Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.


welsbach burners at Bixbys. Tel. 1sS
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent
DR. Stephenson. Merriam blk. room zzl.
Pictures and frames, Aexander's, 333 BY.
Schmidt photos are guaranteed to please
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Parsons a
ION
Miss Minnie Pfeiffcr left last evening for
Chicago
Miss Agnes Allen Of Avenue L Is reported
TO be seriously III.
Mr. and Mrs. L.. Hammer have gone TO
Ada, o., on visit.
c. B. Jacauemn e. Co., jewelers. and op-
ticians, q South Main street.
city Engineer Etnyre has reappointeu
Mahlon Brown as his assistant.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 broadway. Phone l5''
w. c. Estep. undertaken, 2s Pearl street.
Telephones: Office 81; residence, ~.
Mrs r. T.. Livingstone of Sioux city Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hale Hutchins.
Sheridan coal makes a large flame ana
clear fire, but no smoke, SCOT nor chnkers
Fenlon e. Foley sole agents.
Miss Ada Murray, who has been visiting
friends at st. Francis acade my. has re-
turned to her home in Little Sioux,
Mr. and Mrs. Edmundson are home from
pleasure TRIP TRIP to 0oInt 1le i0f I0 The eSI' sonth
Wesley Adkins. years old, of 21 Tenth
avenue, was reported to the hoard oil
Health as suffering from diphtheria
Mrs Charles Bonney and Miss Eide
Cooper of Little Sioux are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Seventh street.
Mrs George Edward Walk, wife of the
rector of ST Paul's Episcopal church, VIII
leave this morning for Kansas City on
visit TO friends.
The 4-year-old daughter of William G.
Cheyne, deputy clerk OF the district court, e.ir
fell off the porch and suffered a fracture
of her right forearm
Mrs. Frank Poast, living at 2i20 Fourth
avenue was badly burned about the face, face
gasoline into boiling water for washing.
The regimental band of the Fffty-frst
Iowa volunteers is making arrangements
certs IN the cities and towns which fur
nished companies to the regiment.
Rev. NJ. 7, schiffmacher of St. Patrick,s
calling on friends. He will leave the latter
part Of this month for Bonnetable, France.
and other points in Europe for visit OF
Rev. j. w. Wilson has extended an invi-
tation to the members of Company l.,
Fifty-trst Iowa, to attend IN pody a
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday afternoon,
commencing at o'clock.
j. II. Shields was arrested last night for
he shot off q revolver on South Main street
ing. '"' jan '''e ~
Every member OF, the, Sanitary. Relief
meeting meeting: called FOR this afternoon at
o'clock at the office of DR.. Mary Tinley;
event ,"at,eas as the % %crowning feature Of the so
ciety's work, will come up for discussion.
John Mithen and Miss Anna Mccarthy.
last al iManitou, Colo The groom Is
clerk in the Northwestern freight office and
his bride has lived many man yea years & IN ooThe,i TheH
will remain al Manitou until January ].
The executive committee on the reception
to the Fifty-first Iowa volunteers VIII VII meet e,t
standing bills and reports of subcommittees
must be presented to receive Consideration.
be present as 1t is desired to close up the
business of the organization as far as pos
sible at this meeting
appeared in this city. He comes along with
g brightly polished and new ssr version 6doh OF MS
which will be given at Dohanys tomorrow
evening, The supporting company contains rs
most acceptable manner.
A man claiming. to be Bogardpu;s, gp;, the the
ing a street exhibition last evening at Main
street and Broadway. became involved In
tempted to pull Bogardus off his wagon and
struck him. He was arres ted by the police.
to6 ed beore Justice Wen cagns him
with assaulting Bethers. He gave bonds for
his appearance in court this morning.
Mrs. Mary Carlson, mother of Hermann
Smith, the young man killed on the. Fort
Dodge & Omaha railway about week ago
at Logan, has arrived here from Rockford,
Ill She identified the body of Smith as
that of her SON., She said her son was at
homo three weeks prior to his death and
that when he left he said he was going to
work on tho Illinois Central, but did not
state where He was only 20 years of age.
She returned to Rockford last night, taking
the remains with her
Night Police Sergeant Gus Bergman was
given an indefinite lay-off Thursday. night
by Chief Bixby for being, az the chief al
leges, intoxicated while on duty one night
about a week ago. Bergman stouty denies
the accusation and has demanded an in
vestigaton. He and his friends claim that
the chiefs action Is the result of spite work
and emanates from desire TO get even
with Bergman over some political differ
ences. This Chief BiXby in turn denies.
Mayor Jennings has. acceded to Bergman's
demand for inquiry and ii Will be held
before the committee on police and health.
Mayor Jennings says the chief went fur
Indefinitely, as he ordered him laid 9ff for
ten days only. Bergman says there will be
n rafting of dry bones when he goes before
the committee.