Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells gless.

Fine 4. 4. c.. beer. Neumayer's hotel.
welsbaeh burners at Blxby's. Tel. lS
beer. J.. Rosenfeldt. agent
DR.. w. A. Gcrvais, osteopath' IVA MeF'
Ram block. Council Bluffs.
Miss Lizzie Dcrr left last evening Tor a
visit with friends in Massillon' o.
Get your work Jone at ihe POPULAR hase
laundry, 72i Broadway. phone lo''
w. c. Estep. undertake.. % learI street
Telephones; Office, 81: residence 80
sheridan lump COAL $50; sG Sne g ) nut
coal. $500. Fenlon & Foley, sole dse"'S.
The place to have your framing done
Alexandcrs Art emporium. 1888 Broadway
II II. Meek of the American Express
company left last evening on a WISH W
Burlington, la.
W I stoneburner. superintendent OF
transportation OF the Omaha q 81 Lou''
road, was in the city yesterday'
ms renorted to the Board of Health yes
terday as suffering from whoopins cousn'
The ire department was Gaueu toS ePark
avenue, where a burning fuc was the only
trouble. ~ ..r
The only marriage license issued y sstt Sa
day was 10 c. r.. Bailey, aged 49, ana la
Justice .Icerrier OBLIGATED.
Judge Thornell was % have reeomvgdne "a
the term of strict court mere yesterday,
M teIeprHphcd that he could not come
To- Council Bluffs before today.
Rev. j. II. Bauernfeind, pastor OF me ne
man Evangelical church, went to h All
vcatrrdaV on a visit 20 relatives. he WIN
also hold q quarterly meeting there oNei
Sunday. o,n
eli RIuffa lodge, No. go. Ancient Order OF
United Workmen, are requested 10 nISet a,
the Masonic temple tins evening al wv
for drill.
A. c. Ellsworth took out a building per
init yesterday for the erection OF a on
story frame cottage at the corner OF fout,
teenth street and Seventeenth avenue 10
Mrs. simons, nee Miss Bertha Mueller OF
49, ....r-I,y tna rripI I'm New lOIk
Eitv TO DR., Kenneth w. Millican. Mrs
Simons recently secured a uINorVe ""
her former husband.
Charles McChesney has resigned ms pc
sition as bookkeeper for the Council BluHs
Gas and Electric company and Will go t[
shelton, Neb., where he VIII go ih'o 'n'
lumber business with his father.
Miss Laura Baldwin has been called I,
Asnen. Colo, by the serious Illness OF ne
brother Thomas c B, Ba'd dS The T heart. Mrs
Ament of Denver Is also with her prothei
Secretary Phillips of the Merchants am
Manufacturers association reports that al
the bills contracted for the entertainment
TO the visiting newspapermen Monday nav
been paid and that he has a balance OF .
cents on hand.
The police received word yesterday iron
Oakland, la, that Roy Clark the la-EeaI
old boy who had run away from ms Io,t
I'm Tekamah, Neb., was under arrest tnere
He was passing under the name of ,Ro
Roberts. His father, j. f.. Clark, mas pee
notified.
The receipts in the general fund at tn
Christian Home last week were $22O4'
being S2O.46 above the estimated needs 10 70
the current eNiettSSS oi ~ rocnivnd helm
sails below the needs of the week ana II !
IrtaStns si "a Se "
In the case of C. II. Hannah, receive
against the LAKE -nama" ia q m5otion /
pany; hanham EeS aeLinS tai "le :. H. Win,
Israel Lovett and y. r, Mayne pc eac
paid $40 for their services as apppaaSers > >,
ill., ,,,.ar ~ Of thn "a WlN 4. rnln1lnN. L
the propSItT d r AZ o oTT'tTh@ ne court
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary JaI
An Am DTnn r of t1N East at . b o!siock from %mi S
Francis Xavier = G6urchi, The services stb W. w
be conducted by KEY ha'ner .S ok VI com n,
tnterment VIII pc IN sae ,n n,iII Ieave ~
terry; Inc tuteral DrocGssfom Mai iS"rrch u
residence at S'"o o e'ocN . ~ vru'e
"A sealskin cape valued at go was st %r
j. ii. Miller. iO1 South Main street. ottic
Wilson recovered the garment vesterdt
r. Rro Gii1imSkf where sGe"p it had been s9oa sold DIOR for
The man who sold the cape answers, y
description of George Dewey a sneakthle
who was released from the aty JAN MO
day.
Rev. G.. w. Snyder, pastor of st. Johr
I1nglish, Lutheran church, and Rev. Ale
PRESBYTERIAN church, have been elect
president and secretary respectively of I
following committees have been appointe
Program. Rev. w. S. Barnes, Rev. S.
Perkins, Rev. j. II. Bauernfeind; on &
arrangement of services at Woman's Car
tian Association hospital, Rev. j. j. Ri,
Rev. w. S. Barnes, Rev. Henry DeLong.
The BARRIERS Protective association h
given IL out that no more cases will
commenced against the Sunday work.
BARRIERS until the legislature takes sol
action on the bill introduced . by Senat
nazleton of this city. Hi Jordan, one of
most active members of the ASSOCIATE
i'm pushing the prosecutions against
BARRIERS who KEGS heir slops open on ST
day. has disDosed of his business and
abbat WORKING BARRIERS expect they "
receive no Interference from him hen
forth.
ply in "a Wise Woman were the attr
llpu at lFf plltill llNA lllhhAs l' ~
was a uccldtuIN c.eNer ltlle SIKH, 1Nll,