Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Hamilton's shoe store. 412 Broac ray.
Davis sells glass.

weeks visit in Chicago
G. b. Ja.quemin & Co., jewelers. and op-
ticians. 27 South Main street.
Hon. George f. Wright returned from
Denver yesterday morning.
Mrs G. M. Dodge and Miss Anna Dooge
have gone to New York City.
Beautiful Christmas presents. Stork q
CrIsp's millinery and art store, S4i d way
William Fitzgerald. the South Main street
grocer has been on the sick list Tot seVerai
days.
Mrs. Kate Thornburg has returned from
three months visit in the east much I'M
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. southard returned
yesterday morning from their wedding trip
and are stopping at the Grand.
Frank Smith. the we'll known conductor on
the Kansas City road. left last evening on q
pleasure trip to the Black Hills.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collectors M. M.
Parkinson Of Corning and j. L. Poor OF Bur
lington we're in the city yesterday.
J. c. Bixby heating and sanitary engineer.
Plans and specifications for heating. PLUMP.
ing and lighting. 2O2 Main. Council biuhs'
The Womens Christian Temperance union
meets this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Austin. 20 North First street.
J. s. Chick living at II North Main street,
has complained to the police that shot-
gun and some clothing had been stolen from
his room.
Attorneys ]. L. Blanchard and Roscoe
Barton of Avoca were in the city yesterday
in connection with bankruptcy cases In the
federal court.
Island No. 10. Command No. IA. Union
Veterans union, will meet this evening IN
Grand Army Of the Republic nall tor the
election Of officers.
d. Hoist leaves this week for visit In
New York. Boston and other eastern points
He goes to meet his sons, who are al
Worcester academy. Mass.
]. b. Johan nsen. president Of the German
bank Of Walnut. Ia. was In the CITY yester-
DAY attending the creditors meeting OF the
bankrupt firm OF Grantz 4 Gloe.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Johns Eng
lish Lutheran church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Laura B.
Snyder. 2l7 South Seventh street.
marriage license was issued yesterday
to James Burlington, aged SO, and Emma
lsaacson aged zS both of Lincoln, Neb., anu
they were married by Justice Wen.
County Treasurer Arnd turned over to
City Treasurer Reed yesterday S5,50S.S9,
being the city's proportion Of the taxes col
lected during the month Of November.
William Frohardt. well known resident
Of this county near Dunfries, has been
stricken with paralysis and relatives in this
City have been summoned to his bedside.
County Superintendent Sawyer has begun
tour Of inspection Of the schools in the
interior Of the county which wtM occupy
him the greater part of the next two
months.
Word has been received here by Peter
Smith of the death Of Miss Lucille Eleanor
McMillen Of Houston. Tex. Deceased was a
former resident Of Council Bluffs and her
remains will be brought here for burial.
Perhaps you haven't heard OF us! Just
woke up, eh? Well, We are the people who
have learned to do one thing we'll That is
to turn out fine laundry work Known
everywhere as the Eagle Laundry. 724 Broad
way. %srh tss
Lillian. the 5-year- old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Richie. 1908 South Third
street. died at midnight Monday Of mem
braneous Group. The funeral was held yes
kerday afternoon, burial being In Fairview
cemetery.
Augusta grove, Woodmen Of the World,
will meet In regular session tomorrow even
ing. at which there will be initiation OF
candidates. After the business the evening
will be spent In a social way and refceeh-
ments will be served.
The case against G. @. Gault, charged with
embezzlement by the Merchants Laundry
company, has been dismissed for want OF
prosecution in Justice Burke's court. Gault,
who has been confined in the county jail for
several weeks. was released yesterday.
The ten DAYS mission which has been
conducted by Rev. Fathers Finnegan and
Mulconry at st. Francis Xaviers church
closed last evening. The services have re-
suited in a number Of conversions and the
awakening of renewed interest In ths
church.
Mrs. Mary Weeks Burnett of Chicago will
spend several days In the city, the guest Of
Mrs. George v. Griswold on Hazel street
Mrs. Burnett is prominent in Thsosophica
circles and will address the local society
this evening in room No. 10, Odd Fellows
building at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. f. H. Orcutt has gone to Denver tc
attend the funeral OF her brother. irwin C
Shreiver. who died there last Sunday at the
age Of 3s years. MIR. Shreiver was wei
known in this city and Omaha and he only
removed to Denver a few months ago ir
the hope of benehting his health.
''Satan's Foot Ball" was presented BY tn,
Hall-Winters company at the Dohany the.
Rter last night before a good sized audience
A number of pleasing specialties were In
troduced between the acts. the singing O.
Miss Winters and the acrobatic turn Of Mr.
Hall being especially good. Tonight the bill
will be 1.-THE Man OF Mystery"
The following cases Of contagious diseases
were reported yesterday to the Board o
HEALTH Ritchie child. 1708 South Thirt
street. membraneous Group; Kane child, IL
Iowa avenue. whOoping cough; Luman child
1929 South Eighth street, measles; Kelsol
child. 1905 South Eighth street, measles
Rawls child. AIT South First street. measles
]. c. Hubinger. president of the HubinRe
company Oh heOkuk, III eApeCteu 10 Dc pres
ent at the meeting OF the city council to
night, sitting as a committee of the who'll
to consider tho proposed franchises aske,
for by his company. The council will ais
hold a special session to take some actiol
on the bids for the asphaltum paving o
Fourth street and a portion Of Fifth avenue
Attorney Jacob Sims has received tele
gram from w. E. cambridge dated at Sal
Francisco stating that he had arrived ther
on his way home from China. Mr.. Balm
bridge went TO Pekin last spring as secon
secretary of the American legation. o.
October 13 be cabied that he was comin
back to America. but gave NO reason VIII
he had relinouished his post. He Is ex
pected to arrive In Council Bluffs the latte
part OF this week.
The funeral OF the late Harry Winn wi
be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock froI
the family residence on North Second stree
The services will be conducted by Rev. .
G. Lemen and the funeral will be In charg
of the knights Of Maccabees. Of which orde
deceased was member. All sir knights
the Maccabees are requested to meet at tn
hall at 2 o'clock sharp this afternoon
attend the funeral in body.
A. Mcdonald. charged with the theft OF
saw. sawbuck and other articles, admitte
his guilt In Justice Burkes court yesterda
and drew a sentence Of thirty days in II
county Jail. william Lawrence. charge
with completely In the same offense, wi
have a hearing today. He admits stealir