Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel
wollman. scientific o~ptician, 400 B'way.
Born, tor Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Hake. a
Daughter.
Forty-six marriage licenses were issued
during February.
Alderman e, H.. Lougee has gone 70
Phelps, Mo, on business.
New novelties in picture frames, c. e.
Alexander g. Co, SSS Broadway.
]. c, & w. Woodward, architects, room
n Everett block, Council BUNS, la.
Miss Kyle OF Glenwood. Ia, is guest of
AIRS. o. II Lucas of Oakland avenue.
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Merle Warner has been promoted from
corporal TO sergeant in the Dodge Light
Guard.
Mrs. t. Farnsworth was called to Hot
Springs, ARK, yesterday by the illness of
her husband.
A sneak thief got away with an overcoat
from s. Wineberg's store on Broadway
yesterday morning.
Mansei wicks, SIG voorhis street. a pio-
neer resident OF Council Bluffs. is kept to
The congregation of the First Baptist
church has extended q. call to Rev. G. G.
Maxfeld Of oneida, N. Y.
II. w. Cutshall. who was severely. burned
with gasoline last Sunday while lighting a
fire, was able to be out yesterday.
: James .sud II. Il 6% EIgS,oc Of N the HSS % 3 mel. has as
announcing the serious Illness of his
mother.
John O.. Fink and Mrs. Josephine @.
Belts, both OF Omaha, were married I'm
this city yesterday afternoon by Justice
Bryant.
street returned last evening from Kansas
City. She was accompanied by her sister,
John 8. Gretzer, jr., Of this city Will be
one of those in charge of the scales during
the weighing Of the mails at the Transfer
Abe TJncoIn nosf crard Arm, of the pa
public. and the Woman's Relief corps will
hold a joint social session this evening in
U. s.. Grant company. Uniform rank,
knights of Pythias. viii entertain its mem
bers and friends At a smoker this evening
o. c.. Castor. who has resigned as court
reporter for Judge Lh9rnell to engage in
Seattle. Wash, where he will make his
home. tttiH
The condition of Mrs. W.. B. Crewdson,
wife of the pastor of the First Christian
church, who has been critically i'll for sew.
eral weeks, was said yesterday to be unim-
Pat Donohue. recently discharged from
the pesthouse, was arrested yesterday
afternoon on an assault and battery charge
preferred AGAINST him by James Coyle, a
Word has been received from r. S. Raw
hngs. at Cambridgeport, Mass, that the
physicians have decided they can do MOTH
Ing for his ailment and that he has de-
cided to return home. III
There are but few readers that are unac-
uuainted with "Peck's Bay Boy" Those
that have not been introduced to him in
book form have seen him on the stage.
Manager George W, Heath has had him
renovated and the farce as II will be pre-
scented at the Dohany theater this after
noon and tonight viii have many improve
ments, many additional pranks, new say
ings and original situations. Numerous
novelties and specialties will be introduced
during the action of the play; many new
dancing features and all the latest songs
will also be rendered by capable artists.
"Fogg's Ferry the familiar and always
welcome comedy-drama by the author of
Coon Hollow" ALTERED and improved Into
the New Fogg's Ferry" Is to be the at
traction at the Doheny theater tomorrow
night. II VIII be given, with entire new
by a selected quartet, a troupe of dancing
pickaninnies, Miss Pomeroy and others.
The play tells an absorbing story in an In
teresting way, is full of thrilling situations
and possesses an unusual amount of funny
comedy. Its scenic sensation, showing the
explosion OF a torpedo. is a fine example OF
gtage realism.