TTTR OMAHA DATLV 1131131 STTNDAT , , TTJN"fl ] 11 , 1800.
COUNCIL BLUFFS *
MIMIH Mn.
Davis Bella a rugs.
Moore' * food kllla worms and filtsnt.
Budwelncr beer , It. nnaonfoldt , Agent.
Victor hot wntcr heaters at nixby'a.
I'crry pictures. C. B. Alexander & Co.
C. IJ. Jacquomln & Co. , Jcwei r and op-
Uclans. 27 South Main street.
P , J. Davis of Orcston , la. , was In the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Get your work doue at the popular Eojl *
laundry , 724 rtroadwar , 'chone 1B7.
Illshop Morrison will administer the rlto
of conllrmatlon at (3raro church Sunday ,
Juno 18.
The Ladles of the Maccabees will meet In
rcsular session Tuesday afternoon at the
UBiml time and pFace.
Her. It. L. Knox , rector of Grace Epis
copal church , nlll move , with his family ,
Into the new rectory this week.
Star Jupiter , No. 66 , will meet Wednesday
evening In Woodman hall. The election of
ofllcers for the ensuing year will ho hclil
at tills meeting.
A marriage license was Issued yesterday
to Hugcnc M. Curtis of Crlppfo Creek ,
Col. , and Catherine 0. Hupp of Oakland ,
la. IJoth were 24 years of nge.
The following cases of measles were re
ported to the Hoard of Health yesterday :
lay Heff , 1601 Kocond avenue ; I'ansy Halley ,
203 Grace street ; Hall child , 2015 Fourth
avenuo.
City Assessor Hardln notified Mayor Jen
nings yesterday that ho would not bo able
to turn over the assessment hooka of tbo
city to the city council until next Mon
day evening.
The Thcosophlcal society will hold Its
public nice ting this afternoon at .1 o'clock
In Oild FeirowB1 temple. The subject : "Ho-
Incarnation , " will bo presented by Mr.
Frank Slco of Omaha.
Mrs. 0. A. Weed was granted n divorce
yesterday In the district court from Hoyal
Wood , who she married in this city In
3S01. The separation was granted on the
ground of Inhuman treatment.
Hugh Kandy , the man who drove away
with Potindmastcr Dobson's buggy and
team , returned to the city yesterday and
was promptly placed under arrest on the
charge of disturbing the peace.
George Hrlll was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon on an Information filed In Justice
Vlcn'B court charging him with assaulting
n small boy named Turner , llrlir gave ball
for his appearance and will have a hear
ing Juno II.
Henry Lapldus of 1008 Avenue II drove
to Onmha yesterday morning. The day be
ing warm he discarded his coat > and placed
It In the baqk of the wagon. Ho returned
home without It as some sncakthlcf man-
nged to get possession of It.
A stranger engaged qne of the clerks at
Duncan's shoo Btoro on Main street In con
versation' yesterday afternoon while he
leflly slipped a pair of $5 shoes under his
coat. The footwear was not missed until1
the stranger had taken his departure.
N. M. Puscy as exector of the will of the
late Mrs. Sarah J. Bollard , fifed an Inventory
of her estate In the district court yester
day. It shows cash on hand $13,317.41 and
mortgage notes and certificates of deposit
to the amount of $22,504.20. The doubtful
securities amount to $5,803.88.
The hearing of the application for a writ
of ccrtlorarl to annul the ordinance vacat
ing Avenue A In the suit brought by the
Council Muffs , Lake Manawa & Kast Omaha
Construction company against the city was
concluded In the district court yesterday
anil taken under advisement by Judge
Smith.
The entertainment recently given by Mrs.
Hando's pupils at the Opera house was re
peated yesterday afternoon before a fnir-
Blzed audience. The youthful dancers again
covered themselves with gfory , little Matt
Scanlan and Harry Cook In their fireman's
Jance apeclaHy especially. Gertrude Reea
made a decided hit as Columbia and her
dance was prettily executed.
The police have received word from the
authorities at Falrbury , Neb. , that the
woman with whom George Williams , the
man under arrest for burglary , has been
living , deserted a husband and four chil
dren In the Nebraska town to run away
with Williams. The husband of the woman
Is anxious to prosecute her , but has no
means to como here to do so. The matter
Ins been referred to the county attorney
by Chief of Police Illxby.
