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Offle. 19 fearl
MIOrl MEtTIOrV.
Davis Mill drug.
Stockert sell carpet
Ed Roger' Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby Son.
Jsrvl Win Co.. 22S Mln. 'Phone IS.
Woodrlng-Schmldt, undertaker. Tel. 33.
Dr. Woodbury. dentists, 10 Pearl street.
Best not too good for Jervta' customers.
Diamonds aa an Investment. Talk to
Leffart about It.
New shipment of beautiful fanrv framed
Juat received. C. E. Alexander, 333 B'way.
For Imported wine, liquors and rham
pegne. L Roaenfeld company. 31 Main St.
If you want a nice spring overcoat call
on E. 8. Hicks. I have the correct goods.
An acre) of fruit, with "new, modern
houKe. Thla will not laat long. Cliftou
Walker Co.
If you want your Are Insurance to In
jure have Clifton-Walker Co. writ It In
tellable companies.
For aale at bargain prlree, gray team,
liar-nee and truck, inquire at atore. W.
A. Maurar.
The aale announced In the Glen Avenue
Grocery a advertisement Saturday, the 17,
will laat all thla coming week.
Freeh salted atmonda, aalted peanut,
Swiss milk caramela. Purity Candy Kitchen,
44 Weat Broadway. O. C. Brown.
When you hava your shoe half aoled take
them to Bargent'a. Have them aewed on
and eav toe. Bargent'a Model Shoe Shop.
Williams, the photographer, has hi build
ing almost flnlehed and expects to be ready
for business again by March 24, at the old
atand.
Good positions are secured by Western
Iowa Collar tndent after finishing a
I'nurae In bookkeeping, aborthand and type
writing. Squlr Y Anni. money to loan; cash on
hand, no delay; city and farm property for
aale on easy terma of payment. Office, 101
Pearl afreet.
The Woman guild of 81. Paul a Epis
copal church will meet Monday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Emmet Tlnlcy on
Willow avenue. v
Aa had been expected, there was no
MUorum at the meeting of the city council
last night and an adjournment waa taken
to Monday night.
Metropolitan pool room and bowling al
leys will be reaoy for business wt their new
location, 48 and 46 South Main atreet, on
Monday, March 1.
We are paying the highest cash price
for old Iron and metals Council bluff
Junk House, J. Katllaman, proprietor.
, TeL 650. k B. Main.
For a large and well assorted stork of
building material, such as high graoes at
low prices, don't fall to let ua In on a
chance to figure C. Hafer.
A marriage license was Issued yesterday
to Luuw.g J'. Martin, aged 2 and Maggie
E. liorton, aged Is. both of hoiith Omaua.
They were married by justice Field. .
A snap for somebody, a 3 ice wagon
for tno. We tin . iibeti it only four month,
la practically new, Brldunsteln A Smith,
coal and wood. 14th Ave. and eth St.
Missouri oak dry cord wood, 34 a cord;
hellbark hickory, 47; Arkansa anthracite,
3.o per ton less than hard ooal. William
VVeian, 13 North Main Bt. Telephone U's.
Iion't miss' the "Extra Extra'' at the Get
Busy Daiiciiin cluti. Ttiuisday evening.
March il. A good time for all at new Arm
ory. Dancing only it cant. Whaiey or
chestra. to to the Manhattan if you want a good
teak, mutton chop, pork chop or a good
rup of cnn.ee. j-.very mu.g Is guaraTueea
to oe nrwi-ciasa at tus Manhattan restaur
rant and bar.
The service we give you I exemplified by
the fact that you can get tne same quality
T goooa at the same price from ua uy tel
ephoning us that you nave to go personally
lur ut oilier siorcc. ciuik Drug company.
Juiig'-' McPheraon of the 'I'nlted States
court returned to tun Oak ycatetdar aiter
noon. Out ;t;i be nacit Monday afternoon
to t:iiKi t to.uv I'liiuy in-iv.cr. All of
me n.c.1 ult.cura liuve relumed to Pes
.tiolnm.
u, ... ,u ,,Vt iUUi.cIl floor look
clean.' iiw.t i jo..." ih, et gome of
uitUMi.ii .or k,nujet.ui ul. ! dowir
aiiil h'v iivtv i aay .1 ... ryn Ciein. 1 he low
price Wi- nmivo i n ,t eui piieo yuu.
i.iinii in atul i-'v-r Carpet Co.
' no you know wbt tun. a a buggy woit:
owning i 1 wijl .ei. i-.u. ....t its ourauuity
hiio -. ar'.ii!4 ,.. v.i.a... i .-..a., its jtiipetit
'nnci mom c.... tf.i.. .
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11 v.u .. . at up li at tin.-
Yicnii.i iwi. u .. . ' . '.( tr t.tf-
tee cannot o- ,.... ..- e use goo.1
COffce UIKl Ou.. titji.t. VUl Uilttff IS th'J
best we can at- ' k:u iur roiis an
good becau'ia m i-.o l.ic .i oursvlves fioni
the besv Hour obtainable,
There Is no arsuueui .ouut hulng your
carpets and rog cienneu by iiiaciiuiery.
It la not aa eXDertinmit. Charge ure very
moderate. Prompt service. The Council
Blurts Carpel t leaning and. Rug Mig. Co.
t.i ma u' vi. in ut w miki beaut fill
rug' out of old wornout carpota. at St. Paul church and In the evening
Do you want an elegant fifty-two-piece j will administer the rite of confirmation on
dinner etT Well, tf you do. Just save the m da of candidate to be presented by the
letter that you find In each pacaage of to H w . sj,,-...,.,.. -hii k.
