Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Da Wis sells glass.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
"Mr. Riley" scent cigar.
Fine Missouri oak. Gilbert Bros.
Gas fixtures and globes at Bixbys
Fine A. B. c. beer. Neumayer's hotel
wollman, scientific optlcian, 4Cs Boy.
Schmidt's photos guaranteed TO please.
Moores stock food kills worms, fattens
w. J. Hostetter, dentist, Baldwin bIock'
Lefert. jeweler, optician. 23e broadway
Drink Budweiser teer. l.. Rosenfeld agt
Picture framing. c. E. Alexander q co.
t33 Broadway -
w. r. Grafr. undertaken and disinfector'
l0l South Main street Phone 5O5
Get your work done at the popular Eas'e
laundry, 74 Broadway Phone l5'.
Morgan a. Kls.n, upholstering. furniture
repairing, mattress making. l2 ). Main 81
Lost lady's ring diamond settings
liberal reward n returned 20 Mss Pony
Erb, S02 FIRST avenue
The regular meeting Of Abe Lincoln ke.
lief corps No lsO will be this afternoon at
2 clock In Grand Army hall.
The will Of Dora Lorenz was admitted to
probate yesterday and T.. II. Ohlendoit was
named as executor without bond.
O. r Gregory. lo3 Park avenue. reported
the theft Of a solid gold open face huntihs
watch from his house YESTERDAY
k6ts viii hortSI orcTpy - the Ipnpit Of the Broad
way Methodist church Sunday next
A want ad in The Bee will bring results
The same attention given to a want I'd IN
Council Bluns as at the Omaha office
Sheridan coal. once tried always used.
Smokeless, no SCOT clinkers nor sulphur
Price s.. $3.50. FenlOn & Foley sole agents
Council Bluffs aerie No l0l, Fraterntl
Order OF Eagles will have It's weekly meet
Ing this evening at o'clock In Grand Army
Of the Republic hall.
W. j. Senwerth, travelling passenger
agent OF the Michigan Central with .hcaI-
quarters In Chicago. visited the local rail-
r sd Offices yesterday.
Wanted, large house with large barn in
right Cornell Hllffg Address
s AZ -, care Bouricius Music House, stat
ing price and particulars.
Mrs. Hattie Strong was granted divorce,
from George NJ. Strong by Judge Th1rnell
In the district court yesterday. She was
awarded the custody OF their minor child.
The case against Bob Scott in Justice
this time TO Saturday morning, when II Is
expected the states witnesses will be on
hand.
The following will constitute the house
committee for the new Elks' clubhouse:
Victor T.. Bender =. II. Walters, l. Eur
muehlen, jr., Charles Y. Hannah and 5. T.
McAtee
Three cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported to the Board OF Health yesterday.
They are: Sine and Harold Peterson, 1873
South Twelfth street; Swanson child, col
Harrison street
Miss Eva shontz Of Chicago, national
president and founder of the Young Ieo-
pies Christian Temperance Union Of amer
lea, VIII deliver an address this evening N
the First Baptist church under the aus
The regular meeting Of Fidelity council
No. lj6, Royal ArCanum. will be held this
evening when, among other matters Of
business, the election OF treasurer to fill
the vacancy caused by the removal Of \.
W. Riekman from the city will come up
John Keeney. living IN the northwest pGr.
OF the city, will have n hearing in police
court this morning on the charge Of beat
ing his wife. He was arrested Thursday
morning and I'm default of bail which was
fixed at 500. spent yesterday behind tha
bars at the city Jail
William Welch, the tramp who caused a
smallpox scare at police headquarters
Wednesday night. was given instructions
20 leave town yesterday noon He failed
TO work on the sympathies of the authori-
ties here and the only transportation he
succeeded In securing was a "tie pass
Ralph infant son of Mr. and Mrs. j. c.
morning aged is months. The funeral will
be this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
family residence. Rev. r. Venting of the
First Baptist church will conduct the scrV-
terry.
Henry Heiser, convicted in 1897 for shoot
ing James McCalmont in the mouth, but
whose sentence was suspended, has been
parduned by Governor Shaw. Heiser OBJ
jected to his sister keeping company with
MCCalmont and meeting her one night with
the latter opened fire on him on Broa iway.
McCalmont was not seriously injured.
Lee Butler, a small boy. was up before
Judge Ayesworth yesterday morning on a
charge of inCorrigibiity, preferred against
him by his mother. The mother, n widoW
told the court that whenever she would
give her boy money to make purchases at
the stores he would spend the money on
candy and other things and have the goods
she sent him for charged at the stores
The court read the lad "A lecture and after
promising to send him to the reform school
II he was brought again before him seut
him home.