Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs

Davis sells drugs
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Leffert. eyesigh. specialist, 23S Broadway.
Pictures for graduation gifts. G. 70. Alex
ander e. Co., 33 Broadway.
Take home a brick OF Mergers Ice
cream. Vanilla. 25c; Neopolitan. Soc.
W. NJ. Baushn Of Harlan. Ia, was visit
ing friends in this city yesterday.
Palm grove, Woodmsn Circle, VIII hold
it's regular meeting this evening.
Frank Douglas Of Alexander, Ia, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. w. ii. Van Brunt.
Mrs. Fred Strict of Sioux City is visiting
her son, Charles Strict OF Morningside.
Forty-two marriage licenses were issued
during the month Of May by the clerk OF
the district court.
Carroll Boulter Of Logan, a member OF
the Harrison county bar, was visiting
friends in this city yesterday.
Rev. w. b. Crewdson, pastor OF the Chris
tian church, went yesterday TO CumDer-
land, Ia, to o~ficiste at the wedding Of a
friend.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congrega-
tional church will meet this AFTERNOON at
the home of Mrs. g. II. Brown, 6H6 MINISTER
street. H..
J. r. Jewell, arrested Friday night, with
a slingshot and pair of brass knucKies IN
his possession, was fined 80 ana costs III
police court yesterday.
Freeman Reed, clerk Of the district court,
was yesterday appointed adminls1Tator OF
the estate of Mrs. Emma Holman IN place
OF w 4. Haverstock, deceased.
John Lindt, president of Council Bluffs
aerie No. io4. FFraternal order OF Eagles,
left Yesterday for Minneapolis TO attend Inc
annual meeting of the grand aerie.
Governor Cummins, who passed through
this city Sunday on his way from Des
Moines to Denver. said he hoped to stop
over In Council Bluffs on his way home.
Word has been received here Of the death
at indianapolis, Ind, of Rev. Samuel saw
yer, father of Prof. H. w. Sawyer, former
city and county superintendent of schools
of Council BUNS.
The case against William Rowbotham,
charged with ~assaulting John Mccoy with
intent to murder, was continued to satur-
day in Justice Bryant's court, pending In
vestigation by the grand jury.
,b The oI %arri s5S Of Mi PT' E Emma nj Wc5! rrswdso q,
laughter of Rev. and Mrs. W.. B. Crewdson,
will take place wednesday evening June
Word was received here yesterday that
C.. F. Steckelberg. a former resident OF
Council Bluffs, had won the diamond mSdal
Servatory Of Music from thirty contestants.
The semi-monthly matinee of the Trio.
Amateur Driving club will be held Satu. DAY
y 5n1s Sh1s sS nt the matinees viii
be held in Council BUNS and omaha AFTER
nately.
Mrs. willis Peistrup, aged IS years, died
Yesterday afternoon at her home, GIL Ave-
nue. ID, of cancer. Three sons survive her.
The funeral will be Wednesday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock from the residence ana ouridl
will be in Fairview cemetery.
The High School Athletic association
yesterday. President, Will Cornelius; vice
president, Roy Wilcox; treasurer and ousl-
hess manager, Roy Mitchell; secretary,
Charles Scott: track captain, Clarence Hen
ninger; observation-disclosures, John Clark.
The case against job Bunoughs. a con-
tractor on the Great Western railroao'
charged with obstructing the public h,gh-
way on Madison avenue by driving plling
in the roadway, was continued in Justlcs
Bryant's court yesterday to Thursday as
"a was understood the grand jury, which 10
now in session, was Investigating the mat
ter.
The National stock company, which es-
saved 10 play a summer engagement ~
the Dohany opera house, has been torced
10 drop the curtain, owing TO lack OF pa
fronage. 1t gave it's last performance sun
day night and yesterday the company dis,
banded, some OF the members Joining ume
her OF attachments have been issued
AGAINST the property of the company at the
opera house.