Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

stockert sells carpets and Jugs.
Lefert. eyesieht specialist. 400 Broadway.
Miss Hattie slead Is visiting in Hot
Miss Hattie L. Battey is visiting friends
at Portsmouth. Ia. H4tt
Mrs. Agnes Caldwell left yesterday for
an outing at Colfax Springs.
Mrs. L. l. Edison has gone to Gaiena, III,
on a visit to friends and relatives
Special onerings IN Framed pictures. c.
r.. Alexander & Co. 3S Broadway.
Newton Little returned yesterday from
his vacation trip to Maokinac island.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson have gone
70 Colorado Springs for a short visit.
Miss Nellie Taylor OF Stuart, Ia, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Ed Ferguson OF Seventh ave-
Miss M. Wilson of Battle Creek, Mich,
formerly OF this city, iis the guest Of Mrs..
Mrs. G. II osbern Of Dsnyer Is visiting
be-, parents MT. and Mrs. ". W wallace
Misses Martha ana FRANCES Hardegen
have gone 20 tIusk. Wyo, on q visit to
Miss Maude smith OF Monmouth. H.. ly
Visiting at the home Of her uncle, A. ].
Snyder OF North Eighth street.
Mrs. w. w. Sherman and son Homer will
leave Sunday for Chicago, where MrE.
Sherman goes for musical study.
The Crane-C Churchill and Falrbanks-
More ball teams viii meet on the diam2nd
at Thirty,fogSth, and Broadway this after
For saie-My home at ss South First
street; a modern six-room cottage large
lot and shade. trees. Cali at sssh Broad
A man named Coole reported to the police
last evening that his Sunday suit of clothes
had been stolen from his room at the 81.
Joe house on Main street
Mr. and Mrs. B.. G. Warren of East Mo-
line, ILL.,, and Mrs. M. l.. Graham OF Chi
cago are guests Of their sister, Mrs. o.
W. Graham, 326 Avenue +.
ivan nooth fha vorn~ lad who rvaa
buried beneath a landslide. Wednesday
afternoon, Is rapidly recoverings although
not yet able 70 cave his bed.
]. s. Goodrich, superintendent, with head
quarters at Moberly, Mo, and j. L Harris.
general live stock agent, with headquarters
at Kansas City, were two Wabash officials
The executive committee IN charge of the
Elk street fair And carnival needs the
assistance Of a n1mber of young women to
attend the booths and would be pleased to
hear from those willing 20 assist,
The regular meeting Of u. s.. Grant COM
pany, uniform rank Knights of. Rythias,
S Sln az are n rsau seis et vs. Re pf Hnsn 1 as T FRePe
y important business 70 come up for ac-
Work on the cleaning or Indian creeks
progressing fayorably these days and the
1ofce Under the direction Of City Engineer,
Etnyre has reached Sixth avenue. The
creek will be cleaned as far as North Sixth
street
William Robson, a draytnan OF Dunlap.
Ia, has filed a voluntary petition In bank
tturp,t,cy IN me feeerHi court here His va
assets valued q st1. aii q which he ciaiml
County treasures Arnd tsfpsd over TO
ing the mu~nicipauty'e proportion of the
taxes collected during July. and made up
as follows; Regular taxes $f.s@. 10; special
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 John A. J~ungquist, aged IS, of Pacific
Junction. Ia, and Anna olson. aged 2&, OF
the Chicaso, Burlington & Quincy railroad
at Pacinc Junction.
The Danish brotherhood and Danebo So
ciety viii give q picnic Sunday at Union
Driving park. There will be deer shooting.
target shooting bowIns q tug Of wst .nd
prizes will be eiven.,<There wifi be q CON
cert In the afternoon and dancing IN the
evening. The picnic will be free.
sz ESs r fSesssl S of P Pc Stla: sS,ssy sl MsrsssI
at $50 O'Clock from the family residence.
1893 Third avenue, under. the auspices Of
lnterment will be In Fairview cemetery.
Rev. =. w. Erickson, pastor OF the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church. viii conduct the
AbIjah Hulet. a youth about IS years old.
who has been cared for at the police sta
ton for two or three days on account Of
Kansas City yesterday by the supervisor
OF the poor. Young Hniet came here from
MS nome IN AanhAh City ABOUT Two weeks
ago and was overcome by the heat while
working for & farmer EAST Of the city.
The police were called late Thursday
ntBht to disperBe a gang Of hoodlume that
had gathered at the corner OF Sixteenth
avenue and Eighth street and annoyed thu
guests AZ q social Of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen. Not content witt. maxi
ing the night hideous with their yelling,
some OF the. gang commenced throwing
stones and art and one OF the women
guests was struck in the face and severely
bruised. Mark King, charged with beinR
one OF the, gang, was arrested by Captain
Maitby and win have a hearing IN police
court Monday morning.