Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-30
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

moore s 1000 kits worms ana lattens'
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Victor hot water heaters at Bixby's.
Estep, undertaken 2S Pearl street.
oval frames at c. e. Alexander & Co.'S.
Mrs. E. p. johnson is visiting at Manches-
ter, Ia.
.. b. Jacquemin g. Co, jewellers and OPP
ticians, % South Main street.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone 157.
Mrs. Il. c. Lainson and children returned
yesterday from a visit to friends in Weep
ing Water, Neb.
Charles T. Stewart returned yesterday
from Kearney, Neb where he had been
visiting his ranch
James Burns, n prominent farmer of
Washington township was in the city yes
terday visiting friends.
Charles White, jailer at the police station,
returned to duty yesterday after week &
absence through sickness.
The old signs of the Port Arthur Route
were removed yesterday from the windows
of the quincy route city ticket Office on
Pearl street.
At the residence OF Mrs Frank True this
afternoon between the hours of and 3
Miss Ola Cook will give the first OF series
of art lat home"
Il. w. Nash took out building permit yes
terday for the improvements now under way
calls for an expenditure Of $4,000
c. 3. Massey and Daisy Miller both of
Wilber, Neb., were married in this city yes
terday afternoon, Rev. w. s. Barnes, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church. ofhciat-
ing
l.. Harris received a telegram yesterday
from Jerusalem, announcing the death OF
his father who was so years of age. The
cablegram was the first ever received in this
city from Jerusalem.
Charles Trephagen is getting together a
company for an amateur performance to be
given in Carson for the benefit of crippled
boy who has been taken under the care
OF the women of that town and vicinity.
Mrs. c. Ryan has appealed to the dis
trct court from the action Of the Board
OF County Supervisors establishing road
as petitioned for by NJ. Hough and others.
Mrs Ryan was awarded damages in the
sum OF $40.
The Omaha G. st. Louis Railway company
will appeal from the verdict in the dis
trct court in which Knude Jensen was
given $1,000 for personal injuries The rail-
way fled a supersedeas bond yesterday In
the sum of $4,000.
E. C. Munger, county attorney Of Lancas-
ter county, and Detective Malone OF Lin
coin, were in the city yesterday looking
up evidence against Frazier, the man ar
rested here some few months ago and
turned over to the Nebraska authorities on
charge of burglary.
An agent of an independent telephone COM
pany has been in Council Bluffs several
days this week looking the ground over.
1t is understood that the company is hgur-
ing on putting in plant in this city, Omaha
and South Omaha in opposition to the Ne
braska Telephone company.
A number of electricians telegraph oper-
ators and linemen are making an effort TO
form an Iowa National Guard signal corps
detachment in this city. meeting VIII
4. t. In nhnG n n
o'clock. at which all who are interested in
such an organization are invited to at
tend.
The horse and buggy stolen from Law
renee Hoist the Scott street iiVeryman,
Tuesday evening" were recovered at Oakland
yesterday. The thief attempted to sell the
rig to a farmer for $35, but grew suspicious
when the farmer insisted on going into
town to get the money and leaving the horse
and buggy with the farmer, left for parts
unknown.
The police have been asked to locate Alma
Grow. the 15-year-o daughter OF F. F..
Grow, whose home is at 1915 North Twenty
seventh street, South Omaha. She left
home June q and is supposed to have been
in company with young man named Piper'
1t has been learned that she was in this
city Wednesday, but her present whereabouts
are not known.
CITY Solicitor Wadsworth served notice on
the Board of County Supervisors and County
Auditor Innes that the local Board OF Re-
view. which is the city council, would ap-
neal from the action of the Board of Super
yisors in raising the assessment of real
estate in Council Bluffs % per cent over
the valuation returned by City Assessor
Hardin and certified to by the local board.
The judgment entry in the case of the
Grand Island Canning company against tne
Council Bluffs Canning company, ID. W.
Archer, Samuel Haas and George keeline
has been received from Judge Wooson by
the clerk of the United States circuit court
Judgment is given in accordance with the
decision of the court of appeals for the
nIaintirf In the sum of Sc, 900 with interest,
which brings the totar to $3.50. In this suit
The plaintiff company recovered Judgment
for the rent of a canning plant In Grand
Island up to 1s95 new suit was prougnt
racent,y in the United States circuit court
here for s4,4OO additional rent for 1896 ana
1897