Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-27
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.


Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Leffert, eyesight specialist, 2SS Broadway.
Pictures for wedding presents. G. r.
Alexander & Co., 1888 Broadway.
Take home a brick of Metzger's Ice
cream. Vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan, soc.
Harmony chapter, order Of the Eastern
Star, will hold a special meeting tOnight IN
Masonic hall.
Mrs. II. Meyer Of winthrop, Ia, arrived
yesterday on a visit to her niece, drs. y.
7. Flickingcr, and family.
+. Il. Kingsbury. formerly OF Council
Bluffs, now a resident of Shawnee, Okl., is
In the city. visiting friends.
w. X. Settler, who has been the guest
Of j. Z. Hess and family, left last evening
for his home in Ephrata, Pa.
Mrs. Nichols Of South First street has
been called to Kansas City by the SERIOUS
illness of her granddaughter.
Mrs. c.. H.. Bowers left last evening. Cor
New York City and Philadelphia, where
she will spend the summer with relatives.
]. p. Greenshields took out a building
permit yesterday for a tWo-gtory prl,k
veneered residence on Oakland avenue TO
cost 5000.
The Wcman's Christian Temperance union
will hold its regular meeting this afternoon
in the Sunday school room OF the FIST
Baptist church.
Walter Bell, son of c. Il. Bell. a former
resident and architect of this city. now
located at Henela. Mont, is the guest Of
Floyd Flickinger on Fourth avenue.
Mrs. J. L. Croker was called to ST. LOUIS
yesterday by the death of her son-ln-law,
c w: Plnckard. MT IlncNarg w9G mar a
about a year ago. He will be buried at
Slater. Mo.
You are requested to get in your laundry
work early during this week so as to be in
plenty of time for the Fourth of July. out
ot-town trade is especially requested 70
and "a North Main street.
r. w. Greenizer, the tombstone dealer
from Woodbine, Ia, who got into trouble
Tuesday in a Broadway saloon, was dis
charged in police court yesterday, as was
w. NJ. Headley, who was arrested at the
same time and charged with starting the
row.
who died Sunday at Los Angeles, Cal, will
arrive here Saturday morning. services
will be held at Walnut Hill cemetery at
Q o'clock that morning, conducted by Rev.
w. s. Barnes, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church.
The horse and spring wagon which a
Nevins' livery and failed TO return was
found yesterday at Victor Jennings barn
on East Broadway. 1t had been left there
Tuesday night by a man who sold q LOAD
of cora to Mr.. Jennings.
T. Charles Cannon of Sioux City and Miss
Fanny L. Brown of this city were married
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Page
Brown, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. George H.. Cornell. rector of st.
Thomas church., Sioux City.
Ed MoKenna. who has been behind the
bars at the city jail awaiting a preliminary
hearing on a charge OF stealing c9p9er
company, valued at several hundred dol
lars. was discharged yesterday morning. by
Police Judge Scott, as the prosecution failed
70 produce any evidence against him.
The Pomona Land and Trust company OF
this city commenced injunction proceed
ings yesterday to restrain the Mason city
q Fort Dodge railroad from interfering
with the highway on Pomona avenue. II
Is said the railroad Is preparing to put In
a grade crossing at this point, while adj
Joining property owners Insist that 1t
should construct an overhead crossing.