Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
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 G beer. Ncumayer's hotel
Wollman, scientific optician, 400 way
w. j. Hostettcr. dentist, Baldwin block.
Leffert, teweler, optlcian, 236 Broadway
j. A. Snow auctioneer, Bway, opp. L. y.
Born. to MIR and Mrs. j. w. MiIl'r' olV
Avenue f., son.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. IT, Gauser have gone to
Denver on a visit. -
Something new for Kodakers at {. Z.
Alexander e. cos. 333 Broadway.
W. F. Graf. undertaken and dislnteSt'r'
10l South Main street Phone Joo'
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone l5I
FOR rent, modern residence in heart o.
city, by w. l.. Kerney, 81 Main street.
Mrs Mary Poole of First avenue has gone
to Helena. Mont, ON an extended Visit.
Morgan &, Klein, upholstering, furniture
repairing, mattress making. l22 ;. Main 81
The independent club will meet this after
noon with. Mrs Foster on Madison avenue
Mrs Thomas Monahan will leave TINS
week FOR "A months visit with relatives IN
Texas.
Lily Camp Aid society will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home OF Mrs j. WIND '"S
Washington avenue.
A want ad in The Bee will bring results.
The same attention given TO a want ad In
Council Bluffs as at the Omaha ofiice'
n marriage license WAS lsSu'h H'H'''
10 II j. Crastc aged %. Of Goodman, Mo,
and Anna u. Mass, aged II. of Minden, Ia
A few horses for sale at Bouricius' Music
House, 1886 Broadway, Who're the organ
stands upon the building Broke, SOUND anu
true.
The claim Of the trustees of the estate Of
Marian r. Jefforis for $l.lW against tne
Officer a. Pusey bank has been ordered pre-
ferred.
r. r. Snyder. formerly Of the Illinois
Central city ticket office, has gone TO Erho,
Utah, as telegraph operator for the Union
Pacific.
Judge o. u. Wheeler Of the district court
accompanied by his wife and daughter, left
yesterday for short visit with relatives at
Guthrie, o. T.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w Mcdonald of South
Eighth street are entertaining Mrs. G.. II.
Barber of Chicago and Mrs. j.. w. Cochran
of Creston, la.
Frank pinhcro was before Justice Ferrier
yesterday on a charge of beating his wife.
Sentence was suspended during good De-
havior for thirty days.
The funeral of George s. Clark VIII be
this morning at 10 o'clock at the home ot
George Parker. 1926 Avenue @. Burial VIII
be In Fairview cemetery
The tax ferret" case against Robert
Lippincott of Crason was dismissed yester-
day by County Treasurer Arnd, the ntces-
sary offsets being proved.
The sewing circle of the Woman $
auxiliary to Grace Episcopal church Will
meet this afternoon with G.. II. Jackson at
her home on South First street
G. NJ. Levy, superintendent Iowa lines.
and H. s. Storrs, superintendent western
Iowa division Of the Chicago, Burlington ~
quincy railroad, were In this city yester-
day.
Switchmen's Union OF America, arrived IN
this city yesterday and will give a public
lecture tonight at $50 in Labor hall on the
labor issue.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
NJ Larsen for a one-story cottage on Flem-
Ing avenue. to cost $500, and to James
Peterson for a one-story cottage on Frank
lin avenue, to cost Sl,lOO.
Former City Jailer William Matlock
pleaded guilty yesterday in Justice Ferrier $
court to assaultng Tony Preston. a negro
and was fined $40 and costs. The civil ac-
tion threatened by Preston against Matlock
has been settled
Judge Aylesworth In police court yester-
day morning was called upon to arbitrate
the family troubles of W. T.. Davis and his
wife. The judge talked TO them and they
agreed to live In harmony and both cases
were accordingly dismissed.
Judge, Wheeer's order appointing At
torney John NJ. Calvin special admins
traitor of the Thomas Officer estate was
filed In the district court yesterday morn
Ing. The order requires that before enter
Ing on the duties of special administrators
he shall file a bond In 1900,
years at the Grand hotel, died Friday al
the home Of his sister in Omaha, The
funeral was yesterday under the auspices OF
lhe Swiss society of which he was mem
ber. Zurburach cut his finger, BLOOD
poisoning set I'm and he died I'm agony, the
arm having swollen to three times Its nor
NAL size.
Iii Henrys big progressive minstrels vii
appear at the Dohany theater next Satur'
day and Sunday This company is said &c
be now the largest travelling, there being
over ffty all white performers on the pay
roll II Is likewise said to be one of the
most carefully selected and best equippec
prganiza tions of its kind In America. MT
Henry the manager, has been in the field
for years His success regarding the eN
celent line of features presented In hi.
program go to show that his ambition ha:
at last been realized. The list OF talent Il
composed OF strictly New York city vaude
vile favorites, each one having made a dis
tinctivc hit In that city.
n. Y. Plumbing Co., telephone $50.
Davis sells paint.