Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-28
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Wear Hamilton's $3.50 shoes.

Wear Hamiltons $3.50 shoes.
Davis sells glass.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens
C. E. Alexander g. Co., picture frames.
Bartel G Miller. 100 Bway, give stars"
iowa Furniture q carpet CO.. 4O7 B'way.
j. c. Bixby, heating, plumbing. Tel. l95'
Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan have taken
rooms at the Renatd.
e n 1acauemln q Co., jewelers. and op-
tlcians II South Main street
Mrs. A. D. Annis is i'll at the Women
Christian Association hospital
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway phone l5i
Star cbapter, No. A. Royal Arch Masons,
will meet this evening to confer degrees
The Ladies' Of the Maccabeos will meet in
regular session this afternoon at the usual
time and place.
Lily camp, Royal Neighbors Of America,
will meet this evening at 7;3O O'CLOCK III
regular session
Attorney @. B. Jennings OF shenandoah
was in the city yesterday on business con-
nected with the federal court.
/ L. Woolson of Mount Pleasant, son
of Judge Woolson of the United States dls-
trict court was in the city yesterday.
Everett Wind, young son of p. H. Wind,
while out hunting yesterday morning was
accidcntly shot in the heel by companion.
THE wound is not considered dangerous.
Tho regular conclave of Ivanhoe COM
mandery, No II, Knights Templar, Will be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock, at when
all visiting sir knights are invited TO pe
present.
]. f. Barnard and family leave today for
ST Joseph, where they will make their fu-
ture home The family will be much missed
in this city. where they have been prominent
in social circles.
Overseer of the Poor T. C. Jackson is laid
llp with a badly sprained ankle, the result
of a fall received Saturday on the icy side
walk in front of the county court house. The
report that he had suffered fracture OF
the leg was incorrect.
Justice Ovide Wen performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for three couples. Ihey
were: j. B. Judon and Mary E. Snethen,
both of this city; l. NJ. Hightshoe OF Ham
burg and Anna ACkerman of Omaha; c. q.
Denham and Nettie Hare. both of Omaha
Maude, the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Jeffrey, 22OJ Sixth avenue,
died yesterday morning from measles, aged
1S months The funeral Will be held this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the residence
and interment viii be in Walnut Hill ceme-
terry.
Ora Haley, Joseph Kenney and Frank
Dyer the three men committed to the county
Jail under the state vagrancy law, were re-
leased yesterday having completed the SEN
tence imposed by Judge Thornell of the dis
tions to leave the city
The cold snap has not interfered to any
great extent with the work of raising and
repairing the bridge at Thirteenth street on
Broadway over Indian creek and 1t is rapidly
nearing completion. Yesterday afternoon
the work YVES so far advanced that City En-
Gneer Btnyre decided to open the north side
of the structure to traffic. The bridge has
been closed less than two weeks.
Two new cases of measles were reported
TO the Board of Health yesterday. They were
George and Mary Gruelach 229 Fourth
street. George Youngs, the smallpox pa
tient, is convalescing rapidly and so far none
of the members of the Beckwth family, in
whose house he is, have shown any signs of
having the disease. The local health au-
thorities are throwing bouquets at themselves
over the gratifying results of the rigid
quarantine maintained at the Beckwith resi-
dence on Broadway, which they believe un-
doubtedy prevented the spread of the dread
disease in the city.