Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-04
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Sherraden makes photos $3.50 doz.
Welsbach burners at Bixbys. Tel lsa
Budweser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Perry pictures. Alexander's. 1893 b way.
Dr. Stephenson. Merriam blk, room 2zl.
j. j. Stewart is In Chicago on business
Schmidt photos are guaranteed to please
Removed c. e. Alexander & Co., Art EN-
porium, to 333 Broadway
White Rose Rebekah lodge will meet in
regular session this evening.
c. b. Jacquemin & Co., jewelers. and op-
ticians, q South Main street.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 74 broadway. Phone l57.
W. c. Estep, undertaken. 2S Pearl street
Telephones: Office. 81; residence. 3d.
Hog raisers, 100 pounds make you sloo
Moore's Stock Food Co.. Council Bluffs
Mrs. e. X. Turbitt Of Peoria M, is visit
Ing her son. George Il. Davis of this city.
Mrs. o. NJ. Brown returned yesterday
from visit with relatives in Kansas city.
Major Charles A, Howard of the South
Dakota volunteers Is In the city, the guest
Of c. r. Hannah.
The meeting OF the commercial committee
called for last night at the city hall failed
10 materialize for want of quorum.
NJ. a. Wolfe left last evening for Ellis,
kan, where he will enter the Railroad
Young Mems Christian association work.
Allan j. Kirby of the Eighteenth volun-
scer signal corps is the guest of his brother
in-aw, School Treasurer George f. Davis.
Mrs +. Stodmeister returned to her home
yesterday after undergoing an operation In
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There will be a special meeting this even
Ing of Excelsior lodge No. 259, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, for work in the third
degree.
the Pottawattamie county bar at Carson,
IS in the city visiting his brother. Court
Reporter b. o. Burlington.
Mrs. Sarah j. Fisk, wife of d. NJ Fisk,
died at her home. 1906 High street, yester-
day morning, aged % years. The remains
will be taken to Galena, ILL.,. for burial.
h. Ill. ,,,tl1 H. al, II
Monday and Tuesday of next week; Mon
day on account of the reception to the
Fifty-frst Iowa and Tuesday on account OF
election
Judge Aylesworth of the superior court
granted naturalization papers yesterday to
Jacob Peterson and Rasmus Nelson both
residents of Cutoff and former subjects OF
the king of Denmark.
Fire Chief Bates returned Thursday even
ing from San Francisco, where he went to
meet the F:fty-hrst Iowa. He was one Of
the first to board the transport when it
reached anchor in the bay.
Governor Shaw will leave this morning
afternoon. In the evening he Will speak at
Ida Grove, returning here Sunday to meet
the Fifty-first Iowa Monday.
Tho funeral of Nellie Eul!tt the 10-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Euitt OF
Silver City, was held yesterday afternoon
ment was In Walnut Hill cemetery.
The game of foot ball yesterday afternoon
nj the Driving park between a scratch team,
Of the High school and an eleyen composed %"
club resulted in victory for the latter by
score of II to o.
VIII Lister, manager of the se-Lis ter
company. in the city last evening. He
states that Edward Wack, formerly of this
city and now a member of MIR; Lister S
own company, is scoring a great hit, arts
tcally and socially.
The Burlington announces that the train
for Kansas CITY, which formerly left the
Union depot at 9:35 and the local depot a,
sA2, will leave as follows, commencing to.
morrow morning: Union depot at S:45 anG
the local depot al $50.
The case OF G. w. Stowe. the man charged
with obtaining money under false pretenses
by soliciting contributions to furnish the
Fifty-frst Iowa soldiers with coffee on the
morning of their arrival, was continued ir
police court yesterday until this morning.
All members of Abe Lincoln post, Grant
Army of the Republic. are requested to b.
rangements for participating In the recep
tion to the, Fifty-hrst Iowa, will be made I'D
All ex-soldiers of the Spanish and Philip
pine wars are also requested to attend at
o clock for a conference.
Hazel Verna,. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
l.. A. Young, Is South Eighth street, diet
yesterday morning of heart disease. aged 1
years and months. The funeral will b.
held. at o'clock this afternoon from tn
of the First Baptist church, will conduc
the services and burial will be in Fairviev
cemetery.
j. l.. Price will have a hearing this aft
ernoon before Justice Wien on two charge
Of the breach of the Sabbath. Attorne
James McCabe is the complaining witness
He charges Price with shooting squirrel
on his property near the park on two Sun
days in succession, October % and 29. Pric
will also have to answer to Il hree charge
in police court, two for shooting squirrel
and one for dischargng firearms With
the city limits.
James Mesner, carpenter, while TAX
ing down some storm doors at the Broad
way Methodist church yesterday afternoo
fell from ladder onto the stone steps an
received what may prove fatal inJur!e
uwing to his advanced age He was take
- his home on Pierce street in the patrc
wagon, but up to late hour last night ha
not regained consciousness. He is though
10 have suffered concussion of the brai
In addition to an injury to his spine.