Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-27
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Davis sells glass.
Fine a. b. c. beer, Neumayer's hotel.
welsbaCh burners at Blxby's. Tel. lJa
Budwe.ser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt. agent.
w. L. Mccoy returned yesterday from a
visit in Dcs Moines,
Mrs. j. b. Atkins Is home from a visit
with friends at Nicola.
DR.. w. A. Gervais. osteopath, 3h Mer'
Ram block. Council BLUFFS.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone 1871
w. c.. Estep. undertaken. % Pearl street
Telephones: Office. 81: residence, %.
Sheridan lump coal, $3.50; Sheridan nut
coal, 800. Fcnion & Foley. sole agents.
The place to have your framing done,
Alexander's Art emporium, 1913 Broadway
freeman Reed, clerk of the district court.
Is confined 10 his home with a severe at
tack of the grip.
Legion, will meet in Woodmen Of the World
hall this evening in regular session.
The district court petit jury, which was
summoned for next Monday, has been noti-
fed not to report until February b.
Winnie Teller, living at 9O7 South Sixth
street, was reported to the Board OF Health
yesterday as suffering from scarlet fever.
Peter Larsen is confined to his home on
Knenper street with "A dislocated shoulder,
the result Of being thrown from his wagon.
=. b. Sullivan has gone to Sidney, Neb,
to take charge of the commis5ary depart
mcnt of a large railroad contracting COM
pany.
County Attorney Kilpack has decided to
take no steps in the matter OF a reGtisitlon
for the divine healer James, until the
man Is under arrest.
Deputy County Auditor j. NJ. MATHEWS
returned Friday from Des Moines, where
he attended the annual meeting of the state
Association of County Auditors.
Frank Reader returned last evening from
Des Moines, where he underwent an ex-
animation before the state Board of Health
for a license as embalmer and undertaken.
- y Nkr1Dlurar ri AF chic rity ratttrnnH
Yesterday from st. Joseph, Mo, where at "A
meeting of the Midland Confectioners' assoc
citation he was elected treasurer of the or
ganiZatiOn.
j. M. Thomas, an old-time printer of this
city, Familiarity known as Jake but now
I'm fredericksburg, Pa, writes friends here
that he is very feeble and that he expects
to turn his last rule soon.
News has been received here of the death
in Alton, Ill, of Mrs. w. Gratian. sister OF
lie library in this city. Mrs. Daley was at
her sisters bedside at her death.
The Nebraska Telephone company is pre-
pairing TO extend its line to Quick, Ia, and
establish an office there. 1t has not vet
been decided whether the extension will be
made from this city or Underwood.
The police have been asked to look out
for and arrest a 13-year-old boy named A.
Roberts, who has run away from his home
in Tekamah, Neb. He was wearing overalls
and a mans overcoat when he decamped.
The teachers of the Madison Avenue
SCHOOL VIII tllNlt Tie parents anu a. plIS
of the school a reception this afternoon at
3 o'clock. 4 short literary and musical
program will be rendered, after which re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Mary e. Wise, wife of William Wise,
2O2S Seventh avenue, died last evening from
tuberculosis, aged 3S years. Besides her
husband her death bereaves two children,
a daughter, aged H. and a son, aged 10.
Notice of funeral will be given later.
George Phason, the young man who pur-
Joined a copper kettle from the residence Of
AIr- IL a arI foil tntn h
clutches of Detectives Weir and CLAIR while
trying to dispose of 1t as old junk, was
given a fifteen-day sentence in the county
jail.
Members of the local press have received
invitations from Captain Merry, in the
name of the passenger department of the
ner in Omaha Monday evening, to be given
by the road in honor of the visiting news
paper men, who will be its guests on its
first through train from Chicago.
Frank d. Leaper and Alice Williams. who
were recently acquitted in the district court
here on the charge of adultery, were mar
ried "A few days ago in Omaha. The trial
resulted in their acquittal and Immediately
afterward Leaper brought suit for divorce
from his wife, which was granted him at
the present term of court.
John j. Watts has received back the $50
he recently paid as fee for a brokers' Ii
cense under the war revenue law. With
the money returned was a letter from the
internal revenue collector stating that
Watts did not come within the provisions
of the law. Watts has been in the business
of discounting jury and witness warrants.
The High School Athletic association will
give a concert this evening in Odd Fellows
hall, the proceeds of which are to be de-
voted toward defraying the expenses of the
track meet here next May. The following
Gareissen, Mrs. W. w. sherman. c. S.
Steckelberg, and the Dudley Buck quartet.
A fire program has been arranged.
The new musical farce comedy, introduce
ing Williams and Walker, the Two Real
Coons," and their big company, will be seen
Sunday night at the Dohany theater.
Everything in the show is positively new
and original with Williams and Walker.
The comedy Is a vehicle in which "A lot of
good high-class specialties are introduced.
Special scenery and electric effects are n
big feature with this company.
The body of Thomas Coughlan. the young
man who died on a Burlington train be-
tween Omaha and this city Thursday even
ing, was taken Yesterday to his home in
Newton Upper Falls, Mass, by his friend,
the time of his death. Mr.. Coughlan was
returning to his home from Denver, where
he had been to seek relief from consump-
tion, but death overlook him on the jour
ney. He was 2S years of age.
.Rev. j. n. Lenker, d, D., professor of
English In the Danish Lutheran college and
theological seminary at Blair, Neb., will
deliver an address tomorrow evening at st.
Johns English Lutheran church on From
the Missouri to the Jordan DIR. Lenker
has been an extensive traveller through
Europe, northern Africa and the Holy Land
and has Il very interesting and pleasing.
learned. The lecture will be free.
Ritter Headley, one of the gang of lads
charged with breaking into "A house on
South Tenth street and stealing a quantity
OF expensive plumbing, had Ills preliminary
hearing before Justice Wen Friday. George
Palmer. one of the boys implicated, was
the principal witness for the state. The
court held that the charge of breaking and
entering was not proved, but bound Head
ley over 10 await the action of the grand
Jury ON the charge of malicious trespass.
In default Of bail in 1900 he was recon-
mitted to the county jail. Mike Smith,
another or the gang, will have his hearing
TO-DAY,
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel, CSC.