Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis coils alnaa.

buu"tlStI petas IL ANOoSlihSAeN' ubN''-
Gravel roofing A. II. Read, Sal B'wsy.
Scientific optician. wollman, 400 Br'dway.
Postmaster J. NJ. Treynor is in Des
Moines,
Mrs Rose Bates left yesterday on a visit
TO Hamburg, Ia.
Mrs John Aten Of Park avenue Is re-
ported on the sick list
Miss Clara Flammant Of Mineola is in
the city Visiting friends
The place to have your framing done.
AleNanders Art emporium.
Dr. w. A. Gervais osteopath. 3Oi Mer"
riam block. Council BLUFFS.
Mr.. ard Mrs j. n. Casady, ir., have re-
turned from visit to Chicago.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry 724 Broadway Phone 15i.
w. c. Estep, undertaken, 2S Pearl street,
Telephones; Office, 81: residence. S3.
Captain Lee b. Cousins, sheriff-elect, has
returned from visit to his old home in
Ohio
Mrs w Maloney, who has been visiting
in Virginia for the last month, has returned
G. w. e. sauer, general delivery clerk at
the postofiice, has returned from his va
cation.
Justice Ovide Wien suffered relapse
Tuesday night and yesterday was confined
TO his bed y ~
Mrs II. L. Harrington of the registry de-
partment of the postofice is taking her
ten days vacation A.,
There will be a special meeting this even
ing of Excelsior Masonic lodge No. 259, for
work IN the first degree.
Sheridan coal makes large flame and
clear fire, but no smoke SCOT or clinkers.
Fenlon Foley, sole agents
The Enthusiastic club will meet this aft
ernoon at 2:3O O'Clock at the residence of
Mrs. Buntin, 1927 Sixth avenue.
George Dowel of 2l1O Sixth avenue was
reported to the Board of Health yesterday
as suffering from scarlet fever.
There will be a, meeting of Local No. 234,
Retail y Clerks Protective association. this
evening at o'clock in Labor hall.
The ease, against g. B. Ration, charged
with aSsaultmg j. W. Taylor, was dis
missed in4 police court yesterday
John N Baldwin expects to leave the lat
ter part of this week for Virginia, where
he VILE be 1intil after the holidays.
Assistant Superintendent Henry s. Storrs
OF hegBuflmgton, with headquarters at
Creston, was in the city yesterday.
The regular meeting of Unity guild will
be held tomorrow, afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A G. Lane on Union street.
Mrs. o. NJ. Brown, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. II. S. Lynn of Kansas City,
has returned from a visit to friends in st.
Paul
Miss ,Lizzie, Wright; formerly Of this city
Mrs. e. Weatherbee for a few days while
on herway TO Denver.
The Council Bluffs High school foot ball
team VIII give dance Thursday IN rg i1 night, fnId
for the school track team.
The women of the First Presbyterian
church will give a free social in the church
parors this afternoon. ,lt.will be in charge
OF Mrs. Butts and Mrs. Baldwin
Mems phb eG the EIirst ' o. Preesbyterian res ar
ences in the Philippines as surgeon in the
Fifty-first Iowa volunteers
Henry Cline, whose queer actions Tues
day led to his arrest by the police as being
insane, was more rational yesterday and 1t
is believed that. with few days rest at
the police station he, will regain his normal
condition. - e &
Sioux City on suspicion that he was the
person who passed forged check on Met
calf & Metcalf of this city, was released
yesterday from custody. 5Ile proved to be
the wrong man.
Deputy Revenue Collector S. Kirkpatrick
of Ottumwa is In the city checking up the
Kirkpatrick has notified buyers OF city and
county. warrants that they must take out
brokers' license, which costs $50.
George Brown, indicted on the charge of Of
lewdness and who was released on a cash
bond of 800 furnished by his attorney, is
once more behind the bars at the county
terday and turned Brown over to the au-
thorlties.
]. IL. Convey. charged with stealing tur-
keys, the property of Chris Vagt. a Main Main
Judge Aylesworth yesterday. The evidence
Of the principal witness for the state was
contrary to wnat tne DollCe Iiu DeCu leu
10 expect and Convey was discharged.
Lieutenant John - Deeming, charged
with betrayal under promlse OF marriage py
Miss Tina Leonard of this city, was prougnt
back yesterday from st. Joseph by Special
Ofcer Scott Owing to the illness of JUS
tice Wen his preliminary hearing mas been
postponed and he gave bail FOR ms appear
ance in court.
County Supervisor John NJ Matthews has
received number of letters from persons
throughout the Ninth congressional DIS
int cd
agitation saying they expect to be present
Friday at the convention TO be held In the
court house here. Mr.. Matthews stated yes
terday that present indications were that
the good roads gathering would be large
The Trades and Labor assembly of this
city has decided TO send a protest TO Gov
ernor Shaw against the employment of con-
Vict labor at the state penitentiaries IN
direct competition with free labor. This
was reported that the State Board of Con-
trol was arranging to employ the conyicts
at the Anamosa p&enitaentiary per n the making ,ioaI
The matter was called to the attention of
the assembly; by communication from the
Coopers' International union.
At the annual meeting of the Union In
vestment company the following officers
were elected, for the ensuing year Presi-
dent, w. w, Ioomis; vice president, Leon
ard Everett; secretary, George, #, Wright
The company owns nv tract of ground on
Eighth street, and Ninth avenue, originally
purehaseu wien ''ne ~ G,,iun, aepor @ plOJtot ot
tives of the Chicago Great Western railway
have been here recently looking the prop
erty over with ai view to it's purchase.
1t was reported yesterday that the family
of j. H. Price, Who was committed to the
county Jail to serve his sentence for shoot
ing squirrels in the city limits. Is suffering
for the ne"essarles OF life, being without
food or fuel. Mrs. Price Is unable to work
and has the care Of an invalid sister on her
shoulders besides The Prices have two
children. 1t was also said that the family
of S. IL. Howard, sent to jail TO await his
hearing on charge of perjury, preferred
against him by Attorney MCCaho I'm conneC-
tlon with Prices trial, is In almost desti-
tute circumstances
An organization of the Brotherhood OF
American Yeomen has been effected In this
city with the e7follnwing officers: Foreman,
Jesse McCune; master OF ceremonies, DIR.
c. w. Houghton; master of accounts, II. j,
Layton; physician, r. j. Morgan; corre-
spOndent. w G. Joseph; medical examiner
DIR. c. w Houghtpn: overseer. Oscar Nor
enc: past foreman, w, r. Hendrix; Lady
Rebecca Sarah J. Watts; Lady Rowena,
Christina r. Bruning; guard. George \.
Williams; Waterman, George w. Smith:
sentry, q. II. bubble The new order Starts
out with nifty charter members.
n. Y. Plumbing company, Te. 25o.
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