The kindergarten training department of
the public schools will graduate Us first
class of students on Friday evening next.
The exercises wlir bo held In the Washing
ton avenue school , when diplomas will bo
awarded to the following , who have served
two years in the kindergartens and taken
the necessary examinations : Misses Ethel
Shcpard , Frances Wright , Grace Ament , C.
Wylto and Mrs. Card.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
"Ono Night in June , " the latest song of
Harris , will bo sold at 15 cents at nouricius'
Music house during Juno only. Afterward
at regular price , 23 cents. Also a Tot of
now music , slightly soiled , very cheap. 335
llroadway , where the organ stands upon the
building.
Domestics use Domestic soap.
David sells glass.
IX M13MOIIY OF TIIKIH DEAD.
AViioiliiiiMi of the World Will llolil
Decoration CcTriiiiiiilfH Toilny.
In accordance with the custom of the
order Council camp , No. 14 , Woodmen of
the World , will hold Its annual decoration
coremonlcH this afternoon and flowers will
bo fitrown upon the graves of the Woodmen
who sleep the sleep that knows no awaken
ing In the cemeteries at Falrvicw and Wal
nut Hill.
The mombom of the order and their friends
will gather at Woodman hall on West Broad
way , where a short program of exercises
will bo held. At the conclusion the mem
bers and visiting sovereigns will form In
two divisions and inarch to the cemeteries ,
whore short ceremonies In accordance with
the ritual of the order will be carried out
at the grave of each deceased sovereign.
C. A. Tlbblts will act ns master of cere
monies at Falrvic-w cemetery and James G.
Drndloy at Wiilnut Hill.
The local lodges of the Knlghtn of Pythias
will also hold their observance of Decoration
day today. For them the day will not bo
marked by any elaborate exercises. In the
morning committees from the several lodges
will visit the different comotcrlca and place
( lowers on the graves of their deceased
brother knights. In the evening the mem
bers of the order will attend the services at
thu Broadway Methodist church in n body ,
where the pastor , Hcv. Myron C. Wnddoll ,
Jilrneclf n niomber of the order , will preach
n special sermon on Pythlanlsm.
Try Klein's fragrant smokes ,
Howaro of our cheap competitors' Imita
tion Domestic soap.
llt'iil Entitle TriumforH.
The following transfers were filed yes
terday In the abstract , tltlo and loan otllce
of J. W. Squire. 101 IVarl street :
John Bklnklo nnd wlfo to John A
Stettin , lot 2. block 14 , Uveretfs add
to Council Bluffs , w d t 600
J , W. Hpiustcd nnd wlfo to Addle Cen
ter , lots 7 nnd S , b'ock 5 , Carson ,
In w d J j20
Ilcnjamln I , , n.ivls and wife to A. H.
Swim , lot ID , block 2 * , Mullln's sub-
dlv of C'ouncll HluiTs. w il 1,000
Sheriff to I'ottnwattamlo Investment
company , lot 2. bloik 9 , .McMahon ,
Cooper & Jeffries' add ; .lot 9 , block
Ti , Kvi-rett's add to Council Bluffs ,
a 62
Four transfers , total , ,11,773
Davis sells the best sodawater.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT
I'nr CiiHli or I.mined ( u ,
! : . ii. biin.u-i : & co. ,
C IVurl Vtrvet , Couucll lllull * . IIMVU.
i
STAND UP FOR CIH'S ' RIGHTS
Business Men Opposed to Compromise with
Union Pacific Company.
FIFTH AVENUE BRIDGE MATTER TAKEN UP
IJrnc the Clly Coun
cil to TnUe Action to Annul
Comiinny'fi Frnnchlnc oit
Union Avenue.
The business men of the city demon
strated last night at the mooting of the
city council , sitting as a committee of the
whole , that they iwcro opposed to the city
making any compromise with the
Union Pacific in the matter of
the controversy over the Fifth avenue
bridge. Further , the business men
through a committee , representing all
classes of ibuslncfa , urged the city council
to protect the Interests of the pity Iby taking
action looking toward the annulment of the
franchise granted to the Union Pacific for a
right of way on Union nvenue.
