Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT Is
MINOR MENTION.

Lieutenant Will Murphy is home on a
furIough f!om West Point.
Ferry Iayeuburg was arrested last even
Ing on tho charge OF disturbing The sal
walton Ariay.
Malouey Eros have purchased all Of tho
rcilcshmont privileges at the Grand fla1a,
Lake Mauawa.
Augusta grove, Woodmcn or the World, Is
making extensive preparations for It's pubic
installation, July T.
The Grand MOTEL. Council Bluffs. High
class In every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
ana upward f. +. Clarke, proprietor.
Mrs G.. w. Chcrrugton ard her son
Benny, and her mother, Mrs, Mary shreNe
have gone to Pocatello, Idaho, for month
Mrs T. Miltonberger and son Roy OF salt
Lake are the guests Of Mr ana Mrs. w
S. Cass on South Sixth street Mrs. NIL.
tonbergcr Is a sister OF Mrs. C6ss.
There will be no services at Grace Erts
copal church this morning. The resula!
Sunday school services will be held at the
usual afternoon hour, and prayers in the
evening.
Mrs. George p. Sanford and sons, Arthur
and Raymond have gone tu Horton, Kan,
on a visit to hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Loverett. They will be absent
about three weeks,
Miss Ollo Louise Cook will open a sum
mer school for the purpose of giving IN
structiOn In penmanship and drawing. be
ginning Tuesday. June %, at her home 2lu
South Sixth street. Pcnmanship every
morning from to 10.
The piorson recruits will hold gospel
meeting this afternoon on the lawn at the
residence of Mrs. Ira Merriam, on the Win
chester road. east of the city. Mrs. Merriam
Is helpless cripple, and for this reason
the meeting is held where she can attend
It,
An accident that resulted in the death oi
horse attached to one Of Mulholand'
ice wagons happened on Avenue + yesterday
morning The ice was loaded in the front
part OF the wagon and in turning in the
street the wagon upset and crushed one
of the horses. The animal lived but few
minutes.
Fred and Ernest Shipley, two boys who
said their home was in Garner Ia, were
taken to the station last evening after hnv-
ing been found wandering around the vi
cnity Of the Milwaukee depot. They said
their mother had sent them down there
to visit an uncle and aunt, and after spend
ing week with the relatives, they took
them to the station to take train home,
but there was no train scheduled until
morning. They were unable to even tell
the name or the locality or the nome OF
their relatives.
Senator Teller would not have bolted the
republican ticket with his free silver friends
If the republican national convention had
been held in Council Bluffs instead of st.
Louis If it had been held here
Teller and Mark Hanna would have
gone out wnen things got to a
crisis and got a "Sutana" each
and their bitter differences would have gone
up in smoke. The "Sultana" brings con-
ISOLATION forgiveness and good fellowship to
its smokers. They don't keep them in St.
Louis You cant get them any place in
the world except at Moore & Ellis famous
Corner Cigar store.
Deputy Sheriff John James Armstrong
died at his residence on High street be
tween / and 2 o'clock yesterday morning
after a short illness from Inflammation of
the brain. He was 81 years of age. He
leaves mother, three sisters and a brother.
They are DR.. A. B. Armstrong, Mrs. f. e.
Dobbins, Mrs. ]. p Greensheds of this
city, and Miss Nellie Armstrong. living in
Illinois. He has been acting as bailff in
the district court since his appointment
last January. The funeral will take place
at 6 o'clock this afternoon. Interment will
be made in Walnut Hill cemetery.
Prof II. w. Sawyer returned from Glen
wood last evening. where he has been as
sisting. in normal institute work. One Of
the Genwood papers puts this proper est-
mate upon his work and ability as an edu-
Gator: prof. II. w. Sawyer has charge of the
work He is one of the best known of the
many excellent school men of western Iowa
and his presence is always in demand in
institute work. For several years he has
had charge of the Council Bluffs schools
and only last month was reminded of his
growing popularity upon being notified that
his alma ms n had conferred upon him
the degree OF 3h d. Mr.. Sawyer conducted
the Mills county normal in 1887"