Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
y MENTION.

Davis sells glass.
Fine 4. 3. G.. beer, Neumayer's hotel.
Wclsbauh burners at BlNby's. Tel. 1873.
Budwc.scr beer. J.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Gravel roofing. a. II Read. 54l B'way,
DIR. w A. Gervais, osteopath, SO4 Mer-
riam block, Council Bluffs.
The place TO have your framing done,
Alox1nder's Art emporium.
Or. S. -. Tobey Of Avoca was in the city
yesterday calling on friends.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, IA Broadway. Phone l5n
w. C.. Estcp. undertaken, IS Pearl street,
Telephones: Office, 81, residence, 50.
Sheridan coal makes a large lame and
clear fire but no smoke, SCOT or Cltnkers.
Eeulon q Foley, sole agents.
j.. r. Brown and n Duggan, formerly OF
lhc Illinois Central offices IN Dubuque, nave
been transferred to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. quinn have been
called TO Matelle, la. by the news OF the
death of Mrs. Quinn's father.
w. :. Reed, manager of the Omaha,
Council Bluffs d Suburban Railway com
pany, left on a business trip to Chicago last
evening.
The case against Chester Egbert, charged
with carrying concealed weapons was again
continued in police court yesterday until
Tuesday next.
osDphical society will be held this afternoon
at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. w. H.
VanBrunt. us Fourth street.
price Gibson had his right hand badly
q uNItl AfSN'lldN ull'l lV'il NAii'' 49,
a beer barrel from Schlitz's ice house. Two
fingers had to be amputatcd.
Samuel Kensingcr and Mrs, Lucinda. A.
Names were married in this city yesterday,
Justice Terrier performing the
They are from Grand Island, Neb.
The Board of County Supervisors will
convene Monday. The only business that
newly elected county officials, when an ad-
journment will be taken to Tuesday.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. S. katzen-
.t,t4, ,s1I H., Iall th{g nftprnnnn at y O'Clock
from Lunkley's undertaking rooms. Rev.
Perkins will conduct the services and in
terment will be in the catholic cemetery.
The preliminary hearing of Henry Robin
son, the colored porter at the Ogden hotel,
charged with assaulting II. 5. Boyle, a
railroad contractor, was continued, IN ,po-
lice court yesterday until next Tuesday.
lie was removed from the city to the county
Jail.
The will of the late Mrs. Eliza f. stephen
son, wife of A. ]. Stephenson, was filed for
probate in the district court yesterday. The
husband. A. j.. Stephenson, and two daugh-
ters, Mary and Ada, are named as trustees
uuder the will of the estate, which Is quite
large.
John Garrigan, the railroad laborer ar
rested December q on the charge of at
tempting to pass a counterfeit dollar, is
still in custody at the city jail. His case
was referred by the police to the federal
authorities, but so'far they have taken no
action.
Henry r. Hansen, the young man who
broke into and carried away nearly a
wagonload of plumber from Albin Husters
residence, waived examination at his pre-
liminary hearing In police court yesterday
and Judge Aylesworth bound him over to
the grand jury, fixing his bail at $500.
All members of st. Adams lodge No. II,
Knights of Pythias, and all other knights
in the city are cordially invited to be pres
ent tomorrow night, when the oficerS for
ing the installation ceremonies refreshments
will be served and a general social time had.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
-,I. .lT 1 - V1fV 40 MN oh 1. N ,nt q a tn
hour Friday night after an illness of a few
hours from congestion of the lungs. The
O'Clock from the family residence and in
terment will be in Hardin township ceme-
terry.
That always popular comedy. Hoyt's "A
Bunch of Keys is the attraction tonight
at the Dohany theater. This excellent play
seldom fails to bring out "a crowded house
with the mere announcement of its coming.
The company is composed of good talent
and the entertainment Will be well worth
seeing.
The United States Life association,
formerly the United States Masonic
Benevolent association, commenced proceed
ings in the district court yesterday against
John Bindt and others to fOreclose a 5000
mortgage on lot ., block s, Bayliss' Second
addition, and the north half of lot 81, or
iginal plat.
The fire department was called out this
of Rev. A. Overton on North Broadway
near the city limits. An overheated stove
lililt Itlu set lllt 10 lllt llppl-llS wv
parlor and the bedroom above. The blaze
was eXtinEuished after IA few boards had
been ripped up and some of the plaster torn
off the walls. The damage was slight.
r.. f. Calvin, until recently a cook in one
of the grading camps on the Illinois Cen
trail railway, was found early yesterday
morning by the police wandering about the
streets i'm a demented condition. He was
taken before the Board of insanity Com
missionerS yesterday afternoon and was
m to st. Demands hospital tempo
rarily for observation. GalVin's home is In
New Bedford Mass.
Hoyt's "A Trip to Chinatown was the at
traction at the Dohany theater last night
and deserved "A larger house than IT had.
Miss MHble Montgomery, as the .dashlnS
widow. is an actress of high merit. Last
night was the first time that Harry Gilfoil
had been seen here in the part of Welland
Strong. but his old-time admirers We're not
slow to recognize him and his whistl.ng
specially, as of old, received tumultuous APP
plause. Tonight Hoyts "A Bunch of Keys
will be offered.
About 200 poor children were made happy
Yesterday with "A bountiiul Christmas din
ner at the Union mission and about thirty
dinners were sent out to sick whu We're un-
able to attend. The Flour mission young
women had charge of the decoration of the
tables. The children after the dinner We're
created to a large Christmas tree, from
which presents for the little ones were dis
tributed. Mesiames Miller. Carter, Hooker
ard Walters had charge of the dinner and
arrangements.