Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-04
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MINOR MENTION.

Try Moore & Ellis "sultana" 10c cigar.
The Bee office. No 16 North Main street.
Rev. Henry DeLong joined the Salvation
army for another campaign OF two weeks
The Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. High
class In every respect Rates $3.50 per day
and upward e. F. Clarke, proprietor.
The administrator OF the estate OF Pat
rick Doyle has applied to the district court
for authority to sell real estate for the pur-
pose OF paying debts.
In the case Of Chris Larson against Il.
Lefferts in the district court Judge Thor
nell made an order yesterday dsmissng the
case upon the payment Of s3G by the de-
fendant
Dean x. Fenner who has been connected
with the Elkhorn at Missouri Valley, re-
turned home yesterday. After a short stay
he will go to Denver to take a position on
one Of the Colorado roads.
William y. Sherwood Of Douglas county,
Nebraska. and Cora r. Habber Of Council
Bluffs were united In marriage last evening
by Rev Henry DeLong at the residence OF
Mrs. ellison Union avenue.
The regulation full house witnessed the
Woodwards' performance at the New Do
hany last night. Every seat in the house
was sold, Tonight the play will be BARLEY
Campbell's great four-act comedy, "Dl-
vorced."
John Ahles has given public expression
of his sincere thanks to the forty-three
voters Of the Second ward who gave him
their votes for alderman, and thinks they
should nave the satisfaction of knowing that
they voted for reform in defiance OF party
dictation."
George Shivers. who was arrested last
week, charged with selling mortgaged prop
erty, was discharged yesterday afternoon by
Justice Wen. J. l.. Howard the com
plainant, but he failed to appear In court at
the time appointed and the defendant was
discharged.
Paul Ralph died at 1929 Avenue C yester-
day morning of pneumonia, aged 76 years
The deceased was old settler Of Potta-
wattamie county, having resided in Lewis
township for twenty-five years. The re-
mains will be buried at Shenandoah. The
time Of the funeral will be announced later.
There will be political debate at Lib
erty hall this evening on the subject, RE
solved That Populist Principles Are Calcu-
lated to Benefit the Working People More
Than Socialstic Principles" DR.. ]. I. Fer
ron will take the affirmative and General"
Kelly of Industrial army fame will speak
from the socialist side.
Mr.. Lewis Runkles, brother of Mrs. T. L.
Smith and Mrs. ]. l. Dalton, died at Ran
dolph Neb., aged 45 years. His remains will
be brought to this city and buried at Glen
wood, la. Funeral services will be held at
the residence of Mr.. j. l. Dalton, 1910 Toe
tevin street, this morning at o'clock.
With the coming of the Board of Super
visors in April there will be contest for
the $1,000 jantorship Of the court house.
now held by Joe Curry. F. M. Keeney of
Pleasant township, who was candidate for
the nomination for sheriff last fall on the
republican ticket was in the city yesterday
making application for the position for mis-
son.
sad Of destitution was reported
last evening by Rev. Henry DeLong A IA
year-old daughter of Mrs. Parkhll, living with
her mother near Twenty-fourth street and
Avenue A. Is dangerously i'll and without
proper care and no medical treatment The
child gave birth to a baby few months
ago, and since then she has been complete
physical wreck. The father of the child is
one of the Newtons, all Of whom have had
more or less police notoriety and Cne of
whom is under indictment for burglary.
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