Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-05
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
mo MENTION.
Budweiser beer. Resented. Tel. 1928.
Try Moore's death TO lice and mites.

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Budwciser beer. Resented. Tel. 323.
Try Moore's death TO lice and mites.
Wanted-Latest edition OF Council Bluns
city directory. Apply at Bee Office.
r. r. Granville of Mason City was a
Council Bluffs visitor yesterday.
J. A.. Featherstone Of Sioux CITY was in
the city yesterday to visit the exposition.
Attorney II. o. Ouren and his father. II.
ouren, leave tomorrow Tor an EXTENDED
trip 10 Sweden aud other points In Europe.
They expect TO be away about six months.
True council. No. 3O5, knights and Ladies
OF Security, will meet tonight. The report
OF the proceedings Of the national council
will be read and a full attendance is de-
sired.
All members OF Bluffs company, No. q.
Uniformed Rank, knights of Pythias, are
requested to be present at a special meet
ing this evening. There will be election Of
officers and other important business.
The police were notified yesterday to
search the pawnshops in the city for a
gold watch belonging to j. X. Chambers,
the ticket agent at the Union Pacific depot
in Omaha. which had been stolen. A search
failed TO reveal the missing timepiece.
Lieutenant Will Murphy OF the Twenty
fourth infantry, son of MIR. and Mrs. L.. +.
Murphy Of this city, is with his command
in Cuba, a fact which heightens the inter
est Council Bluffs people feel in the present
campaign.
The Dudley Buck quartet was unable to
participate in the Fourth Of July celebration
at Macedonia yesterday owing to the in
jury received by Postmaster |. NJ. Treynor
while playing cricket in Omaha last Satur-
day afternoon.
Major Blanche Cox Of the Salvation army
Is expected here to visit the local corps
during the latter part of the week. Next
Sunday morning she Will deliver an nd
dress Mt the Second Presbyterian church
and the evening at the Broadway Methodist
church.
G. c. Taylor, living at 725 Madison ave-
nue., reported to the police yesterday that
n sneak thief had purloined two rubber
coats from his residence that had been
left hanging on the back porch. One of
the coats belonged to A. II. Barber, a guest
of Mr.. Taylor.
Frank Copeland, the Hamburg printer ar
rested on the charge Of attempting to pick
the pocket Of James Ward. a Missouri
Valley rustic last Saturday night, was
fined S. and costs yesterday for being in
toXicated, the more serious charge being
dropped.
The fire department was called yesterday
evening to the residence of r.. E. Reece,
at $40 Franklin avenue. where small bows
and several punches of firecrackers had
started an incipient blaze in the kitchen
The fire was eXtinguished before the ar
rival of the department.
Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army Of the
Republic of this city, will loan it's collec-
ton of relics OF the civil war for the exhibit
now being formed at the Nebraska state
building at the Transmississippi EXposi.
tion. Comrade c. T.. Foster will be in
charge of the posts collection.
The four young lads arrested early Sun
day morning for rushing the GROWER and
disturbing the peace of residents of lower
Main street We're each fined 81 and costs in
police court yesterday morning, but in con
sideration of the age of the youthful of
tenders Judge Aylesworth suspended sen
tence during good behavior.