Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-02
MINOR MENTION.

IL.
jail for Illegal sening.
James McCabe has reported to the police
the loss OF a valuable watch charm.
The Council Bluffs Office OF The Bee
Is Just north OF Officer & Pusey's bank, on
Main street
J. w. Hall and Miss Mabel Bsteman of
Omaha were united in marriage yesterday by
Justice Wen.
The case OF T.. Nugo Salvador against NJ.
Teeley and wife Is still on trial in Judge
Thornells court
Pryor Bros, printers, will move their Of
flee Monday into fine quarters in the Sapp
block, Broadway.
Billy Maloney leaves today for Cripple
Creek and will go into the mint business in
that mining camp.
The office of the Council Bluffs depart
ment Of The Bee is now located at No. 16
North Main street.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to G. w. Boyer Of Mills county and Miss
Louisa Cooppee Of Council Bluffs.
Word has been received from Taledega,
Ala, Of tho death at that place OF Rev. III. S.
DeForrest, formerly Of this city.
The Grand hotel Council Bluffs. High
class in every respect Rates. $3.50 per day
and upward. e. It. Clark proprietor.
Rev. J. II. Leech of Wakefield, Kan, will
assist Bishop Perry in the confirmation serv-
ices at Grace Episcopal church today.
Hereafter all Of the offices in the county
building will close at o'clock in the after
noon, instead of o'clock as heretofore.
Justice Cook has received letter from
Artesian, s. D.. announcing the death at
that place OF his brother. George II. Cook.
The Iowa Land and Lot company, with a
capital stock of 800, 900. and Erastus Benson
as president, has filed its articles of incor-
poration with the county recorder.
Regular convocaton of Star chapter No AZ.
Royal Nelghbors of America, will be held
tomorrow night at Masonic temple. All COM
panions are requested to be present.
St. Albans lodge No. IL, Knights Of
Pythias, will confer the third degree on
Monday evening. All uniform rank and
and degree team expected to be present.
Anna Mary Jones, infant daughter of Mrs.
r. Jones, died yesterday afternoon after an
Illness OF eight days, at the residense, 1918
Sixth avenue Pneumonia was the cause of
death.
Harry Inman has gone to Missouri Valley
to close out the Eiseman stock of dry goods
and general merchandise at that place. The
stock will be disposed of at auction and at
private sale.
Tho mems rally at o'clock at the Young
Mems Christian association will be addressed
by Rev. s. Pearson. Mr. Charles Griffith of
Omaha will sing. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all men.
There has been change in schedule of
passenger trains on the Kansas City and the
morning train. commencing today, will leave
the local depot at 927. ten minutes later
than the former time.
The regular monthly meeting or the
Woman's Christian association will be held
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Mrs
Sarah B. Roher's 239 Vine street. Members
are asked to be present. Visitors welcome.
Justice Wien yesterday discharged all of the
people arrested upon the complaint of Fl. p
kerns. charged with stealing one Of his
dwelling houses. Kerns was unable to show
that any Of the parties accused had used his
building as the neighborhood woodpile.
The reputation Of Council Bluffs for piety
and law alb ding morality has certainly been
sustained by the police record for the past
week. There has not been single arrest
made by the police for any sort of an in
fraction of the laws since Friday, January
"a.
All the societies Of Christian Endeavor in
the city will join In union service at the
First Presbyterian church this evening, 1t
being the fifteenth anniversary of the organ
ization Of the society. good program has
been arranged. Every one invited to this
service.
Myron and ID. j. Clark were arrested upon
warrant issued from Justice Cooks court
upon an information filed by j. w. Busha
charging assault with intent to do great
bodily injury The attack was made In
be inquired into Monday morning
A force of workmen is busily engaged in
making the repairs at the county Jail ordered
by the Board Of Supervisors. The under
taking is quite an extensive one, as the jail
was found by the new sheriff in sad need of
general overhaulng The walls are all
being papered and the wood work cleaned
and painted.
Uncle Henry DeLong is somewhat puzzled
over one experience he had last month in
dealing with n family that appealed to him
for aid. The man represented that his wife
and babies were In positive and pressing
need OF Hour and Mr.. DeLong gave him
sack. Instead of using the flour for food the
applicant used 1t as paste to paper his house
with.
The executive board of the Woman's Chris
tian hospital has made a contract with Miss
Tobin Of Chicago to act as matron of the
institution. The present matron, Mrs. Mar
tin, has only been holding the position
temporarily until the association could secure
matron from one of the eastern insttu-
tlons. Miss Tobin is graduate of medical
colleges and training schools, and is said
TO be splendidly qualified for the work she
Will have to do here. 1t is expected that
she will be here within a few days.
A month or two ago committee Of local
physicians appointed for the purpose by the
medical association procured the arrest of
Drs. Walters and Haarup upon the charge
OF practic.ng medicine without proper
authority from the state board. The cases
have been continued from time to time until
yesterday, when DR.. Walters was arraigned
In Justice Vien's court. The prosecution was
not ready and another continuance until
February IL was granted. Dr. Haarup has
left the city, and the case against him will
not be pushed.
Wanted. good farm loans In western Iowa
at lowest rates. Money loaned for local in
vestors on best Of security netting per cent