Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

Davis. Drugs.
Victrolia. SIS. A. Hospe Co.
woodring Undertaking. CO. Tel $50.
scientifically fitted glasses. Leffert's.
Gardner Press, printing, 5Ut First Ave.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
WALNUT LOGS WANTED. Platte
overton. Council Bluffs.
=, Phone az for prescriptions. Free de-
livery. Frickle Drug Co.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO., WIRING
AND FIXTURES. Phone 394.
PYoRRHEA TREATMENT. DR.. II. A.
woodbury.. dentist, Sapp block.
DAMON ELECTRIC CO.-Nitrogens.
stockert sells rugs. EOS w. Bwy. Tel. SO7.
TO sAVB OR TO BORROW, SEE c. B.
Mutual Bldg. and Loan Assn. 18 Pearl.
Furniture and chattel loans. y usual
rates. Estab. Is years. A. A. clark & Co.
We clean. alter and repair any kind Of
clothing. Cooks Cleaning works. Phone us
Excelsior lodge No 259 will meet in spe-
cial communication Saturday evening at
o'clock for work on the Master Mason
Mrs. c. z. Jennings, 1os stutsman
street, yesterday afternoon slipped on the
ICY steps at her home and fell. Her most
serious injury was q fracture OF her left
wrist. DIR. Harry Kelly was called.
The weakness of the matrimonial mar
ket at the county court house showed no
Improvement yesterday. There was only
one application for license. The license
was issued to Jack Schliecher and Emily
stacy. both OF Council Bluffs, and aged
u and 20 years, respectively.
The funeral of Frank ]. Berger was
held yesterday afternoon at the residence
Of his sister, Mrs. Charles J. Scanlon, 900
Mlnynster street, and was largely attended.
me services were conducted by Rev.
Presbyterian church. Burial was in Wal
nut Hill cemetery.
Miss Hannah Remington, aged u years.
died last evening at the home OF her
nephew, J, G, Mcdonald. 1920 Avenue p,
after eight weeks illness from the in
firmities of old age. Miss Remington
had been a resident of Council Bluffs for
twenty-five years. and during all of the
time was an earnest member of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. The body was re-
moved to Woodring's undertaking rooms
70 be prepared for transportation to De-
troit, Mich, the former home, and where
several sisters reside.
Neighbors who reside near the home OF
Mrs. Campbell, 612 South Fifteenth street
who have been looking after her property
from the city, observed a light in the
house Thursday night and notified the
police. Officers discovered that thieves
mad broken into the house and had turned
things topsy-turvy in the search for valu-
ables. They had entered the house by
breaking open a rear side door. The
amount OF the loss cannot be ascertained
Miss Maude Quigley and Jesse G.. Far
low surprised their friends Wednesday
afternoon by quietly going to the couri
mouse, securing a marriage license and
having the marriage ceremony solemnizec
by Justice Cooper. Mr.. Earlow Is q
switchman in the employ of the Great
western, and both he and his bride have
long been residents of Council Bluffs
The announcement OF the marriage wal
immediately followed by the announce
msnt that they are now at home to thell
friends at 40 Eleventh avenue.
A suit for divorce was begun yesterday
BY Marian Fay Barnes against her hus-
band. Charles G.. Barnes. She alleges
cruelty and failure to provide, and asks
70 have restored to her her maiden name
Marian Fay Lavender. They were mar
ried at Rock Island, ILL.,. on October g.
1909; A partition suit was Instituted yes
terday in the district court by Emma
Bertelesen against l.. j. and Mary Lar
son and many others. The property tc
be distributed comprises lots l. 2 and s
block 4, Stutsman's Second addition, orig
inally the estate of Jens Larson and LEFT
since died.