The committee , through Dr , J. M. Dar-
etow , presented n statement In which It
was shown how the railway company had
failed to aWde 'by ' the terms of the ordi
nance granting It the franchise on Union
avenu * and the following resolution :
Resolved , by the city council of the city
of Council Bluffs , Iowa , That the ordinance
franchise and grant heretofore granted to
the Union Pacific Hallway company for oc
cupation of Union avenue , approved Juno
30 , 1SSO , entitled "An ordinance granting
right of way to the Union Pacific Railway
company on certain streets , " Is hereby re
scinded , canceled and annulled by reason
of the non-compllanco of the Union Pa
cific Hallway company with the provisions
therein stated , and that all rights , privi
leges nnd Immunities running to Bald Union
Pacific Railway company , Its successors nnd
assigns thereunder , are hereby canceled ,
annulled nnd withdrawn , nnd the city of
Counclr Bluffs , through Its city council ,
hereby declares all rights , privileges nnd
Immunities therein granted to said railway
company , Its successors and assigns for
feited and at an end.
Addresses In support of the city taking
action looking toward annullng the Union
Pacific's franchise on the avenue were made
by Dr. Barstow , E. H. Morrlam , Frank
Keys , H. A. Searle , I. N. Fllcktnger nnd
Emmet Tinley. George F. Wright appeared
for the railway company and in n review
of the history of the franchise and mat
ters in connection with It said H was a
matter that would have to bo determined
by the courts.
The keynote of the several addresses
made toy the members of the business men's
committee was that the city should stop tem
porizing with the railway company , as by
so doing It prejudiced the1 rights of the
city and acted as an estoppel against It
over taking action to recover Union avenue ,
which It was claimed had been forfeited
by the Union Pacific .by reason of It not
living up to the terms of the ordinance
granting It the franchise. The discussion
lasted several hours and the commltteo ad
journed without taking any action. The reso
lution presented by the business men will
bo brought up at the meeting of the city
council Monday night.
The committee of business men present
composed the following : E. H. Merriam , F.
H. Davis , C. W. McDonald , Emmet Tinley , R.
II. Bloomer , H. A. Qulnn , D. A. Hamilton , C.
R. Hannan , J. P. Grccnshlelds , L. C. Bes-
ley , H. A. Searlo , F. H. Keys , I. N. Flick-
Ingor , P. Gunnoude , 0. P. McKesson , W.
II. Klmball , I. N. Peterson , Dr. J. M. Bar-
atow.
Klein's strawberries beat 'em all.
Domestic soap Is full weight.
Prizes go with domestic soap.
S. M. Williamson , 106 South Main etreet ,
makes a specialty of repairing bicycles and
sewing machines.
DOKVCJS IX THE SOCIAIj WOIIM ) .
Commencement AVci-lc AVI11 He n Gay
One for tlie YouiiKcr Set.
Outsldo of a few dinners In honor of vis
iting guests and a few minor functions the
last week in Council Bluffs has not been
one of marked gaiety. The coming week ,
however , for the younger set will be one
of unusual activity. It is commencement
week , and ns usual will bo marked by a
number of festivities in honor of the
"sweet girl graduates" and the young men
whose school days end. For the last week
the young women have been directing their
attention almost exclusively to the gowns
which they will wear at the Dohany opera
house when they will receive their diplomas.
The commencement week affairs begin
Tuesday night when the Juniors will tender
the seniors a reception at the residence of
Mr ! and Mrs. Flnley Burke on Oakland ave
nue. The night following will occur the
cadet olficors' hop at the Hoyal Arcanum
hall. Thursday night the class of ' 90 will
bo the guests of the alumni at a reception
and dance In Arcanum hall.
A pretty homo wedding was celebrated
Wednesday evening at tlio homo of Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Hue on Fourth street ,
when their daughter , Edith iMny Hanoy ,
and Mr. Walter Lewis Harris were married.
Rev. Stephen Phelps of Omaha officiated.
