Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-18
N, Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal.


Crafps chattel loans. 204 Sapp BLOCK.
Meetings arc being held every evening IN
the Berean Baptist church.
Julius Fangle yaith took out his final natur
alization papers yesterday In the superior
court
The monthly report OF City Treasurer
kinnehau shows the following figures: To
tai on hand, Ss2.590.22; overdrafts, S26,
525.35; balance on hand, S56,O64.Si; amount
paid out, s5j, 6S9.9S
James O'Brien was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge OF stealing pair of
rubber boots from X. II. Pettibone. He was
given a hearing before Justice Swearingen
and was fined s. and costs.
All members of the Council Bluffs
Rebekah lodge No 3 are requested to meet
at Odd Fellows hall at 80 o'clock this
afternoon to attend the funeral OF Sister
Ritzenhoff. Lillian Huff, N. G..
The ladies of the ''S'' circle OF the First
Baptist church gave n very pleasant public
social IN tho church last evening. Supper was
served TO a large number in the lecture room.
Besides tho pleasant social features a Literary
md musical program was given.
The regular council meeting OF Pot
tawattamio Tribe No 81, Improved Order Of
Red Men will be held this evening IN their
wigwam, c'rner OF Broadway and Main
streets, at $50 o'clock. 1t Is desired that
there be full attendance as there will be
important business brought before the tribe.
Rtzenhouse, died yesterday morning about
u 30 o'clock from blood poisoning. She was
35 years old and leaves husband and two
children. The funeral will occur this after
noon at 3 o'clock from the residence, 5l3
Pearl street, and the interment Will be in
Falrview cemetery
1T is said that the sign "SmallpoX Hos
pital' ordered by the council at the last ses-
sion to be painted over the portals of the city
pest house was regarded as n necessary
a m If 4 n n
1t is an elegant brick building with slate
roof, provided with stoves and everything
necessary for the comfort OF tramps as we'll
as patients, and afforded fine quarters for
the wanderers. The fence was necessary to
keep the four-legged cattle out of the place
Objections were filed yesterday in the su-
perior court by all the parties to the SUIT Of
f. E. Savers against r. II. Sayers. to the re
port that was made by John L. Peters, the
receiver. IL is alleged in the objections tha t
the receiver connived with his bonds
.lan, William Plumer, to cheat both the
plaintiffs and the defendants, and had failed
to give them the full credits to which they
were entitled, and that in gathering the
stroyed or wasted. They demand that the
receiver be ordered to turn over to them the
morey and the property due them. and that
damages be awarded them for the wrongful
detention of the same.
Mrs Yancey Bean died very suddenly at
her residence, 22S Harmony street, yesterday y
afternoon aged so years. Sne was ap-
parently well as usual until the earlv part
of the afternoon, when she complained of
slight pains in her head and shoulders.
Some simple remedies were given
her which appeared to relieve her,
but later the paroxyisms re-
turned, and while her son was giving her
some more of the medicine she gasped and
expired in his arms. She was lady Of lovely
character and had hundreds of friends IN this
city, where she has lived for the past seven
teen years. She leaves three sons and three
daughters, all grown.