Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1887, Page 6

HE SUN l)AY BEE OOUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12, ¥ RL STREET Delivered by carrier in an, ymrv .r the city at wenty cents 10 H. W Mumw T BURINERS OFFICE, Niant Eniton A MINOR MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Houses and lots for sale. Tipton. Reiter, tailor, Fall goods cheap. Chapman’s pictures for Christmas, ‘The city council meets to-morrow ning. 8t. Bernard hospital now has six patients, Four were discharged last week. Alvin Potter and Annie S. Holladay were yesterday granted a marriage license, The G. C. T. society will give a New Year's quadrille party at the Masonic temple. The Manhatten was closed yesterday owing to the death of Mrs, 1", P Yenuwine, funeral of Chris Hunson's infant er took place yesterday atternoon at 1 The first party of the second series given by the Royal Arcanum will take place Tues- day evening. The third pnrlv of the Pall Mall club will be given at Rayal Arcanum parlors next Thursday evening, Remember the Women's exchange at Mrs. Vine street. All are invited The apparatus used in connection with the heating of the new post office building has been received, and is being put in position. John Kramiger was yesterday arrested and ken before Justice Schurz for trespassing on the farm of Ben Hogg and _cutting down The case was continued until Satur- entertainment of the Rohirer's, 239 he Union Pacific company hag laid ties on Tenth avenue as f 't curbing. 1t is repor this atroet for the purpose of counceting with the Wabash tracks. The new vinegar factory is about ready to commence operations. Little has been said about this worthy enterprise, but it has been pushing right along, the proprictors asking aid of none. The factory will prove a cess without doubt, as it is in experienced hands. Frederick Jorgensen has become the pos- sessor of lots 4 and 5, in block 70, Kiddle's subdivision. The first ‘was purchascd from 1ils., and the of Arlington, Mass. ollars was the price H. D, Whipple, of Rock 1sland, N. latter of J. Three hund paid for each. There seems to be little stirring about the rumored attack upon the city's title to Fair- mount park. That there is something n terious at the bottom of the moves made ro cently i evident, ang the park commissioners are put on their ghagd. The park is too precious a thing to be ailowed to be wrested from the city without a strugge, and who- es the attempt will fin ) n force the city into a compromise, i ling Cranberries, Bros. Dr. ']‘humnm veutive and cu obtained of M and Eighth st Skl T e Death of Mrs. Yenewine. Yesterday morning at 1:30 o'clock death entered the home of Frank Ycnewine and his beloved wife. It was a sad climax of two lives full of hope and anticipa- tion of future happiness. This end came not unexpected, for during the past two weeks the friends and loved ones have surrounded the couch of the sufferer prepared to receive the last good-bye and promise of the meeting beyond. Nine years ago the deceased be cagie the wite of Mr. Yenewine. She was the daughter of Mrs. C. M. Drew,of Winona, Minn., and there the ceremony was per- formed. Shortly after this they moved to Council Bluffs, and for two years they have occupled the home which_to-day bears the symbol of death, No. 717 Fifth avenue. Mrs. ‘enewiue rapidy won her way into the affec tions of those who met lier, and it is no un- worthy encomium to say that this affection was dosired and was reciprocated measure for measure. To-day many eyes will be dim with tears as they look for the last time upon the face of her they love ‘The mother and brothers of the deceased have arrived in the citytoattend the funcral, which occurs this afternoon_at 2:30 o at the Episcopal church, of which bo deceased was a memb The surviving members of the fami Mrs. Drew, the mother; William Dy Duluth; 0. G. Drew, of Omaha, who present at the deatht’ Messrs. W. Yenewine, of Kunsas City, and W. M. Yenewine, of St Joe, Mo., brothers of the ufflicted husband, who arrived last evening; s her hus: band and a son seven year: The sym- pathy of the community goes out to these surving ones in this hour of their sore afli tion. Mis. Yenewine was twenty-nine ye of age. Dodjze nd fif 10 per quart, Troxell Jeffen’: for Porte infallible pre- diphtheria can be on Fourth avenue The Council Blufs lumber company have put in new scales and will b after handlo both hard and soft coal. ‘Will have the coh'hruwd Colorado coal. —— The (‘enh-nl drug store, undcr J. D, Stuart, has been enlar, ;;ml and refur. nished with a compl stock of fresh drugs. Fine holhhly books, station cutlery and munlvul goo«h at low pr —-—— ‘Watches 1!