Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass
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Davis sells glass.
Davis sells drugs
Stockcrt sells carpets and rugs
Gas fixtures and globes at BtNbys
Fine A B G beer Neumaycr's hotel
Wollman scientific optician, h9 B way
W. j. Hostetter. dentist Baldwin block
I.efert, jewclcr, optician. 236 Broad"ay'
J. A. Snow auctiUnccr, Bway opp T. w.
g. r Kimbal has gone 70 Houston Tex"
on business.
Myrtle lodge no. ~. Degree Of Honor,
will not meet this evening. q,
Something new for NOdakers at u r.
Alexander n Co s, S3 Broadway
". r Graf. undertaken and dislniect'r'
i0l South Main street Phone JVo
Get. your work done at Che poPEg7lsr hase
laundry, 124 Broadway. Phone 10"
Thomas Kingsley of cascade, l5" Is guest
OF &. j. Annis AZ the Grand hotel
For rent, modern residence in heart OF
city. by w. l.. Kerney. 8l Main street.
Morgan q Klein, upholstering, furniture
repairing, mattress making. l22 :. Main ST.
Mrs George McClaren and son OF ChiCaBO
are guests Of Mrs y. Bereshelm OF raii'
view avenue.
Samuel B. Kimball Of Galesburg III. is
guest of his sister, Mrs. George Strain ol
Fourth street.
Miss Messmorc Of Fourth street is home
from River Sioux, where she mas peeh
teaching school
city Treasurer True has paid out $500 81
the money deposited by the motor company
tor the South Main street paving.
A want ad In The Bee Will bring results
The same attention given to a want al In
Council Bluffs as at the Omaha office.
James O'Ncill of Hancock Ia. formerly
sheriff of Pottawattamie county WIN re,
move with his family to this city next
week
\ few horses for sale a. BourIclus' Music
House, 33J Broadway, where the orBan
stands upon the building Broke souhu an"
true.
Judge Thorncll sent word yesterday tha I
he would reConvCuc district court next
Monday, when he would take up the mat
ter of the Siedcntopf estate.
Mrs f. Il. Evans of Garden city, KAN,
arrived last evening on a Visit 70 nS 7
parents, Mr. aud Mrs l.. MerkGl OF WASH Sii.
ington avenue. and other relatives IN thls
city.
The case against william Powell Of
Twenty-ninth street and Avenue J, charged
with beating his wife, was continued III
Justice Terriers court yesterday Tor thlrty
days.
W. j.. McKcenar of SlS Benton street
placed sample case containing cutlery
last evening on a platform in front OF Iol-
ler's grocery store on Broadway, while he
went inside 20 make purchases. When he
came out he found some one had taken the
case.
Before O.. W. Cook OF 400 Lincoln avenue
went to bed Wednesday night he locked the
door of his henhousc. containing three
dozen pure-bred chickens. Yesterday morn
lng when he went To feed his fcathered fiock
he found the door locked, but the henhouse
empty
Iii Hcnry's big minstrel aggregation Will
appear at the Dohany theater next Satur-
day and Sunday This attraction is espe-
cially organized for the large cities, and Is
said To be the largest, most expensive and
best of its kind and class ON the road. They
have Just finished one OF the most success
ful tours of the east that any minstrel or
ganization has ever made, ana all along
their route from the east, II IL said they
have met with crowded houses.
H. W. Ross, master In ChanCery, will
today hear the intervention of Fred Beck
admnistra tor of the estate of Christopher
Beck in the matter of the reCeivership OF
the Omaha d ST. Louis railroad Chris
topher Beck was killed In August, 1898
while driving across the Pony Creek cross
ing by an Omaha Il ST. Louis train. The
administrator sued for $4,000 the suit being
now pending in the federal court. and later
filed a petition of Intervention In the re-
. Ceivership case in order to have his claim
made "a lien against the property OF the
road In this state.