Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Fine A. b. G. beer, Neumayer's hotel.
Welsbach burners at Bixbys Tel 1913.
Budweiser beer L. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Gravel roofing. A. II Read, al B'way
Scientific 'optician. Wollman, 400 B'way
Mrs, y. Berger Is seriously Ill with
typhoid fever,
Miss Burns Of Nicola is visiting at St
Francis academy.
9. NJ i9afl, ieft last evening on a busi.
ness trip 10 Woodbine.
All miIffefyg goods at half price at Stork
g. Crispis 341' Broadway.
The place to have your framing done,
Alexandria Art emporium
Dr w A. Gervais osteopath, 3Oi Mer-
riam block, Council Bluffs
See those fine fancy work baskets at
Stork &c Crispi's, 34l Broadway.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone. 157.
w G. Estep, undertaken, 2S Pearl street.
Telephones: Office, 81; residence, 81.
r. H. BouBee has gone on business trip
to Chicago and other eastern points.
Frank Sharrett, who has been in Sioux
home.
Elegant line of Christmas presents in
fancy needlework at Stork & Crspi's, 34l
Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ITepley of Rockford
township were in the city yesterday visit
ing friends.
Mrs. f. o. Gleason is recovering from a
severe surgical operation to which she sub
mitted a few days ago
Sheridan coal makes a large flame and
clear fire, but no smoke, SCOT or clinkers.
Fenlon q Foley, sole agents.
Henry Cline, the individual arrested Tues
day as being insane, will be sent to WILDER.
Neb., where he has brother living.
city Finance Clerk Frank T, True was
called to Kansas City yesterday evening
on business. He expects to return tonight.
James Nolan, an old resident Of Council
Bluffs. has gone to Los Angeles. Cal,
a1x, IL, nIl tul hot ,f
Omaha, were married in this city last even
ing, the ceremony being performed by JUS
tce Ferrier.
Walter T. Payne left last evening for
New Jersey where he has accepted a posi-
tion as travelling salesman for wholesale
drug firm
ing the loss of a valuable black cocker
spaniel, which he believes to have been
stolen. He has reported the matter to the
police.
The regular meeting of Bluffs company,
No. 81 Uniform Rank, knights of Pythias,
will be held this evening in Hughes hall,
when every member is requested to be
present
w. f. Laue, brother of the man murdered
by Dinsmore at Odessa, Neb., accompanied
by little Grace and Henry, the children of
His dead brother, WAS in the city yester-
day on his way home.
A. +. Ruggles of Cleveland. O.. is in the
city on business connected with the Omaha
Council Bluffs & Suburban Railway COM
pany. He represents the company that is
to furnish the new line with crossing frogs.
The fact has been made public that
for representative from Iowa on the repub
lcan national committee. Mr.. Hart is at
present in Washington
The Good Roads convention of the Ninth
Congres sional district will be called to
order this morning at 10 o'clock in the
superior court room at the county court
house by President John. NJ. Matthews.
The preliminary hearing of John j. Deem
ing, late lieutenant in the Twentieth Kan
sas volunteers, charged with betrayal under
promise of marriage by Miss Tina Leonard, |
mas been set for next Monday morning in
Justice Niens court.
Claud Jordan, charged with attempting
tussle- with the three toughs who created a
panic a street car. was fined s. and
costs in police court. the sentence being
suspended during good behavior.
Mrs. H. b. Jungferman, who died at her
home, in Neola, Ia, last Monday, was we'll
known here, where a brother, Morris G.
of this. county, her father, b. F. Stewart,
who died several years ago, having re-
moved here from Cincinnati. o., in 1878.
The police were notified last evening that |
n l2-year-old boy named Conrad had run |
away from the State School for the Deaf !
AS he had IN money ,, with TN him IN It is supposed
home is, as no trace of him could be found |
In the city.
General Manager Webster, superintend-
ent Nichols and Engineer Youngfeldt of I
the Omaha Bridge and Terminal Railway |
company were in the city yesterday con- |
ferring with the officials over the order is I
sued by the council requiring the railway to |
plank between its tracks.
With reference to the talk about estab- !
fishing rural mail delivery In this vicinity |
funds for such n service and will not be be- |
fore July l. 1900, The star mail route from |
this city TO Taylor, Treynor, Keg Creek. |
county will be continued. /
Mrs. Peri of the Sioux tribe of Indians
passed through here yesterday =, enroute
she Is to take charge of an Indian school
recently established there, She has taught
for some years in the Indian schools of Ne
1900 Indian children are being educated.
A local union of bricklayers and masons
GERS: President, A. simpson; vice presi-
dent Chris Larson; financial secretary,
Peter Peterson; recording and correspond-
Hughes; doorkeeper, Louis Larson;
deputy, Fred Ward; alternate, Charles
Moran.
yesterday TO go west on hunting and fish
ing trip, While waiting for the train at the
Northwestern local depot some one stole
Woolseys grip and fishing outfit. The grip
a suit of corduroy hunting
clothes and several hundred loaded shells.
The grip minus the corduroy suit together
with the fishing outfit, for which the thief
evidently had no use. were found later in
an empty box car in the freight yards.
j. II. Price, VINO was committed 10 JAN
to serve out n sentence for shooting squir-
rels on the Sabbath, was released yesterday
and the sentence suspended on condition
that he leave the city within week. The
case against s. Fl. Howard, charged with
perjury In connection with Prices trial,
was continued indefinitely in Justice Vien's
court yesterday and Howard was. released
from custody SO that he could 90 home and
take care of his starving family.
The men of the First Baptist church have
organized a club, with the following Off
GERS. President, Harry Westcott; vice
president G. w. Denny; secretary, Earl
COY; treasurer, Clarence Weaver; chap
lain Alexander Tipton; program commit
tee, f. H. Evans, NJ II. Sears, II. l.. Nc
Nit. entertainment committee, j; D.
stevens on D. Nelson, o. Anderson. Meet
ings will be held on the. first and third
in each month, The society
starts out with membership of forty and
ID is the intention TO make II q permanent
feature of the church organization.
N. Y Plumbing company Tel. $50.
BOSTON STORE.