\ at Kirkland's, Broadway. i 321 - For an olcgnut birthday giftor Christ- mas present, a Domestic sowing machine leads them all, —_—— * DProwned ina Well, A particularly sud drowning accident took place in the western part of the city yester- day. Mrs. P. Sorenson, wife of u painter living at 1720 Avenue B., went to the well ut about 9:30 o'clock to draw_a pail of water. fhe curb was about four feet high, und she evidently stepped upon a_ block covered with fce, and reaching over too far lost her bal: ance and fell into the well head first. The well i8 about twenty feet decep and has ahout five feet of water. 1t is walled up with brick and 18 about three feet in ( oter, The unfortunate woman was unable to tnrn 80 a8 to get her head above water, avd was discovered about 12 o'clock by her little daughter, The coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death. The deceased leaves o husband and five childven. She was. of Danish extraction, and was an industrious, bard-working woman. Much sympathy is expressed for the bererved family. —— For Sale Cheap—Lots near the bridge to parties who will build at once. Ad- dress orcull onJ. R. Rice, No. 110 Main street, CouncilBluffs. e The Council Bluffs Carpet Co. offer special inducements for patronage du ing the holiday season, and by appenr- ances we should judge the people ap- preciate the great bargains otfere - el A Broken Scoop. Missouri river water had a bad effect on William Crawford, Tom Myers and M. W. Brown, and they were yesterday assessed £5.10 each by Judge Aylesworth. Brown put up his watch for his fine, and was released The other two will tarry iu the city juil fora few days. William Aylesworth promised to qull drinking and was veleased upon paying ro'.l. Phe case of H. D. Knight was called and the defendunt immediately dischur, out even being asked to plead. The prose- outing attorncy informed the court that he had no case whatever. The column and a half sensational article in regard to the case that appeared in one of the mevning papers and repeated in one of the eveaing papers, was altogether uncalled for and and unjust. It -was a brilliant “'scoop." ol Y For Christmas gifts 8o u to Kirkland's. For best quality goal and wood, call * m Gleason, Peurl street. THE SUNDAY BEE DECEMBER 11 1887~SIXTEEN PAGES FROM BLUFFS AND BOTTOMS. A Variety of Local Happenings Gathered For Sunday Readers. PROGRAMME OF THE CHURCHES. T he Coroner's Last Tnques ~A Woman's Fatal F Checks—Eager ¥ bourow's Foretold 11— Bogus or Judge Loof- lace, The Coroner's Wife, Coroner Faul was in hot haste yesterday, bent on going to attend the inquestof u woman, whose case had been reported to him, He stopped long enouh to tell the Ber man ou know when 1 held that inquest on the fellow who was killed down here by the rail- way, 1 said to my wife, ‘I guess this is the last inquest 1 shall hold,' for you know my term of oftice is soon up. She says, ‘No, you will hold one more, & woman with dark hair.' Sure enough, 1 just got word now that a woman had tumbled into a well and drowned, I am anxious to see the color of her hair, and see if my wife was right. How do you 'sup- pose she can tell this way, what is going to lappen ! When the coroner returned from holding the inquest he was satisfied. “Yes, the wo- man’s got black hair. It beats me. My wife often tells me about such things. You re- member when they found those bones up on the hill. They telephoned me to come up, and I would hav y my wife held her head a minute, and she said, ‘Don’t you go. 1t's only_the bonesof a dog. 1 have seen them.’ * Sure enough. I telephoned back for them to go and look the bones over, and then if they still wanted me to send me word again.” They found it was justas she said.” Fine mixed candies, 1le per lb., Troxell Bros. P E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel secu Private ty of every description. consulting rooms, A Hmnl\\'»flwh'u‘ll) confidential, Office 500 Broudway, cBr- ner Main strect, up g e Tipton. ) i Among the Churches. At St. Paul's Episcopal church there will be serv res at the usual hours. Morning se Evening ser- and Reforming Lots to build on. = e 3 Preaching at Mt. and evening by Rev. school at 2:30 p. m. Services at Hannorny mission to-day at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev. Henry De Long. Subject, “Humanity.” Subbath ‘school at 4 o'clock . m. Blder Mark H. Forseutt, preach in Saints church evenin| The pastor of the M. E. church will pre at 10:30 a. m. 1 the Baptist church p. m. the paster will speak of Characteristics of the Ag Seats free. ion church this morning Mr. Mills, \\lnda\ of Omaha, will this morning awd Foc All cordially in the Congrregutional church to- morning and evening, Morning sub- Example,” repeated b, Al |‘ol|lu'sl. Eyvening, “A Brokoh Heart. M. E. church--Rev. Dr. Cooley. of the Baptist church will exchange with the pastor at 10 1. m. Rev. W. IL W. Rees will chin the evening. Subject, “Blood.” nday school at 12 m, Young peoples’ class at 6:80 p. . Seats free. Public cor- diatly invited. ¢ at Y. M. C.A.rooms at4 p. m. Preaching, as usual, by the pastor, Presbyterian evening. invited. at the church, both morning _and Strangers’ and others cordially ipton, “The Real Estate Bro- s lowa land to_trade for city property, and some good houses to rent, —-——— Insuro with \\'x|<1.~.wr|x-tlx, Etnyre & Co. el Sl 2 You Want Them. Domestic patterns and patterns for stamping and embroidery. Latest styles and finest designs. *Domestic” office, 105 Main stree R T The Sensation Worn Out. It is understood that the board of education docs not purpose to hold any investigation of the recent case of corporal punishment until the regular meeting. The parties who feel aggrieved rushed into print and made the hot appeal to the public. ‘Bhere has been a great deal of cheap sensationalism evolved out of the incident, and as there seems no'great of haste, the board apparantly purposes taking its own time. There scems to be nothing in the affair, 80 that the newspapers which feel disposed to roll the little sensation over and over ave getting it pretty well worn out. When the board takes action in the matter the readers of the Bee will be duly informed, ~ Until then there is little use in sending in windy communications and per- sonal cffusions. [——— and finest n the city. Will be sold st until January 1st. No matter what you want see us before you pur- chase, Mu skt Music Co. —~~—— 80 bars of Per soap, $1.00, at Troxell Bros, display of the annual p nty elegant prizes. —_—— 1t you want to make a veal estate deal of wiy kind, see Tipton. He gives your business his whole time and attention. Sense and Nonsense. 1t has been unnounced that Kev. W. H, W. ves will deliver his lecture on “Epitaphs or Grave Jokes” at the Methodist church next Thursday evening. This lecture has been 1" in the most flattering manner wherever delivered. It is a sure cure for all kinds of despondency, a8 will be seen by the it bad ou the people of Cromwell, the lecture was delivered a short time ago. A correspondent of the Creston Adver. tiser suys: “Rev. W, 1. W. Rees, of Cres- ton, delivered his lecture entitled “Epi- taphs’ at this place last Monday evening. A fair sized audience was present to enjoy the are, If there isa town along the Chi- cago, Burlington & Quincy that needs a shaking up we advise'them to send for Rev, Rees and have him_ lecture on “Epitaphs.’’ I is a safe and pleasant cure for all forms of dyspepsia, as well as the very worst attacks of the blues. We hope to have the pleasure of hearing him again in the near future,” u burgains Iy, —-— Kland will give watcehes, clocks and jew One in —-— thousaud head of one, two and three-year-old steevs for sale. Will give credit'to reliable partics. Enquire o A. J. Greenamayer, 623 Mynster st. one 121, TED. . "Tipton, “The l enl Estate At 527 Broudway says that the result of the case has had no percepti- effeet on his business. If any dif- nee he thinks he has better b now than ever, Seat. The report that Judge Loofbourow will re sign his position on the bench on the first of Junuary bas caused an active canvass to be already