Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-16
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

Davis sells glass.
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Gas fixtures and globes at Bixbys
Fine a B c beer, Neumayers hotel
Wollman. scientific optician. 100 b way
w. J. Hostetter. dentist. Baldwin block
Leffert jeweler, optician, 26 Broau"ay
J. A. Snow auctioneer. Bway. opp. r. "
Something new for Kodakers at - L.
Alexander Il Co.'S. 333 Broadway.
w. T. Graf. undertaken and dislnfec'"r'
i0l South Main street. 'Phone Joo
Get your work done at the popular Eas'e
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone lo"
Mrs. j. Lynch has been called to Wlota'
Ia. by the serious Illness Of her father.
Morgan n Klein, upholstering, furniture
repairing mattress making. l2Z ;. Main 81
a want ad I'm The Bee will bring results
The same attention given TO a want al In
Council Bluffs at the Omaha Office.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Hans Nelson OF Nicola, la, aged q, and
Anna Nelson, aged 49, Of Underwood. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Kern and daughter
Olive of Denver are guests of X. II. Will
llams and family OF South Seventh street
Revival services conducted by Mrs. Hattie
Livingston at the EpwOrth Methodist
church are held every day at 2;3o and 1880
y. m.
The discharge in the bankruptcy case Of
William Benning has been set aside and
vacated to walt the further order of the
court.
building permit was issued yesterday
TO Virginia Jefferies for the erection of
one and one-half-story frame cottage on
North Eighth street to cost 81 900.
Francis, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Bunch 33l Broadway died yesterday morn
ing, aged months. The body was taken to
Peoria, ILL.,, last evening for burial
Charles Maxwell and George Raph were
arrested yesterday morning by Special Of
ficer Wizard of the Union Pacific on charge
OF stealing coal from cars at the transfer
depot.
The case against Stephen Dunn, charged
by W. W. I,angdon with raising an order
for 81 to $50, was dismissed In Justice
Bryants court yesterday on motion of the
assistant county attorney.
The remains of Abram Dayton will be
taken this morning to Nevada Ia. for
burial. They will be accompanied by his
son, who arrived yesterday from Laramie
Wyo. The services viii be in charge of the
odd Fellows.
George w. Johnson died yesterday at st.
Bernard's hospital from old age The fu-
neral Will be Monday from Crafts under
taking rooms, the hour to be announced
later. Deceased had been "A photograp pher
number OF years at li3 West Broadway
Iii Henry's MINISTRIES are coming back in
answer to a request from the people of
Council Bluffs, They arc due here sun
day, the day the Irish pansies will deco
rae fpy 6 ,m9 iapsi OF many people In this coun-
~ the Dohany last Sunday night speak
highly of the entertainment
s Madison, one of the saloon keepers
made defendant In 5000 damage suit i'm
the district court brought by John Gehr-
man, says he was not I'm the saloon busi-
ness at the time specified In the suit and
that the Senate saloon on the date mem
tioned was conducted by a man named
Hansen. He relies for proof on the records
In the office OF the city clerk and the CHIEF
of police.
y j. Stewart appeared as plaintiff in
irienulN SUIT commenced yesterday against
Receivers Beresheim and Murphy of the or
hcer Pusey bank. In 1891 Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Cappell deposited with Officer q
Pusey as security on two notes which now
with interest amount To about $500 a dia-
mond ring and q box OF jewelry. The ac-
ton IL to compel the receivers to foreclose
on the security.