Mother' Oat sold by us at 10 cents . rector, tte. n. w. Btarr. service win oe
package, and when you get enough letters a follows: Holy communion at 3 a. ,m.,
to mak up the word "Mother" bring tiio t mornltigr prayer and sermon at 10:30. Hun
letter to u and we will give you the elm- ' . -,.ino ullll hii.i,. ri-, noon and
ner set. John Olson. IVhUl West JJroadway. aa achooi und Ulole class at noon and
H. W. Rotlwt. .upertntendent , of the . evening prayer and sermon at i ..
Iowa School for the Daf, went to IV ! At the First Christian church Rev. W. B.
Moines laat evenlna to attend the funerni i
- of the late Judge Klnne, member v( tilu
Statu Board of Control, lie wus accom
panied bv Dr. Oeorge MxgiiUge, siup'rln- 1
tendent of thu State Institution for Keebl
' Minded Children at Olenwoou.
Offlctala of the street railway company
, oomnluiiioU to tbo police last night IhuC
children cos sting on Frank aireet mere
r crossing tne track of Ine company on
Plerc street and even on Kasl Broadway. :
Motormcn complained that -several nccl- '
. dent had ben nurrowly averted and the .
' police sent an otnoer to stop the coasting. :
When the lute Henry Robinson", the vet-
ran Broadway Jeweler, died recently the
statement was mad tti.it Mr. liobi uaon, i
a lio was a native of Knland. had ne ei'
' been naruiallied aud had utvur voted. This
n d'nid by iiis fainiiy. who found among
hta paper these- loaltlng him a citlsen of
the I naed States, which were Issued by
ihe auprem court of thin state and are
dated March fl. i.NK.'. His family also state
that Mr. Rublnson invariably voted at both
city and general elections. -
The sheriff office was called upon yester
day to execute a Judgment 'secured by Clyde
Drlnger for 315 against T. W. Carter, a
tanner living two iniloa northwest of t'n
lerwood, lor wages; also a Judgment for
t for the unlawful deintlon of Orlnger's
clothing, and a llilvi Judgment for the nos
hoIoii of the clothing. Deputy Sheriff
Woolman was detailed to execute lht three
Judrments and he suceeC'lcd In aecurlng
KMMessUit of Oringer s a ardrobe. m hi h
loiihlxted of four suits of underwear, oi
hat. two worl. shirts, one mohair shirt, one
pair of shoes, one pair of overalls, one pair
of suspenders. to handerchiefs and o-ve
pair of ata'ks. He also levle.1 on a horae to
. secure satisfaction of the money Judgments.
Mrs. Jokaina Flynn. a ife ol W illis in
Flvnn. died at a 1st hour r riday night at
her home, UU Fifth in nut, attsr a" '
' res if two wsfkn. fho wa As yerrs of
sge and leaves, besides her hushsivt, to
sorji.
ll' l prefer qtiatlly to quantity and
absolute satisfaction to yourself, get
Schmidt photo. Alway guaranteed t )
pleas. 'Phon T. Broadway, .
IKES MUSIC IBUONI
wtfh sea piano m)I
a plane far
1173 On. Twenly-a
make of plaana t
ehanna front. Twrm. i
H cash aad 3.0
er nMtk,
Be
hinallar Munr.
Council Blitrra, la
'Fkoaeanl
m ais4v.
SCAVlhClR WORK.
t haul dead animal. 31 ft Mr bead.
Oarba, ashea. man lira and all rub
bish; ciean vault and cesspool. All
Wofk 4oa la guarantned.
Calla promptly attend to.
Paono. Ash-nWO.
- J. H. SHBRtOCX.
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NEWS OF IOWA
BLUFFS
St. TL 4S.
BLUFFS MEN ARE VICTIMS
Cbtrlei Tuttle Baoceedt in Dinposinc of
Ckiniidenble 8tock in Fluter Plant.
WOMAN HE DEFRAUDED HIS NEMESIS
Vlrtlm In Tata City Likely t Packet
Their Lasses an4 flay Xthla
Rather Tfcaa Aal They
Were Bilked.
Charles Tuttle, arrested In Bt. Joseph,
Mo., last Wednesday evening, I not un
known In Council Bluffs, and In fact he
mad thla city his headquarter for sev
eral week quit recently. Several well
known buslnes men of thla city Invested,
but not over heavily, In the enterprise
Tuttle was exploiting.
Tuttle' arret wa brought about by
Mrs. Florence McVey Wlmmer, ald to be a
wealthy widow of New York City. Mrs.
Wlmmer also Is not unknown In Council
Bluffs, as In her search for Tuttle he
visited here about a month ago nd a late
aa last Sunday she wa In the city In con
sultation with County Attorney Hes and
Sheriff Canning. From here she went to St.
Joseph, where after a aearch lasting over
six week ahe discovered Tuttle and caused
his nrrest.
Mr. Wlmmer, who Is a woman of strik
ing appearance, cultured and evidently
wealthy, la said to have furnished most of
the capital for the enterprises which Tuttle
wa exploiting while In this city. In her
search for Tuttle Mrs. Wlmmer Is snid to
hsve traveled from Chicago to San Fran
cisco and bark.
According to a statement made by Mr.'
Wlmmer" he furnished practically all of
the capital for a company Incorporated for
11.000,10) In South Dakota to exploit the
manufacture of a certain brand of plaster
made from deposits on property owned by
her in that atato. She allege that Tuttle
disposed of the stock and hy other mean
defrauded her out df a large sum of money.
Tuttle succeeded while . here in Interesting
a number of buslnea men In the enterprise
and disponed of unite a Mock of shares of
the face value of tloo. but the Investor had
only paid on the shares W a share when
Tuttle suddenly disappeared Tuttle made
quite a nourlxh and talked considerably
about renting a Inrga warehouse on South
Main street In the agricultural Implement
dlstrlot as a distributing
plaster, cement urn other similar good to
be innnufnc tur-d by his company. He evitn
went so far as to confer with Becretary
lti-ed of the I 'u;i!ti!" . 'nl clno.