commenced for a chance to fll) the Prospective vacal Awmong the sspirants are numed Johy Griggs and W. F. Andrews, of Audubon county; Attorneys Macy an Beard. of Khelhy ;. Rocafeliow, Julian Bhelps and Curtis of Cass, and others yet 10 e They Want H heard from. Intimate friends of Judge Loot- | boutow say there is nothing to the rimor but | the w for un empty seat on the bench canses candidates to spring up numerously. - Always at the Front. We have now one of the most com- plete stock of fine and medium-priced i (Iu‘-und chains, dinmonds, gold jew- Jfine marble elocks, silver und plated gold-headed car umbrellas, and field glasses, and all the ope standard styles of the leading novelties | of the season. defy all com Main street. All prices so low as to tition. At No. 27 South JEMIN & Co, The telephone exchange had a narrow pe from being burned out Friday night. The Pacific Mutual Telegraph company was moving some wires at the corner of Broad- way and Bryant street, and allowed one of cuough to cause one. of the s wires to touch an electric light The damp atmosphere had aired the insulation, and whenever the \\ ires touched the telephone exchange was a rather unpleasant |-l.m- Several times the drops were red-hot, and had there been enough wind to_have kept the pole swaying drop would have been burned. rom until 5:45 no telephone calls were an- swered. The damage was slight and soon repair The company intend to put in a new 1L0K0-wire multiple switch-board about the 1st of February, but another occurrence of this kind may cause the change to be made sooner, RS s J. G. Tipton, Real Estate. Marshal Campbell's Son. Clifford Campbell, aged about twenty-five, ason of EA Campbell, United States marshal, died at the family residence at Fairfield, Towa, Friday morning of quick consumption. The deceased was a deputy under his father. latter was in Omaba when the news «d him of the sad event, and left at once for tho saddened home: —_— Houses to rent. Tipton, —_—— The World of Art. **Pictures and hook: acter indicate the char- the philos- century is the xponent of its civilization,” says another. Both are truisms and they show our people to be tho noblost and our ilization the truest that the world has ever seen. Lach suceeeding year brings out some new expression of thought in word, picture or model. In the art produc- tions of to-day we have the solid, somber ideas of the Greek, the Roman and the gyptian modeled into perfect grace by the chisel, brush and pen of the modern schools. To select the best of these from studios and studies of the artists, sculp- tors and scha of the world is no small task, but mu-nnmmll) some one, I sed of an artis good judg- ment and a knowledge of the public de. mands will do this and get together just such a collection. Such an one we have in our midst. Tt is the wonderful collection of Mr, J. D. Crockwell which he has sccurea for the holiday trade this year. He has the rarest and most beautiful specimens of art which Europe and Ameriea pos- the finest productions of the idard authors and poets: and in ad- dition, n thousand things to delight the childish heart. To enumerate or de- seribe is utterly impossible. One must see them to gain any conception or ap- preciation. Before you purchase your holiday goods call and see what he has to show you. No. 411 Brondway. ——— A Checkered Career. The confidence man continues to find Coun- cil Bluffs a profitable ficld for his operations. The last victim is 8. S, Keller. A stranger ente his furniture store Friday, and after examining a mattress worth &2, said he would take it and asked for a blank check which he made out for %7 and received € in change. The name signed was 8. D. Cook, and the mattress was ordered sent to his residence, but Mrs. Cook refused to rece it. The man had disappeared, but he is supposed to be a former cmplove of Parks & Son, groc Sargent & Pusey and Anton Rink were lik se victimized a few days before for the same ameunt. The swindler is still at lib- erty, although the police are looking for him. - = Guns_and ammunition at Odell Bryant's, 405 Main street. of the home, “The art of a the SCSSOS) & - - A New Major, Tt is a source of gratification to the Dodge Light Guards that the election of a major re- sulted in the choice