Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-09
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council niuffs office Of
The Bee is 1t ~ North
Main ~. Teisphons ~.


Corrigans, undertakers. Phone 1fs.
woodring Undertaking Co. Tel 3se
GARDENERS PRESS. printing. Phone 81
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC co. WIRING
AND FIXTURES. PHONE 1893.
Dr. II. a. Woodbury.. dentist, moved to
Soo-3O0 Sapn block Phone Black 503.
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW, SEE c. u.
Mutual Bldg. and Loan Assn. 123 Pearl.
Our millwork factory IL equipped with
the most modern electric machinery. en-
abltng US to turn out high class work at
low prices. 6. Hafer Lumber company.
Members Of the Brotherhood Of Ameri-
can Ieomen arc requested TO attend the
funeral OF Archer Frank w. Post today at
y. m. from the residence, 1890 Fourth
avenue.
Thomas White. colored. indicted bv the
grand jury at the last term OF district
court for the theft OF $50 from the Hospe
music store, was released from jail yester-
day when he filed bond for 500.
Miss Mary O'Nell, head of the millinery
Department. Adolph Beno and J.. X.
Gerke of the Beno store, left yesterday
Tor Chicago and New York on the annual
autumnal goods purchasing mission.
Judge Arthur yesterday granted Kath-
crime waterman, who was divorced from
her husband, Frank Waterman, few
years ago, the right 20 marry again at
any time. When the divorce was given
her Il contained the usual provision re-
pulieu by statute prohibiting the marriage
OF either party until after one year
Louis Beebe, son OF former Alderman
FRANK Beebe. is suffering from an in
jury received while handling heavy
Ireight In his work as "A transfer teamster
the center OF his left wrist. The nail was
new and without rust, but Il made an
ugly and painful wound that will inca
pseitate him for business for some time
Fred Unberfurth. cess Fifth avenue. was
tnrown or Tell from bis buggy last night
while turning the corner az South First
ana Pierce streets. He fell heavily on
the pavement, striking on his head and
enoscIons W VINE, picked up he was un-
called and after giving him the necessary
treatment took him to his hon1 Ills IN.
juries were found not TO be- slrious
Sam McBee. not unknown Council
Bluffs man. was sent 10 the county fail
Yesterday by Police Judge Snyder after
police officers had testified that when
McBee was picked up on the street I'm an
intoxicated condition, metal knucxlcs were
found In his pockets. Under the Iowa
law knueks' are specified as deadly
weapons and possession incurs the dan
yer OF penitentiary sentence. McI3ee
jury
Miss Esther Williams OF Missouri
valley is the guest OF her relatives. Mr..
ana Mrs George II. Hamilton, Benton
street and Washington avenue. For the
accommodation of the young people of tho
neighborhood Mr.. Hamilton has had the
lawn In the rear of his home wired and
illuminated by 300-candlepower Tungsten
lights TO permit OF croquet playing at
night. Croquet balls and wickets painted
white are other innovations that have
served TO revive interest I'm the ancient
game and given II a nelghborhood popu-
llarity greater than 1t acquired n genera
ton ago.
Damage to tho nxtant 90 .o,.., -,
dred dollars was inflicted on the stosk
and building at 3iS East Broadway by "a
fire which started there at 6 o'clock iast
The building In used as a eecond-han6
store by w. II. Ramsey. He IVES engaged
w adjusting and repairing an did gasoiine
stove when the explosion occurred, The
Ilreinen had to use two hose streams 10
sxtinguish the fire. The lower part OF the
pudding was badly soorched and the COM
tents DAMAGED by both fire and water
Is owned By A. NJ Bonham. go HarmonX
street as1 Is protected by Insurance.
liner Olson, the l9-year-old son OF Max
Olson. North Main street groceryman.
was 80 painfully injured yesterday after
TOOK tnht IL was necessary 10 take him TO
the lcdmundson hospital for surgical care
While working about the store the young
plan found II necessary TO step upon the
counter For the purpose OF getting a
greater elevation he rested one foot on
tne edge OF showcase. His foot slipped
off the metal frame and crashed through
the glass. The splintered glass inflicted
number OF cuts, extending from the
ankle 70 the knee. Scores OF fragments
were picked from the iacerated flesh.
An artery was nlcked and prompt surgical
sld was required to prevent him bleeding
To show that he had real artistic abiI-
ny Morris Ferrari foreman OF cement
sidewalk construction gang, yesterday
put some ornaments at the corners OF the
new walks across the grounds OF the
county court house leading from the street
70 me north entrance. He selected per-
perfect impressions OF Il on the plastic
surface OF the walk. The Impressions
We're made in duplicate at the corner OF
the court house steps. The Impressions
VIII be permanent as the sidewalk itself
The construction OF the sidewalk Is the
result OF open rebellion on the part OF
court house employees and members OF the
bar and determination to disregard The
keep off the grass signs.
A five-passenger automobile hearing
the register No. 6GsS5 Neb., WAS over.
turned at Seventeenth street and broad
way last night and several OF those in ~
slightly hurt. One woman was thrown
upon the pavement on her face and re-.
telved a painful cut on the nose The ac-
cident happened when the driver Mt
tempted TO make short turn. The car
was not going fast, but had sufficient
sreed TO throw II upon its side The in
yureo occupants We're taken TO Omaha in
another car. After the overturned car
was rishted 4 was found 20 have been
be towed 20 a garage for repairs No
names were secured and when a police
inquiry was made shortly after the driver
shd All OF the occupants had returned 70