Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-18
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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CRAFTS chattel loans, 204 Sapp block.
All the aldermen have been provided with
passes by the motor company. No an
nual passes have yet been issued,
but those now In use consist OF
the q z ploycs Of the line, each marked with
n numbeI. It's stated that regulation annual
passes will be issued after January l.
Every alderman who has been spoken to
about the matter insists that he would not
have accepted the pass If all the rest had not
been determined TO do so, and the answer is
given with such n unhnimity that one Is led
to believe 1t was decided upon in executive
session.
The German Truebund society will give a
free entertainment In Peterson's hail on
"Wednesday evening, November 20. a pro-
gram will be rendered, consisting OF musical
selections by well known Omaha talent, and
there will be u number OF choice declama-
tions.
Dick Roberts has been indicted by the
grand jury of the district court for assault
with intent to do great bodily injury. He is
charged with having shot at John Anderson
A marriage license was issued yesterday TO
]. ID. Jones ana Ellen Lockwood, both of
Omaha.
William Jeffries and Joe Scott, both ofthem
old timers in police court. were arrested last
evening on a charge of larceny. They are
charged with having stolen a valisc from
Goldstcin's saloon on Lower Broadway, to-
gether with an overcoat and alot of clothing,
the property of John Mccormick. The
stolen goods are valued at $40, just 81 too lit
tie to send both across the state, providing
they are convicted.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Matthias entertained a
party of friends last Wednesday evening
at their residence, no Fourth ave-
nuc. About twenty guests were pres
ent and the evening was spent
very pleasantly in playing high five. The
first prizes were awarded to Mrs. w. 5.
wilkins and Mr.. j. X. Cooper, the second
to Mrs. Rettig and Mr.. Mitchell.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rettig. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, MIR. and
Mrs. Rutter,. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, Mrs.
Haworth, Mrs. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkins, Messrs. Gallagher, Reynolds,
Eggleston, Kodweiss, J. Gallagher, Ed
Mathis, ir.
Two new suits were brought in the SUI
Omaha Bridge Railway company to
recover $ll5 for paving between the
tracks and one foot on each side, in
front of lot 10, block IA, Grimes addition,
and lot 5, block Z, Bayliss' first addition. In
the first suit the plaintiff is NJ. H. Baird,
and in the second M. H.. Baird, John w.
Baird, and w. s. Baird.
The regular meeting of Pottawattamie
tribe No. 81, Improved Order of Red Men,
will meet tonight at the wigwam, corner of
Broadway and Main street. Visiting chiefs
are welcome. By order of the w. s..
The Innisfail Philharmonic and Dramatic
club will present the mirth provoking comedy
'Hick'ry Farm on next Tuesday evening
at Dohaney's opera house, for the benefit of
the Catholic baZar.
The Board of Trade held a meeting last
evening for the purpose of making plans to
capture a manufacturing establishment. The
attendance was fair, and the evening was
spent in talking matters over in a general
way. No definite decision was arrived at.
The seventh annual ball of tho Council
Bluffs lodge No. RI SIyitchman'S Mutual Aid
association, will be given at the Masonic
temple on Wednesday evening, November Is.
The ladies of st. Francis Xavier's church
nre preparing to hold their annual bazaar at
the Masonic temple commencing Monday
evening, November 90. and lasting through
out the week. Many valuable articles have
been donated and these will be voted and
otherwise disposed Of.