Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-10
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Davis sells glass.
Sherraden makes photos. $50 doz.
Welsbach burners at Bixby's. Tel. ls3
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfedt,. agent.
DR.. Stephenson. Merriam blk. room 22L
Pictures and frames, Alexander's, 1888 BY.
Schmidt photos are guaranteed to please
G. Il. Jacquemin e. Co, jewelers. ana op-
ticians, q South Main street.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone l57
w. c. Estep undertaken. 2S Pearl street.
Telephones: Office, 81: residence. 80.
Charles H. Edgar and Mabel Hoist. both
Of this city, were married yesterday.
A. j. Stephenson has returned from an
extended visit with relatives in Indiana
Miss Maud Davis of quick Ia. is the
guest of Miss Ruth Barstow for few days
Lewis and Lake, California duetists. III
"Grimes' Cellar Door" Dohany's Sunday.
Mrs Roberta Wetzel left yesterday for
Lead, s. D., where she will make her future
home.
Sheridan coal makes n large flame and
clear fire, but no smoke. SCOT nor clinkers.
Fcnlon & Foley, sole agents.
Captain c. V. Mount of Company ll,
Fifty-iirst Iowa, arrived from Shenandoah
yesterday on visit to friends here.
Thirty-nine thieves and burglar bod
sung by light, pretty girls in Grimes Gel
lar Door" at Dohany's Sunday night.
The Board of County Supervisors will
meet Monday of next week to canvass the
vote cast at the election last Tuesday.
ITS Not What You Were, But What
You Are" Louise Sanford sings it in
"Grimes Cellar Door" Dohany's Sunday.
The Central University Extension club
will meet with Mrs. Schnoor tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock. All members are re-
Quested to be present.
Miss Anna Hutchinson, who has, the dis
tInction of being the only female drum
mcr' out of Council Bluffs, is home for a
few days visit with her parents.
is the guest Of Miss Maud Gavin of Park
fRhn nnl'G fnt hnf tG obi
clerk in the Department of State.
Miss Lulu Ward received word yesterday
of the marriage of her aunt, Miss f. L.
Ragsdale. formerly of this city, at Phoenix,
Ariz to j. A. King. They will make that
place their future home
Jacob Wolfe, whose foot severely
crushed in an accident at the Peavey ele-
critical condition. Blood poisoning has set
in as well as symptoms of tetanus. 1t was
feared yesterday that he would not re-
Justice Wen yesterday suspended the
fines against j. l.. Price, who became in
volved in so much trouble over shooting
squirrels on the Sabbath, and he was re-
leased from the county jail, where he had
been committed Wednesday in default OF
payment
Charles b. Jones, the colored ianitor at
the Federal building was arrested yester-
day on an information filed by Myrtle
Lounneer, also colored, charging him with
assault and battery. The case will be aired
his appearance.
w. +. Chester has resigned as deputy
clerk of the district court at Avoca and
Clerk Reed has appointed ii. V. Battey,
editor and publisher of the Avoca Herald,
10 the position. Chester will go to Wash
ington as private secretary to Congressman
Smith Mcpherson.
David w. Kyle, an ex-member of Com
pany E, United States signal corps who
was recently discharged on account of
muscular rheumatism and compelled to re-
turn from the Philippines was in the city
yesterday visiting number of the men of
Company l., Fifty-tirst Iowa. Kyle is an
cld-tme telegraph operator and newspaper
man.
There will be special meeting of the
Sanitary Relief commission tomorrow aft
ernoon al O'Clock at the office of DR.. Mary
organization is requested to be present
business of Importance will be discussed:
The disposition of the funds on hand and
the future of the commission Will be con-
sidered.
Tom Allen. committed to the county jail
about a month ago in default of a bond to
keep the peace toward his wife, whom he
charged with assauting, was released
yesterday on order of Judge Green of the
district court. Allen promised to conduct
himself in proper manner henceforth ana
the court allowed him his freedom on his
own recognzance in the sum of 500.
II. d. Carbee was arrested yesterday on
an information filed before Justice Wen by
A. Clark, charging him with disposing of
mortgaged property. The onense Is alleged
10 have taken place nearly two years ago
Before that time Carbee, while acting as
deputy fish commissioner and game warden,
suddenly left the city, deserting his wife
and daughter. 1t is charged that Carbee
mortgaged his COW to AL Clark and then
sold to another party. He gave bail in
the sum of 500 and will have a hearing
tomorrow afternoon.
John Walsh, the man found lying by the
Rock Island tracks few mornings ago
and taken to the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation hospital, is in critical condition
and the attending physicians are fearful
of his recovery. Walsh when found was
suffering from broken ankle and said he
had been thrown from. freight train on
which he was attempting to beat his way
to Omaha. He had lain by the track all
night and was badly chilled. Walsh's
home is in New York, but is said to have
friends in Omaha.
The sword which was presented to Sur
geon Macrae of the Fifty-first Iowa at
Red Oak last Tuesday night on behalf of
the men of the regiment was on view yes
terday in the window of "A local jewelry es-
tabshment on Main street and attracted
much attention. The sword is a very hand
some ono with goldplated scabbard and
handle and bears the inscription: Pre-
scented to Donald Macrae, jr., first lieuten-
ant and surgeon Fifty-tirst Iowa, U. S.
volunteers by the enlisted men of the reg
ment." Congressman Smith Mcpherson
made the presentation at the reception
given at Red Oak to the company from
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