The brldo were a lovely gown of pearl
while silk with applique trimmings. She
carried brldo roses. The wedding march
was played by Miss Lcona Bcnner. In n
semicircle and forming an alslo through
which the bridal party passed were Misses
Emma Case , Efllo Case , Nlta Boquot , Nelllo
Beecroft nnd Daisy Holmes and the mem
bers of Camp 14 Mandolin olub. The room
In which the ceremony was performed was
prettily decorated In green and white , the
bridal party standing under an open um
brella of pink and whlto flowers. In the
dining room pink nnd white flowers only
were used , nnd the color scheme was car
ried out in the refreshments served. Dur
ing the evening music was furnished by
Camp 14 Mandolin club and Miss Cora
Hltcticock. Mr. and Mrs. Harris will bo at
homo after Juno 15 at 601 East Plorco
street. The out of town guests were Dr.
and Mrs. Honey of Seward , Neb. , Miss Me-
Intyro of Omaha , Mr. Frank Harris of
Omaha and Miss Walton of laa'e Park ,
Nob.
Nob.Mr.
Mr. John C. Rosse and Miss Winifred
Ryan , daughter of Mrs. Rachel Ryan of
Second avenue , were married on Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock nt St. Francis Xavlcr's
church , Rev. Father Smyth officiating. The
brldo was daintily gowned In white batiste ,
with trimmings of white satin ribbon. She
wore a large white hat and carried a fan
and prayer 'book. She was attended by her
sinter , Mlsa Ray Ryan , Who was gowned
in pink and white. Mr. 'John Teller acted
as best man. After .the ceremony on elab
orate breakfast was served at the homo
of the bride's mother. The dining room
was prettily decorated In smllnx and on
the table wore two tall vases of brldo roses
and pink carnations. During the breakfast
telegrams of congratulation were received
and read from out of town relatives nnd
friends. Many handsome gifts were re
ceived. Mr. and Mru. Rocso will bo at homo
to their friends after June-15 at 1614 Ninth
avenue. The out of town guests were :
Mrs. Gllmore , Mrs. Hrgan , Mrs. Raymond ,
Miss Ryan and the Misses Hogan , all of
Missouri Valley.
The women of the Sanitary Relief commis
sion entertained In delightful fashion on
Thursday evening In honor of the soldier
boy * , who hnvo returned , nnd thrtr friends.
The pleimnn-t home of Mr. nnd MM Free
man li. Heed was thrown open for the oc
casion. The hou and yard were nay In
their decorations of lings nnd Japanese Inn *
term. A program WAS rendered ns follows :
MiHlo. Apollo club ; voenl solo , Miss Me-
Intyr * . r > lnno srtlo , Atlss Witter ; recitation ,
Mrs. Fnr ; vocnl solo , Miss Cnldwell ; music ,
Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and GultAr and Banjo
club ; vocal ole , Miss Corn Hitchcock ; vocal
solo , Mr. W. S. Hlgdon ; music , Apnllo club ,
Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and club. After the
program refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed on the lawn and In
the house.
Mr. Jnmes Fenlon entertained at dinner
Sunday night at the Grand hotel the Misses
Plnney , Schoenlgen , Bennett , Beobe , Test ,
W'lckhnm ' , Farnsworth , Helen Baldwin. Mrs.
T. D. Mot calf performed the onerous duties
of ohaporone. Dinner wns served In the
ladles' ordinary , the lablo being beautifully
decorated with flowers.
The last meeting Tor the summer of the
Woman's Christian association was held
Monday afternoon nt the homo of Mrs. L. W.
Ross on Willow nvenue. Mrs. Dnvlfl of
Omaha spoke very Interestingly on rescue
work. The attendance was unusually large.
After the regular business had been dlcposcd
of a social time was enjoyed. Sherbet was
served and carnations given to the guests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Ourslor of Morning-
side entertained Informally Thursday even
ing In honor of their gucot , Miss Kraomer
of Pueblo , Colo.
The 'Misses ' Hazel and Bessie Hammer en
tertained at their homo on East Broadway
In delightful manner the members of the
Alpha club. After a musical program dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. J , D. Edmundson enter
tained at dinner on Thiirndny evening In
honor of ( Major Lacey of Oocaloosa and his
daughter , Mrs. Browlstor , and her llttlo
daughter of San Francisco. The table was
prettily decorated In pink roses. Covers
were laid for nine.
Mrs. Corey entertained very delightfully
the Women's Whist club on Tuesday after
noon. The guest of honor was Mrs. Ed-
niundnon of Denver.
