Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-02
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viotrola. slS aopss Co.
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel sss
scientifically nttsd glasses. Lefferts.
Gardner Prssa printing. sol First Ava
psfsnbaush, quality printing. phone 63A.
Stockert sells rugs. 20s ". Bwy. Tel. so7.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone n.
We clean and block hatA Cooks Clean.
Ing Works. Phone 10.
Abstracts At lowest rates. Council Bluffs
Abstract Co.. sos Pearl St
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO., WIRING
AND FIxTURE6. Phone 1sA
PYORRHEA TREATMENT. Dr.. Il, A.
woodbury.. Dentist sapp block.
Paint up. paper up. clean up. Have
Berwick. the decorator. do It. Phone es1
Furniture and chsttsI loans v usual rates.
Established 80 years. A. A. Clark d Co.
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE c. q.
Mutual buildins and Loan Assn. l3a Pearl
9: cottrell. . stranger, was found wan
dering about the streets In a demented con-
dition Yesterday afternoon, and was last
evening sent to st. Bernard's hospital, after
an examination by City Physician Moth.
Special oonvocation OF Star chapter No.
q, Royal Arch Masons will be held at
Masonic temple at 8 o'clock this evening
Tor work on the Royal Arch degree. The
regulation supper to follow the meeting.
Samuel J. Wilson. formerly Of Council
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Morris on Oakland
avenue for the last two weeks, has returned
to his home in Chicago. Mr.. Wilson has
been recently married.
After thirty years Of welded life, Hem
rietta Caldwell yesterday filed petition in
the district court for divorce from e. c..
Caldwell. They were married at Peters,
burg. ILL.,. on January. 16. 1885, and Mrs.
Caldwell alleges that on account Of her
husbands cruelty, she was obliged to sepa-
She asks only for divorce. and begs the
court to determine the other equities,
A meeting Of the board of directors of
the Council Bluffs Eagles was to have been
hold this afternoon for the purpose of OPEN
ing the bids for the erection of the new
building that 10 to be constructed for the
cowiss' bowling alley. but owing to the
death Of Adolph Beno It has been post
poned until I o'clock on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Beno was one OF the charter members
Of the local Eagles organization and .
heavy stockholder in the building.
Mrs. Maggie Koehler, mother of Fred
koehler Of this city died yesterday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs, John Hoffman.
3s7o Ames avenue, Omaha. Mrs. Koehler
was II years Of age and . native Of Ger
many She had lived In Council Bluffs for
forty mine years. going only recently to live
removed to Woodrins's undertaking parlors
and will be taken to the Salem Evangelical
church on Pierce street Sunday afternoon,
where funeral services will DO held At 2:ao
o'clock. Rev. II. O. Lorenz officiating. Bur-
ial will be in Fairview cemetery. Four
daughters and four sons survive their
mother. They are: Mrs. LON Torrance Of
Huron. 9. D.; Mrs. Ed Garry Of Lincoln;
Mrs John Hoffman Of Omaha; Mrs. Louise
Carter Of Tacoma, Wash; Julius Koehler,
Henry Koshler. Otto Koehler Of Omaha, and
Fred Koehler Of Council Bluffs. Mrs. Koch
Ter had been . member Of the Salem
church here since 1879.
The announcement was received here yes
terday that the supreme court had sus-
tained the verdict of the district court
here giving Mrs. Eva Cook judgment
for $1,000 for the death of her husband,
Paul o. Cook. who died from fatal In
juries received at Columbus, Neb., while
discharging his duties as a brakeman for
the Union Pacific railroad. The district
court here gave Mrs. Cook Q verdict for
5000 and $1,000 for each Of her six chill
his train was working In the railroad yards
at Columbus. The liability Of the railroad
company was established by the testimony
Of . witness. who was passing along tho
street and was only . few feet away when
the accident occurred. He saw Cook falling
from the car with ono Of tho irons in his
hands from the ladder which he was as
cending. The witness was accidentally dis
covered by Thoams O. Harrison. counsel for
Mrs Cook. The man had been injured and
had been brought to Mercy hospital here.
The county has been giving Mrs. Cook
cred more than year ago, taking q lien
on the Judgment for reimbursement The
interest on the judgment will more than
account for this sum.