It Is not known If there nix any grounds (
for oharges aoninsi T ilt:- lieie, but County
Attorney Hess eiatril yesterday that It was
unlikely that there wruld be any prosecu
tion here. The names of the Council Bluffs
men who hud invested In Tuttle' company
were not made public by Mr. Hess.
Fine Colorado farm l;md. i an acre.
improvea rnnene. io to per acre, on- .
Improved ranch, four mile from town,, $6 I
per acre. A iir snnn. excursion .Marc 1
20. Fare. JU'.JO.
Me.ln street.
F. C. Lougee. 121 South
Lml t lorget busier is comma miu ou j
wat.a new suit. Utava. your orCer early !
at Hicks', If you want a nice, up-lo-dte I
one 'Phone Red 7. - '.
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Motiiei. do not use ail your si: ength' in
tturi'yir.g uur baby . arounri. whitn com
fortable folding and reclining go-enrts con
he tad at our special slc f ir ;nul up.
Kelli r-l'arrsaorth Fur. Co.
Gei. A. Mow lnnJ Ivp's ju.c received a car
load ,t the 'n.ii-ci Anvirun RuIjIkt roufina;
and will make you very attractive prices
on lnrg or si til quantities. Now Is the
tlm to get your ro-f in shnp before the
heavy spring rains.
Sunday Services.
lit. liev. T. X.. loirtson. KTiseol)iil bitfhun
j . ((. .. mi. g,.r. lc.,B today
! or 'ow ' preacn at ootn wrwirs tooay
Clemmer, pastor, tkere "1U bo preaching
services at 11 a. ni. und 1:30 p. in. In the
morning the pastor will take us the sub
jct of hi sermon. "The Cornerstone of the
Faith." and In the evening, "Some Munic
ipal Problem In Council Bluffs." At the
evening service Mis VauUrunt will sing,
"The Holy City." which will be illustrated
with stereopllcon views. Bible school will
be at V ii a. ni.. Christian Endeavor meet
ing at 4 p. m. and Young People's Christian
Knileavor WNuety- meeting at :3o p. m.
"Election Day in Council Bluffs" will be
tlie topic of Rev. James O'May'a sermon
this morning at the Broadway Methodist
church. At the evening efvtce his theme
, will be "tit. Patrick In Ireland." Service
; will be at 10:30 a. m. and, 7:30 p. ni. Sunday
: school will be at noon and Kpworth league
I meeting at :30 p. ni. The choir will ren
der a special musical program at the even
ing ervlec under the direction of Mr.
Mitchell.
At Si John's tngliau Lutheran church
there will be preaching ervlces at 11 a. lu.
and' 7:30 p. ni. In the morning the pastor.
Rev. O. W. Snyder, will preach on "When
Do the Wicked Wulk on Every Side." In
the evening his topic will be "How Shall
We Save the Young?" Sunday school will
be at t:ii a. in. and young people' meeting
ut I p. m.
The First Church of Christ. Scientist,
will hold service at li a. in. and 7:30 p. id.
in Temple Emmanuel on North Seventh
street. The subject will be "I'nreallty."
Sunday school will be at 13:15 p. in. The
egular midweek testimony meeting will be
held Wedrwday evening at 3 o'clock.
The Second Church of Chrlut, Sciential,
will hold service at 10:45 a. ni. In Wood-
man hall In the Merriam block, when the
: subject will be "I'nieaUty." Sunday achooi
will be at 1 :4i a. m. and the midweek te
i tlmony meeting Wednesday evening at 7:4
j o'clock.
In th absence of th pastor. Rev. Harvey
j llostetler, the services at th 8econd Prea
, byterlan church thla morning will be con-
ducted by Rev. S. Alexander. There will
; b no evening services.
Bishop Morrison will apeak thla afternoon
al 3 o'clock at All Saints' sr.laslon. Third
avenu and Eighteenth atreet. Sunday
school -will be at X p. lu.
Rev. C. C. Saw tall will preach al 3 p. m.
i at the Vnlon Christian church, Broadway
and Thirty-fifth street. There will also be
an addrea by Paul L. Martin on "The Cltl-
Sen the Nation Needs.'
will be at 3 p. m.
Sunday school
Flrt Presbyterian church. Rev,
Marous
P. McOulre. minister 10:39 a. m.. "Clvle
Righteousness, the City' Watchman;" II
noun, the Bible school; I K p. m . young
people service, Mr. Millard Hoagland
leader, subject. "Christ Summary of Con
duct," special music: T: p. nr. "The Fourth
Word from the Cross; the Appeal to the
Father."
First Congregational church. Rev. Otter
beln O. Bmlth, D. D., pastor-Morning serv
ice at 10:30. evening service at 7:'Bunday
school at noon, prayer meeting Wedneertay
evening at 7:45. Morning subject. "The
Citizen of the Kingdom ;" evening subject,
"An Evening In Africa." Illustrated with
itereoptlcon views. Special music morning
and evening.
DESIRK ROITE OF DITCH CHAJUED
Cresceat Farsaera Wish la Drala
Moaey Creek Lake
Farmer In Crescent township who will be
affected by the construction of the Pigeon
creek drainage ditch. , It la said, are now
anxious to have the route of the ditch
changed and will present the matter at the
meeting of the county supervisors In April.
The Pigeon creek drainage district wa es
tablished about the same time a the Harrison-Pottawattamie
county drainage dis
trict and the contract for the construction
of the ditch wa awarded to E. A. Wlok
linnl. Owing to the drainage taw being de
clared Invalid, no work wa done on the
ditch.
