Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-07
Davis Drugs.

| Woodring Undertaking Co.. Tel. $50.
| Gardner Press printing, sol LIST Ave,
! HARNESS and saddles. A. A. Wiohert.
VICTROIAS at Mickels. S34 Broadway.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone o.
Guaranteed watch and Jewelry repair
| ing Lefferts, jewelers..
| TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE OR RENT
] at Bushnell's Book store.
DR. s. w. Mccall, dentist. fifth floor,
Baldwin block. Phone Sl4.
| BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO. WIRING
AND FIXTURES Phone 3s6
| MONEY TO LOAN on city real estate,
Chas. r. Officer, l2S s. Main ST.
Accurate and satisfactory glass fitting
and repairing Lefferts, Opticians.
DR. A. II. Woodbury., dentist, moved to
| S0b-3O6 Sapp block. Phone Black SOB.
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE c. B.
Mutual Bldg. aud LoaE Assn, l2S Pearl
FOR sALE-A few used cars In good
condition. Council Bluffs Auto Co., elO
| Pearl street. Phone 1891.
The regular meeting of the Ripping club
was held Thursday afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. X, Leslie, 1917 North Ninth street.
| WHEN YOU build your new home,
| specify a SpTague Crater Furnace. ~
| costs no more than others and Will neat
the whole house economically. Sold by
local dealers,
James Sullivan, aged 70 years died
| Thursday afternoon at the county farm at
leaves five children. one, Mrs. John Rolf,
being a resident of this city.
! Only one marriage license was claimed
at the marriage license counter here yes
bTaved the gray old superstition were
| Abe Roof and Melissa earle, both OF
Council Bluffs, and aged Sc and 48, re-
spectively
| The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
| Kirkpatrick died OF pneumonia at 40
! yesterday morning at the family home in
Keg Creek township. The funeral will be
held at the residence today and burial
will take place at the Keg Creek cemetery.
Besides the parents, two other children
survive.
Mrs. Margaret Parmley, aged II years,
died of pneumonia at noon yesterday at
| the Jennie Edmundson Memorial hospital
Mrs. PaTmley made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. William Miller, 1911 High
street. She is survived by one other dangh-
| ter, Mrs. E. .. Lilies of Williams. 8. D.
and two sons, j. Ii. PaImley of Harlan
and d. c. Parmley OF this city. The body
win be taken sunday TO Defiance, Ia,
whore the funeral services Will be held
| and burial take place.
John Henry Hathaway, aged II years,
died at 3 o'clock yesterday morning at the
home Of his son, Ira Hathaway. 800 East
Pierce street, from the infirmitles or age,
after five weeks illness. Mr.. Hathaway
was born in Illinois in 1S4S. and had lived
most of his life In Pottawattamie county.
He is survived by five sons, Ira. at whose
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all of this city, and Mamie, of Wisconsin
The body was taken to Woodrings under
taking rooms, where IL will be held until
Sunday. The funeral cortege will leave
there sunday morning at 1880 and serv-
ices will be held at 2 o'clock at the Latter
Day Saints church at Crescent. Rev.
Joshua Garlic will conduct the services,
and burial will take place at the Crescent
cemetery.
A telegram from Tucson. Aris, yester-
day announced the death there OF Frank
MGRaven, well-known and very popular
employed BY the city IN several capaoi-
ties, including poundmaster, for q number
club. Last autumn when II was discov-
cred that he was suffering from tuber-
eulosis. members OF the Elks' club and
TO Arizona in the hope of benefitting his
health. He also had many frtends among
the local Eagles, who have taken an In
ersst In his welfare Il h has not yea
returned here for burial. but undoubtedly
will be II his widow desires II. Besides
his widow he is survived by three chill
dren who live at the family home, 1906
Avenue A.
Chief of Police Wen yesterday received
a letter from Or. Robert T, WhitemAn,
coroner at New Meadow, Idaho. announc-
a former resident OF this city. Mr.. Wy
hoff was killed by a falling tree which
he was chopping. He IL survived by two
brothers. William WyhOff OF this city and
Charles Wyhoff of Alliance. Neb and
three sisters, Mrs. Ida Smith OF Omaha.
Mrs. Fannie Muey Of this city and airs.
Johnson Of Kansas City Mr.. Wyhoft
was living on a homestead and the fatal
accident was not known until his body
was found on February "a He was last
seen on January Is and II Ia believed that
the accident happened about that time.
His father. who was an old soldier and
well known here, died at his home in this
city last fall The son had completed all
preparations for proving up on his home
stead and papers in his pocket indicate
that he intended to make his final filing
death.