Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MINOR MENTION.
Photo supplies and cameras. 5r B'dwny.

Photo supplies and cameras. OIL dway'
Miss Beatrice Tinley left last evening for
Doom. Ia, to visit her brother.
Lily camp 40. /. Royal Neghbors OF
America. will meet in regular session TINS
evening at 1880.
Dutch Boylngton was arrested yesterday
on the charge Of ntoxlcailon and USING
obscene language on the street
We offer special facilities to the man with
n limited supply OF linen Work returned on
such short notice al the Eagle Laundry "a
Broadway.
Arrangements FOR the cadet party have
been completed and II Will occur this even
ing The affair will be one OF the most
brilliant Of the season.
Wanted. places for young ladies and gen
tlemtn to work for their board whllc at
tending college Address, X. h. Watt
secretary Iowa business college.
Deputy Marshall ]. r. Anderson Is con
fined to his residence on Benton street
with what ls feared may terminate in pneu-
monia. He has been sick a week.
There will be special meeting OF star
chapter No. AZ, Royal Arch Masons' To-
night for work In the mark masters degree.
All master masOns are cordially invited 10
be present by order OF the NJ. T. II. 7.
Sheriff Kennedy OF Guthrie county was in
the CITY Yesterday on his way home from
Clarinda where he had taken Charles ana
Mnly FlllingswoTth to the asylum. me
patients are man and wife, and are Doth de-
mcnted.
The manager OF the Revere house filed an
Information in Justice Cooks court last
evening, charging one OF his boarders with
having Jumped a board bill. An officer OF
the court was sent with warrant TO arrest
the man.
chief of Police Canning was advised yes
terday by the Chicago police that lot OF
valuable horses had been stolen In that
city and that there was a possibility that
they had been shipped in the direction OF
Council Bluffs.
Special sale OF stamped linens beginning
Saturday. For the next three weeks free
instruction will be given with every pur-
chase. See the new design for Christmas
novelties. Free lesson days, Tuesdays and
Saturdays Misses Clark e Wetzel.
The proposed changes at st. Pauls
church have not been begun, so services will
be held there as usual tomorrow, except
that the early communion VIII be omitted.
Bishop WorthiugtOn will visit the church
for confirmation on Sunday evening, Novem-
Der %.
Rev. r. W. Williams will commence
series OF meetings at the Latter Day Saints
church next Sunday evening and continuing
each evening during the week. The sub
jcct for next Sunday evening will be- What
Think Ye Of Christi" All are cordially
invited to attend
The secret order directory committee will
meet at 7.i5 tonight at the city building.
All lodges and camps should be represented,
II will be the important business meeting
OF the Joint committees. Those who have
been appointed by the various orders to
attend to this matter should be on hand to
look after their interests.
Rev j. c. Hughes. who succeeded Prcsl-
dent Brooks OF Tabor college a year or
more ago, has been installed as temporary
pastor of the First Presbyterian church In
q t1Ftf lFFl
until a permanent pastor Is secured. Mr
Hughes will occupy the pulpit tomorrow
at the morning and evening services.
"Tcn Nights in Barroom" was presented
by the Woodward Theater company last
night at the DChany to large audience
Tonight they will give the initial perform
ancc Of their new play "Calllope Camp
which has been written by Mrs Anna
Richardson of this city. Nearly the entire
house has already been sold at advanced
prices. The Woolwards will close their
two weeks engagement Sunday night with
the Gold King"
when the dodgers quarters in the city
Jail were opened yesterday morning the fact
was revealed that twelve men had spent the
night in the one little room, sleeping on
the iron hunks and the bare floor. The room,
however, was well ventilated and comfort
ably heated, and the penniess strangers
gladly sought the shelter of the friendly
walls. Last night almost as many more
were given lodging. All OF those who
sought shelter last night, and all OF the
mornings crowd, claimed 20 be en- route
from the Dakota harvest fields. II all the
stories are true told by the tramps who
have passed through the city within the
last few weeks more men were working or
seeking work in the Dakota harvest fields
than could be found in all other parts of the
state.
The honest appearing German who sue
ceeded In passing a number of bogus checks
on Council BlufTs merchants is still at lib
erty although he is badly wanted by the
police to satisfy the complaints that are
being lodged against him. The last COM
plant is Frank Schaffer a North Main
street liveryman. The police are making
a determined effort to catch the fellow.
The forger is French Swiss baker, named
Emil Jeanet who has been around Council!
bluffs and Omaha for several years. He
was also known as Charles Herman, and
has worked in various local bakeries He
has been following forgery for several years,
and has proceeded with wonderful success
in passing the worthless paper In spite of
the fact that the work has often been very
carelessly done, Some of his fOrgeries were
committed in Omaha, one of his victims
being Henry Coos.
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