Bonds to the amount of liOOO Were sold
and the proceeds used for preliminary ex
penses. There are some outstanding liabili
ties which have to be settled and the peti
tioner s re now anxious to have the ditch
constructed, but by a different route. It 1
now proposed to have the ditch on the east
side instead of the west side of the track
of the Northwestern railroad and If this
plan waa adopted the ditch could be used
to drain Honey creek.
The route of the proposed ditch has al
ready been surveyed and other preliminary
work done, and It I not certain that the
route can now lie ohanged unless 'a new
district be established and the expense In
curred on the original survey, etc., paid.
E. Miller, one of the large landholder In
the township, was In consultation with Su
pervisor Baker Testerday, but the latter
declined to express any opinion until the
matter should come before the entire board
at ita April session.
tet us help you remember your dear,
departed mothef, father, sister or brother
by putting a nice monument on their
grave a monument that will stand the
element of time, one that will beautify.
and be a lasting remembrance to their
good deeds now past, but not forgotten.
We can make almost uny design you wish,
from the different mar bio or atone taken
from the best quanie In the world Rut.
land blue, Florence or Italian pure white,
Vermont Plttsford whltr, varlgated blue
or black white, with beautiful rustle de-
house for the1"' handsomely traced and highly pol
ished by hand, leaving no naws to race the
elementa. Our pricea are always reason
able. Bheeley Lane, Marble and Granite
Works, TIT Hast Broadway.
Far Sal.
New dwelling near new High school. C,J
Number of new dwellings for sale.
Beautiful lot on Olon avenue. ll.SOO. .
Insure your hoilHe and furniture with ine.
Tel. 1. Chas. T. Officer, , 419 Broadway.
When you need a good tool, pocket
knife, raxor or peir of scissor or shear
jn tne K?,T KuUe-t tht onlv. beI!t. Pad.
m.k ,r(,F(,hv Hardware Co. .
The Sunshine Paint.
Put a little sunshine paint In 'our home.
K.iM at Swalne & Matter's. 46-338 B'wav.
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Clifton-Walker Co. hav recently closed
the sale of a number of properties, which
reduces their list. They have a larg
number of other clients who wish to in
' test. Fcrhaps your property is Just what
they want. Better place it with them for
quick action.
Undue l.lxlit (.(tarda Inspection.
There tins n large crowd present laat
nislil ut the tainual inrpection of the Dodge
Light (i'.iards and the consensus of opin
ion was that the company, under command
f Captuin Rutherford and Lieutenants
Richmond und Green, made an excellent
; ghowlnif,
. rhr tuBj tion was conducted by Lieu
tenant E. Bwlft of the Eleventh cavalry,
from Fort De Moines, assisted by Major
Mat Tlnley and Adjutant Paul Van Order
of thla city. The markings earned by the
company will not be made' public until
after Lieutenant Swift has submitted Ills
report to headquarter.
After the Inspection IJeutenant Swift,
'Captain Davis nnd Lieutenant Allen of
General Wint's staff, Omaha; Major Tlnley,
Adjutant Vun Order and Colonel C. O.
Saunders of Governor Cummins' staff,
a ere guests of Cnutain Rutherford and
tfflrerB of the company ut dinner at th
Grand hotel.
Don't forget opening week al W. 8. Hew
el sun's. Masonic Temple. Fourth and
, Broadway, Ccuncll Bluffs, la. Wall paper.
3o per roll and up. Muraluo, for wall tint
ing, 40c per package. Pictures, art goods
and framing. While our present stock of
picture molding lasts. 38i per cent off.
Work dona artistically and guaranteed.
Estimates given on home decoration. D.
F. Oaylord, manager.
Ten-cent store In Council Bluffs, la.,
l,'aX. To exchange for house and lot or
a part payment on a small farm or wild
land. See me.
House and lota on .monthly payment.
Bargains, all parts of city.
ALVA SMITH, '
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans, 7 Ev
erett Block.
Swanson Music company, new location,
4tC Broadway. We sell planoa in our reg
ular businesslike way. No new scheme;
no certificate. Prices right; good re
liable. Terms, from 35 to 310 per month.
We have aplendld storage room for piano.
Will not need to be boxed. Tuning and
repairing a specialty.
Price too low to mention on our new
atock of carpets. Urge ' and small sis
rug, nnoieum. on cloth, matting, window
I shades, lac and tapestry curtain, go-
cart, and our entire new tock of furui-
ture
Come in and lei ua show you how
p We sell. D. W. Keller. HO South
rhea
Main.
It I a pleasure to look at a complete Un
of house furnishing' goods, especially so
near house cleaning time. You will cer
tainly make a mistake If you buy before
looking over Petersen A Schoening' tin
of up-to-date good.
Igralta Manfles.
Eay electricity ; half the price. Just
turn on the gas. lgnlto mantle light
thorn selves. For aal at W. A. Maurer'a.
Hlrkmoad to Retain HI Place.
. Major George H. Richn.orvl will hold th
offica of chief of police irrpetlva 0f
whether Dr. Macrae or W. F. Bapp 1
elected mayor on March . Major Rlch-
mond will remain la offlo by rtrtu of hi
civil war record and h cau only b dis
placed tor rauae. and this. In view of th
record he ha mad during th last two
years, doe not appear probable. The u
pram court ha held what la termed th
I oia soldiers prerersnc la w a conatltu-
tional and valid, at.4 noer It Mijor Rich-
MINISTRATRIX SALE, DEGK1DIDG tMlDAY, MADCH 10
AD
And Everything Found In a
This stock must
Buy the wife or
You can get two
ANSON GBL3
408 and 410
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
B
mond cannot be removed from his present
position except on causo and t.y order of a
Judge of the district court. It Is no secret
that Major Richmond decision to take
advantage of this law. Irrespective of who
rnjVy be elected mayor. Is due to the re
quests of many of the business men of
the city, regardless of political affiliation.
