Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-22
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The marriage Of Mr.. James Boggs and
Miss Schiferli is announced for this even
ing.
The Evans laundry is the leader in fine
work both for color and finish. $40 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. westerdahl have gone
10 Phoenix, Ariz., for the benefit OF Mrs.
Westerdahls health.
II is expected that thousands OF the chill
dren of Council Bluffs will take advantage
OF the reduced rate today and visit the ex-
position.
Don't you think IL must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
Of customers? Well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
Mrs. w. w. Lunger Of this city was a
guest OF Governor Tanner and party at the
dedication of the Illinois building at the
exposition yesterday.
J. T.. Harrington and wife Of El Paso de
Robes, Cal. arrived in the city yesterday
to visit their son, w. L.. Harrington, and
the Transmississippi Exposition.
Mrs. Frank True leaves today for Ash
land, Neb., TO be present at the marriage
of her friend. Miss Lulu Bell, tomorrow to
Mr.. C. Mathews of South Omaha.
Charles Williams and Ellen Carter. both
of this city, were married yesterday even
ing at the county court house, the ceremony
being performed by Justice Divide Wien.
Mrs. f.. E. Dobbins. who mas been in the
employ of the Burlington at the local
freight office here. left last evening for st.
Joseph, Mo, to accept a position as cashier.
A. Smith Lieb of Mount Vernon, la. is in
the city to visit the exposition. He was a
member of a surveying party that came
through Council Bluffs in 1861 and this is
his first visit here since that time.
South Main street was the scene Of an
exciting runaway yesterday afternoon, in
which Miss Prouty and Ernest Bird, an en-
ploye of Wesner & Brown, the druggists,
had narrow escapes from serious injury.
Miss Minnie Williamson of the Second
Avenue school took a class of ten of her
pupils to Omaha yesterday TO give an ex-
hibition of the Speer number work before
the Omaha School of Methods. now in ses-
sion there.
Mr.. Roy Coffeen and Miss Mabel Brown
were married yesterday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Brown, parents
of the bride, on Fifth avenue, Rev. w. S.
Barnes, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, officiating.
Building permits were issued yesterday
to N. p. Olsen for the erection of a one
story frame cottage on North First street
to cost 81 100 and to j. M. Flagler for a
frame addition to the building at no Pierce
street to cost 5000.
lUeTe Will De u SpeCldl injecting VI tue
Council Bluffs Women's Sanitary Relief
commission this afternoon at the Armory
to complete arrangements for the concert
to be given by the Dudley Buck quartet for
the benefit of the association.
Colonel j. j. Steadman, clerk of the
United States district court. returned yes
lterday from Mount Pleasant. where Judge
yWoolson is hearing cases in chambers.
Judge Woolson has recently had the degree
of LII conferred on him by Wesleyan
college.
George Mclaughlin and Dorr Woodley
;the two runaway boys from Lincoln, were
3taken home by their parents yesterday
5morning. w. c.. Doyle and John Christy,
athe men who 1t is alleged induced the lads
ito leave home. will be prosecuted on the
charge Of KIDNAPPING. They will be held
ghere until the extradition papers arrive
from Nebraska.
Undertaken Estep has received no word
yet from the relatives in Canada as to the
sdisposition of the remains of b. Bebao. the
French Canadian who died at st. Demands
hospital last Sunday. Among the dead
mans effects is a railroad ticket to his
home in Manitoba, bought at Verdi, New.
and the agent at that place has been writ
ten to for as to Bebao. The
body is still at the undertaker's rooms.
RIP Van Wrinkle was the play at the
ADohany theater last evening. 1t brought
out q good sized audience, which thoroughly
fenjoyed it. The performance was inter-
aFpersed with some fine speciality acts, one of
the best being the Marietta sisters in their
daring trapeze performance, which they ex-
lecuted in a graceful and winning manner,
They will be seen here at each performance
during the rest of the week. A Saturday
matinee will be given, at which a watch
will be presented to some one of the
patrons.
The following Illinoisans arrived yester-
day morning to attend the dedication OF
their state building at the exposition and
are making Council Bluffs their headquar-
tiers: Mr.. and Mrs. Toward Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Meyer and Miss Flora V. Keefer,
Charles M. Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. B. b.. Har-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Johnson and the
Misses Helen d.. Burk. Corinne johnson. all
of Chicago; Mrs. w. ID. Wiman, Miss Tay-
lor and Charles H.. Deere. Moline. Mr..
Deere is head of the implement house OF
Deere Wells e. Co. and was a director OF
the Worlds fair.
C. b. Viavi Co., female remedy; consulta-