Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.
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Davis sells glaSs.
Davis sells drugs.
MFR. Riley" scent cigar.
Fine Missouri oak Gilbert Bros.
Gas fixtures and globes at Bixbys.
Fine A. b. G. beer, Neumayer's hotel
Wollman, scientific optician, 400 Boy.
schmdt's photos guaranteed to please.
Moore's stock food kills worms, fattens.
w. J. Hostetter, dentist, Baldwin block.
Ieffert jeweler, optician 236 Broadway.
Drink Budweiser beer L. Rosenfeld agt
Picture framing. c. f. Alexander & Co..
333 Broadway.
Mrs. George IT, Jackson IL visiting friends
at Guthrie Center, la.
W. T.. Graf, undertaken and disinfector,
10l South Main street Phone SOC.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 7A Broadway. Phone ID"
Mrs. T.. l.. Duquett of Chicago is Nisitlhg
her brother, Lee Evans OF this cltE.
Jesse Moore of York, Neb,, was the guest
yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gillett'
Morgan e. Klsin, upholstering: FURNITURE
repairing, mattress making. lZ2 D MAIN ST.
Eddie johnson Of 122 Angle avenue -
laid up with n broken arm as the result ol
an accident while coasting.
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Milard OF Glen ave
nue have as their guest their daughter
Mrs. r.. Perry OF Manning, Ia.
want ad in The Bee will bring results,
The same attention given TO want Hu III
Council BLUFFS as at the Omaha ohce'
Sheridan coal once tried always useu'
Smokeless no SCOT clinkers nor sulphur.
Price Sc, $3.50. Fenlon & Foley, sole agents.
Peter Donnelly, 3i3O Avenue b, complained
to the police that chicken thieves had
raded his premises Saturday night ana
stolen thrty-five head of poultry.
a cottage occupied by, Y. Chesney at s1i oSi
Avenue ID was damaged by fire YESTERDAY
morning about 10 O'Clock. defective nue
caused the blaze. which started In the roof.
The case against Joe. sam and James
plow belonging to r. G. Enewold, has been
dismissed in police court for want OF prose-
Cutton.
Robert Downing and his company, who
play here Wednesday night, are duartered
at the Grand hotel. The members OF the
also at the Grand yesterday
A notable transaction in real estate Sat,
urday was the purchase by N. A. clark OF
this city as an Investment OF inc iur, nn
Broadway. The consideration was Sls5"o.
u. n. King, a carpenter working on the
Wickham building at Broadway and & &Pearl
nail which shattered his eyeglasses and
drove fragments of the glass into his eye
ball.
There will he a meeting this afternoon Of
tho committee which IL supervising the
taking of the church census In TINS CITY
several OF the churches nave completed the
canvass of the districts assigned To them
and will report the results this afternoon
The fire department was called at late
hour sanrdSy nSh, 10 ,nS onnupied by
CITY Bill Poster Nichols as an office. The
only damage was "A hole burned IN the noor.
Hot ashes from "A stove are tnouBnt to hdNc
started the blaze.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Holman was
yesterday afternoon from st; PauIs Episoo-
g. t. Walk and attended by large mum
her of the relatives and other friends of M the
deceased and "a Of ,Ge cemrtery 9SffsrSa fanny
Frank NJ. Watts "A former resident or
Council Bluffs, died Saturday at Phoenix.
Arlz.. where he had gone for his health;
bod al "a Fun m II.
reach this city Wednesday morning on the
way to Jefferson, la. where the funeral
will be. The deceased had u large circle OF
friends and acquaintanccs in this city.
John Wilson was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon on an assault and battery charge
preferred by Charles Schultheiss. owner OF
the Ideal Novelty works on Lower Broad
way. Schutheiss alleged that wilson Threw
brick at him which ion s1ruck eY hm bn, IN 'fn in
800 and will have hearing In police court
this morning.
The funeral of Alexander Prentice, one OF
the pioneer settlers of Pottawattamie
county was yesterday afternoon from the
Methodist church In Crescent city; Burial
was In the cemetery of Hazel Dell town
ship. Four daughters and two sons survive
him. They Mrs, Maggie Barrett. Mrs.
Agnes Caldwell Mrs Mary hilstrsnd, Az, rand, Mrs'
Because his father wanted him to sell
his bantam chickens B-year-old Ben Bar
ton, son of Rome F. Barton; ran away YES
was found in company with two other
young lads In the yards of the North
western railroad. where the three were
waiting TO get ride out of town on "A
freight train. Barton took his son to the
police station and had him booked on a
charge of incorrigibility. When threatened
with the reform school the boy said he did
not care.
TO have seen "A tragedian portray the in
tensely tragic character of Nero, the gladi
ator and TO expect of this same tragedian
an equally wel-balanced portrayal OF a
comedy character necessitates vivid mag
inatlon to expect equally as good a per,
former, but. although for years Identified
with the Gladiator" and other tragedies
Robert Downing, who comes to DohanS
theater next Tuesday night, Will present a
one-act French comedy, entitled Paris II
lT93" to be followed by his version OF
"Ingomar," the barbarian making quite az
attractive double bill and giving the emi
nent actor ample scope to display his versa
ulity Miss Alberta Converse. a young ano
talented woman will be seen as Parthenia
md the other members OF the company
have been equally well cast.