Mrs. J. D. Edmundson entertained at
whist on Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Edmundson of Denver , who is presi
dent of the Women's Whist club of that
city. Mrs. Edmundeon carried off the honors
of the oocnslon.
Mrs. Lougeo and Mrs. Street entertained
charmingly at a kenslngton on Monda'y
afternoon. The parlors 'were fragrant with
pink and red roses. A guessing contest T > f
the names of prominent men and women was
a feature of the afternoon , the prize being
won by Mrs. Hetrlck. Dainty refreshments
were served.
A very pleasant musical was given
Wednesday evening by Miss Barclay. About
ten guests were present. Cllr. Shea of Lin
coln gave several vocal selections. Llghtte-
fro hments were served.
The Hamilton Whist club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mcsdames Sherman ,
Dillon , Hess , Frank Wright and Hess at the
home of the last named.
JIIss Ella Wirt returned home Friday
evening from the State university at Lin
coln , Nob. , to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. John N. Baldwin nnd son left Tues
day for an extended , visit In New York and
other eastern points.
Mrs. O. M. Brown returned last evening
from Kansas City , where she spent the
week visiting relatives nnd friends.
( Miss Mamie Oliver entertained the Sisters
of Bethany at her home on Graham avenue
Friday evening.
The dance given by the young women
of Grace Episcopal _ church at Royal Ar
canum hall Wednesday evening , following
Dr. Rellly's lecture on Ireland , proved one
of the most enjoyable affairs of the last
week.
IMIss Mntle Paul of Henderson , la. , was
the guest Thursday of Miss Alberta Woods.
Mr. Gcrt Griffith 'is home for the summer
vacation from Pennsylvania , where he has
been attending school.
Mr. O. H. Neubert of Harlan was the
guest Sunday of Mr. Walter T. Payne of
Avenue A ,
Mrs. Albert loft Friday for Whiting , la. ,
where she iplayed at the commencement ex
ercises.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. McAtee nnd two chil
dren will leave next week for an extended
trip through Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Davis and baby of
Chicago are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis and Mr. and Mrs. John Davis.
Master Floyd Flicklngcr , son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. T. Fllcklnger , left Friday on a
visit to his grandparents in Winthrop , In.
Mrs. W. F. Whitney and family of Lara-
mle , Wyo. , arc visiting their parents , Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Proctor , on North Seventh
street.
'Mrs. ' N. C. Phillips returned yesterday from
a pleasant visit with Mrs. G. S. Damon nt
Wayne , Neb.
Mrs. F. II. Morgan entertained the last
week Miss Kathryn Dunn of Los Angeles ,
Cal.
Cal.Mrs.
Mrs. Chamberlain , who has been spending
the winter with her daughter , Mrs. Frank
T. True , left Friday on a visit to friends in
Ashland , Neb.
Mr. I. Beers Rohrer returned Thursday
from William Jewell college at Liberty ,
Mo.
Master Sheldon Walker of Omaha Is visit
ing his aunt. Mrs. J. W. Mitchell , of 742
Broadway.
Rev. W. H. W. Reese , formerly of Coun
cil Bluffs , hut now located In Cincinnati was
In the city the last week visiting old tlmo
friends.
Mrs. J. B. Atkins was able to bo out Fri
day for the first time since her Illness.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Douglas have moved
Into tholr now homo on South Eighth street.
Mrs. E. C. Cook and son , Robert , have
gene to Spirit Lake for n few days' visit.
Mrs. Wood of Rldgo street Is enjoying a
visit from her daughter , Mrs. Burhorn of
Kansas City.
Miss Laura Meyers has returned from An
napolis , where she visited her brother , nt
the Naval academy.
Mr. F. H. Hill returned Friday from
Madison Lake , WIs. , where ho had 'been '
on n fishing trip.
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf and daughter , Miss
Delia , left Thursday for Chndron , 0 , , to
spend the summer. En route they will visit
a week with Dr. Frank Metcalf of Chicago ,
Mrs. Jnmes Leo of Omaha wns the guest
the last week of Mrs. A. B. Howe.
Mr. John L. Morkol has returned to this
city to spend the summer with his parents
on Washington avenue.
Mrs. H. S. 1)11nn and daughter , Miss Daisy ,
are visiting In Now York nnd will remain
east for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Judson of Turley's
Glen nas entertained Mr. A. B , Judson of
Indianapolis the lost week.