V. M. C. A. Ktl'KCTH I.AHtiR CROWD
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Mass Meetlnar la folely In Kaplala
Prnjeet to the People.
Kverythlng . Indicates a large attendance
at the Toung Men Christian association
mars meeting to be held this afternoon at 3
o'clock In the Dodge Light Guards' armory.
In addition to addresxes from a number of
prominent speakers, both clerical and lay,
there will be a fine musical program.
The committee has left nothing undone
to advertise the meeting and over 8.000 cir
cular Invltutlons have been distributed
within the last few days. Special invita
tions have- been Issued to the Commercial
club, the Council Bluffs lodge of Klks and
the Council Bluffs aerie of E:ixles, for the
members and their families to attend the
j meeting. ,
I . The committee wants 11 expressly under-
stood that no subscriptions 'will be asked
for at this meeting nnd that the meeting
Is solely for the purpose of presenting to
the people of Council Bluffs the need of
such un Institution and the benefits to be
derived by the community from It.
Attention. Commercial Club We have
been specially invited to attend the Young
Men's Christian association mass meeting
at the armory this afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
It Is deaired that every member and his
family he present.
C. W. M DONALD, President.
Attention, Benev-elent and Protective Or
der of Klks We have been especially In
vited to attend the Young Men's Christian
association mas meeting at the armory this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. It is desired that
every member and his family be present.
THOMAS . OREKN. E. R.
Attention, Fraternal Order of Ragles We
have been especially Invited to attend the
Young Men's Chrtstiun association mans
meeting ut the armory at 3 o'clock till
afternoon, it 1m desired that every meni
ber and his family e present. By order of
T. D. MKTCALF, Worthy President.
PAST V KKK IX BLl FF9 SOCIKTY
Lenten Dessss Doe Sot Kntlrely Sus
pend the Pleasures.
Mr. Rose Martin la visiting friends and
relative at Marlon, la.
. Mr. E. A. Wicknam has returned from
month's visit In New York.
Mr. E. M. Beta and daughter of Oakland
visited friends In the city laat week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlcton of New CatV,
Wyo., are visiting friends In the city.
Mr. Dan Stert of Elmwnod. Neb., was
h. iriiKt rf Mr Mat Kartell last week.
Mr. M. O. . Oav and children of 8t.
Joseph are visiting Mrs. J. J. Hughes.
Mr. Robert Dlsmore Is spending a Jew
weeks with her parents In SpiiugiieUl, HI. i
Bishop Morrison during Ills stay in
Council Blufls is a guest al tlie home of
Mr. Leonard Everett.
Mr. A. L. Heckleemer has returned U
hi home In St. Joseph, Mo., after an ex
tended visit in thla city. i
Rev. und Mr. Alexander nave a tneir u
ip W..HW11 ( Horr of N'ew York.
aistar of Mrs. Alexander. I
Mr. J. W. Bryant of Sixth avenue has
been called to perry on account of the
serious Illness of his mother.
Mrs. F. J. Behnoor of Oakland avenue en
tertained Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock
luncheon, followed by cards.
Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Hoetetler have
gone to Kilos m Springs, Ark . Jor toe bene
fit of Mr. Hosteller s neaitn
slier neaitn.
E. C. Wilson of Extra, la.,
Mr' and Mrs
were the guest of Dr. and Jir. jacaami,
111 South First street, last week. !
Messrs. G. W. Boruff and Henry Ken- j
of Mr. Sylvester Dy. 817 Fifth avonue.
Ttl ft Kiith Reventh srreet. has
a her guesu her daughter and on-ln-law,
Mr. and Mr. John M. Lane ot Bristol, 1
Conn. . .
tne Dinner club wss entertained Tues
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. James Butler
at their home on Avenue F. Cover wer
laid for ten.
A sleighing party, chaperoned by Ml. J.
W. Bryant and Mr. J. H. Wills, was en
Joyed Friday evening by about thlrty-nv
little folk.
Mr. D. T. Lee of 749 Madison avenue,
entertained the 1'orlo club Tuesday after
noon, 'ine hrst prue was awarded Mm.
Uw Greene.
Miss Linn Martin will entertain al :i
stocking shower Monday evening, in honor
of Misa.Leona Benner, whose wedding will
take place In the near future.
Miss Eleanor Karl, who has been honi'.
from Chicago for a week's visit, has re
turned to resume her work In the Meth
odist deaconess' training school.
Mr. J. Spar entertained the Economical
Card club at a Bt. Patrick' party yesier
day afternoon. The guests were dtessed In
costume. Luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fosrer entertained about
fourteen of their friends al a social even
ing Thurday at their home on Madison
avenu. Dainty refreshments wer served.
The regular meeting of the I'nlverslty
Literary club was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. F. J. Thompson.
The next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Snook.
Mr. Edward Schoentgen entertained the
Tuesday Euchre club Wednesday after
noun. Th club prise wa awarded Mr.
George Ucrner and lite guest prize to Mrs.
Fred fcnipkie.
The "Jolly Eighteen" of Conrad hive.
Ladles of the Maccabees, entertained Satur
day afternoon at the borne of Mrs. James
Craiginile, on Eighth avenue, for the mem
bers of the hive.
