Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-25
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells gless.

welsbaCh burners at BiNby's. Tel ls@
BudweIser beer. L. Rosenfeldt. agent
Mrs. r.. Eascdale is visiting friends ana
relatives In Olathe, Kan.
DR.. w. a. Gervais, osteopath, Si Mer'
Ram block. Council BUNS.
w. A. Maurer lief! last evening for the
cast on a months business trip.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone lbf.
w. c. Estep. undertaken. IS Pearl street
Telephones. ONCE. "a: residence. 80.
Sheridan lump coal, $3.50; sheridan nut
coal, 800. Fenion & Foley. sole agents
The place to have your framing lone'
Alexandcr's Art emporium, $50 Broau"uS'
Attorney John NJ. Calvin went to Sidney,
Ia, last evening for a few days on bus-
mess. -
sister NJ. Chionia, who has been visiting
at St. Francis academy, returneu 10 beH-
yer last evening.
w. b. oaks, cashier of the Silver. city
UaD State bank, was In the city yesterday
calling on friends.
The Athcnian club will meet this after
noln al . O'Clock ar the home OF MIS-
Bunting, 1927 Sixth avenue.
Edwin Desire. an 11-year-old boy, has
been reported to the police as having run
away from his home at 32l Logan street.
u r. Scott and j. X. Doty of the Fort
Dodge a. Omaha engineering torce re-
turned yesterday from a huhuhs ''p "
Texas.
Mrs. j. N. Cassidy, tr,, left last evening
for Chicago to join Mr.. CasadX. Mr. anu
Mrs. Casady Will Visit IN New YORK peloie
returning home.
Mrs. Nettie l.. Rigdon, who mas peen WIS.
,tinp her brother, County Recorder Elmer
F.. Smith, returned TO her nome III VI
land, Ore, last evening,
Coroner Treynor will go to Honey Creek
this morning to resume i Tne week nv the
Northwestern Fast Mail.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. johns
English Lutheran church will meet TINS
afternoon at the residence or Mrs N d.
Swanson. $40 Franklin avenue.
George Il. Boyd of Rockwell City, Ia,
has complained to the police that a sneak
the North western depot Tuesday night.
Mrs. H.. =. Barrett will leave today on a
weeks visit to her brother. John L.; Mer-
kel; in r, chif by her M m9ihe eerF Mrs. w.. Merkel.
Pat Haniphan, a well-to-do P~ottawatta-
mic county farmer, who for years mas neen
a familiar character at the police station,
drew "a thirty-day sentence in the county
Jail yesterday.
G.. J. Bour of the firm of Bour & CO.
Chicago, which has the exclusive right for
advertising along the lines Of the Illinois
Central railway, was in the city yesterday
looking over the field.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. f.. Simmons of Clinton,
la, are visiting friends in this city on
their way home from Omaha, where they
were called by the death OF Mrs summons
mother, Mrs, Darnill.
w. b. Barstow of Manila, Ia, and NJ.
Wadsworth of Red Oak were in the city
yesterday and last nighr attended the meet
ing of the local lodge of Elks, beng lnl-
tiated into the mysteries.
A belated Information, charging, Fred
Klepfer with violating the Sabbath law by
keeping his shop open last Sunday, was
filed yesterday In the superior court by the
BARRIERS Protective association.
The attention of the authorities has been
called to the case of a woman named JEFF
ferris, living near the east end OF the motor
bridge, who has several small children,
whom she Is said to be neglectlnS IN a de-
plorable manner.
Hon. l.. w. Ross of this city is on the
program for a memorial of the late ex-
the meeting of l!he Iowa Pioneer Law
makers association, to be held in Des
Moines February IA to 16. y t
There will be a meeting Of local, No. 234,
Retail Clerks international Protective as,
ISOLATION tonight in Labor hall at lS Pearl
of Importance to be transacted.
Frank p. Morgan of this city has been
at Des Moines. He has been connected
with the railway mail service since 1871
and has been senior clerk on the surfing
ton between Burlington and this city.
G. II. Grafton, chief engineer in charge
of the construction of the Fort Dodge &
Omaha road, has closed his office and will
leave tomorrow for Chicago. Clerks Har-
vey and Barber left for there Tuesday
light. Mr.. Grafton will continue to make
weekly visits here for some time yer.
will NEE! this afternoon in the council
chamber. IT is expected that the matter OF
the hospital fund will come up for action.
Many OF the members of the commission
are In favor of turning the money oVerto
the new Company l..
The answers received by Secretary Phil
lips of the Merchants and Manufacturers
association 10 the invitations sent out by
tive gathering of business and professional
men of this city at the breakfast to be ten
dcred the visiting Illinois Central officials
and newspapermen next Monday morning
at the Grand hotel.
Acting Police Judge Aylcsworth disposed
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the Sunday working BARRIERS, filming them
81 each and costs for each day they stood
charged with keeping their shops open. All
the cases will be appealed to the district
court. The hearing of the nine cases, In
which informa,ions were filed Tuesday. by
the BARRIERS Protective association, will be
heard today.
Alderman Casper has secured figures
from a number of the leading cities In the
states on the cost OF municipal and private
electric and gas lighting, which he intends
to submit a. the next meeting of the city
council. The Injunction suit instituted by
Forest Smirh against the city TO restrain it
from entering into a lighting contract with
Thomas Bowman. the successful bidder, is
still hung up, awaiting the return of Judge
Thornell of the district court.
Henry NJ. Brown, chairman of the repub-
n meetin Sl'S Of Se9 tbnt S Doh"i fore na n@s T&IIsd a
night for the purpose of among other
business considering the advisability OF
cording to the rules and regulations drafted
by a committee appointed AT the last
county convention III TINS CITY. " Is not be-
lieVed that the committee will recommend
THE adoption OF the system at the coming
city election.
G.. l.. Jameson has been chosen tempo
rary secretary of Company l., Fifty-first
Iowa m |. N. c., until a permanent
social organization Is effected. The com
panN has secured temporary Headquarters
on the third floor of the building at lOl
Main street, but "A committee has been APP
pointed to secure "a suitable and permanent
home for the organization. The company
has decided To readopt the name, Dodge
Light Guards in honor of General Gren-
willie NJ. Dodge.
Rev, Thomas II. Green. u, D.. of Cedar
Rapids, la, delivered his interesting anC
popular lecture, "Templer knights, to q
large audience last evening at odd Eel
lows hall The lecture was under the aus
pieces of Unity guild of Grace church and
the members of THAI congregation are TO he
congratulated for affording the people OF
this city an opportunity of hearing such a
gifted speaker as Or, Green. Following the
lecture the young people in the audience
INDUCED i'm dancing.
Former. County Auditor j. NJ. Matthews
one of tho deputies under the present audi
tor, r.. V. lines, left yesterday morning for
Des Moines to attend the annual conVen
zion Of county auditors, The primary oh
1cCt OF the meeting is to take a survey OF
pending legislation affecting the member.
of the association, but II Is not proposed Il
draft any new bills. The association will
look over the bills taat have already beer
Introduced mr. are IN ba int rn1uaad q, an