Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Hamilton's shoe store. AZ Broad Wy.
Davis sells glass.

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Mrs. T. A. Barker Is visiting in Red Oak.
Iowa Furniture & Carpet Co.. 407 B'way
Alderman Metcalf went to Tabor yesterday
on a business trip.
Mrs. Joel l.. Stewart is expected home from
Cincinnati this week.
G.. b. Jacquemin C Co., jewelers. and %
ticians. 27 South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Keeline are in Battle
Creek, Mich, for Mr.. Keellne's health.
DR.. r. 8. Thomas was out yesterday for the
FIRST time since attacked with the grip.
Fred NJ. Lcomis left last evening for Kan
sas City to attend a meeting of implement
dealers.
Fred Rohrs, a prominent republican or
Pleasant township, was In the city yesterday
on business.
Miss Ada Yule OF the Western Union Tel
egraph office. Omaha. was the guest sun
day OF the Misses Inman.
II. c.. Storrs OF Creston, assistant superin-
tendent OF the Western Iowa division OF the
Burlington, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Louise Butler Of Avenue B has re-
turned home from an extended visit with
friends and relatives In st. Paul, MINI.
w. G. Colgrove and Mabel Lyman, both OF
Omaha. were married In this city yesterday,
Justice Terrier performing the ceremony.
j. C. Bixby. heating and sanitary engineer.
Plans and specifications for heating. plump
ing and lighting. 2O2 Main. Council Bluns
Colonel G. G.. Saunders left Sunday night
for Rock Island, ILL.,, to attend a meeting OF
the auditing board Of the Modern Woodmen
Of America.
Frank Shinn, a prominent member OF the
Pottawattamie county bar from Carson, was
in the city yesterday on business connected
with the probate court.
County Auditor Innes and his deputies are
busy these days preparing and sending the
books and blanks for the use OF the assess
ors throughout the county.
They had not met for years. you have
chenged." she murmured. Eyes" said Al
gnrnon. 81 now send all my work to the
Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway.
Charles F. Chase. a former we'll known
newspaper man Of this city, is now publish
ing and editing the Industrial Advocate
q labor journal In Denver, Colo.
Arthur Palmer, charged with assault and
battery on a 13-year-old lad named Willie
Hirsch, was sentenced to three lays In the
county Jail yesterday by Justice Wen.
Miss Hattie Smith, one Of the nurses IN che
training school at the Woman's Christian as
sociation hospital. went to Richmond, Ky.
yesterday, where she has been called to at
tend a sick patient.
o. O.. Patrick. the we'll known attorney Of
Glenwood. who presided over the famous con.
vention that nominated Hon. Smith McPher
son for congress from the Ninth district, wal
In the city yesterday.
Judge J. r. Reed has gone to Tucson, Ar'z.
where he will preside over a session OF TN
court Of private land claims. This Is tbt
first time In three years that this court hai
been held In Tucson.
The Council Bluffs Republican club will
meet tonight in room No. 8. Everett block
Broadway entrance. The deal whereby m
club had expected to secure quarters In m
Masonic Temple building fell through an
the above room was rented instead.
The collection OF photographs In tn
~"rogues' gallery" at police headquarters !
growing daily. Yesterday Chief Bixby re
from the police departments OF Kansas City
Minneapolis and st. Paul. MINI.
The following new cases Of measles wer
reported yesterday to the Board Of Health
Paula Larsen. GIG Sixteenth avenue; Chris
tan and Soren Thomson. Hunter avenue
Lester and Louisa Steinkopf. 500 Washtngto
avenue. were reported to have the whoopin
cough.
Sheriff Morgan returned yesterday fror
Nebraska. where he had been looking u
matters in connection with a Shelby count
estate Of which he Is administrator. He wa
much Gratifed with his trip, as he recovere
on a number Of claims which had been re
turned to him as Of no account.
Justice Wen has applied to the city counc
for permission to place a sign on the side
walk in front of his office and the tudiciar
committee, to which 1t has been referred,
All uoubl ds W u a.,
request, the placing of such signs on IN
sidewalks being contrary TO the city ord
nances.
Mrs. A. L. Banks, a white woman with
negro husband. living at 1414 Broadwa.
complained to the police yesterday that jill
Davis. a well known negro. had attempte
TO disturb the peace Of her domicile and 81
wanted him arrested. She was advised
file an information and then a wnrrai
would be issued for Davis arrest.
Lea NJ. Hemmingson. the 3-year-old caugi
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Hemmingson, 20,
South Eleventh street, died yesterday morl
ing after being III with measles for thru
weeks. The funeral will be held this are
noon at 2 O'Clock from the famtly residenc
the services being conducted by Rev. M
Hansen. lnterment Will be IN FairVlew zen
etery.
City Clerk Phillips received a lie
per. who is spending the vii
ter at Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Casper writ
that the weather there is all that a touri
could wish for and that he is still wearil
his summer clothes. He did not menti'
anything about when he expected to retu
home.
OF the long list Of contracts awarded by Z
State Board Of Control for the furnishing
supplies to the Iowa School for the Deaf I
the quarter ending April /, 1899, but t,
Council Bluffs firms are In the list OF lucI
bidders. Groneweg & Schoentgen secur
the contract for groceries and j. Is. Atkl
that for drugs. Chicago and Des MON
Arms carried off the bulk OF the contracts
It Is said that among the building II
provement to be carried out in Coun
Bluffs this spring will be two large bri
business buildings to be erected by the kr
Brewing company Of Omaha. The compa
has acquired the title to property on I
corner OF Main street and Willow avenue a
Story street and as soon as spring opens "
begin the erection Of brick blocks at bC
places.
Deputy United States Marshal "Bi
Richards left last evening for Corning,
response to q telegram from Sheriff WILLS
Gibson. stating that the safe In the couI
auditors Office had been blown ,pen Sund
night and $3.50 stolen. Deputy Richards
Of the opin'oa that the same parties "
have burglar'zed SO many pos;ofices IN t
section Of the country during the last I
weeks are responsible for the robbery
Corning.
Some half a dozen bidders were pres
yesterday morning when County Treasu
Arnd put up for auction the delinqu
pieces of property which had been left o
from the annual tax sale last December. Z
bidders were there to buy and the list ~
pretty well cleaned up. leaving but very
pieces unsold. Most Of the remaining uns
delinquent property consists OF cheap
lots against which there are heavy spe.
taxes due, more than the property is wo
in fact. The sale was continued to M
day. February 10. when Treasurer Arnd
make another attempt to clean up
"scayenger" list.
At n recent session OF the city council