Mrs. J. W. Wills has returned from a
visit to Woodblno. She Is accompanied by
her niece. Miss Dora Butler , who will visit
here for some weeks ,
Mrs. Emma Orabbe , accompanied by her
two children , left Wednesday for Now York ,
from where she will Ball for Germany on
a visit of several months to friends and
relatives.
Mies Mao Lunkley Is visiting In Novnda ,
Mo. , where she went to nttend the wedding
of her friend , Mlt > s Elizabeth Coyne , she
being ono of the bridesmaids.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Weir entertained the
last week their cousin , Mr. 0. B. Hollln of
Marlon county.
Mr. and Mrs. AW. . Moore and Mr. and
'Mrs. E. H. Haworth left Thursday for n
week's fishing trip to Blue Lake , near
Onawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Austin are visiting
in Dos Molnes. whore they are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wyman. From
Doe Molnes they go to Colfax , where Mrs ,
Wyman will bo their guent.
Invitation * have been received here for
the wedding of Mr John W. Beardsley and
MUs LJJIlh Stave at Champaign , III. , next
Wednesday. Mlw Stnvo hn many friend *
And acqimlntuncei In this cliy. where * ho
frequently visited with her aunt , Mrs. J. U.
Wndaworth.
Mrs. A. S. Ilnzolton and Ron * Are. visit
ing relatives In Keokuk.
Colonel and Mrs. W. F , Bnkor left Tucs-
dny for an extended visit In Birmingham.
Ala. , and other southern points.
Mrs. W. H. Treynor had as her guest
Wednesday her brother , Rov. S. B. Nlelson
of Wllllnmetta , Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carley and family
will remove to Peorla , III. , this wcok , where
they will make their future homo.
'Miss ' Lou Young leaves tomorrow to Join
her mother In Mexico.
iMr. J. II. Danlger has gone to Colorado
Springs on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. J. C. Lange Is visiting relatives In
Ottumwa.
IMIss Bessie Pryor has returned from nn
extended visit In South Dakota.
Mrs. E. W. Jackson of First nvonuo en-
tcrtnlned her brother , Mr. S. W. Jncoby
of Burlington , Inst week.
Miss Mnry Bartlctt hns returned from
Lincoln , where she has been attending the
Nebraska State university.
Mrs. Dell G. Clark entertained the last
week Mrs. Robert Lee Duval of Chicago ,
who wns on her way to Portland , Ore. , to
spend the summer.
( Mrs. W. H. Van Brunt , Miss Mary Van
Brunt nnd Mrs. W. A. Southard nttcnded
the reception given by Mrs. Charles Norton
at Avoca Friday.
Mrs. C. H. Bradley and llttlo son Don
ald , left Tuosdny for Chlcngo. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Bradlcy'e elstor-ln-
law , Mrs , Lesplnasso. After making n short
visit In Chicago ( Mrs. Bradley will go to nor
old homo In Michigan to spend tbo sum
mer.
mer.Mrs.
( Mrs. J. W. Strohm la visiting friends In
Sioux' City.
airs. W. A. ataurcr and son Wllllo have
gene to La Porte , Ind , . for a three weeks'
visit. Mr. Maurer la In Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. W. C. James and daughter , Mrs.
Courtland Palmer , arc visiting In Sioux
City , where they are the guests of Mrs.
Henrietta Jackson ,
Mrs. C. O. Culver of Sioux City has re
moved to this city and will make her homo
with her eon , Mr. Howard Culver.
( Mrs. Kato Madden has gone to DCS Molnes
to attend the wedding of Miss Emma Al
berta Davis to Mr. .1. D. Sullivan of Iowa
City.
City.Mrs.
Mrs. J. O. Wadsworth Is visiting In Cham
paign , 111.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hnnnan entertained
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brace of Denver , Colo. ,
the last week.
Miss Bessie Moore Is visiting friends and
relatives In Cedar Rapids and Independence.
IMr. and Mrs. J. D. E < lmundson enter
tained during the last week Dr. and Mrs.
Edmundson of Denver , Colo.
Mrs. J. W. Schlcketanz Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Schlckotanz of Missouri Valley.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Lyons enjoyed a
visit the last week from their son , W. M.
