Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Dr. Bower Globe bldg. Phone 4l3
schmidt photos guaranteed to please.
Welsbach burners at BiXby's. Tel 1873.
Budweiser beer l.. Rosenfeldt. agent.
Perry pictures Alexanders, 1888 B-way. |
DR.. Stephenson. Merriam blk. room 22l'
Sheriff Wiley of West Liberty, Ia, was
In the city yesterday.
Removed, G. IL. Alexander & Co., Art EN-
porium, TO 3S3 Broadway
Miss Alice Hesse of Beatrice, Neb is In
the city visiting relatives.
G. B. Jacquem1n & Co, jewelers. and op-
tcians, q South Main street,
.. Mrs. r. II. Grady and children are vis-
iting relatives in Iowa city.
Mrs A. B. Pouder has returned from a
visit with relatives in Chicago.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 72i Broadway. Phone l5I.
W. G. Estep, undertaken 2S Pearl street.
telephones Office. 81; residence. 50.
&-Sorc's Stock Food Co. Council Bluffs.
Born, TO- Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tilson
of South Twenty-third street a daughter
Jay Cook Howard of Duluth, Minnl;. IS
the guest of j. w. Barrett l2O9 Hlgh
The trustees of the public library will
hold their regular monthly meeting this
afternoon.
Mrs. c; NJ; Dodge, wife Of General Dodge,
her home, Hillside"
Mrs. o. NJ. Brown returned Saturday
friends in Kansas City.
Why don't you put your orders ,a In for
Foley 81 So. Main street.
H. p. Pierce Of Cedar Falls a prominent
f1,r business man of that city, was in Council
John Grady express messenger on the
"Irish Mail left Saturday to spend his
vacation with friends in Davenport, Ia
Rev. W. S. Barnes, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, has been called to
Pennsylvania by the illness of his wife.
Star Jupiter lodge win meet Wednesday
evening in Woedrnan of the World hall,
present
The Board of County Supervisors will
pose of the business left over from the
regular September meeting.
Invitations have been issued for mu-
STeg Rreanu@ hSll S sysH by MeSdames Enes G. WSds
worth and Howard W. Tilton.
Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army of the
Republic, will meet Friday night this week
instead of Saturday, owing to the nan pe-
ing rented for the latter date.
Dr. A. II. Carter of South First street
was called to Sioux City yesterday by the
serious illness, of his brother, Dr. Wal
lace Carter, who Is suffering from typhold
fever.
All republicans are invited to attend the
meeting of the Council Bluffs Re RePu9ncan ntreat
Hon. Spencer Smith and other prominent
speakers will deliver addresses.
All members of IIawkeye lodge No. 1Si,
Independent order of odd Fellows, de-
gree staff, are requested to meet at the
temple tomorrow evening at Z o'clock
degrees.
Frank P Hayes, who was injured by the the
at c. o. D. Browns store about a week week
ago is getting on nicely at ST.; ST Bernard ta innis
hospital and expects TO be able TO leaNe
there in few days
Walter McCintock Of the Tabor Beacon
while in the city Saturday taking IN 1he
town were making preparations to send
a large delegation here on the day Of the
return of the Fifty-frst Iowa.
of Williams.
man killed on the Milwaukee railway Sat
urday morning will be held this after992r no 81
liam A. Spera, 1i3 Avenue b, at 2 o'clock
The services will be CONDUCTED |, by Re Rey
Richard Venting, pastor of the First Zap,
tist church, and burial will be in Walnut
Hill cemetery.
was killed by falling under the wheel:
of a Northwestern gravel train few
days ago, was held yesterday eGa mqrntns RIrin
was in Fairview cemetery. Nothing ha'
been heard from relatives which McKennS
Pn9 the to ReHs in of tRe
were borne by the railway company
A number of the defendants in the pol
perioT per- Eco court by Collector Atwood hav
formed a pool to fight the suits. The de
the notice served by the collector wa
not in accordance with the decisions of tn
lowed for the person served to appea
to work out the, tax, In other cases !
Ice of the notices was insufficient, bein
served on the wife of the party subjec
to the tax instead of the man himself,
The second trial of the damage suit o
Henry Geesen against James Saguin ha
been specially assigned for this afternoo
in the district court before Judge Macy
At the former trial Geesen secured a Yer
diet of $1,10O. on motion of the defend
ant Judge Greene before whom the cas-
was tried. ordered the verdict set asid
unless Geesen decided to accept $500. Thi
Geesen agreed to do, but later the yeI
diet was set aside by Judge Green on fur
ther motion of the defendant, who elaine
to have discovered new evidence; Geese
was injured while working for Saguin 1