Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-23
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Davis sells glass.
Fine a. 3. c. beer. Neumayer's hotel
welsbach burners at Blxby's Tel. l9a
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt. agent.
DIR. w. a. Gervais, osteopath, SOi Mer'
riam block, Council Bluffs
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 72i Broadway. Phone lbi'
w. c. Estep. undertaken. % Pearl street
Telephones Office, 81: residence 80.
coal 800 Fenion & FOLEY, sole agents.
Miss Annie Sweeney of Independence, Ia.
Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs Charles
Langmadc.
Justice Ferrier performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for Frank L. O'Neil of
Des Moines ana Emma VI. Austin Of sioux
CITY
S. l.. 1Iollinger of this county and Agnes
Raxter of Portsmouth, la., were, married IN
this city yesterday, Justice FeTier Off
ciating.
J. B. Benson of Hazel street hung tto his
new ulster overcOat Sunday afternoon in
the Kiel hotel barn and some enerprising
individual decamped with 1t.
Mrs. Ernest f. Hart and Mrs. Victor T..
Bender will entertain the Jolly Forty card
club Friday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Hart, 1Gi Park avenue.
Hot ashes thrown against the side OF
A. Whitelaws barn at $50 South Seventh
street gave the fire department run about
10 o'clock last night. The damage was
slight.
The case against Elmer johnson, arrested
by Detective Weir on suspicion of being i'm.
plicated in the larceny OF a number Of
chickens was dismissed in police court yes
terday.
In the district court yesterday Judge
Smith granted Mrs. Lulu A. Cook a divorce
from Louis w. Cook, the evidence in the
case having been heard by him a few days
ago. The divorce wa was q, granted ed on the
Judge Grimes. John j. Halligan a promi-
nent attorney of the Nebraska bar. and w
V Hogland referee in bankruptcy, all Of
Grand Island were in the city yester-
day In connection with a bankruptcy case in
which firm of local attorneys is interested
Captain Matt Tinley has called meeting
of Company H., Fifty-irst regiment, Iowa
National Guard. for tonight in Farmers
hall at the county court house. Every
member of the company is required to be
present to make rcquisition for uniform
and supplies.
B. h. Arnold of Blair, Neb and Miss
Grace Lamb of this clty were married sun
day afternoon at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. f. w. Lamb, 1904 Madison ave-
nue. The ceremony was performed by Jus,
tice Ovide Wien. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold will
make their home for the present at 1904
Madison avenue.
Receiver j. f. Barnard of the st. Clair,
Madison & st. Louis Belt Railroad COM
paEy has appointed w. j.. Bedison, for
mery of this city chief clerk in the Alton
office Mr. Bedison, who recently removed
with his family from here, was auditor
of the Omaha & st. Louis road under Mr..
Barnard during his receivership of that
road
The police were asked Monday night to
assist in locating O. b. Woolf, collector for
C. B. Liver e. Co., butchers supplies, etc,
llo6 Farn@m MT street Omaha h 1t was isnIi SAID
collections in this city on Mondays and
he thought to have collected a con-
siderable sum of money yesterday. AS he
had failed to appear at the usual hour
his employers became uneasy, fearing
that some mishap might have befalen
him.
Investigation by the police of the story
told by NJ. II. Hill Sunday evening showed
that the young man was evidently robbed,
as he claimed. The robbing and gagging
took place in an empty freight car and
the police found the switchman that
leased Hill. When the switchman opened
the car door he found Hill bound hand
and foot and handkerchief tied over his
mouth. Hill went to Omaha Monday morn,
ing after he spent the night at the police
station in the hopes of being able to run
across the men there who had robbed
him.