Lyons of Lead , S. D.
Mrs. Charles Hnos and sister , Miss CharitT
Babcock , have purchased the Walte property
on Sixth avenue nnd Seventh street and
will take possession of their new home about
July 1.
Thursday evening the members of the
Owl club were the guests of Mr. A. Kreamer
at a "smoker. "
Cards are out for the "wedding of Miss
Pauline Fuller Welles to Mr. Edward Holden
Nelson at St. Paul's church , Waterloo , N.
Y. , AVednesdny , Juno 21. Miss Welles has
a large circle of friends and acquaintances
In this city nnd Omnha.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Casady , Jr. . are en
tertaining Miss Klnsler of Omaha and Miss
Stewart Hamilton of Cleveland , 0.
Mrs. L. C. 'Arnold ' and sons , Roy and
Ralph , of Burlington , la. , are the guests of
Mr. S. F. HoWnson and family of Park
avenuo.
Miss Patricia Darraugh has returned from
n month's visit with friends In St. Joseph ,
Mo.
The half-mile championship was won by
Frank Gay on a chalnless Columbia at the
Young Men's Christian association race yes
terday. A bad foul that threw Mr. Gay put
him out of the mile championship race , or
the chalnless would have been heard from
there. COLE & COLE. Agents ,
Council Bluffs , la.
A small square piano for sale at $25.GO nt
Bourlclus1 Music house , 33. Broadway ,
where the organ stands upon the building.
Domestic soap Is No. 1 grade.
Drink Klein's summer drinks.
Church > oten.
Today will bo observed as children's day
In a number of the churches and special
services will bo held by the young folks.
St. Paul's Episcopal church , Rev. G. E.
Walk , rector. Third Sunday In Trinity ,
holy communion at 7:30 : a. m. , Sunday school
at 9:30 : a. m. , morning prayer , litany nnd
sermon at 11 o'clock , subject of sermon ,
"The Bow in the Cloud. " At 8 p. m. a
choral service will bo held. The class for
the study of church history will meet In
the choir room Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
The services nt Grace Episcopal church to
day will bo as follows : Sunday school nt
9:45 : a. m , , morning prayer and sermon at
11 o'clock , evening prayer and sermon at S
o'clock.
At the First Presbyterian church this
morning , the pastor , Rev. W. S. Barnes , will
preach the baccalaureate eermon to the grad
uating class of the High school , taking as
CLEARING \
KNEE PANT SUITS.
Formerly U 60 now Jl 10. Formerly $3 < Wnow $200.
Formerly $2.00 now $1.33. Formerly $3 SO now $2 26.
Formerly $2.25 now $1.65. Formerly $4.00 now $ " no.
Formerly $ t SO now $ .125.
Formerly $2.60 now $1.85.
"
Formerly $ "i 00 now $3.50.
Formerly $2.75 now $2.25. Formerly $5 BO now $1.00.
Formerly $3.00 now $2 25. Formerly $ r no- now $4 60.
Formerly $3 60 now $2.75. Formerly $ f no now $ R.OO.
Formerly $4.00 now $3.00. Formerly $7.60 now $6.00. $
These prices refer to all the boys' and children's snils in the house.
METCALF & METCALF , Council Bluffs ,
17 and 19 Pearl Street.18 and 20 Main Street.
his subject , "Progressive Attainments. "
Children's day exercises by the pupils of the
Sunday school nt 7:30 : will take the plnco
of the regular evening service. Christian
Endeavor society 'Will ' meet nt 6:30. : All
other services will bo ns usual.
Elder I. M. Smith will speak nt both
morning and evening services today nt the
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints. Services will bo as fol
lows ; Morning sermon at 10:30 : , Sunday
school at noon , meeting of Z. R. L. society
nt 6 p. m. , nnd evening service at 7.45.
At St. John's English Lutheran church
the children will have special exercises at
( Continued on Ninth Page. )
GOOD CIGAR FOR
SATISFIES THE MOST
CRITICAL
}
AT ALL DEALERS
'A.DAV15'50NS&CO. MAKERS
JOHN G.WOODWARD8cCO.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , 10WAS *
THE NEUMAYER
JACOB M2UMAYER , 1MIOI' .
