Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR

Yam hlONk, NolUtl blNiA9'
The place to have your framing Done
AleNaudcr's Art emporium.
Get your work done at the popular Easie
laundry, I2i Broadway. Phone 49,
W. G. Estep. undertaken. % PeaIl street
TeIephoncs: Office. ": residence. 30.
Miss officer has returned from ChicaGo,
where she attended the opera during inc
holidays. ,t,
Ia. are guests at the home OF county NJ
cordcr Il. Il. Smith.
l. ]. Hughes Of the Milwaukee force ma
been called to lei Paso, Tex, by the seri'
Gus Illness Of his brother
rho Enthusiastic club will meet TINS
artornoon at . o'clock at the home OF MIS-
Hollenbcck. $50 Avenue r.
sheridan coal makes a large flame and
clear fire but no smoke, SCOT u ''A'
Fenlon & Foley. sole agents.
star .Jupiter lodge. No. &C., will meet IN
regular session this evening, ,,when oHI
GERS for the ensuing year VIII ne III
stalled. hoe
Mrs Bertha Mueller-Simons, VINO mas
been the guest of Mrs. j; Q. Jones Oh in
lcy's Glen, has returned TO her ho"' q"
California.
Tbomas Maloney was yesterday ap-
nninted bv Judge Thornell guardian OF tne
icutzinger minors, to succeed the ia'e W.
L. Sicdentopt.
Ferdinand Saar and Hulda Peterson,
both of this city, were married YESTERDAY
afternoon, the eremon being performed ny
Justice Terrier.
The cases of the four BARRIERS against
whom Gus Lots filed informatlons ios
keeping open last Sunday were continueu
yesterday until Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. H.. Campbell have
gone to Florida to spend the Wiz in New
their way south they will stop In ne"
Orleans for a short visit.
The old frame building on Pierce street,
known as the Hood laundry, which was
condemned by the city council some uHe
ago is being pulled down.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
English Lutheran church VIII meet To-
morrow afternoon at the residence OF MIS-
]. Lieb, l27 South First street.
All companions are requested to attend a
special convocation of Star chapter, NO.
Il. Royal Arch Masons, this evening LOT
work in the past masters degree.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Meader and son, who were
called here by the death of Mrs. Meaders
mother. Mrs. A.. ]. Stephenson, left yester-
day for their home in Goshen, Ind,
The printing shop of Pryor & Son IN
the Sapp block was closed yesterday by
creditors. The main creditors are G. w.
Lipe, II. w. Binder and the water works
company.
The Council Bluffs Trades and Labor as
sembly has again passed resolutions en-
dorsing the action of the BARRIERS Protec-
tive association in attempting to enforce
SUNDAY closing.
James Henry, an employe of the new mo-
tor company, seriously injured his foot last
night by stumbling against a gas or water
stop box that prOtruded over the sidewalk
ht BROADWAY ana leHln Slictl'
The city council will meet tonight in ad-
journed session, but owing to the injunc-
lion proceedings brought by Erwin Dryer
no action is likely to be taken in the mat
ter of the electric lighting cotract.
Former County Superintendent of Schools
Prof. II. w. Sawyer has accepted the po-
Eition of state organizer for Iowa ana
other western states for the Order of Mel
chizedek and will remain in Council Bluffs.
Ed Spares, the negro arrested for steal
ing three pairs of shoes from Peterson's
shop on South Main street Tuesday even
ing, entered a plea of guilty in police
until today.
There will be a regular meeting of Pot
tawattamie tribe, No. q, Improved Order of
Red Men, this evening at Grand Army of
the Republic hall. The Past Sachems' as
ISOLATION will hold IA meeting at the same
place at 1880 o'clock.
All members are requested to be present
tonight at the regular meeting of Shadu-
khan temple, No. 81, Order of
knights of Khorassan, when officers for
the ensuing year will be installed and other
important business will come up for action.
f. *. Campbell, a prominent Elk of Den
yer, was In the city yesterday and at
tended the meeting last night of the local
lodge. Mr.. Campbell is well known in the
order as owning some of the finest speci-
g mems, mounted and unmounted, of Elk
teeth in the country.
Joseph Downer is being held at the po-
lice station on suspicion of being the per-
son who embezzled four overcoats from
The Coos hotel in Omaha last week. One
Of the oyercoats, belonging to the pro
prietor of the house. was recovered in
Friedman's pawnshop in this city.
The remains of Steve Murphy, killed or
he Fort Dodge & Omaha road, are being
held at the undertaker's with the possible
hopes of hearing from some of his rela-
lives. From an address found in a mem
prandum book among his effects 1t Is
;hSHght M he wa" Tb 5Srm nSgrss a resident redas .s Of W1I.
ply, " Harvard street, Waltham, Mass"
Richard s. Hooten, living ut Avenue II
md Tenth street, was brought before the
commissioners on insanity last evening, a
his actions gave mis- relatives reason t.
believe that he was mentally deranged
AS his insanity appears to he OF a very
nitted to st. Bernard's hospital temporarily
Tor observation.
John Casey, the alleged wife beater, haC
n hearing in police court yesterday on {
charge of disturbing the peace, his wifi
having refused to prosecute him for as
Eaulting her. The court decided the evi
dence was sufficient to warrant him civ
Ing Casey the limit and he fined him So
and costs. a young son of the prisone
ran away from home Tuesday with tn
Golf boy.
Helma, the 15-year-old daughter of MI
and Mrs. Sven Nelson, died early yesterda,
morning at the family home near Pigeol
postotfice from brain trouble, after a sick
ness of only 1--WE days. The funeral vii
be held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the residence and burial will be In tn
Lutheran cemetery In Boomer township
The services will be conducted by Rev. |
Math!asen.
Charles O'Neill, the Imogene DAD ma.
who was found last Thursday I'm an IN
conscious condition at the Burlington
freight depot, is stiIl at the Woman's Chri
tian association hospital. lie is recover
Ing from the wound received I'm the head
but will not be able To leave the hospita
for several days yet. So far the polio
have been unable to learn anything tina
would support the supposition that IN
man was the victim of foul play,
Among the implement men attend
Ing the convention in Omaha who ar
stopping in this city are: b.. Il. Granger
jackson, Mich; T, Y. Davis. Sterling, III
II. l.. Daniels, Chicago; S. Higham. Mad
ison, Wis j. a. Crowley, Des MONIES
Felix b. TAFT, Decatur, ILL.,; A.. 4. Hines
Racine, Wis: w, $. Ballenger, Flint, Mich
r. W. Carraher, Hornick, la; A. j. Wi
kins. York, Neb. j. II. Whiting, Film.
Mich, and Ii. l.. Sherrard, Hornick, la.
N, Y. Plumbing Co, Tel. $50.