Omaha daily bee., 1893-01-10
MINOR MENTION.
n. Y. Plumbing Go.


Council Bluffs LUMBER TO. Coal
Pay your water rent today aud get dis
count.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO G.. T. Higgins and Rilla Nj. Mott. both OF
Hardin township.
The funeral of Mrs. Wolfganc win take
place this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from The
First Baptist church.
Revival services arc being held this weak
at the Second Presbyterian church, cornerof
Harmony and Logan streets.
". s. Jones was arrested yesterday after.
noon fur being very drank and trying To
fight the officer who told him of II. He was
charged with rcsistingiaa officer.
The democrats of Council Bluffs celc
bratcd Andrew Jackson day Uy dancing 10
his memory last evening at the Masonic
temple. There was large crowd present
The county auditor has just fiuishca tab.
ulating the expenses FOR the past yenr and
finds the total expenditures to have been
SO 5lli.39, as compared with SiS633. i2 during
1892
y suit was commenced by Mrs. Carrie
Elithorpc Yesterday in the district court To
Cnioin parties in Nicola from running sa-
loon Arthur Iipp, John McCHulcv ". II.
ChccncN and +. NJ. Gardner are named as
defendants.
Mrs J. d uaywootl-.,icd Sunday evening
OF heart disease, aged GG years. The funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock from her late residence, four miles
east OF the city On the Mosquito creek and
the kcg creek road.
The meetings at the Broadway MolhoAist
church last week were very successful,
Cighty-uiur protesting CUnYcl sion. The
largest congregation of the week assembled
Sunday night to hear the sermon hE Evan
gelist Stire Meetings will be held every
night this week
D. NJ Bowden the Nicola man who wasar-
rested and bound over 10 the grand jury for
trying TO run the telegraph Office AT Ncon
while another operator was at the key, was
released yesterday morning. bond having
been secured by his wife. who greeted him
in the most eifusivC manner when he came
out from behind the bars.
A large delegation from the convention of
implement dealers III Nebraska, which is
now being held in Omaha, We're in Council
Bluffs yesterday, guests of the Grand. hotel.
They made round up of the various job
bing houses during the day, renewing the
acquaintance of the proprietors and buying
their spring stock of goods.
Al Roycr, charged with assault with in
tent to do great bodily injury, took a change
of venue yesterday from police court to that
of Justice Wien, and his case wa, continued
until next Monday. His victim is. still re-
ported to be unable to get out of doors, and
his inability to appear against Roger was
the cause of the continuance.
number of well known citizens are in
terested in the Ben Hun Mining company,
and they are just now congratu-
ldblHR tHcllStlNcS heartily Oh INC
outlook. They own ten claims, seven
of them in the richest part of Gold and
Globe hills, and are working three claims
which promise wonderful future. The
Council Bluffs stockholders are very iubilant
because they feel sure that the enterprise
is no longer an experiment but an assured
success.
novel insurance loss was paid yesterday
that not only shows the hberality of the
company that paid it. but that may become
groceryman, had an insurance policy of the
National Mutual of this city, covering his
stock. A fire broke out ir the cellar and the
fire companies came and flooded the cellar
with ice cold water after smashing out the
windows. After they put the fire out they
went away and left the windows open and Il
pile OF potatoes and squasheS in the cellar
froze. Judge James. president of the insur-
ance company, concluded that the loss was
due to the fire and paid it, although it was
the only damage done to the stock.
The Limerick brothers, who are to have a
hearing this morning on n charge of larceny
have been the occasion of much charita bic
sollcltude on the part of Il number of liberal
pursed citizens. The elder Limerick came tC
this city from the east several months ago
and with large family on his hands and
without any work means. The sympathy
of Fourth ward neighbors was aroused con
siderably. Subscriptions We're made. Tho
family furnished with clothing and food, ant
the man helped to work, for which h,
seemed very ready. Later his brother
Joined him here, and the family moved to Tho
eastern part of the city. Their arrest causes
much surprise