Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.


Stockert Carpet Co., 205-207 Bwy.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens
Window glass. Davis, 200 Broadway.
Dell G. Morgan. drugs. 142 Broadway.
Born--To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Alberti, son.
Fred G. Pfeiner Is in Chicago on business
Attorney p. r. Kelly Of Glenwood was In
ehe city on legal business.
G. B. Jacquemin e Co.. jewelers. and op-
ticians. 27 South Main street.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Carlson,
1925 East Pierce street, twin sons.
s. F. Shuart agent Of the Adams Express
company at this point, is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Jennie Carse left last evening for
Deadwood S. D.. where she will spend the
winter with her brother.
Miss June Miles Of Turley's Glen has gone
to Hemingford, Neb., where she has secured
q position in the city schools.
]. b. Atkins has been elected secretary
treasurer OF the Masonic Temple association
to succeed +. l.. Shugart, resigned.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to E. c. Springer, aged 30, OF Iowa CITY
and Eda Allen, aged "a, Of Omaha
Travelling Passenger Agent w. j. Sem
werth Of the Michigan Central was caller
at the local railroad Offices yesterday.
Judge ]. r. Reed left last night for Santa
Fe. n. NJ, where he will preside over the
federal court of private land claims.
j. y. b1NDy, Heutlue
Plans and specifications for heating. plumb
ing and lighting. 202 Main. Council Bluns
O. C. CASTOR, reporter for Judge Thornell
OF the district court was In the city yes
terday afternoon on his way home to TABOR
from Atlantic.
The women Of the First presbyterian
church held a very successful and well
attended social yesterday afternoon In tne
church parlors.
City Clerk Phillips has added type
writer to his office fixtures and is putting IN
his time learning to master the intricacies
of the machine.
Not chow cheap" but "how good'' is the
question that confronts the individual with
n bundle OF unwashed laundry. You Will be
pleased at the popular Eagle Laundry, 724
Broadway.
Colonel Baker Of the Board Of Supervisors
IA looking for a new site for the county
woodward, the one 1t now occupies hayrhs mhs
county's woodpile will amount to about Oco
cords.
Chief Bixby has had the city electrician
put in a private telephone between the city
tail and the office over the patrol mouse.
II is intended to save Desk Sergeant Comte
the trouble of walking down a fight OF stairs
when he wishes to communicate WIN 'ne
tailer. A.
Morris OBrien and William Barry, the
two tramps charged with the theft OF a
bundle of whips from In front OF DeNol
hardware store, admitted their guilt IN po-
lice court yesterday and Judge Ayles"or1n ,, on
gave them the limit fining them eacn slVo
and costs. They were committed 10 the
county jail to serve out the fines.
w. s. Mayne, referee in bankruptcy, has
fxed December 13 as the date for the meet
ing of the creditors of Grantz Gioe, the
Walnut firm recently declared bankrupt Al
this meeting the creditors will select a
trustee to take charge Of the assets OF the
Arm. The German Bank Of Walnut, whicn
holds chattel mortgage for nearly $e,voV,
is exrected to make fight to estapisn
the precedence Of its mortgage over 'ne
bankruptcy proceedings.
]. p. Hess Of this city. delegate to the
Farmers National congress, leaves today
for Fort Worth Tex, where the cong' 9ss
nm. ms next Tuesday. AS no steps have been
taken to secure the pledge Of $500, 1t is
doubtful II Mr.. Hess will convey an invita-.
tion from this city to the congress 20 nolo
its session next year In Counch ouns. ME
Hess will accompany her husband on tne
trim Mr.. Hess received word yesterday that
the Iowa delegation to the congnss wouio
leave Kansas City for Fort Worth SUNDAY
morning.
Mayor Jennings and the city authorities
arc throwing bouquets at one another 10
cons eouence Of the showing 80 FAR mace
t1s year under the new law regarding
appropriations and expenditures OF city rev
enues. Auditor Evans estimates tnal, III
Guiding the amounts which will be required
10 complete the fiscal year.. which endi
March 81 next, the city will come well
within the limit In all Its funds. II Is pos.
,ible that there may be a balance left whicf
ran then be applied to pay of some OF tht
outstanding warrants, but 1t Is not expected
ihe balance II any, will be very large one