Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Fry Moore's stock food.

DR.. A. o. Nudge, the dentist, removed
From 319 to 1888 Broadway.
IA. A. Morse, a. a. Morse, IT., and ]. G.
Morse OF Red Oak were In the city yester-
dry.
Henry Stevenson OF Ansley, Neb., is Wis
iting his brother Stymest Stevenson at the
Keil.
Tho Evans laundry Is the leader in fine
work both for color and finish. $40 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
~. s. Williams and daughter Stella lave
gone to Galesburg, Ill, where Mr.. VIII
lems father is seriously i'll.
wanted-Experienced help in all lines of
the laundry business. Apply at once. Blum
City Laundry, "a North Main street.
POSTMASTER. and Mrs. L. NJ. Treynor re-
Turned yesterday form a two weeks
Nfsit to Cleveland, o., and eastern points.
Rev. T: w. Williams of the Latter Day
Saints church leaves shortly for Los An
geles, Cal, having accepted a call TO preach
there.
with q Bee coupon and % cents you can
secure the official photographs of the United
States navy at the Council Bluffs Office OF
The Bee.
Don't you think 1t must be q pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
Of customers? Well--that's the Eagle
IA Broadway.
Mrs. S. S. Stevens. who is on her way
hone to California after a years %solourn
in the east, is the guest OF Ut. n. T. fid1-
chett and family.
John and Miss Joan E.. Flint,
both of Omaha. were married in this city
yesterday at the parlors of the Creston ho-
tel by Justice Burke.
The committe on hotels Of the local Ma
comic lodges for the meeting of the grand
lodge of the state, will meet tonight at the
Grand hotel at s o'clock.
Cases of whooping cough were reported
to the Board Of Health yesterday as exist
ing in the families of G. A. Briggs, 2l11
Avenue G, and G. s. Baker. 2l15 Avenue g..
The Chase-Lister theater company Will
open a summer engagement at the Dohany.
commencing next Sunday night, when they
will present the four act comedy "Lyn-
wood"
Attorney o. u. Wheeler of this city left
last evening for Iowa City, where he goes as
one of the committee appointed by the su-
preme court to examine the law students
of the State university.
Rev. w. h. McDonaugh of Valley juno
ton Rev. f. p. McManus of Denver, Mss
Gertrude Cooper of Maquoketa and Miss
E!Cpnore Rogers of Des Moines, are visit
ing the family of Mr.. ]. f. Murphy.
The Detroit gas machine will light your
residence or store, costing / cent to run a
siXty-four candle power lamp four hours.
J.. c. Bixby, heating, plumbing, lighting, 202
Main and 203 Pearl ST., Council Bluffs, la.
Stewart, the infant son of MIR. and Mrs.
II. M. Williams, 729 MINISTER street. died
yesterday morning of Inflammation OF the
bow els, aged l month. The funeral was
held in the afternoon, interment being in
Fairview cemetery.
H. S. Alexander, w. e. Van Pelt and
y. S. Perry, appointed referees to assess
farm of Mr.. Frank of Keg Creek, taken
for school purposes in district No. 2, made
their report yesterday to Prof. Sawyer, fix
ing the amount at $50.
A vacant one-story frame cottage on
Ninth street between Avenues G and H
was destroyed by fire at 1:45 yesterday
morning. The cause of the fire is unknown
The cottage was the property of Rev. Ras-
mussen Of Blair, Neb., and as far as Is
known was not insured.
Cadets will meet at the corner of Willow
avenue and Pearl street this morning al
7:45 O'Clock to attend the opening parade
of the exposition in Omaha. Those COM
ing late will have to take their chances Of
gcing. BY order of e. A. Beardsley, lieu
tenant commanding cadets.
The sealed verdict returned by the jury
in the superior court Saturday night In the
case of Attorney G. ii. Scott against George
A, Gregory was opened yesterday morning
on the converting of court by Judge Ayles-
worth. 1t was for the plaintiff in the sun
of 1888, the full amount sued for.
Prof. H. w. Sawyer, county superintend
ent of schools, yesterday received wore
from his son Berne. who is a member o.
the First regiment, Illinois volunteers
known as "Chicago's own" that the regi'
ment had been ordered to Cuba and would
leave camp at Chickamauga this morning.
Orders for extra copies of the illustrated
edition of The Bee for the opening day O
the great exposition can be filled at thu
Council Bluffs office, 1t will contain half
tone engravings of the buildings, portrait:
of the men who are the leading factors II
the big enterprise. together with its history
The paper will not only be valuable as
souvenir, but will be interesting to you
friends at a distance. Five cents per copy