Omaha daily bee., 1897-03-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT.
MINOR MENTION.

Scientific optician, Wollman, 400 Bway.
James l.. Paxton was the guest yesterday OF
Henry Atkins.
Lee NJ. Goodwin of Aurora, ILL.,, Is the
guest of Deputy United States Marshal
Charles Bradley.
$500 rates cut to s15O and $500 rates cut
TO sl.00 per day, is why the New Ogden is
doing the business.
Attention teachers! Battenburg. Honi-
ton and Point lace braid; also embroidery
silk. at Mrs. Brays, No. 10 Main street.
The women OF st. Johns English Lutheran
church will give an April fool, soclable
Thursday evening at Metcalf's hall, II Peal
street.
Adjourned meeting OF Lily camp, No. l.
Royal Neighbors of America, Wednesday
afternoon, at 2:S0. All members requested
to be present.
Harmony chapter, No. 25, Order OF Eastern
Star. will hold a special meeting this even
ing for the purpose of initiation. All mem
bers cordially invited.
little daughter of Pullman Conductor
Robinson, living at 2126 Sixth avenue fell
and broke her arm at the elbow yesterday
The fracture is a severe one.
Wanted-A man with general acquaintance
In Council Bluffs, to canvass for well
known Omaha establishment. state expert
ence and references, Address, F 54. Omaha
Bee, Omaha.
We cater to people who appreciate good
work, prompt service and buslnessllke
Treatment. We please hundreds OF others
and can please you The Eagle Laundry
724 Broadway.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Adolphus j. Tucker of Weston. aged 81, and
Rose Wright, OF Pigeon, aged %; John Rief,
jr. aged "a and Susan Driver, aged %, both
of Pottawattamie county.
Mrs. j. l.. Cahoon and children left last
night for St Paul where Mr.. Cahoon has
made new home for them, in which they
will reside in the future. MIR. Cahoon has
lived in Council Bluffs for many years.
William Brand and Isabella Wells were
united in marriage yesterday at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Robinson, 2425 Fifth avenue
Rev. T. f. Thickstun performed the cere-
mony. The couple left last evening for Chi
cago.
William Wech was fined $3.50 by Judge
MCGEE in the police court yesterday morn
ing for disregarding the city ordinance that
requires hackmen and express drivers not to
stand their vehicles nearer together on the
street than fifty feet.
A chambermaid at the Metropolitan hotel
complained to the police last night that a
thief had invaded her room and stolen her
purse, containing So in cash and three or four
gold rings. The police investigated and dis
covered a good clew that will probably re-
suit in the arrest of the thief.
All the services of a high priced hotel can
be hal at the New Ogden for the same money
you pay at a boarding house.
The time of Judge Smith in the district
court yesterday was largely consumed in
hearing the case Of Uehlein against Mrs
Pralor. The suit /. an action brought by
brewer to recover the price of a large guam
tity of beer sold to the woman when she
was alive and running saloon on Lower
Broadway.
The grocery store of Chris Larsen was
closed last evening upon a landlords writ of
attachment to secure $3.50 of unpaid rent
The attachment issued from the superior
court and a deputy is in charge of the
store. The groceryman Is said to be heavily
involved, and other attachments will likely
follow today.
French chefs, experienced mattresses,
obliging clerks and genial landlord makes
the service at the New Ogden unexcelled.
Minard Shoemaker was bound over by
Judge McGee yesterday morning, to answer
to the grand jury in the district court on
the charge of forgery. He is accused of
having secured a number OF articles from
merchants and shopkeepers on forged orders
to which tie name of Mother Vincent of St.
Bernard's hospital was signed.
The Dodge Light Guards have received
their new caps, which complete their new uni
forms. The caps are very handsome, and
will add considerably to the attractiveness of
the young men. The badges and buttons
given by the state medals for the best
records as sharpshooters and marksmen at
tbs contests last fall, were distributed at the
armory last night.