204 , 20C , 20S. 210 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Rates , J1.25 per day , 75 rooms. First-class
In every respect. Motor line to all depots.
Local agency for the Celebrated St. Louis
A. B. C. Beer. First-class bar In con-
LOANS
On Improved Farms in Iowa
and inside city property in Council Bluffs
at lowest rates.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
The E. H. Odell property on High School
avenue , near Glen avenue. Rent , J30. Sale
$1.000.
For Rent House of 8 rooms , bath , hot
and cold water ( soft ) , good stable , one aero
land and fruit , $2f per month. For sale nt
JG.OOO. No. 029 Franklin avenue. Can not
rent to family with children.
FOR RENT.
Flat , 221 So. 7th street ; modern , $30.
Store bulldlne , 100 So. Main street , S. A.
Plerco's old stand.
Store building , 101 So. Main street.
Stable , 221 So. 7th street : $8.
Three brick store buildings and frame
bulldlnKS on Central Broadway for sale at
a bargain ; will sell separately if desired.
For Sale Nine acres insldo city limits.
fl.OOO.
List your property with us for sale ,
or rent.
Fire nnd Tornado insurance at lowest
rates.
LOUGEE & LOUGEE.
No. 102 South Main Strcwt.
Council Bluffs , la.
Telephone 312.
OUR APOLOGY
ACCEPTED.
E NOTICE that our apology for
blowing our little tin horn in our
friend's ear has been accepted. As he
now announces that it keeps him busy to
mind Ms own business , we apologize again
and will not blow as hard next time.
There is still one place whore you can
always get f/ood shoes made by workingmen
supporlinff families. No workhouse or
\nrison-made \ shoes at
SARGENT'S
FOR THE BEAR
IMPORTANT TO Z/ADIBS
B\nco \ returning from Chicago I have added to my business a de
partment for
Facial Treatment.
The newest and best hygienic methods.
Hydro Vacu Massage.
1 . Electricity used In the proper way superfluous hair removed per
manently. Careful attention given to Manicure and I'edlcure
ork.
Our Hair Dressing Department
Is up to date.
MRS. LA. . GRAVES , 103
TI71 * 1 \7 QTT *
While You Wait
Others are getting bargains in CARPETS ,
RUGS and DRAPERIES.
Our buyer has just returned from Chicago
having purchased while there a fine assortment
of IMPERIAL SMYRNAS , ROYAL \VILTON
VELVETS , AXMTNSTER and MOQUETTE
RUGS. These are in all sixes and we will sell
them at the lowest possible prices.
All odd and single pairs of LACE CUR
TAINS we will sell at HALF PRICE.
Como in and ext'imine our goods while the as
sortment is complete.
Odd Fellow's Building ,
Council Bluffs.
Why does the large army of traveling men prefer ?
Why do all the first class judges prefer ?
Becaxiee They know good value when they see it and
patronize dealers willing to handle a close margined cigar
for 10 cents.
The way you can find out how much line clear Havana
binders and fillers improve a well made cigar is to ask your
dealer to buy them for you from
Pere :
Council Bluffs. Iowa. f
E SMS
The only safe stoves made. We guarantee this stove to
give satisfaction. Try one if not as represented your money
refunded.
We are headqtiarters for Ice Cream Freezers , Lawn Mow
ers , Garden Hose , etc. See what we have we can save you
money
P C DEVO
I m m mar Inoa V 3 * ,
0
Agent for the Herrick Refrigerator. The Old Reliable
Hardware Store.
504 Broadway , Council Bluffs. 'Phono 87.
Saturday , June 17th is
Dolls'
at our store. On that day we have arranged to give a pair
of Dolls' Vici Kid slippers to every girl in Council Bluffs
who , accompanied by a parent , brings her doll io the store.
No matter how big the doll or how little , or how odd its foot
are shaped , we have a pair of slippers ready for it , or wo will
have them made to order.
COME HARLY AS NO SLIPPKKS WILL
UK GIVKN OUT AFTER 5 O'CLOCK.
S. A. Pierce & Co. ,
S. E. Corner Broadway and ( VTain Sts ,
H
HTOM MOORE HENRY GEORGE HM
HB IO Cents. 5 Cents.
HH
TWO JUSTLY POPULAR CIGARS.
H m
H John G. Woodward & Co. ,
in
