Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
E.NoR MENTION.

Budweiser beer. Rosenfeld. Tel. 1923.
Mrs. Afford left for Fort Worth. Tex,
last evening.
Mrs. q. w. Long leaves tomorrow for a
visit with friends in Des Moines.
wantcd-Latest edition OF Council Blufrs
city directory. Apply at Bee Office.
All members Of the Loyal Temperance
army will meet at No. is Pearl street this
evening.
The Evans laundry is the leader In fine
work both for color and finish. 500 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
Don't you think IL must be n PRETTY good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
of customers? Well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
ored couple from st. Paul, Mimi, were
married in this city yesterday, Justice Fer
rier officiating.
w. II. Sherman, a painter, for assault
ing a brother artist Of the brush named
Musselman, was fined 81 and costs by JUS
tice Burke yesterday.
since the change on the Northwestern OF
running its freight trains through to Omaha
went into effect the company has been
Obliged to put on two extra crews here.
Georgia A.. Trepbagen commenced suit
against Minnie Smith In the superior court
yesterday TO recover the sum Of $500 al
legged to have been loaned on July %, 1893.
An information charging A. e. Jones,
better known from the sign outside his
shop at Badly Bert, with assaulting his
stepson was filed last evening In the court
OF Justice Burke.
Lovers Of burlesque and vaudeville are
promised a treat at the Dohany the coming
week. The Harry w. Semons Extrava-
CANA company opens a weeks engagement,
commencing Sunday night.
Complaint has been made to the city au
thoritics by residents of South First street
that the motor cars run at too great q
speed on the down trip from
park on that thorcughfare.
Charles n. Williams, who about a month
ago was arrested for selling pawntickets
with alleged fraudulent intent, was taken
into custody yesterday to serve out an UNI
expired sentence for vagrancy.
Andrew Nealy, who for two years was
patrol driver under the former administra-
ton, has gone INTO his former business of
horse trainer. and has now a number OF
young animals entrusted to his care to
break in.
The arguments in the Shea suit against
the city were concluded yesterday after
noon and the case submitted to the court.
Both sides agreed to a decision in vaca-
ton. Judge Towner Will return to his
home in Corning today.
Regular meeting of Fidelity council No,
1856. Royal Arcanum, this evening at S
o'clock. Communication from supreme
council of Importance to every member re-
lating to new plan Of assessment will be
brought up, and all members are urged tc
be present.
Mrs. Lydia Cochran. wife of T. A.. Coch-
ran, formerly Of this city, died yesterday
at Marion, Ia, Of consumption, aged q
years. The remains will arrive in Coun
Gil Bluffs this morning over the milwaukee,
and will be taken to the residence of j
r. Cochran. 70S South Sixteenth street.
The Jensen family troubles had an airing
yesterday in Justice Burke's court. Tht
charge of larceny brought by Mrs. Ingt
against her husband. Address Jensen, from
who she is separated, and her son Andrew
E. Jensen, was dismissed after the evidenc,
had been beard. The charge of assault pre-
ferred against her son by Mrs. Jensen wa.
taken under advisement by the court.
Will Alberson. q small boy living OF
broadway, neglected TO read the morui1.
papers yesterday and consequently did no
see the warning notice from the chief o
police. He invested a nickel that he hat
saved up In pennies in a good-sized cracks
and exploded it on the street. A vigilan
policeman heard the explosion and littl,
Willie will have to appear in police cour
Wednesday morning.