Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-24
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.


DR.. Bower, Globe bldg. Phone 4l3.
sherraden makes photos. $50 doz.
wesbach burners at Bixby's. Tel. lSa
Budweser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt agent.
Perry pictures. Alexanders, 1888 Bway.
DR.. Stephenson, Merriam blk, room 22l
Schmidt photos are guaranteed to please.
Mrs i. H. Miller leaves today for visit
with relatives in Texas
Removed, c. f. Alexander Co., Art EN-
porlum, to 1888 Broadway
c. u. Jacquemin & Co, jewelers. ana op-
ticians, q South Main street.
Miss Efle Ellis has returned from
weeks visit at st. Joseph, Mo.
Get your. work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 7A Broadway. Phone l5I.
W. c. Estep. undertaken 2S Pearl street.
Telephones: Office, 81; residence, 80.
Hog raisers, 100 pounds make you Sloo'
Lucas Neumayer, jr., left last evening for
o weeks visit with friends In Chicago
Ivanhoe commandery, No. ~ hnlshts st
Templar, will meet In regular cohNocatio"
this evening.
Sheridan coal makes large flame ana
clear fire, but no smoke or soot' reno"
& Foley, sole agents
Lily camp. No. /, Royal Neighbors OF
America, will meet In regular session th's
evening at 7;30 o'clock.
Ike Franklin and Julia Banks, both of
Ferr4er performing the ceremony.
Rev. George Edward Walk, rector of st
Paul's Episcopal church, went to Chieaso
County Treasurer Arnd and his ,r,,e,St clerks eM+
pect to commence work on the delinquent
tax list by the end of this week
p. S. McGlynn, editor and publisher o,
visiting friends, accompanied by his wire
Thomas Brown. bound oyer VT, with Mrs Mrs;
Garter for lewd conduct eh oh ine hond g ggesterday
and was released from the county jan.
Park City lodge No. 6o6, Independent Or
der of odd Fellows, will meet tonight when
shar will ha
Refreshments will be served at the ciose Vi
the meeting. r,z.
BAPTIST church, is attending the Baptist
state convention at Boone, Ia FROM ,c I,,e.t at
he Will aoS1 to Sa Ghfasq nsitnte to VISIT MS SUI
Manager Harrington has booked Garter
realistic drama, Under the Dome, .or lot
Thursday night at the pohany nin ottTacted theater
an audience that filled the house
The hearing on the application for writ r.
of habeas corpus In the case s 9b SerIa ond sadie m
Hardin, is set for this afternoon at i So
o'clock before Judge Smith of the district
court. w ..,
the performance of ",The Bohemian Girl
at the Trocadero tonight In a body Ihey es
will meet at 7:30 o'clock at the corner OF
Pearl and Broadway to take car TO
Omaha.
The nine barber cases in the superior peit,1
court were continued yesterday untll
Wednesday. The appeal case of Barber
70. Silyers is booked for hearing In the
district court before Judge Macy thiS
morning.
Colonel Virgil F.. David of the Union Vet
erans' union has composed a marGn III III
entitied e9hfE Gi The snS Military Girl It viii be
played by all the bands on the DAY Oh 'he
reception
phil A. Durr of oskaloosa was in the city
yesterday. He says that his town Is pre-
pairing to send a big, delegation to CounSil tSa
Bluffs on the day Of the reGepeiopb he 10 saYs .n
is now arranging for a special tram.
The funeral Of the late James nrn,nr w: at G
street The services will be conducted by
Rev. Alexander Litherland Of the Sec, Second nd
Presbyterian church and interment Will De
in the Boomer township cemetery.
George E. Waite and Miss Anne saunders rried IS
beth IF New YGrk G wers the
being performed by Rev. George Edward
walk rector of st. Paus EpitssoPdd. tnePPds churSn IN Ne
braska while the groom is travelling man
The case against ED Duffee, arrested esl sat,
urday night on the charge OF shopi,nie'n6 hp,na n6r
until this morning. Duffee denies attempt.
Ing to steal anything and claims that the d
teote tected by by John Beno was only sample he
was looking at. He has been working OF
the Fort Dodge Omaha railway grade.
Mrs. jackson of Salem, H., is 1the gues
of Rev and Mrs J. G. Lemen at the CHRIS
tian home. Mrs. Jacksons husband cap ah
civil war and spent eighteen months, IL II
Libby prison, He was blessed with an an idea aea
oders wife and her m TSars snS By th
position of postmstress in the Illinois stat
legislature, which she has held humoe
of terms.
Mrs Matilda T. Dunn. wife Of ,s Ste2heI st. one
Dunn, died at her home. ~ Ihirteenii
avenue, Yesterday afternoon from from ,'an typmoi
husband and eight children four daughter
and four sons the Youngest est pelnS bel SeS Sut to
morrow morning at o'clock from 81
Francis Xavier's church. me service y, &C
will be ted by by ,R Rey ths tathep cathas cen
etery.
Articles of Incorporation Of the IL Mace ace
honia Implement company So~der Weer '''TI The Yin in
es$Sy byS syysssT PSs 4Ss aapta "a Yaae stoe
is placed at $4,000 in 800 shares. The of of
GERS of the company are: Presideh'i ivooi W.
marisey: secretary and general manager, !
II. Mccready The place ,S,e of 6Hsness C0ntv WI
be Macedonia Pottawattame county, Thos ,
Sanders, died yesterday afternoon at n, n,
home, Park Entrance; of cons9mptihN 9
marriage to Mr.. Sanders one week ass ye
terday was Miss Anna Landon. was I,
many years one of the most valued teael
ago, owing to her illness, she wa, con
PEELED to resign her positon, ,i at the WA VAS
held this afternoon at 8 o'clock from Il
family residence. Rev. r. l.. Knox, rect
of Grace Episcopal church, Will condu
the services and burial will be in VAIN
Hill cemetery.
The fire department was called out twi
yesterday shortly after noon pile,
empty candy boxes at the rear of Hughe
hall, the basement of which Is used
a factory by the Woodward Candy cor
pany, got on fire. The prompt arrival
the department prevented what might ma ma
The boxes reached up to the second sto
windows. Boys making a bonfire caus
the blaze About 3 o'clock the departme
was called to Tenth avenue and Invent
eighth street, where a prairie hre n
been started, presumably by spark frc
a passing Union Pacific engine. 1t was G
tinguished without damage.
Howell's Anti "Kawf' cures coughs. colo
Scientific optician, Wollman 400 Br'dwa