Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Tors.
Sheriff Holloway Of Cass county, Nebraska,
arrived in the city yesterday and took
charge OF Alonzo Moon, who has twice broke
Jail at Plattsmouth.
Unity Guild will hold its regular meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Roberts, 513 Voorhis street. All members
are requested to be present
They had not met for years. "You have
changed" she murmured. Yes said
Algernon, 81 now send all my work to the
Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway
The women OF the Second Presbyterian
church will give hard times social Friday
evening at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Baker, 376 Lincoln avenue.
The Dodge Light Guards are expecting
daily to receive the promised twenty-four
hours notice for company inspection ac-
cording to the recent order OF Colonel Swain.
A horse belonging to one Of the men en-
gagged in hauling ice from Manawa slipped
and fell on South Sixth street yesterday
afternoon and broke one Of It's legs. The
animal had to be killed.
Elsie Smith, the 5-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Smith, died yesterday
OF membranous Group after an Illness OF
three days. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence,
30f Benton street.
Eunice Goodrich and her pleasing company
will be at the Dohany for Friday and Sat-
urday nights. Electricity will play promi-
nent part in this engagement, as the won
derful "Vivrescope" with its lifelike mo-
tion pictures is introduced.
Inquiries have been made of local officers
for information concerning Frank Broglin,
who Is wanted at Missouri Valley by sew
eral hotel men and boarding house keepers
whose bills he Is said to have neglected to
pay before leaving the place.
Mrs. Franklin entertained large audience
last evening with a delightful presentation of
character sketches at the Royal Arcanum
hall. Most of the scenes were taken from
the streets of New York. After the program
the hall was cleared and a dance was en-
joyed.
Thomas Nelson, bootlegger, was brought
In by a deputy United States marshal yester-
day and had hearing before Commissioner
Steadman. He was arrested at his home in
Cass county on bench warrant His abil-
ty to put up the required bond prevented
him going to jail.
In the assignment of NJ. S. Benner the
report of the assignee was approved The
claims OF Frank Rssler and Leonard Ever
EFT were preferred These amounted to 800
and $40, respectively. The claim of Il.
Wolf & Son and the Council Bluffs Gas com
pany were not allowed.
William Keeline's delivery team ran away
last evening on Upper Broadway and col
lided with a motor car The car escaped
without injury, but the wagon was smashed
to pieces. The horse continued to run until
II reached the city limits. where 1t deposited
the front wheels and the shafts in Indian
creek.
The county auditor is busy getting the
assessment books in shape for the work OF
the assessors which is to begin the third
Monday in January. Word was received
yesterday from the state department that
the books there had been delayed, and 1t is
expected this will put the work Of assessing
back at least q week.
Mrs. Williams. aged so, died yesterday at
the Y. C. A. hospital OF appendicitis. She
was taken to the hospital on Sunday from
her residence at 1905 Avenue ID, when her
physician found that a surgical operation
was necessary. The funeral will occur from
the residence at 10 o'clock this morning
The body will be buried in Walnut Hills
cemetery, Rev. Dr. Askn will oficiate
The Patriotic Order of Sons OF America
held public installation OF officers last
night. A feature OF the evening was the
presence OF a drum corps from Omaha in
full uniform. The hall on Main street was
filled with members and guests The officers
Installed were: Past president, f. McMani-
gill; president, George Lacy; vice president,
j. G. Smith: master of forms, Harvey De-
Long; secretary, L. S. Rosenberg; treasurer,
w. ii. Mullin; conductor, George Hazard;
inspector. Stymest Stevenson; guard, Ed
James; chaplain, John Halle, jr.