of J. F. Fitzgerald, of Hedford, The members of the company were almost unanimous in his favor, and the other companics so voted us to bring about this result. Money to loan. Cooper & Judson. N T. B. Baldwin sells lots. yalhneRp o, Personal Paragraphs. J. 7. Bliss, of Omaha, was in the city yes- terda; W. C. Dickey and wife retu 10 the Bluffs yesterday after u week's visit with friends at Furragut, Ne Frank M. Gault, general_agent of tho Wa- Daslh, left last evening for Chicago, He will bs absent but a few days. Mrs. George Marshall leaves for Denver to-morrow with her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Wells. Mr. Marshall will follow later. Mrs, Weber is in_NebraskaCi care of her duughter. Mrs. Peter Beck, is dangerously sick with neuralgin of the heart, George Hauthorn was out the first time since his inj His escape from miraculous. John L. Martin is dangerously sick and his death is hourly expected. He was compelled to resign his position as weighmuster u short time ago on account of his ill health, but had lately been improving. Fred Clancy, the popular yesterday for jury by u train car. permunent disability s clerk at_the United States clothing house, is much’ re. joied over a telegram ived from Towa City terday. It fourteen pounds. All doing well.” To-day Ed Watts will sever his connection with the Council Bluffs department of the *Omaha Republican and take charge of the culation and adyertising of the Reflector, Mr. O. H. Mikesell succeeds him on the IRe- publican. i —— Attention Knights, Every member of Bluffs division, U. R. K. of P. isrequested to meet at Castle hall, Monday night, in full uniform. Degree work and business of importance will be transacted. — A Scared Mesmerist. Kansas City Times: One evening 1 selected a young man whom I thought to be good material on which to prac- tice. It took a trifle Jonger than cu tomavy to get him well under headwa but finally his senses yielded and 1 con- gratulated n\\au” upon having hit upon a good patient, Eagerly I followed his course over vast arid plains and scorching deserts, through tropical climes and polar seas, over precipitous mountains, through the clouds in a_balloon, under tihe sea in a diving bill in great caves of untold beauty and through halls of golden finish—in fact where he did not lead me would be far more easilo told. At last (for I s of our ruminations) the time came releasing him from my control and lowing him to return to I told him as much but he I insisted that we had curried the performance far enough. He came not. 1 begged, implored and veasoned with him. and finally shook him, and yet he failed to “‘revi nor did he until a bucketful of pure cold water was dashed in his face by one who had been an attentive witness. This is the last time 1 ever attempted terra firma. refused to come. DISCOUNT SALE! NO ADVESTISING SCHEME TO WORK OFF OLD 600DS, BUT 1 FACT[E= NADE NECESSARY BY OUR REMOVAL 0 ANOTHER LOCATION, TWENTY . PER CENT CUT OFF! ON THE FOLLOWING GOODS: PICTURES, EASELS, PASTELS, FRAMES, ENGRAVINGS, ETC., UNTIL CHRISTMAS. CLOAKS, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR FORTS, BLANKETS, ETC, COMMENCING COM» ONDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH. We ghall offer a large stock of Cloaks and Ladies’ Wraps, and Ladies’ Underwear at about HALK their value, You will get your gift in the value of your yurchase and without the uncertainty of chance. to clean out this part of our stock, as we must have the room for other goods, $20.00 Cloaks at $10.00] $10.00 Cloaks at $7.00 —— Mail Orders Promptly Filled a_t Same Discount, Goods Marked in Plain Figures, W. W. CHAPMAN, COUNCIL BLUFFS, A, 105 & 107 MAIN ST., : ' o This sale Until January 156 We Give A Valuable Presen With Every Purchase of $10 and Upwards. MAIL ORDERS INCLUDED. Council Bluffs Carpet Go. DO YOU INTEND TO BUY <o PIALITO OFR ORCGLIT? IF SO, ITOWr IS YOUR ’I‘Il\fEl | PRICES LO WER TIHAN EVER BEFORE! We Defy All Competition and Challenge a Compar With Any House In the West. SEE US BEFORE YOU PURCHASE! SWANSON MUSiC GOMPANY, 329 WEST BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, — $17.00 Cloaks at $8.00|$12.00 Cloaks at $6.00 $10.00 CLOAKS AT $5.00. PRICES CUT IN HALF THIT IS THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEM WAITING FOR. PIANOR— PIANOS— PIANOS—THE Most | REMEMBER THE PLACE, ~HARKNESS BROS. 104 Broadway. DR. C.B.JUDD, - ' MFGR. ELECTRIC BELTS AND TRUSSES.