Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MINOR NEWTON.

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Born, to Nj. and Mrs. Il. w. %spctman, a
con.
Miss Helen Loudeu OF Fairfield, Ia, is
visiting Council Bluffs friends.
The X. and L. Of S. will mold their regular
meeting this evening In the Royal Arcauum
Mrs. w. w. Wallace has returned from
Des Moines. where she visited her son, VIII
Wallace.
Blur City Lodge No. "a, C. NJ. A., will
give a ball at Royal Arcanum hall next
Thursday evening.
Miss Ellie Penn Of Mount Pleasant is a
guest Of Mrs. Hugh Cole, and will emain
here several weeks.
The Dodge Light guards are expecting an
order to March overland to Red Oak to the
state encampment In August.
j. J. Stork, who recently recovered from a
protracted Illness, has suffered a relapse, and
Is now in a critical condition.
The Grend hotel, Council Blurs. High
class In every respect. Rates. $3.50 per day
and upward. Il. f. Clarke, proprietor.
The CAGE of August Grason against Ed
Holden, 2 suit to quiet title. Is on trial be-
fore Judge Smith in the district court.
Sheriff Morgan went to Fort Madison last
night in charge Of Bill Hall, who goes to
serve a three years sentence for robbing
freight cars.
nv VI EhtlAhih Nit "Ah cNNNa
this morning from the residence on Vine
street, and the remains will be taken to
Dunlap. where they will be buried.
In the superior court two foreclosure suits
were begun yesterday, their titles being:
d. Chittendcn against. Henry Schneidecke and
others; and the State Savings bank against
John Flageolla and others.
Manager Alton came down from Missouri
Valley yesterday, where his theatrical COM
pany is playing a very successful weeks
engagement, and spent the day with his
wife celebrating their fifteenth wedding an
niversary.
The Dodge Light guards are seriously con-
templating the erection of an armory. With
a little extra hustling. with the money al
ready in sight, they believe they can secure
enough to put up a fine armory, large enough
for their accommodation.
The condition of S. b. Wadsworth was still
further improved this morning, and it is be-
Heved he will now recover easily, unless he
Should suffer a relapse. Miss Emma Etnyre
and Charles E:nyre, relatives of Mrs. Wads-
worth. are here from Oregon. III.
In the suit Of George Neil. guardian,
against Oliver Millard and others, Grace
Mayne was appointed to receive the answer
of the garnishee. She filed the tnswer
Of d. c. Bloomer, garnishee, and a motion
to condemn money in his hands will be heard
April 90.
Prof. Price of the High school has been
Ihliii " give up ltdCHlIB " lIt lBSl
of the year on account of i'll health. His
classes will be heard by Prof. Irons, who
has been teaching in Norwalk township, and
Fred G.. Parsons will teach Prof. Irons school
for the rest of the term.
The funeral of Amanda Biedler, the young
girl VINO committed suicide by shooting, will
occur this morning at 10 o'clock. John T.
Harris, the brother-ln-law, arrived from
Texas yesterday morning. Brief services
will be held at the house, and the body will
be taken to Dunlap for burial.
Last evening at Z o'clock at the Danish
Lutheran church, corner Avenue A and Ninth
street, Rev. Mathlasan performed the mar
riage ceremony for Nels Petersen of this
city and Miss Christina Petersen Of Chi
cago. Quite a number Of friends of both
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen will reside
in this city. The groom is a nephew of
Deputy Marshal Petersen.
In the police court yesterday morning E.
Hurlburt, a 15-year-old boy, who was ar
rested with Lloyd Blackmore on a charge of
chicken stealing, was given a sentence of
thirty days In Jail on a bread and water
diet. He was also convicted of having
robbed the henroost of Benedlck Haag.
Judge Mckee suspended the sentence for
twenty-four hours in order to give the boy
a chance to get out Of town.
Lester Wallack's beautiful comedy drama,
"Rosedale," will be presented at the Do
harry next Wednesday and Thursday even
lngS unuer the auspices OF st. PauIS guild.
The production will be an elaborate one in
every way, and is under the able direction
Of Mr.. j. Edgar Owen. Every evening the
large cast meets for rehearsals, and these
rehearsals are carried on with an earnest
ness and enthusiasm that insure success.
The sale of reserved seats will begin next
Tuesday morning at the box office.
Miss Kate Farr and Don Overman, in
dicted by the grand jury for stealing a
valuable dog from Lucius Wells, were
brought from Omaha and confined in the
county Jail pending the hearing of their cases
in the district court. Yesterday afternoon
Miss Farr succeeded in giving a ~satisfac-
tory bond for her appearance, but Overman
had no friends willing to risk $500 on him.
Some of his friends sent word from Omaha
yesterday afternoon that it would be we'll
for the officers to watch him carefully, for
they feared he would attempt suicide. He
was taking life very easily last evening,
lounging in his cell and smoking cigarettes.
The storm OF last evening did not prevent
the Woodwards from filling the Dohany
to its full capacity. The play was Pawn
Ticket 210," and was well presented. The
Woodwards don't do anything bad. The
company is strong, as Is proven by the fact
that they have played here six weeks this
season, and are doing the largest business
this week that they have ever done. To-
night the strong melodrama The Streets
of New York." will be presented. The ad-
vance sale is large for this production. Mat
inee at 2:30 today-''Ten Nights in a Bar
ROOM The company will close with a
yer's Wedding" on Sunday night. This is
the last chance this season to see this ex-
cellent company.
Bring or send 81 to Syndicate Headquarters,
Nonpareil office, and secure Cyclopedic die
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