Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-30
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells glass
DR.. Bower Globe bldg. Phone 413,
Sherraden makes photos, sl.5O doz.
Welsbach burners at Bixby's. Tel 1913.
Budweiser beer. L.. Rosenfeldt. agent.
Perry pictures Alexander's 1888 Bway.
DR. Stephenson, Merriam blk. room 22l
Removed c. El. Alexander & Co., Art EN-
porium. to 1888 Broadway
=, G. Il. Jacquemin & Co., jewelers. and op-
ucians, n South Main street
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 74 Broadway phone l5I.
w. c. Estep, undertaken, Is Pearl street.
Telephones: Office. 81; residence. 49,
Frank Peters of Ottumwa is visiting his
uncle, Charles Lunkley, on Broadway.
Hog raisers, 100 pounds make You slOO
Moore's Stock Food Co. Council BUTTS
Mrs. George V. Griswold is entertaining
Miss Annie Marie Petersen of Hawthorne,
Ia.
The women's Whist club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs. Jackson l2s Fourth
street.
Fred e. White, democratic candidate for
governor, left for Des Moines yesterday
morning
j. j. Baker of sedalia. Mo, spent Sun
day in the city his way home from the
Black Hills.
Sheridan coal makes large flame and
clear fire, but smoke or SCOT. Fenlon
& Foley, sole agents.
Mrs r. G. Rutherford and daughters
have returned from a visit With relatives
in Washington d. c., and virginia.
Mrs. Alworth of First avenue is en-
tertainlng Mrs Halbut and Mrs. Barstow
of Marshalltown and Lils. Mrs, InSy D9ye anu
daughter of Beaver Crossing Nen
Mrs. Paul c. Aylesworth has as her
guests her sister, Miss Edith Wygant and
Miss Abbie McHenry of Denison, la Miss
Wygant is on her way to Helena Mont
Peter c. Miller, a well known paper
hanger of this city died last evening at the
Womans Christian association hospital
Notice of funeral will be given later.
Rev. George Edward Walk, rector of st.
Pauls Episcopal church. is In Washing
ton, d. c., having gone there from Chicago.
He Is eIpeeteh home a eeheyetS ed % by
Rev. Taylor OF Omaha.
Invitations are out for Hall9we,e,,n g, W. ,,,,
party for ST. Catherines guild Of st; PAU piah
ardson, 544 Mynster street. Tuesday even
ing. All members of the guild are specially
invited to be present
The attorney for the BARRIERS Protective
association filed information yesterday day., In
the police court against Phillip kiliian
Fred Klepfer and Frank Il. Silvers. bar
bers for violating the Sunday law by
keeping their shops open and plying their
trade.
All members of the Independent Order
of odd Fellows are requested to attend
the meetings of their respective lodges
this week to arrange for participating II
the arrival of the Fifty-first Iowa reg
iment.
Jesse Perry, the young man who few
weeks ago became temporarily derangeC
from the excessive use of cigarettes ans
Intoxicating liquors and was sent to st
Bernard's hospital by the police author
tiles has so far recovered as to be re
leased.
True council No. 3O5. knights and Ladies
of Security, will hold special meeting
tomorrow at the residence of George Wes
lev 625 Ninth avenue. at which every mem
ber is requested to be present. as ther
Is business of the greatest Importance t
come UP for action.
At the regular monthly meeting of TIL
Council Bluffs ministerial also9ciation !, t
Johns English Lutheran church. Rev. j
H. Bauernfeind pastor of the German
Evangelical church, will read a paper o.
'St. Paul as an Ideal Preacher"
Governor Shaw will speak Friday nigh
of this week at odd Fellows hall. Count
Chairman Everest has number of litho
graphs of the governor, which he VIII
glad to distribute among the business me
who would like them for decorating thei
windows. They can be had by applyn
at room PIG. Merriam block
The sample ballots for the election G
by County Auditor Innes today Their
are six state tickets on the ballot thre
legislative and three county. The stat
tickets are: Republican, democratic, pre-
hbition, peoples, socialist labor and unite
christian The first three parties hay
nominated legislative and county ticket:
The clerk of the district court has re
ceived the procedendo of the suprem
court announcing it's decision in the cas-
of Attorney John Lindt of this city agains
August Uhlein and the Schlitz Brewin
company. The decision of the court is !
favor of Lindt and refuses the petition
tho defendants for a rehearing and cor
firms Indt's title in the brick block o
Broadway, formerly occupied by the brew
ing company as a saloon.