Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-13
MINOR MENTION.

N. 1. T. W.
Gleason coal.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal.
Boston store. the leaders in dry goods.
Carbon Coal Co. Wholesale. retail, 10 Pearl.
The annual police ball will be given at Ar
mory hall November /.
The Presbyterian ChautauGua circle will
meet Monday evening IN the Y. M. y. a.
rooms in the Merriam block.
II. L. Mites is removing his stock OF wall
paper and decorating material TO 400 Broad.
way, which has been remodeled and greatly
improved
The Acme club will entertain in a sociable
Mt the residence of Mrs. +. II. Gavin, on
Park avenue, Friday evening, October ls'
All are invited.
series of four parties, beginning early in
November, Mt Masonic temple. The dates
will be hereafter announced.
N. p. Dodge has instituted legal proceed
ings in the district court, seeking TO recover
from John johnson rent for farm occupied
by the defendant, and asks judgment TO
that effect.
The members of the Single Tax club nf
Council Bluffs will meet to-day at O'Clock
n. m. sharp mt G22 South Main street, above
Peter Tholls grocery store. The public is
cordially invited.
The Heine concert, which is to occur next
Thursday evening, will take place at the
Mueller Music hall, Mr. Mueller having
kindly donated the use of the samc and u
Hardman grand piano.
The school board held special meeting
Friday evening for The purpose or awarding
the coal contract, but the members could not
agrae, and adjourned until tomorrow even
ing, when they will try it again.
The case against John Strayer, charged
with assault with lutent to commit great
bodily injury, has been taken from Squire
Baruetts to Squire Schurz' court on n
change of venue, and will come up for a
hearing tomorrow
The Cosmopolitan for October contains a
fine engraving of the Chautauoua university,
located at Council Bluffs. The descriptive
article OF which this is one of the illustra-
tions is by l.. X. Davis, rnd is entitled "a
Great Iowa Farm Region"
Possibly the last game of base ball of the
season in this city will take place this after
noon at the Fairview ball park between the
travelling men and printers Game will be
called at sharp 2:3O An admission fee of 10
cents will be charged, to go to the Jimmie
Davis fund
The startling announcement is made in
another column that everybody calling at
the Boston store between and 4 O'Clock
Monday afternoon Will be presented with 1S
cents cash. That is, she can between these
hours get genuine 81 pair of kid gloves,
any shade or size, for 25 cents. The sale
will last only an hour
The case of state vs.. Louis Mellback
CnarpGu Wltll DTcdhlnS OIcu ii uOuu du buS
residence of Peter Riehalt, will be heard by
Justice Schuz Tuesday. Millback asserts
that he owns the house, and that Riehalt is
only tenant For this reason, he claims
tnat he did nothing unlawful, as he has 8
right to pull the whole house down if he sc
chooses.
The Dodge Light Guards have had an ele
giant new floor laid IN their hail IN the Ma
sonic temple, and have also secured a SUITE
of rooms in the third story Of the building
.l.,l., a 20
mored that the guards will soon give ball
which for brilliancy in social light ant
fashion, will eclipse anything held in The
city for some time past.
A. j. Larkin and George Manley were
each fl ned S1O10 in police court yesterda,
morning for assault and battery. Larkil
was charged with assault with intent t
kill, but the charge was not sustained. Al
nearly as could be ascertained the parties
INDUCED in rough and tumble fight FRIDAY
night and fell into the hands of the police
when each wanted the blame attached to th
other and proceeded to file charges. Th
belligerents live near the corner OF Twenty
sixth street and avenue A.
The electric motor linemen began worl
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning, as sool
as the current was shut off, from the Broad
way line, making connection between th
wires of this and the Pearl street line. ON
wire was connected and the other will b.
completed tonight, after the dynamos ar
electric cars can be started on the Pearl ant
Main street line. The switches at Fifth ave
nue. were placed in position yesterday, an
are the shurpost anywhere on the line Th
line to the transfer will now down with
rush.
Sneak thieves were working at a llvel
rate last evening laying in their winte
clothing, and three We're landed in tn
cooler. The house Of j. l.. Stewart, o.
Fourth street, was visited, and severa
articles Of clothing stolen from the hall
There is no clue to the thieves. A gang ais
visited Peterson's saloon, No. G34 Sout
Main street, and nipped coat belonging t
John Taylor which was hanging on the wal
The owner soon missed it, and gave chase
The trio were overhauled short distanc
away, and Officer Tamlsea and Capital
Beswicx corralled them with the coat i
their possession. They gave the names o
j. Burke, M. Hogan and John Conway
They are evidently tough lot, and muc
safer behind the bars than at large.
$50 dozen gents white shirts, linen bosom
95c ca ch. Boston store, Council Bluffs