Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass

Davis sells glass.
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert cells carpets and rugs.
Gas fixtures and globes at Bixby's.
Fine a B G beer. Neumayers hotel
Wollmon, scientific optcian. 400 b way
w. j. flostetter, dentist, Baldwin block
Leffert, jeweler, optician, 236 Broau"ay'
]. A. Snow auctioncer, way. opp. +. u
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. \. VI. Poole, Nor'h
Eighth street, a daughter. .
Something new for kodakers at - H.
Alexander & Co. T. 1873 broadway.
w. T. Graft, undertaken and dlslnIeep''
10l South Main street. Phone JOo' -.
Get your work done at the poPlglier Eas''
laundry, 7N Broadway. GhOhe lo'.
For rent, modern residence in heart oi
city, by W. L. kerney. 25l Main street
Morgan & Klein, upholstering, furniture
repairing, mattress making LIZ o "a'', ~
q II BRADLEY has returned from u trlp
TO Salt Lake city, Denver ana other WEST
ern points. - ,
For sale. cneap. furniture and fixtures OF
a large boarding house. Johhstoh " h'''
I'll Broadway. -,
Dance, by Star Of Jupiter, at W. @. w.
hall, Thursday evening, March ~ z'c P''
couple. Extra ladies, lOc. 80,
r. r. Titus. theosophical lecturer VIII
Give a free address at Woodman hall TO-
night at = o'clock on Memory.
county Supervisor Brandes was called to
Hancock Ia Friday night by the death OF
relative, Mrs. Henry Rapp, Jr.
want ad I'm The Bee will bring results
The same attention given TO a want ad 10
Council Bluffs as at the omaha Office.
For Sale Bargain, account moving from
city, furniture. stoves, gas lamp and IN-
tures. boys wheel. l} Park ave" up
stairs.
A marriage license was issued Yesterday
10 Robert Campbell, aged % and Bertna
v Orme, aged 2j, both of Pottawattamle
county.
There will be no evening service In the
congregational church today on account
.,f Bs Hpln ~ "A
First Presbyterian church.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry II. Spetman
viii be at ? o'clock this afternoon from
the residence, $50 Fourth avenue. Burial
will be In Fairyiew cemetery.
Rev. j. w Calfee OF York, Neb., who
filled the pulpit last Sunday at the Broad
way Methodist church, will occupy 1t again
today for both regular services.
l6x2O crayon picture and frame, from
tist, 900 East Pierce street. Council bluts'
At Grace Episcopal church this evening
Rev. g. Il. Walk of st. Paul's church VIII
preach. sunday school will be nt v:i0
a. IN. and morning prayer at IL O'Clock
\ meeting OF veterans Of the civil war
will be Tuesday night at Lunkey's under
taking rooms on Broadway to act IN the
matter of securing homesteads In okla
homa.
George Mccoy. 800 Pierce street. reported
to the police yesterday the THEFT OF SIX
silver teaspoons and an equal number ol
night.
Attorney John NJ Calvin filed his bond
In $1,000 yesterday with the clerk of the
district court and letters as special ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Thomas officer
were issued to him.
The Paris Exposition" to be given a,
the Congregational church Tuesday even
ing, will be delightful entertainment
Views all the way from Omaha to Paris
will be given. The talk is unique and full
OF interest
'rb. "p,ris IrxnnaItior" al tho ronyraoa
tonal church Tuesday evening will be fine
The first of the course was well attended
and Miss Shaws playing was especially en-
joyed. Musical people regard her as ar
artist OF rare promise.
committee has been appointed by the
Trades and Labor assembly to organize
local union of the Amalgamated Order O
Meat cutters ana Butcher Helpers OF Amer
lea. meeting for this purpose will be II
Labor hall Friday evening.
Supervisors Kerney and Brandes will
go to Avoca Tuesday to check up the Office
Of the deputy clerk of the district court
Thursday they will resume the work o
checking up the clerks Office here an6
continue at II until completed
Congressman Walter !. Smith arrived
home from Washington yesterday mornin'
and expects to stay here until congress
meets In December. He was accompanied
by Robert Henderson. his private secretary
formerly "A local newspaper man.
Last Hope of Gottschalk." "Cavallerii
Rusticana 'lntermezzo OF Mascasni,
Convent Bells OF Spindler'' and 2,l96 othe
pieces at Zoe a, copy at BOuriClus' Music
house, 1886 Broadway, where the orgar
stands upon the building. Telephone 465.
The heavy snow yesterday was responsi
BILE for more or less damage among the elec
tric light, telegraph and telephone wire
throughout the city Broken wires were re
ported last evening and the linemen of tn
companies were kept on the jump repairing
them.
The First Church of Christ Scientist
will hold services this morning at 1914
o'clock in the sapp block. The subject vii
be substance" Sunday school will fol
low the service. An experience mcetinl
viii be held Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
Jim Mack, who was arrested late Frida,
night In a South Main street saloon
where he was doing the bad man act with
pair of brass knuckles, was fined IS am
costs In police court yesterday mornin
for carrying concealed weapons and al
evident jag.