Miss Euma Ix-e of Sixth avenue enter
tained ab.ut twenty of her friends in honor
f her 1-th birthday Thursday eve. Re
freshments were larral and game and
niuslo helped to pas a pleaiuuit evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J Puryear entertained
a party of young folks Friday evening
with a sleigh ride. After tsking In the
principal streets of the city the party
waa driven several miles into the country.
Mrs. Hubert Tlnley of Glen avenue en
tertained the C. M. L. club Tuesday after
nuon. The prise In the guessing con
last waa awarded to Mrs. J. J. Hughes
and the cut-for-all prise to Mrs. John T.
I,-.-, -p..
Th Economical Card 'dub ass entvt-
sa OF
KKaffB
be sold to enable the administratrix to settle up
girls and boys a present during this sale.
for the price of one.
wl
MRS. V. E.
tnlned Saturday afternoon t the home of
Mrs. F.- H. Hitchcock of Washington ave
nue. The first prize was won by Mrs.
George Roberts and the second pilse by
Mrs. II. C. Bliss.
Member of tho Evening Euchre club
formed a theater party at the Hurwood
Mondav evening. Thrse In the party were
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bntler. Mr. and Mrs.
Painter Knox. Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pyper and Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Jackson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. Cook entertained ut
six-handed euchre Wednesday evening In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lucis Wells and
family and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Caaady.
About rhlrty-five were present. Luncheon
wa erved. Prises were awarded Mr. Wat
son nnd Mrs. A. W. Caaady. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Troutman. W03 Second
avenue', announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Alberta, to Mr. Frederick
Marion Powell of Seattle, Wash.. on
Saturday, March 31, at the home of the
bride s aunt, Mrs. Frank (lay, In Taooma.
Wash., where Miss Troutman Is now vis
iting. Mr. and Mrs. Powell will reside In
Seattle.
One of the principal social events of the
week was the reception given by Mrs.
Drayton W. Bushneil at her home oh blurt
street Friday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
bteveris ot Dubuque, state regent of the
Daughter of th American Revolution.
Mrs. Bushnell waa assisted In receiving
bv Mrs. Dudley and Mr. Stevens. The
dining room, wnlch waa prettily decorated 1
in hvaelnths and ferns, wa presided over
by Mrs. D. Macrae and Mrs. B. L. Etnyre.
A dalntv course luncheon wa Served dur
ing the afternoon. About sixty guest were (
present.
A number of friends pleasantly surprised
Mr. Ous Weber Tuesaay evening at Ills
home, fc.' South First street, in nonor of
his lth birthday. The evening was spent
tin cards and music. The high score prle
were u wauled Mrs. earnest livers ana
Peter Wlese. The consolation prlxes were
awarded Mrs. N. Klein and Mr. E. Stock
ert. Those present were: Mr. und Mrs.
Peter Wiese, Mr. and Mis. Mosvacher, .Mr.
and Mrs. K. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest
Evers. Mrs. N. Klein, Mr. E. Btockert. Mr.
F. Stodmaster, Mr. A. Brenner, and Mr.
Waltrof. A dainty luncheon was served at
the close of the evening.
Mr. James Chrlstcnsen entertulued In
honor of her sister. Miss licon Benner,
Monday evening. It took the form of a
bread find butter plate shower, and high
Ave was played. The nrst prise was awarded
Miss Linn Martin, the second to Miss Edna
WIIKens. Miss Lelu Shaw of Omana cap
turing I ho cut-lor-all prise. A dainty
course luncheon was served. Those present
were: Miss Iela Shaw of Omaha, Mlns
Linn Martin. Marian Kdgr, Maud Cochern,
Edna Wilkuns. Miss Runnelis. Fern V II
iiMtn r.r Hitchcock and Mrs. Jackson
i Oroathe. Mrs. FranK Hitchcock, Mm. Ben
ner and Mr. Arnoiu ot onwiw.
Mr. John G. Wadsworth of this city and
Mr. Lora Loomls Crossland of Chilil
cothe. Mo., wero married quietly Thursday
afternoon In Omaha., The ceremony was
performed bf Rev. L. O. Balrd, pastor of
St. Mary's Avenue Congregational church,
In the apartment of the bride brother,
Mr. Fred P. Loomls. In the Winona. S?r.
u... tv'arisnnrth will spend their
! honeymoon In the south and tnke a trip
to the Bahama isianos orioru.
to this city, where they will be at home to
their friends after May 16 at Mr.
I worth's residence, 7H First avenue.
M S'jn-
"Mo
Atee for good thing to eat." Bsl
best prices, fairest price; ' prompt
gooo
Hn(j careful delivery; and !f yon want th
host bakery goods served on your.taDja,
we buke them.
Mr. Willlum Stelnopl of Lewis township
i
Just purchased a fine piano at tlie Bouri-
ciiis Piano house. 83ft Broadway, council
Bluffs. Where the organ stands upon the
building. "
The A. Hohdu company operate
fly
Piano tores, but have Only one price, and
that th am, and lowest price. Buy your
. , . -1 Skinth Main atreet.
v piano m
Council Bluffs
Let Berwick dcorat your house. H
ha the best wall paper and paint to do
" w"a
Bed-rock price and work guaran-
Tel. 083. Cell him up
teea. -ti d. .
: ,nd ask him about It.
Switches.
Graves,' luo Pearl treet. curry the linest
line of switches In the city. Call and e
them.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. 11. 340. Night iS.
For at Qatek Sal.
I will offer the Ova-roomed house und lot
at "JUS Avenue A for one week at 3SW. Nw
house; city water. Eaay term. No better
Investment In Council Bluffs, Muk a fine
home. Wallace Benjamin, room 1. First Na
tional bank. I writ fir lnuianee. Office
'phone, au8; residence, 'phono, Black 1444.
