Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-13
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells glass.
welsbach burners at Bixby's. Tel. 1893.
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt. agent.
Or. Stephenson, Merriam blk, room 22l.
Mrs. s. J. Hermsen Of Nicola Is the guest
of Mrs. Nicholas O'Brlen.
Mr.. and Mrs j. p. Hess left last evening
on a visit to Newton, Kan.
c.. B. Jacuuemin e. Co, jewelers. and OPP
ticlans, q South Main street.
100 pounds make you 800. Moores Stock
Food company, Council Bluffs.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 72I Broadway. Phone 157.
W. c. Estep. undertaken, rs Pearl street.
Telephones, office, 81; residence, 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Reed and son of Chi
cago are stopping In the city while visiting
She exposition.
Mrs. r. n. Merriam returned yesterday
from a two-months' visit with her daugh-
ters at Dixon, Ill.
the family Of Rev. I. +. Thickstun.
Willie o'Neill of Twelfth avenue will go
pos FitEIeeP With his hi; u MG q W II nnn Balm
County Treasurer Arnd turned over to the
city yesterday $3,779.72, being the munich
Iality's share of the taxes collected during
August.
Cashier Hannah. OF the First National
bank has returned from Cleveland, where
American Bankers association.
st. Agnes guild of st. Paul's Episcopal
church will hold a meeting at no o,sloe 8
THIS afternoon at the nome OF MIS-, r.. II.
Miller, 127 South Eighth street.
English Lutheran church viii meet tomoE-
+ sw sdfsrmGog 56 at F faf n FiSsid sTeeu co. MIS- ~
Bertha stevens of Atlantic, Ia, were mar
being performed by Justice Ferrier.
Mrs. j. b. Tusant of Des Moines, accom-
p pIs3i,Gr by her her b little d dt Il M hpan ,s Il
Ninetacnth avenue. while taking In the
exposition.
Don't think that because Smith & Bradley
are exclusive furn,shers and matters that
their prices are higher than elsewhere. Call
and see their goods and make your W
comparisons.
The case Of Frank Switzer, charged with
assaulting John Grow, was continued in
police court yesterday until this morning.
The superior court jury has been notified
TO appear next Tuesday.
Scott r. Evans of Minneapolis Is In the
city for a few days visit with friends. Mr..
Evans was architect in charge of the con-
struct!on of the large Peavey elevator at
the transfer.
Exclusive patterns in peckwear, hosiery
and shirts and at prices that all economical
to pass us. Smith. & Bradley. the up-to-
date furnishers and hatters. AS Broadway,
RUDE Russell, living at Avenue G and
walking yesterday afternoon on Broadway:
He was taken to his home in the patrol
wagon.
an Sdotuy, "Ilit WI hAhS
morning on the new oilhouse that the Mil
waukee railway is building near its round
house, fell from the roof and broke two
ribs. He was taken to his home in Mar
Ion. Ia.
William Killian, the farmer living near
Oakland who was committed to st. Ber-
nard's hospital for observation by the in
sanity commissioners two weeks ago. was
ordered discharged. he having completely
recovered.
Ben Hewitt and his two sons, Will and
Jim, will have a hearing before Justice
Ferrier tomorrow on a charge of DISTURBING
Maggie Kerns. All the parties live on Ell
lott street.
]. p. Miller & Co. of Chicago have writ
municipal electric lighting plant. Mr.; Phil
lips Is preparing several copies for the ac-
commodation of prospective, bidders.
Alderman Casper has publicly stated that
the men employed in the streets and alleys
instead Of warrants, even i he has to ad-
vence the money himself. This, he says; he
Is prepared to do to the amount of $1,000.
George Schindele OF this city is in re-
ceipt Of a letter from Fred siedentopf, .
former resident of this city, now living
d Of Mrs Hasai ed;en lna; f fro@ the %eff ssf o Of a
surgical operation. Fred Sledentopf is a
brother Of the late William Siedentopf.
Jack Sherman. a professional hobo, when
brought before Judge Aylesworth in police
court yesterday morning. pretended to be
d cripple from nm rheumatism 1h,e and II tf dfG n 6a
Wolh I'll liS JudSN - oJ
work. however, and the court, taking ad,
vantage of the state vagrancy law; piaced
him under 500 for a year, in default OF
which he was committed to the county jail.
The work of laying the tracks Of the
Fort Dodge & Omaha railway from Broad,
way south to the junction with the Union
Pacific tracks at the corner OF Union ana
Fourth avenues is now In progress: W9rR
over Indian creek Is progressing TaploIy
and when completed 1t will be the largest
and finest structure of its kind In the city.
Dave Thomas. a former member of the
from his second summer in the Klondike.
He met with fair success and brought back
a little stake. Mr.. Thomas experienced
many hardships and the party with when
pIication of remedies. After a visit here
Mr.. Thomas expects to go south, where ne
will winter.
book on the seat OF his buggy yesterday
afternoon while he went into the postoffice
to mail some letters. A young fellow spied
the book and snpposing It TO- contain money Money
house came out of the postofice. The
young fellow ran with Morehouse In fun
cry after him, but the thief was the feeter
Of the two and soon outdistanced More.
house, who was compelled to give up the
chase.
The financial report of the Christian
Home for last week shows that the re,
ceipts continue to be below the needs of
general fund was $l25. SO, being $74.4S be-
low the estimated needs for the current ex-
penses OF the week and increasing the de-
hciency in this fund to date to sS3l.2S. In
the managers fund sl2. 10 was received, be-
ing SOP below the needs of the week and in
creasing the deficiency in this fund to date
10 $500.
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