Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Davis sells glass.
Moores food kills worms and fattens
=. Z. Alexander & Co., picture frames.
iowa Furniture & carpet Co.. 4O7 B'way.
J. g. Bixby, heating plumbing. Tel 1873
G. y Jacuuemln e. Co. jewelers. and OPP
tcans, - South Main street
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
Laundry, 724 Broadway phone lo1
H. H. Weidman of Plattsmouth, Neb,
Bpen, sunday in the city visiting friends
William Dooley and Mary Fields, both OF
South Omaha, were married in this city yes
terday Justice Ferrior officiating.
j. f. Barnard, who recently removed with
his family from this city to st. Joseph, No.
arrived here on business trip last evening
The Pennsylvania club will meet this
evening at Woodman hall. when program
OF musical and vocal numbers will be given
snd refreshments served.
George b. Stewart, assistant United States
prosecuting attorney arrived yesterday
afternoon form Fort Madison to prepare for
the March term of federal court, which
opens here this morning with Judge Munger
of Omaha on the bench
At the annual election of the Ganymede
Wheel club held last night, the following
officers were elected President. T.. H..
Searle; vice president, Ray w. BiXby sec
Tetary, Il. A. lngolsby; treasurer, j. +. Null
holland captain, George E. Williamson.
At the annual meeting of the Council
Bluffs Rowing association, held last night,
the following Board OF Directors was elected:
i. A. Buckman, Il. A. Wickham, j. T. Tdd,
w Il. Shepard, Emmet Tinley ]. NJ Fen
Ion, II. c. Haas, f. ID. Empkie and Victor
White Omaha The directors will meet in
the near future and elect officers.
Mrs Margaret Ward, wife Of E. A. Ward
of 653 Franklin avenue, died yes>rday morn
ing of consumption, aged 80 years. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence. The services
viii be conducted by Rev. j. w. Wilson of
the First Congregational church and inter-
ment will be in Walnut Hill cemetery
Mrs Virginia l.. Beck of $50 Glen avenue
died suddenly from heart disease Sunday
morning at st. Paul, MINI, where she went
a week ago on a visit. The remaius VIII
arrive here Thursday morning at $40 CLOCK
over the Chicago & Northwestern railway
and will be taken direct to Fairview ceme-
terry, where services will be conducted by
Rev. G. f. Walk of st. Pauls Episcopal
church. Deceased was 56 years OF age
The case OF Sam Barnes, charged with be-
ing implicated in the burglary or Charies
Bishops residence, will come up IN ponce
court this morning The police claim 10
have secured additional evidence against
Barnes in the shape OF gun cover "plcn
was on the rife stolen from Bishops house.
This cover has been found at second mana
store in Omaha where Barnes Is SAID TO
have sold the gun The gun mas not peel
recovered as it was sold by the dealer.
The Insanity commissioners will meet
this morning to take action in the case OF
Mary Nelson, against whom an lntormatloh
charging her with being mentally heranSeu
has been filed by her brother, Chrls T. Mel @
son a farmer of Boomer township. me
young woman has been at the woman os 3
Ghrisfian Association hospital. She is 2S
Years of age and formerly resided with her
parents in Boomer township, but went ~ 10
live with her brother when they moved 10
Shelby county.
William Willett and Frank kenheiy, ar
rested on suspicion Of having robbed u. "a; "a;
Wyman's residence Sunday Afternoon VIII
have "A hearing this morning IN JuSItCe
Vien's court Wilett has been identllSu .ti Wy Wy
a young son of Mr. Wyman as the parry ie he
saw leaving the house shortly before Tue Tue
r"hherv was discovered Kennedy was ar
rested because found in Willetts COMPANY ,hilS
and on suspicion that he knew somethlhE
about the robbery. The watch ana IH"heS
stolen from the house have not been ie-
covered.