| ~ WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR WANTED—GOOD SALESMEN ON LARGE COMMISSION OR SALARY on of Goods and Prices PAINLESS ALOOHOL, OPIUM AND MORPHINE CURE ! The Alcohol, Morphine and Opium habit Ab- solutely Cured without interfering with the patient’s duily avocation, "Correspond with o call on to mesmerize anyone, and I think dur- ing the time my disciple refused to re- turn to the land of the living (at my earnest request, too) an age passed over my head. The experience was too much for me; 80 much so that I believe I never again shall recover from the scare sufficiently to attempt a similar exhibition of my power in this line. ~ SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. PECIAL advertisements, such as Lost,Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, etx will be inserted in this'column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first in- sertion and_Five Cents Per Line for each subse- quent insertion. Leave advertisements at our office No. 12 Pear] Street, near Broadway, Coun- cil Blufts, lowa, —— TAKE A TRIP THROUGH —— HENRY EISEMAN & C0.'S PEOPLE'S STORE, F. ELLINGE OlOBrodwas, Conncil Nafra Ta. All correspondence contidential, ~ OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS 500 Broodway Council Bluffs, Towa, Established 1867, TWO Trotting - Stallions And you will see what a scope there is for Christmas Trading in our Immense Establishment. We have made Large Preparations and Great Exertion to show the LARGEST & BEST ASSORTMENT )Y GOODS EVER OFFERED IN OUR LINI, bargain, TED— First class garden pital, to work extensive First class chance, h Address Joseph ith, Council Blutrs, In. shed rooms with heat, With or without My, Stephienson, gas, ung bourd, For gentle) Park ave. near ( Jrox exr Hm.mn- 11 OF FAN “House three rooms #11 per month, m-house 87, olso furnished rooms. North Main st. FOR SALE CHEAP! SBTANDARD, UNDER RULE 6. Fou hey: JfEone w0 T4 Mymster WADE CARY. - - Comncil Blufis. | Our Fancy Goods and Toy Department is Complete in every VWANTED Situation ae bookkeeper, Tope: E _BURHOR;N; respect, and our prices are just about ONE-HALF those quoted elsewhere. GRAND OPENING DISPLAY DURING THIS WEEK. LXCHANGE- ~Omaha and Couneil Blufls prop- 4" erty and western land for stocks of mer- chandise. Call on or address J 020 Broadway, Council Blufts, 1 OST—A nickel-plated (hat t 4 bon ‘attached, Keturn to B 7, 1e Council Bluffs, i;wdn REN' . B. Christian, Sult of rooms suitable for light pi n st. T “The lap eretofore " known us Tim Foley's, pear Minden, for the season of 1888, in tracts of 80, 160 or 300 ucre _‘tu Allulu: lands and well improved. Horace verett !I( SALE (l“ E‘LH ANGE -Equi 15 phares fn Jefrie syudicate. Iuqul ot Odell Bros. & Cc 0. V T ANTED— All kinas of wlu machines to repair, Work prompllytf done, It will pay you to take a look through our house and see the GREAT BARGAINS novelties of the season. Every department will IN ALL KINDS OF have Special Attractions. S AMERIGAN WATCHES! — - ,—M s | (O TMAINSTREET. | MAIL. ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AT- o TENTION AT HENRY EISEMAN & CO., nd muwlle Domestfe office 106 Main st cheap fdr cash. or would Counchl Bty o Oraha prop- 'k of boots ulll]!.h Charges reasonable, it #400. R, r A llnvl) rnmfid’.fi 1 T or, in privite residenice near court Water inroom, lighted and heated. closet.” Iteferences required. ” Address H. 5. ¢ office, Council Sl i RARE CHANCE! MUST BE SOLD! The destrable restdence or bustness propert known ws the Powers, Place, on. Upper 1 ef E. church, will -- GREAT DISCOUNT SALE -- OF 20 PER CENT ON HATS AND CAPS FOR CASH. positiv e R R e L ,"I:.",; 1514 DOUGLAS STREET, - - - OMAWA. , Adresa vids to 10 _ Omaha, NOE m and unru.wn.,. . 1F YOU G0 ’[‘[] mss{]um VALLEY ’ STOP AT THE St ELMO HOTEL! Sample Rooms Attached. Pt pr W. B, IRWIN, Prop. OGDEN BOILER WORKS CARTER & SON, Prop's, Manufacturers of Al Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work, orflerr by :llfl for repairs gmmxlvleyn;tunaul 15 13 e. e A o Councl Bl Towas 314, 316, 318 & 320 BROADWA COUNCIL BLUFFS, : : . IOWA,