We can give you the best figure on
furnace to put In your new houe. Wa
handle th famou Norfolk c Oreen fur
nace. Ask the people that use them, they
will tell you what they ar. Spencer, lis
Weat Broadway. 1
Th Till Guaranty and Truat company,
abstracters of title. Books dat back to
1853. Book ar all up to dat. Work ac
curately and promptly don at lowet
pricea Offlo oppoelt court house, 1J4 Perl
treat. Council Bluffs, Ia.
Jensen ft Nicholson, Z3b West Broadway,
contract for painting. They us pure whit
lead and linseed oil. Now I the Urn to
let them5' do the work, before the ruh
commence. You can get your work don
light if you let them do It.
I rent sewing machine. 73 cenls a week.
I repair all make of nutchlne. Second
hand machines, 33 to 310. 8. M. William
son. Tel. Red -1167. 17 North Main St.
Many people ar troubled with indiges
tion because the bread they eat Is not
mad front Crystal mills Big A flour. Try
it before taking any more dopes.
Wteo you have anything to trade, adver
tise It in the For Exchange Columa of Th
Be Want Ad Psgn,
First-Class Jewelry Store.
Old Reliable Jewelry Store
DROADWAY,
-
ROBINSON, Administratrix.
UNIFORM CITY ACCOUNTING
Senate Pasaeg the Dunham Bill Without a
Diisentiiie; Vote.
CROSSLEY HAS A NEW PRIMARY BILL
Bnnkers In the .senate Fight Jlhe
. Measure Compelling; Them to
Pay Interest on City
Deposits.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, March 17. (Special.) By a
vote of M to 0 th annate today passed the
Dunham bill for a uniform nccountlng sys
tem In all cities of the state and for tha
examination and auditing of the accounts
of all cities by examiner from, the office
of the slate auditor. The bill I one en
dorsed and introduced at the request Of
the Iowa League of Municipalities. In argu
ing for the hill today, Senator Dunham said
that an examination of the books of the
city of Des Moine revealed that the ac
count had not been examined and audited
for nine year and the examining commit
tee was unable o balance the book within
300.COa He assorted that In not more than
one out of fifteen of all the cities and towns
of the state could n person without day
of labor find out the total amount of in
debtedness of the city or town. Tho bill
provide that the state auditor shall call
together a committee of five accounting
official of the cities of the tiTte. and with
their advice and assistance shall formulate
a uniform system of accounting and all
cities of the stat shall thereafter us the
system. Regular Inspection and other pro
vision are made for enforcing the law.
Sew Primary Bill.
Senator Croseley today surprised the Cum
min people by Introducing another primary
bill. It is vastly different from his first
bill, which was killed In the senate by a
vote of 9 to 21. The new bill provides for
the primary selection of all candidates in
townships, county and district offices, In
cluding congressmen and Judges of the dis
trict court, but for the convention selec
tion by delegate selected at the primary of
all state officer. The bill provide for ma
jority selection of all candidates except
township officers, who shall b selected by
plurality vote. The data of the primary Is
named as the first Tuesday In June, and
the convention are to be held not later
than the second Hat unlay following. ' The
party preference provisions ar much the
same as In his first bill. The Cummins
people In the house are pushing the Flenui
ken bill, with the expectation that It will
puss and It Is expected that the Cummin
people In the senate will desert Crossley on
his new bill because It docs not provide for
the choice ot stale officer.
' later! on city Fnads.
Senator Duwell today tried tu get through
lit bill providing for the payment of In
terest on city fund deposited In banks,
Th bankers of the senate opposed th bill.
Senator Lewi gut It amended so that the
fund must be deposited In bank in the
city to which, the fund belong. Brook,
aluo a banker, opposed tlie clause requir
ing the banks to furnish security for the
fund. Senator Uarst favored the bill, but
j thought It could be better drawn, and n
. nls moUon ,t wk referred to the com-
mltte. on war, and niai the wu to n.
tain ita place on the calendar. -
ho Pardon for Watsou.
The house committee on pardon today
recommended Indefinite postponement of
th pardon petitions of Watson of Mills
county. Bteele of Wapello and Ooorge
Weem of Dallas county. There will be
quite an effort in behalf of W'eeins on the
floor of the house.
Trnst Company Bill.
Ther was Introduced In the house today
a bill prepared by Attorney General Mullan
and Captain W. S. Hart, which would per
mit the Incorporation In Iowa of trust
companies,, having for their sole purpo
acting a trustees, guardians, executors,
etc., and also to authorise banks organised
under state law to act In this capacity.
Iowa has never had any law to this effect
and It has been strongly urged by various
state officials.
y Hoaae Proceedings.
A senst emergency bill extending l he
terms of office of school directors until July
1 next, wa passed. 1
A senate bill to rerulre bank to send
to th stat auditor duplicate of the re
port of examining committee at least
twtc each year was passed. ,
A bill , to amend the law in regard tu
printing; official document, reducing tha 1
number of all such document except the
Official Register und making that a. bleu
nlal publication, wa passed. It will save
th atat about 33.C0 a year.
A aetiat bill raising to 13 years tit maxi
mum ag of persons who may b admitted
to the girl's Industrial home was passed.
A senate bill to authorise town councils
In small towns tu sppolnt town clerks In
stesd of having them elected, wa lost.
The Cumming anti-dlscrirninatioo bill
was mad a special order for next Tuesday.
rnnrarn silk Bigamy.
R. W. Marab of this city married Miss
Chic Thomas of this city In Justice
Christy's court In Eaat De Molnea March
1, and on March 10. In the court room of
I Juat loo Hinse, dlreotly aerveo tla street.
the. estate.
