Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-03
Davis sells glass.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs. ~
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel.
Wollman. scientific opticisn, 100 B'way.
The aldermen will meet this evening az
a Board OF Health.
Twenty per cent discount sale, Alexander
& Co.. art dealers, 1888 B'way.
Miss Madge Fisher Of Red Oak, Ia, is
guest of Miss Hill OF Third street.
Miss Maude Hartford is home from a
visit with relatives In Danberry, Ind.
Missouri oak body wood. $50 cord. VIII
dam WEIGH. % N. Main street. Tel. l2S.
The February term of the superior court
will be convened this morning by Judge
Aylesworth.
Mrs. Leon L. Poston and son are home
from q six weeks visit with relatives in
Miss Helen Hoffman of Remsen, Ia, and
Miss Margaret Kurtenacher of Alton, Ia.
are guests of the family Of John r. Toller,
HihnnSSei' 0 family E9'ns si ilS ASeH Eighth ii Aa stre sat
are to be released from smallpox quaran-
tine this morning.
Miss Ella Pring. who has been VISITING
street, returned yesterday to Indianola,
Ia, to attend school.
Lost. between Grand hotel and Eleventh
filled case watch. Finder please return t.
Bee ofice, Council Bluffs.
Attorney w. c. Hendricks. who on re.
tackled with smallpox and ~quarantinee
with his young bride. is convaiescent and
was released from quarantine yesterday.
in a the p em 5SiPSa% n t fe SeSSassa rssHiesP%SsCrnls,
company In this city. and Miss Maue
Shane, also q former resident of Council
BUTTS were married a few days g In
Deputy Sheriff Bogard of Mills county
was in this city subpoenaing witnesses fol
thief. Leland was arrested in Council
Bluns. Among the witnesses from here
win be Police Sergeant Slack and Detec'
Spencer Smith has given Abe Lincolr
post, Grand Army of the Republic, tive
books on military tactics. formerly tht
were found among Colonel Kinsman's ef
fects after he was killed at Black River
Bayou, Miss, May II, 1868.
G. Il. Bruner of Alliance and Pearl Black,
mar OF Lincoln, Neb., who were refused
a marriage license Saturday on account
OF the youth OF the prospective bride. wer,
the mother Of the young woman 20 thS
the license was issued yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c.. Waddell have re
turned from California, where they have
been for nearly a year for MT, Waddelr,
h hmsa M dnsS are in m SoeSiS az the nome waS g
dell Is much improved in health and last
evening made a short address of greeting
to his former parishloners OF the Broad
For the first time In several weeks tbs
services at the Broadway Methodist church
were held yesterday in the auditorium
During the first spell OF cold weather the
boiler burst and II was found unable q
heat the large auditorium until a new and
larger one was installed. which was done
last week. During the interval the serv'
ices were held in the basement parlors.
In the suit brought by Spencer Smith
as executor OF the Schermerhorn estate
against the Western low Poultry, Farm
and Garden association. for &5 alleged &c
be due for printing OF premium lists. tudB-
mene has been entered for $4 by agree
ment. The question has been raised. how
ever, whether the association had a legal
existence -unde the state aw. The stock
holders, many OF them prominent business
men OF the city, contend they are not liza.
BILE, and the case has been continued IN
Justice Bryant's court to determine this
question.