Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-22
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MINOR MENTION.
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Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal.
Thomas II: Robinson of New York and
Hattie M. Quick OF Omaha were married
last evening by Justice Hammer.
A concert will be given tomorrow evening
At 23S Broadwaw by the pupils OF the indus
trial school connected with the Union Christ
ian mission.
In police court yesterday II. Jones was
was fined S20.sO for destroying the furniture
nt maisou de Jail on Pierce street, and trying
to annihllate the inmates
There will be a special conclave OF Ivanhoe
commandery, No. II, knights Templar.
Wednesday evening, for work in the order of
tho temple BY order of tho eminent COM
mander.
Six Omaha hloods, who were arrested Sun
day Tor creating disturbance on the streets,
dropped roll Of $40 in the aggregate in po-
lice court yesterday morning. They all gave
false names.
Marriage licenses wcro issued yesterday
TO William G.. Kade of Nicola and Mary M.
Buck of Mnden, and to Ferdinand G. Fro
hardt and Matilda j. Meyer, both of Manson,
Pottawattamio county.
Encampment No S Onion Veteran league,
will hold an open meeting la the knights OF
Pytbias hall Wednesday evening. All
soldiers and their friends invited. Scott
Rice, commander. Il. II. Holmes, adiutant.
Charles b. Berger and Miss Mamie b. Du-
quette were married Sunday evening at u
O'CLOCK at the residence ofth brides parents,
9l0 Fifth avenue Rev. G. w. Brewer o1c-
nting. The immediate friends of the parties
were present
BY an error OF the clerk who made out the
list OF teachers in the public schools that was
presented to the school board Monday night
aud adopted, the name of Mrs. M b. Curtis
was omitted. She will occupy her accus-
toned place in the schools next year.
John Fosdick, who has been STAYING at the
Woman's Christian associap hospital for
n1ar r.u tal att
day morning at . 80 o'clock, of liberation of
the stomach. He was 90 wears of age. An
nouncement of the time of the funeral will
be made later
Sheriff Wilson of Lyons county arrived
In the city yesterday and identified Henry
Cariher Us the man wanted for stealing
$35 suit of clothes. He left for Rock Rapids
last evening with CARRIER in charge.
Carlher viii plead guilty to the crime of
grand larceny.
Il. H. Haskins, a coored Pullman porter,
was given preliminary hearing in police
court yesterday morning on the charge of
stealing $40 from colored woman named
Ella McCampbell. Along toward the end of
the hearing the prosecuting witness wanted
to drop the case, and finally Haskns was
discharged.
Charles Umble and Bertha Hoffman were
married Monday evening by Justice Ham
mcr, Umble choosing TO take this step rather
than stand criminal prosecution in which
wituess for the state. Yesterday morning
Umble disappeared, after leaving note say
he had gone TO aetur off land to seek a diving
In single blessedness. He is supposed to be
In Omaha.
William Lavenourg enlivened the evening
in an upper Broadway saloon by lndulging
IN the psstime of shooting tho nccks off of
Encouraged Dy his success IN this line he
sent several bullets in the direction of the
feet of u young man named Ward, with a
view to seeing how high Ward could jump
when he had to. Officer Murphy finally
happened along and put an end to the fun by
arrestng Lavenburg on the charge OF dis
turbing the peace.
For some time past there have been vio-
lent disputes between William Robinson ana
A. II. Whittlesey two residents of Vino
street, on account of Roolnson's persistence
In depositing garbage, manure and other re-
OF his premises in order to form
an embonkment to withstand tho
ravages of Indiana creek. Yesterday the
affair eliminated IN the arrest of Robinson
on an information filed in the superior court
by Whittlesey charging him with maintain-
Ing nuisance. Robinson will have hear
ing Friday before Judge McGee.
The council was to have held a meeting
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of OPEN
Ing the bids for filling up the lowands in
various parts of the city, but quorum was
not present and an adjournment had to be
taken until Friday evening The injunction
which was sued out last Saturday
by NJ f. Rohrer and Dan Carrgg
has been gotten out of the way
Bofar as all the lots are concerned excepting
those belonging to Carrigg and Rohrer, by
agreement which they were induced to
enter into by the city attorney All the
bids will consequently DO opened Friday
night and the work Of filing all lots except
ing Rohrer's aud Carrigg's will commence at
once.
The Stryk en- Blass Lust orchestra gave a
nrf hf,n
st. Pauls church An attractive progam
was rendered consiting of orchestral pieces,
together with vocal selections Dy Miss
t, Rita Lorton n S Of Nebraska City and
John Brown rendered cello solo. Frank
Badollet made mis- first appearance since his
return home from the National Conservatory
at New YORK and his flute solos were APP
tion the people Of Council Bluffs have for
the hard and untiring efforts the young man
Is making. large audience was present
md the concert was success both music
ally and financially.
Hot weather prices in picture frames
at Riley & Sherraden's art store.
Trains leave Manawa daily at and 10
a. m, IL M, and /, 2, 2:3O, 3, $3.50, 4,
4:30, 8, $50, 9, $3.50. 7, 1880, s, $50, 8,
$3.50, 10, 1920, II and 1885 p. IN. The
1855 train will make connection with
the last electric motor Car for Omaha
International Cure association rooms
are in annex to Grand hotel, $40 First
avenue, Council Bluffs, In. For cure OF
alcohol and opium disease.
DR.. Chamberlain, eye, elr. throat
catarrh. Shugart block, Council Bluffs
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Sherifi Camppell OF Mills county was {