Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
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Davis, Drugs
Victrola, SIS. A. Hospe Co.
Platte Overton buys walnut logs.
Correstly fitted glasses. Lefferts.
Woodring Undertaking Co.. Tel. g39.
stockert sells rugs. 2O6 W. Bwy..
Tel 307. .l
Lewis Cutler. funeral director.
Phone 81.
WANTED. S or GROOM HOUSE.
VIII pay cash. Telephone 43.
WHERE THE BEST GLASSES ARE
MADE. Terry Optical Co., 4OS B'way.
BEN B. KING & co. Funeral Dis
rectors, 1856 W. Broadway. Phone las.
TEMPORARY LOCATION-Dr. II.
A. Woodbury. Dentist. Is Scott St
LOST-Between Council Bluffs and
Treynor, White truck Magnets. Tel. 16,
Furniture and chattel loans. v usual
| rates. Established rs years. A. A.
Clarke & Co.
Telephone 17s for Cooks Cleaning
Works to get your clothes and hat to
clean them like new.
Special attention to painting and
paperhanging In the country. IL.
Berwick
Excelsior Lodge, No. 259, Ancient
| Free and Accepted Masons, will meet
| In special session tonight at o'clock,
| for work in the second degree.
Only one marriage license was is
sued here yesterday. 1t was claimed
by Clarence Hill and Elizabeth VIM
of Omaha, who gave their age as 81
and 81, respectively.
The Council Bluffs Abstract com
pany filed notice yesterday Of appear
| to the district court from the tax as
sessment fixed by the city council as
| n board OF review. The assessment
was 81, 900 and was returned as "mer-
chandise. The company claims the
amount to be excessive.
The Board of County Supervisors
yesterday decided that Ben. B. King
shall hereafter have an equal share
of the countys pauper burial business.
| II has heretofore been divided between
Undertakers Cutler, Woodring and
| Corrigan. A minimum price OF S20
Is allowed for each pauper burial.
The rural mail carrier on Route
No. reported yesterday that all of
the roads covered by his long drive
had been dragged with, the exception
Of two stretches. One was cowpath
In Garner township over which he has
recently been required to drive and
the other place Is within the city lin
| Its, on the North Harrison street and
Mynster Springs road. s'.-
| News was received here yesterday
Of the death at Warroad, Minn., OF
| r. II. Mayher, an Illinois Central rail-
road man here, after a lingering ILL
ness. He was about 81 years of age,
and had made his home at 624 Glen
avenue. He had been in Minnesota
for about month, accompanied by
'his wife and one son. There are two
sons and o daughter surviving.
Members of the Danebo society and
the Danish Brotherhood of this city
and all other citizens of Danish blood
are requested to meet in Danish hall,
Broadway and Park avenue, at noon,
July for the purpose of joining in
the patriotic parade which will start
at o'clock, They want to demonstrate
by large representation in this
parade that they are real American
citizens.
Fire that almost destroyed small
cottage at 1906 Avenue II yesterday
morning, caused the loss of the greater
part of the household furniture OF
Mrs. Ella Cadet, a widow, who lived
there with her family of small chill
dren. In addition to the furniture and
about all OF the clothing, Mrs. Cadel
lost all of the money she had saved
up during several months. 1t was
In the dresser of the bedroom where
teh family clothing was kept, and
where the destruction was most com
plete. The fire started from an oil
stove which had been lighted to cook
the morning meal. The firemen were
called in time to prevent the total do
struction Of the building. The house
was owned by the Northwestern Rail
road company and was on one of the
lots purchased during the acquisition
of the large tract of property in that
vicinity.