Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-12
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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Hamilton's shoe store. 412 Broad ~.
Davis sells glass.

Davis sells glass. |
stockert Carpet Co.. 2O5-207 Bwy.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
Iowa Furniture & Carpet Co., 4O7 way.
Deputy Sheriff Long Of Avoca was In the
city yesterday.
C.. b. Jacquemin & Co., jewelers. and op-
ticians. q South Main street.
j. II. Cole and wife OF Thurman, Ia, were
IN the city yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. T.. C. Smith has been called to Ma
pleton. Ia, by the serious illness OF her hus-
bands father.
There will be services next Sunday at the
Bethany Baptist church, corner OF High
street and Sixteenth avenue.
Mrs. William Henon and son Clarence left
yesterday morning on a months visit with
friends and relatives in Elliott, la.
John Sullivan. the Broadway grocer, is
nursing a couple Of broken ribs as the re-
suit Of a fall on the icy sidewaik
J. Bixby, heating and sanitary engineer.
Plans and specifications for heating, plump
ing and lighting. 2O2 Main. Council Biuna
Mrs. William Moore and Miss Nellie Moore
have postponed their trip to Chicago and
Canada, owing to the serious Illness OF Mr..
Moore.
There will be a special meeting tonight OF
Council Bluffs lodge, No. 606, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, for installation OF
officers.
w. F.. Holman, a mail clerk on the Wabash
who makes Council Bluffs his home, has re-
ceived word of the death OF bis brother In
St. Louis.
Louis H.. Highsmith and Miss Cora A.:
Mikesell, both Of this city, were married
yesterday afternoon, Justice Wen performs
ing the ceremony.
They had not met for years. you have
cheuged," she murmured. YES" said Al
Cr.non, ~ now send all my work to the
Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway.
The members OF Hazel camp, Modern
----.- 80 thtn niA will q
tend the tri-city union reception, to be neld
by Beach camp. Omaha, tomorrow evening.
The case against Charles Stephenson,
charged with obtaining a loan OF $2o from
Clark e. Co. by fraud, was continued In
Justice Terriers court yesterday until Mon
day next.
Mrs. Ned Mitchell is the guest Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. C. Mitchell on MINISTER street. Mrs.
Mitchell and her little daughter were In the
wreck at Sunol on the Union PACING last
Monday, but both escaped without injury.
w. A.. Fritz of Audubon was brought be-
fore United States Commissioner George r.
Wright yesterday on the charge OF boot.
logging. He was bound over to the federal
grand jury and gave bail In the sum OF $20O.
There will be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. oursler at Morningside this even
ing a Silver offering" social for the purpose
of aiding in furnishing the new Second Pres
byterian church, now nearing complexion, on
East Pierce street.
Mrs. ]. S. Williams, 1900 Avenue F, re-
reiycd word Yesterday from her husband,
now in Illiuois, announcing the death Of his
father at the age Of "a years. Mr.. Williams
left for Illinois three weeks ago to take care
Of his father during his last illness.
George Howard Citizens, the infant son Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Citizens of Boomer township
died yesterday morning of influenza, aged
months. The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at II o'clock from the family res
tdence and interment will be in Green's Gem
etery.
All old soldiers, their families and theil
friends, are invited to be present at the opel
meeting tonight Of Encampment No. 8, Uniol
Veteran Legion, when the officers for the en-
suing year will be Installed. Following tn
installation a program OF vocal ana ,nsera
mental music, interspersed with snort al
dresses, will be given.
The following new cases Of measles wer'
reported yesterday to the Board OF Health
Naomi Simmons, 1908 Avenue c; Mari
Goulden. 11o4 Eighteenth avenue; Mrs
Petersen child. 1914 Eighth avenue; Franz
Williams 20 South Eighth street; Porte
baby, 2023 Avenue d..
A tramp, who when asked his lame a
the city Jail stated he wished to be desig
mated as "Oliver Twist" was arrested yes
terday for purloining an overcoat from {
Riley's photograph gallery. AS he refuse
to give any other name he was booked a
'John Doe aud will have a hearing befor
Judge Aylesworth this morning. The Goa
was found in his possession.
Mrs. Martha Currie, the wife Of Willial
Currie Of Crescent township, died ~yesterda
morning after an illness of two weeks
heart failure, aged So years. The funer'
will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock frol
the Latter Day Saints church in Crescer
City, Rev. d. r. Chambers conducting tn
services. Interment will be in Crescent Cit
cemetery. A husband and seven chlldre
survive her.
The financial report Of the Christian hon
shows that the institution continues to ca
Joy an era of prosperity. The receipts
hhe general fund last week amounted
$500. 81, being $300.97 above the estimate
needs for the curre0t expenses OF the weel
The receipts in the managers fund wei
$65. 80, being 1903 above the needs Of Il
week and decreasing the deficiency In tn
fund to date to S17S.24.
Mrs. Jane Richardson. wife Of James
Richardson, 923 Avenue c, died yesterday
Inflammation Of the bowels, aged So year
The funeral will be held tomorrow afte
noon at 2 o'clock from the family residenc
Rev. w. s. Barnes, pastor Of the First Pre-
byterian church, OF which Mrs. Richards,
was a member. will conduct the service
Interment will be in Fairview cemetery. d
ceased had been a resident of Council Blu
since 1882.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
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