Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-10
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.
Moore's food kills worms and fattenA


Moore's food kills worms and fattenA
Budweiser beer. L. Rosenfeldt, agent
Victor hot water heaters at Bxbys.
Judson. Pasturage 920 9Th avenue. Tel. S4s.
iowa Furniture a. Carpet Co., 4O7 B'way.
Jensen & Mortensen. 381 Bway give stars
Pictures and frames, c. r. Alexander & Co.
schmidts fine photos guaranteed to prease'
C.. p. Jacqueuin G. Co, jewelers. and op-
ticians. u South Main street
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry 724 Broadway. phone LOT.
Mrs. Carter OF South First street left last
evening on a visit to her daughter In Blue
Mound, Ill.
Island No. 10, Command No. Ia, Union Vet
erans. will meet tonight IN Grand Army
of the Republic hall
The regular monthly meeting ofthe Mer-
chants aud Manufacturers association VIII
be held tomorrow evening In the city coun-
ell chamber.
There will be a meeting this evening oil
the executive committee OF the dramatic
order of knights of Khorasan in the oihce oil
Stone & FINLEY.
patrolman Ed Smith has been de,a-. .d
as health officer and Is busily engaged HerL-
ing notices upon householders to clean their
yards and alleys.
The regular monthly meeting of the Mer-
mans Christian Temperance union VIII be
held this afternoon at o'clock at the nome
of Mrs. II. A. Ballenger, 721 Willow
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
English Lutheran church viii meet tomor-
row afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Marie Nelson. corner of Avenue and
Tenth street
County Superintendent Sawyer has fixed
the date for holding the Pottawattamie
county institute. 1t will open in Council
Bruffs on June 26 and the second session
at Avoca July 10.
The following building permits were is
sued yesterday NJ. j. Bellinger, 6lS Broad
way. one-story veneered brick Office, to cost
500; Mrs. w. Boesche, addition to residence,
517 Washington avenue, to cost $500.
Pat Ryan, farmer living just outside
the city limits reported TO the ponce yes
terday that while his wagon was standing
near the City Mir1s, a sneak thief got away
with his oyercoat and pair OF puckskln
gloves.
Arthur Mottaz, Charles Egbert. Jim Ian
don and Charles Loeffel, the four young
men arrested Sunday night for trespassing
in the Dohany theater, were released yes
terday morning, the management OF the
opera house declined to prosecute.
The police were kept busy yesterday
gathering in all the hoboes and suspicious
characters that hocked into the city in ad-
vance of the circus billed to show here to-
day. BY midnight there were over thirty
"vagrants' behind the bars.
August Werneth. living three miles out
side the city, complained to the police yes
terday that Sam Cornell had during Mon
day night taken away Jersay COW on which
there was about an $S pasture bill. Wer-
meth was holding the COW for the money.
The residence of r. Toller at 1928 Tenth
avenue was visited by burglars some time
during Monday night. Entrance was effected
by cutting a slat on a window blind and then
opening the window. The thieves managed
to extract a gold watch and some small
change from Mr.. Tolers clothes.
Three cases of measles and one of whoop-
ing cough were reported to the Board OF
Health yesterday. They are; Measles
George ID. Bradley, northwest corner Sew
enth and Milf streets; Norris and Fred AS
pinwall 1872 Benton street; whooping cough
Norma Peterson, 421 North Seventh street.
The county treasurer yesterday made the
spring turn over of school moneys and re-
mitted to the different districts their shares
The total amount distributed by Treasurer
Arnd was $97 415.42. OF this Council Bluffs
received $40,09S.97, made up as follows
School house fund, $3,412.06; teachers fund
$23, 720.43; contingent fund, $799S.SS; appor-
tionment, $4,9676O.
Ex-sheriff John T. Hazen of Avoca was
in the city yesterday. He has just received
news of the birth of son to his daughter
Mrs. Irving of New Haven, Conn, where
Mrs. Hazen is now visiting Mr.. Hazer
says that the recent tornado at Avoca anc
Oakland was even worse than reported. He
himself suffered considerable loss by damage
to his sheds and fences.
Sadie and Eliza Stubs, the two daughters
OF Bill Stubbs, the horse trader, who rar
away from their parents at Onawa few
days ago, were locked up last night on the
charge of vagrancy. The girls, one of whom
is only 10 years of age ana the other not
much over 16, were found by the police
with number of men in the Rock island
yards. Chief Bixby Will endeavor to have
the youngest sent TO the reform school anc
u home found for the elder one.
The funeral of the late Edwin w. DEM
will be held this afternoon at 230 O'Clock
from the family residence, S25 Seventh
avenue. The services will be conducted by
Rev. George Edward Walk rector of st
Paul's Episcopal church. Interment will be
in Fairvew cemetery. His sisters, Mrs
Anna Collingswood and Mrs. Mary Lawrence
OF Chicago and Mrs Fanny TrauX of Phil
adelphia, have arrived here to attend the
funeral.
A. H. Hansen, general passenger agent o.
the Illinois Central Railway, was in the city
yesterday looking for location for ticke
office. His road has secured an option OF
one of the offices in the Grand hotel block
but the road would prefer to secure a larger
room If possible Mr.. Hansen looked at The
building in the Everett block, next TO tn,
alley on Pearl street, which has recently
been reiitted and remodeled. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Hansen's visit was productiv,
of nothing definite.