Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-29
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

NlDblt . Abbh hAAis "N'
Budweiser beer, l.. Rosenfeldt, agent
Furnished rooms, IA South First street.
Metal frames. 3. L. ALEXANDER & co.
rows Furniture q carpet CO., 4O7 B'way.
]. c. Bixby. heating, plumbing. Tel. 1873
Jensen e. Mortensen, 33l Bway give "."Io
c.. b. Jacuuemin e. Co, jewelers. anu Wy
ticians, u South Main street
Get your work done at the popular hae''
laundry. 724 Broadway. phone l5f'
All the prominent retail merchants, eN-
cont one have signed the early clos'hs
movement for one year. -
H.. Holmes, head waiter at tne I'a.u
botol for several years. has tendereu nrS
resignation, to accept a POSITION
Dr. Deetken and Mrs. Saar nave retuIneu
from a months %soJourn at Hot springs,
Ark. Mrs. Deetken VIII remain 'ne'' +'
n few weeks longer.
CITY Clerk Phillips put in a busy usy
yesterday Issuing dog tags, ana wnen has
closed his Office at 5 p. m. he iounu ne d
disposed Of eighty-hVe.
Policeman Arthur Slack was stepping hlgh
Yesterday and wearing a large sinlle' 49, 60
account of a ten-pound boy thaI ''
carly Yesterday morning at his home
nov. Elmer w. Cole, former pastor OIL
the Central Christian church OF TINS cry,
who has been visiting friends here, lett LOT
bis home in La Junta, Colo, last evening"
Gcorpe Brown, charged with bootleg
cling" at Oakland, has been arrested ny
Deputy United states Marshal Mliia,
Richards. Brown was indicted by 'he 'aS'
federal grand jury.
Mrs NJ. L. Brainard. under the auspices
NJ the Theosophical society, will give a
froo lecture this evening, at s o'clock, at
odd Fellows temple. Her subject Will DC
"Neditation and Concentration.
William Corey died yesterday evening AT
his home, 9O1 South Seventh street, aged
10 years. Death was due to old age Inc
remains will be taken to Ashland, Nep''
where the funeral will be held sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Staffanson, who have
been visiting o. L. Barritt and family OF
Hazel Dell township, left for their nome
in Anaconda, Mont. last night, taxing wltn
them the remains of their little son, VINO
died Tuesday morning.
Pawnbroker Snyder has offered a reward
of s. for the arrest of Assistant CITY Ensl-
neer Banther, whom, he claims, defrandeo
him out of SIS and a diamond ring. AS tar
as Is known here, the New York authorities
have not yet arrested Banther'
County superintendent Sawyer returned
yesterday frCm Avoca. where he was sum
mOncd as a witness in the trial OF a. ~
Sperry. a teacher in James township, IN
dicted on the charge of forgery. Sperry, II
is alleged, changed the date on his teachers
certificate from 1896 to 1897.
That the frost is not yet entirely out OF
the ground was discovered yesterday by g
party of men who were erecting a renee
ar ng the banks of Indian creek. In digging
holes for the posts they found the grount
frozen solid two feet below the surface ant
had to build fires in the holes to thaw the
dirt sufficiently to put in the posts.
Much concern is felt by their relatives
for the safety of George Hansen, the Mer
riam block druggist, and his wife, who wer'
at KirksviIle during the cyclone. Mr.. Han
sens brother sent several kilograms yes
tcrday to Kirksville, but up to a late hou
last night had received no enswer. M
Hansen was at Kirksville taking treatmen
+ his eyesight, which of late had beef
very bad.
Another Council Bluffs boy has carrte
off honors. S. S. Keller received a Telegram
yesterday from his son, VIII N, that h
took second place in the examinations o
q large graduating class of Rush Medica
college for the Cook county hospital. Tn
will be pleasing news TO his friends a
home, who have watched his course wit
considerable pride. Young Keller, after re
ceiving his primary education in Council
Bluffs, took a two years course of studio
at Kingston. N. Y. Then he went to Prince
ton two terms, and entered Rush Medica
college four years ago, and will gradual
from that place shortly, with honors, takin
next to the highest rank in the class. O
which he is among the youngest, bein
but "A years of age.