IOWA.
he wa married to Mlsa Ida, Bryan.' ?-tt
a few months before he was married to
Miss Elisabeth Weaver of this city, who
subsequently got a dlvorca from him. Last
night a constable want to his horn wbr
resided wife No. 1, Mrs. Ida Bryan Mrah,
to arreat him for bigamy and found the
wife In tear. H had Just ran In and
kissed her goodbye, telling her tha officer
were after him. Th officials art In
formed that he left for the weat.
Batter Candidate.
Walt II. Butler, formerly congressman
from the Third district, will b a 'candi
date for appointment to the vacancy on
the Board of Control made vacant by the
death of Judge I O. Klnn. Mr. Butler
ha authorised th statement. Senator
Stlrton has been mentioned prominently
today for the position and would undoubt
edly meet the wishes of a larg number
of democrat. He I a successful business
man, while Butler la an Insurance man.
and Senator Lambert, who has also been
mentioned for the place, 1 a newspaper
man.
Oaawa Repahllenn Ticket.
ONAWA, la,. March lT.-Opeclal.) At th
largeat republican caucus ver held In
Orawa, last night. C. H. Bradbury, coun
cilman from the Second ward, was nomin
ated for mayor over Henry Harlow, In
cumbent, by sixteen majority. B. D. Hot
brook for treasurer. Howard Morley for
auditor and C. E, Underbill for solicitor
were nominated by acclamation. A. resolu
agalnst gambling, for stricter enforcement
of the mulct law, and for not Increasing
the burden of city taxation waa passed ry
a unanimous vote. The convention wa a,
corker and the beet of - feeling prvallc.1.
although It wa a hot. .fight , Both candi
date for mayor are popular and ther la
a strong fight on.
owlnatlon at Dnnlap.
DCNLAP. Ia.. March 17. (Special.)-Two
tickets are In th field here to participate
In the city election. The first ticket la a
follow: Mayor, F. W. Curtl'; clerk, O. O.
Cioukleton; treasurer, L. JC Moor; so
licitor, E. R. Cad well; assessor. A. F.
Emge; councllmen, Ed. Lehan, M. C. Dally
and George Chamberlln. Th second ticket's
candidate are as follow: Mayer, M. W,
Col well; treasure.-. T. F. Jordan eolicltor.
J. A, T raver; councllmen, Henry Vollandv
D. B. Elliott and W. Robaon. -
Pna County Ksrrinlst RI;b.
SHENANDOAH. In.. March lT.8peial
Telegram.) County Superintendent Col
bert ha tendered hta resignation, to take
effect at once. He baa accepted tha chair
of mathematics In th new tat normal
school at Maryville, Mo, . . '
Monona Coaaty Coart Dot.
ONAWA, la., March H.-( Special ) -Thirty-six
petit Jurors tor tha. April tarm
of tlie Monona county distriot- court war
drawn, today. Court convenes .April 14, and
the Jurors are summoned for; 'Monday,
April "), at 10 o'clock a. m. -
Holiness Association, to Meet.
WOODBINE, la.,, March 17 (Speelal.1
The Harrison county Holiness associativa
will holt) their aaml-annual convention hero
on March 20, 31 and 1. Rev. W. W. Daner
of Dea Moines will preach at these meet
ing. .
ronerll Bin Real Eatate franefer.
These transfer wer reported to Th Bee
March 17 by the Title Ouaranty aad Trust
I ..ftmrtunv rf fminetl nintt
Hans Anderson to W. A. Jones, lot
c and 7, block I. Snow eV Ureen
sub.. Council Bluffs, w d 3,71
Mary L. Everett ti L. F. Hun, lot 3.
4 and i. Turluy's aubdlv.. Council 1
Bluff, w d ,
Martha E. Wlliit Mid huaband to R.
N. Wycoff. lot . block II. William
First ad. to Council Bluffs, w d
Freeman I Reed, referee, td Markor
3. aw
S.M
Jensen, part ne nw4 and nv. n
2K-77-43. ref d .
Van Buren Perry, executor, to David
A. Hnapp. ne'e 4-;4-u, exrr d .
John L. Csldnell, referee. 4o Charles ,
4.41.
K. White, xu acre In se-wwi IB-76-frti,
ref d
A. K. Hunt and wife io Orvllle Wil
liams, lot 10, U and 12. block I,
Oakland, la w d
State Saving bank to Henry H L.
Horn, lot S. t and R block 4. Sun-'
nyslile ad. to Council Bluffs, w d..i.
Jamea Sullivan to T. O. Turner, lot
block 13. - Howard ad. to Council
Bluffs, w d :
Leonard Everett, executor, to L F.
Hull, lot 3, 4 and i, Turley aub
dlv.. Council Bluffs, q e. d
Heirs of Emily J- Shuhert to Joel T.
. Hendrix. cart lota. 4. 3. -"t 7.
block Z, Street , ad.. CounU 31uft.
t; c d '
Frank R. Levin to Marker 5 en en,
nb nV and part nV awl 3-77-4t.
.
I.)
SM
42t
' Total, twelve transfer...
.tn.s4
Dakota Dairy-mow to 9o4.
. aiOCX FALLS. B. D..' March 17. ( pe
dal. ) Preparation ar tepidly being com
pleted for th annual meeting f th Stat
Dairymen' association which will be h.lil.
In Sioux Fail on "March 33. Those la
charge of th arrangement hav been ad
vised that the various railroad have
granted a rate of on and one-third far
for the round trip on th usual certificate
plan. Th region to which this reduced
rale will apply is all of South Dakota, In
cluding the Black Hills, northwestern Ion a
and southwestern Minnesota.
Fatal w Hamaahlr W reek..
WEST WINDHAM. N. H March 17.
Thre trainmen were killed and two injured
In a colllMou ut freight Uniaa aaar get
toda,,.
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