Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs
Moores food kills worms and fattens.
Budwelser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt. agent.
Victor hot water heaters at Bixby's.
Estop, undertaken, 2s Pearl street.
C. b. Jaoauemin e. Co. jewellers and OPP
ticians. q South Main street.
There win be a special meeting Of Augusta
grove tomorrow afternoon at Woodman nail
Isaac Dickerson, vice president OF the de-
funct Cass County National bank OF Atiahuc
was in the city yesterday.
George Ridenour and Hannah r. Brenne-
man, both OF Omaha were married in this
city yesterday, Justice Wien ofciating.
Melvin Davis OF Davenport and Iona
Frazier of Missouri Valley were married
here yesterday, Justice Ferrier ofnciatlng'
Ole Rasmussen secured building permit
Yesterday for a two-story frame addition TO
his residence at us Mill street to cost $oOO.
prof. Thomas of the High school faculty
reft yesterday for Chicago where he VIII
take a postgraduate course In chemistry anu
physics.
Mrs NJ. L. Brainard of Chicago will de-
liver n lecture this evening under the aus
pices OF the Theosophical society on Tine
Resurrection Of the Christ
Mrs. Maria Egholm, wife OF Chris J. Egg
holm, died yesterday afternoon at her nome,
1000 South Tenth street, OF consumption
aged 81 years. She leaves husband and one
son.
The city Improvement committee OF the
Council Bluffs Woman's club Is circulating
petition among the business men OF the city
for Sunday closing. The petition so IA mas
been signed by many OF the Ieaulhs housce
in the city.
When Detective Weir arrived at Fremont
Friday he discovered that the man under
arrest there was not ID. b. Clark, wanted
here for the larceny OF 800 from James m
Kelly, but a brother, M. b. Clark. Inc
omccr returned Yesterday morning
Fred f. T. Rudiger and Mrs. Grace T.
Rich both of Omaha, were married in tGls
city yesterday. The ceremony was per
formed by Justice Wen. The groom Is a
we'll known employe IN the th once on,oha on tne
Cudahy Packing company in South Omaha'
l. r. McCandless filed original notice OF
suit Yesterday in the district court against
T. L. Ingersoll OF this city for damages IN
the sum OF 5000. McCandless alreges that
1ngersoll sold him on September u OF last
wear sheep that was diseased ana tnat the
disease contaminated other sheep.
Clerk OF the District Court Reed an
nounces that the Fourth OF July being quar-
tery pension day he will keep his once
omen from to 10 o'clock in the morning lor
the convenience Of persons drawing pensions
for the purpose of executing vouchers. nc
office will be closed promptly at lo ociock'
Alonzo Bigley, 10 years OF age, was ar
rested yesterday on an information nle1 10
Justice Vens court by Mrs. Mary Councn cl
with stealing a savings bank containing q
pennies. Alonzo will have hearing Mon1aA
morning. Meantime he has been released il
the custody of his father.
The case against A. G. Meade foreman o
the grading camp Of Flick & Johnson tn'
burlington contractors, charged with haVint
for use oleomargarine colored to initiate nnt
ter. came up for hearing before Justice fer
rier Yesterday. The matter was disposed o
as in the former cases by allowing the dG
fendant to put up cash BOND OF Sao' "hl''
will be forfeited.
C, NJ Trephagen and a party OF 1rleno
won't to Carson yesterday, where they CAV
an entertainment for the benefit of small
boy of that town who is afflicted with splna
trouble Those who participated were
Mr. Trephagen, Prof. A. s. Roe OF Omand
Messrs Searles, Woodward and McPhersoH
Mrs Cook of Omaha. Francis McMlllen hn
Margaret Stephan, the clever little amateu
artists and Prof. DEF Marti or Carson.
John Murray has been bound over TO Tn
grand Jury on the charge OF assaulting Al
bert Jensen with intent to commit sTea
bodily harm. Both men work on the III
nois Central grade and became involved IN
DISPUTE as to the ownership OF snoVel
Murray struck Jensen on the head Win IN
shovel inhicting fearful wound. IL is p'
rieyed that Jensen will lose the sight OF on
eve Murray in default of bail Is langu1shin
IN the county Jail, while the victim OF his al
sanlt is being attended to at the Woman
Christian Association hospital.