Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NINpd MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Gas fixtures and globes at Bxby's
Fine A Il beer. Neumsyers hotel.
Wollman, scientific optcian, 400 Bway.
W. J. Hostotter, dentist. Baldwin block.
Leffert. jeweler optician, 236 Broadway
J. a. Snow, auctioneer Bway. opp. +. u.
A good phaeton for sale. Inquire at Barter
& Miller
For rent modern residence in heart OF
city. 723 Sixth avenue.
Something new for kodakers at c. u.
Alexander & cos. 333 Broadway.
w. T. Graft, undertaken and disinfector'
10l South Main street. Phone 800.
a. l.. johnson left last evening for El
Reno, o. T., on a prospecting trip.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 72i Broadway Phone l5I.
j. c. Babcr las gone to Atlanta, Ga, on
an extended visit to relatives and friends.
Morgan & Klein upholstering. furniture
repairing mattress making. l22 ;. Main st.
r. r. Mason, clerk of the United states
circuit court, returned TO Des Moines last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Picard have gone to
Pleasant Plains, la where they Will make
Mrs Charles Root of Randolph, Neb,, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mattingly of
Third street
United States Prosecuting Attorney Lewis
u. Miles left last evening for his home at
Corydon, Ia.
Mrs Val King has received word OF the
death of her mother at Freiburg, Germany,
at the age of 81 years.
William u. Ripley. of this city and Maggie
Young of Hammond, Ia, were married yes
terday by Justice Ferrier.
Harmony chapter No. 2j Order of the
Eastern Star, will meet this evening in reg
ular session at Masonic hall.
Lily Camp Aid society will meet Friday
afternoon at at the home of Mrs. j. IL.
Craigmle, 1921 Eighth avenue.
want ad in The Bee will bring results.
The same attention given to a want ad in
Council Bluffs as at the Omaha office.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. II. OFT have returned
home from Hot Springs Ark, where they
went for the benefit of Mr.. Otis health.
Theodore Sims has been called to Hast
ings, Neb by the sudden death of his
father prominent business man of that
city
George T. Ford Of this city and Mabel
O'Donald of Weston, la, were married
yesterday by Rev John Y Aitchson at his
home.
Charles Sherman, alleged bootlegger, was
taken tax" PACK pa to Mount AYR yesterday after
county.
After the regular meeting of Augusta
grove this evening al Woodman hall re-
freshments VIII be served, followed by
dancing
Several teachers Of this city plan to at
tend the annual meeting of the Southeast
ern Iowa Teachers association In Iirinnell
April 4, ana G.
The sewing circle of the womans
auxiliary to Grace Episcopal church will
-
Forrest Smith on Madison avenue.
Judge Aylesworth has assigned for hear
Ing Friday the case against c. j. Graham
and Miss Gussie SchIlte on charges pre-
ferred against them by Mrs. Graham.
There will be a mass meeting this after
noon at 2:3O at the Broadway Methodist
church for the purpose of organizing a
local branch of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union.
Mrs. DeLong. wife of Rev. Henry De-
Long. slipped and fell down the kitchen
doorsteps at her home on Broadway Tues
day night and fractured two ribs, besides
receiving several severe bruises.
The case of George Hayes, charged with
stealing an overcoat the property of c.
Benedict, and with having burglar tools in
his possession was. further continued in
police court yesterday. His hearing has
now been set for Saturday.
telegram has been received here from
John Gretzer, jr. announcing his arrival t
San Francisco from the Philippines. He has
been In the employ of the United States
postal service at Manila and was recently
taken i'll with typhoid fever.
County Superintendent McManus will go
TO Corning, Ia, today to attend the Teach
eers Normal institute, which is being, held
range to secure instructors for the Normal
institute in thus city In June.
The plano selected for the celebration at
st. Francis Xavier's church last Sunday Is
one of the fine MAR Bouricius" grand up
rights, handled only at Bouricius' Music
House. Si' Broadway, Phone, 466 Where
the organ stands upon the building
John Green Jones, an old-time resident of
Loveland. la. died yesterday morning He
was well known in this city, where his
adopted daughter, Mrs. Frank b. Hahn,
lives. His father had charge of the old
stage line station at Loveland number of
years.
Musical numbers by Miss Swanson harp
list, and Camille Lucas Seelemre, soprano
Will aid in making an unusually attractive
entertainment at the Congregational church
Friday evening. There is "A large advance
sale. Beno d Co have presented their en-
tire force with tickets.
Jesse Halstead Il member of the family
living on Avenue ID which was placed under
quarantine a short time ago on account of
Mrs. Hughes and her two children, who oc-
cupy a portion of the same house, having
smallpox, was reported yesterday to be
down with the disease
Two women, whose names We're not
learned, were overturned In sleigh at
Pearl street and Broadway yesterday. The
horse ran the sleigh into a mound of snow
piled up at the Intersection of the streets
The women were not hurt and the horse
after running down Pearl street was
caught near Fifth avenue.
Mrs. MARITIME of Glenwood called upon
Chief of Police Albro yesterday afternoon
and applied for the position OF matron at
the city jail. Chief Albro informed her that
owing to the reduction In the appropriation
for the police department for the next fiscal
year there was no probability that any
matron would be appointed