Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-16
COUN UNCIL BLUFFS.
NINOR MENTIOy.

Crafts chattel loans, 204 Sapp block
Genuine Rock Springcoal. Thatcher, 16
Main
-- Henry Ref and Miss Amanda Butler. both
Of Pottawattamie county, were married yes
terday, Justice Hammer officiating.
Mr. William S. Eversolc of Omaha and
Miss Emelinc Kidd of Alton, Ia. were mar
RED yesterday afternoon at the rcctory of st.
Pauis Episcopal church, Rev. L. j. Mackay
officiating.
Thomas Capel filed an information in SUI
perlor court yesterday, charging Bob White
Harry Shaw and John Pilling with assault
and battery. He claimed that they beat and
kicked him.
Ray, the seven year.old son OF Edward JEFF
fries, ir., died Tuesday afternoon at his res
idcnce in Hardin township, Of scarlet fever
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at Perrys.
Harmony chapter, NO. %, Order Of the
Eastern Star, will meet in regular session
this Thursday evening in Masonic hall
Members are requested TO meet promptly at
7:3O. BY order of the worthy matron.
Unity Guild will meet in regular session
with Mrs. +. f.. Kingsbury, lO3 South First
street, Friday afternoon az 3 o'clock. and the
same evening will give a sociaDle at the resi-
dencc of Mr. Henry Coffeen, POI First street.
Al! friends cordially invited to attend
A novel affair will take place tins evening
In Hughes hall in the shape of an rs" sup
per. to be given by the Catholic Young La
dies society. Tho supper will be followed
by dancing, cards and other amusements,
and all VINO attend are assured most pleas
ant evening.
Prof. James McNaughton was reelected
principal of the Dakota state normal school
at Mayvillc at meeting of the regents,
which took place last week The school year
commences on the first Monday in Scptem-
ber and until that time the professor will
make his headquarters in the Bluffs.
Yesterday noon an eastbound motor train
Jumped the track while on the cast end of
the track and came bounding down the in
cliued plane. The passengers were bounced
about the interior Of the car in such way
that they saw whole ornament of stars,
but the train was stopped before any damage
was DONE
In the police court yesterday morning
Clifford Clark and N Egbert had a hearing
on the charge of larceny. They claimed that
the cigars which they took belonged to Clark
personally, and they were consequently not
covered by the attachment The case was
taken under advisement by Judge MCGEE.
w. Royse was fined $40. 10 for drunkenness.
Two excursion trains passed through
Council Bluffs yesterday over the Rock
Island One was Raymond & Whltcombs
train from the east, which passed through
at o'clock In the afternoon with
l2O in the party, and took the Union Pacific
for the west. AT midnight the Golden Gate
special came in from the west over the Union
Pacific with nine cars, and went east over
the Rock Island.
Answers were filed in the district court
yesterday morning by the defendants in
some of the cases which were commenced by
l.. NJ. Turner to enjoin the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors. The answers We're filed by S.
w. Clark. Pralor ct al George Furguson,
Rounneau and F. Carroll. The defend
ants claim that the cases are not begun
in good faith but that Turner has conspired
and connived with other parties whom the
defendants pf Inn fpr
the purpose of extorting money. They also
alege that he is nonresident Of the county,
and that the only interest he has in the suits
is the fact that he has been employed to
prosecute the saloonkeepers by other parties.
colored man named Stanton has been
serving sentence on the chain gang for
several days past for drunkenness. He is q
porter on one of the roads centering here.
colored woman presented herself at the DO
lice station and asked for Stanton.
She was allowed to see him, and
when their eyes met there was a
scene She was his wife, and becoming short
Of money had come to the Bluffs to see if she
could find any trace of her husband, who
she thought, must have had some misfortune
befall him. She was somewhat surprised to
find that he had been run in as ordinarJ
drunk Stanton burst into tears when he
saw his wife and begged to be forgiven. She
at last accepted his apologies aod left for
Omaha, where she will remain until his re-
lease.
Get your wall paper at the Boston Store
=, Why pay double the price you can get il for
at the Boston Store, Council Bluifsi All the
way from $40 u roll.
Housekeepers, see our line of table linens
from 23c up at the Boston Store, Council
Bluffs.
Fine CASTLE soap, cakes for 25c, at the
Boston store, Council Bluffs.
DR. Scott's electric corsets, sold every
where for S2,O0 a pair, Boston Store price
sl.25, Council Bluffs. Every lady ought to
have q pair. World renowned.