Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
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Cooper, Fire. ms, Pearl, tel. 37e.
spconer Grocery Co.. 1923 Bway. Tel 314.
schmldts be relief photos ore the latest.
IT, p. Larson OF Boomer township was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. r. N. whlttlesey is confined 10 her
bed by serious Illness.
Two places where satisfaction is assured
the dictionary and the Bluff City Laundry.
Fred spetman will leave today for a weeks
visit to Genoa Ncb., where he has large
property interests.
Enoch Greer, a wealthy Rockford township
farmer, was transacting business at the
county court house.
i. f. Davis, the picture frame agent, was
fined $14.75 in Justice Burke's court yester-
day morning for assaulting Mrs. Clara Kelly.
We want you to feel that your package is
very welcome at our place, and every effort
will be made to please you at the Eagle
Laundry, 724 Bway.
John Holder, who was to have been tried
in Justice Burke's court yesterday afternoon
on the charge of stealing S. worth of hay,
had his case continued on change OF venue
to Justice Veins court
The State Savings bank began foreclosure
suit In the district court yesterday against
M. ]. Belinger. The amount involved is
81 900 and the property Is located in Brown
first addition to the city.
Colonel d. b. Daley expects TO be able to
return TO his office on next Monday and re-
sumo his law practice. During his long and
dangerous Illness his son Warren has had
charge OF the office business
The suit in intervention brought by the
Cunningham Brothers Woolen Mill company
to secure their claim involved in the failure
OF Stodemaster the tailor, was tried in the
district court yesterday and taken under ed-
yisement.
There will be a special meeting of Har-
r,ony chapter No 25, Order of Eastern
NJ Mos ntn tam nj fnr a r.
pose of installing the new officers. All men,
bers are requested to be present. Refresh
ments will be served.
Partition suits were started in the dis
trict court yesterday by Charles A. G. Lewis
against Zania A. Brown and others, Harry
Stahler against Eliza j. johnson and other
heirs. The property asked to be divided is
comprised Of rici Pottawattamie county
farms.
Elmer z. Smith, with Dye Brothers, Mace
donia, was in the city yesterday. The COM
missioners for the insane have been spending
all of their available time In the preparation
OF their annual report. The report Will be
very elaborate and of great value in showing
at glance the cost of maintenance OF each
of the county patients, as well as the tota
cost to the county.
A telegram was received yesterday from
Montpelier, Idaho, announcing the sudder
death there of Mrs Marie Dalrymple wife
of the well-known Idaho bishop of the Nor
mon church., Death was the result of hear
disease. Mrs. Dalrymple was a sister of N
w. Williams and Mrs. Wall McFadden ant
an aunt of Frank Sherratt Mr. Williams Il
at the home in Idaho at the present time.
Mrs. w. c. Stacy, who was for many year,
a resident OF this city, died on Christmas da.
at Wheaton, ILL.,, where the family has beel
living for some time. She was born il
Wheaton in 1881. Her death was caused b.
hemorrhage of the lungs and occurred sud
denly while she was at Christmas dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy had six sons, four o
whom are living, and who attended tn
funeral. Mr.. Stacy will in future make hi
home with his son Harry in Minneapolis.
G. B. Viavi Co., female remedy; cousulta
tion free. Office hours, 8 to IL and to
Health book furnished. 326-327 -32S Merriam
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