Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.


Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Victor hot water heaters at Bxbys.
Judson pasturage, 929 9Th ave. Tel. ?4s.
Mayor Jennings has returned from his fish,
Ing trip to Mobiles lake
Mrs. Mather left last evening to visit
friends in Gaesburg, Ill.
Perry pictures for sale. C. Il. Alexander &
Co.. As South Main street.
c. b. Jacquemin e. Co., jewellers and OPP
tlcians. 27 South Main street.
r. o. Kingsland travelling auditor OF the
Quincy route, with headquarters at Quincy,
Is in the city.
Weather permitting. the Ganymede Wheel
club will picnic tomorrow afternoon at I'm
derwood grove.
James May, 1912 Third avenue. notified
the police yesterday that his 10-year-old
son, Frank, had run away from home.
n. p. Dodge took out a building permit
yesterday for the erection OF one and a
half story frame cottage and barn on his
property on Woodbury. avenue.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary Sullivan were
laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery OF this
city yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Sullivan
was former resident Of Council Bluffs,
but for several years past has lived in
South Omaha.
Rev. G. p. Fry, pastor of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Methodist church, announces that the
subject OF his sermon tomorrow evening
will be Gambling" being the second Of a
series OF discourses delivered under the aus
pices of the Epworth league.
Mrs. Bessie Haggerty filed two informa-
tons yesterday in Justice Viens court
against w. +. Sherratt, charging him with
assault and battery and asking that he be
compelled to give bonds to keep the peace
Sherratt gave bonds for his appearance next
Wednesday.
Thomas Mason died yesterday morning at
his residence, s14 Twenty first avenue, aged
65 years. Death was due to cancer, from
which he had been suffering for the last
two years. His death bereaves wife and
one grown-up son. Notice OF funeral VIII
be given later.
The firemen at No. engine house COM
planned to the police yesterday morning that
number Of campers had pre-empted the
city's property on West Broadway for graz
ing purposes and refused to vacate. OFF,
GERS were sent to the scene and the camp
ers were summarily "moved on
Miss Mary Innes died yesterday after
noon at the Woman's Christian Association
hospital after a long illness. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the family residence, 1O2 Fourth street.
Deceased was a sister of County Auditor
r. V. Innes and had been a confirmed in
valid for many years.
young man giving the name OF V. Pol
lack was arrested last evening on suspicion
of having stolen bicycle in his possess
sion. He attempted to sell the wheel at
a local pawnbrokers when the eagle eye
of Detective Weir fell on him. He claims
to have purchased the machine in Lincoln,
where he says his home is. He is being
held pending investigation.
Abner Graves of Dow City, formerly a
banker and now engaged in civil engineer
ing, has filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States district court.
Beyond a mortgage of 81, 900 on his home
Mt pptitioner jS nnahlp to give
list of his liabilities. His assets consist OF
real estate valued at $4,000 and personal
property claimed as exempt, amounting to
$3.50.
NJ. e. Larson, secretary of the Swedish
Lutheran church of Omaha, has wrltSen
Park Commissioner Arnd asking for per-
NIT for the children of tie Sunday school
t. picnic in Fairmount park Thursday next.
No such Permit is needed. but Mr.. hInd
wrote Secretary Larson that the park would
be at the disposal of the children and ex-
pressing the hope that the little ones would
have an enjoyable time.
w. r. Fox and william Smith, two SOL
ders in the regular army on their way from
San Francisco to the east, were arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge OF va
grancy. They were in company with 10
year-old girl Of this city named Nellie Mel
son, who was also taken into custody. The
girl has given her parents considerable
trouble and an effort will be made by them
to have her sent to the reform school.
Ole Rasmussen brought suit in the dis
trict court yesterday against the Eastern
Building and Loan association of Syracuse,
N. Y, to recover the value Of five shares
of 500 each. Rasmussen claims the shares
were to mature at the expiration of sew
enty-eight months which period has elapsed
but that the association has failed and
.efused to pay him the $780, He swore out
writ of attachment against the associa-
ions property in this city.
Jeff Green, one of the best known col
,red men in the city, complained to the
police yesterday that his wife, George, had
deserted him and left the city in company
With younger and handsomer negro. Ida
Davis, young mulatto who had been room
lus at the Green domicle, reft with Mrs
Green and according to Jeff's story, told to
the police she was accompanied by white
man. The party is said to have left over
the Rock Island for Chicago.