Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert, eyesight specialist. 2s Broadway.
DR.. stockdale, First Nat Bank building.
Pictures for wedding presents. C. h
Take home a brick Of Metzger's ice
cream. Vanilla. 25c; Neopolitan. &c.
The closing session of the P~ottawatta-
mile County Normal institute Will be heId
this morning.
Mrs. w. r. Adams OF Hastings, Neb, Is
visiting Mrs, r. A. Serale and Mrs W. d
Cessna OF this city.
Judge Green Of the district court was
In the city yesterday on his way from
Dow City TO his home at Audubon.
A marriage license was issued Yesterday
to w. II. Brightmsn, aged 49, eng a. j.
Mathews, aged "a. both OF Council BUTTS
Ernest, the b-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Jensen, 1905 Little. FRANK street,
died yesterday afternoon from whooping
cough.
For rent. hve-room cottage, city water in
kitchen, good out buildings, SSS per mohtn;
North First street.
Lost-Cockerel spaniel dog, black, with
white spot in breast; goes by name OF Don,
o. McKesson. $40 Oakland avenue.
W. A. Bridgman brought suit in the dis
trict court yesterday 20 enloin tne sac
terer Baldun and the motor company are
named as defendants
The city health board expects to close
oniy patient there and 1t Is proposed to
remove him to his home on Franklin ave
nue. which Is Guaranteed for smallpox,
his wife now having the disease.
The committee of the Board. of Super
visors having the matter In charge .est-
mate that the repairs to the roof Of the
county courthouse will cost about $1,000:
It will report at the meeting of the board
% July p and that bids be
r. z. williams Of South First street ap-
piled yesterday to the insanity commission
ers to have his son; at present a private
mitted to the state asylum at Clarinda.
The board will examine into the case to-
Complaint was made to the police last
evening that Robert Larson. a i0-year-old
boy Lying at 127 MCGEE avenue, had been
B. Harrington Of ISIS Little Benton street.
Mrs. Harrington claimed young Larson and
Frank Bartlett, a laborer working on
the Great Western grade, was picked up
by the police last evening suffering from
Unconscious from the effects of the drug.
but after treatment at the city jail re-
cents worth of the drug.
Miss F. p. Chapman of David Bradley. &
Co.'S, clerical force will leave Saturday for
P ldSyt5fTS6 u r. the H. a to Stte 9du5 the p sanEai
Union of America. Miss Chapman goes as
. delegate from, the First Baptist church
relatives and friends in Chicago.
William ,Fris6iei the 6-year-old son of
IT senas S Gsllsy; T wb9 yas R,e ssrse II a tSa ' sace
suit Of MS INJURIES yesterday. Briei serv-
iiy home, after Which the body viii be
taken to Slater, Ia, for burial.
The receipts in the general fund at the
creaslng the deficiency in this fund to date
&c Ssip sSs''s xers IN ,i Ses % belass si5.s suh Bel6 oSe the the
hcienScy to $3.50 in this fund to date. O'
TIL old Atlantic house on South Main
street, one Of the landmarks OF the city,
has been torn down to make way for the
Greet Westerns passenger depot. The old
20 the ground 70 make room for a mod
saa structure 1t was also an old land
H. Jules Maillaux, travelling representa-
live OF. the Elks' grand lodge meeting. to
end viii attend the meeting of the Council
Bluffs lodge tonight. In honor of hts visit
tonight. The lodge session, at which sew
eral candidates viii be initiated, will be
followed by a banquet.
Mike Sullivan was released from the city
jail yesteTday and a sentence of ten days
P P:issssd on s DTFH%ls' S Ss dF0 sfls5 S'h TS y % S0SPa
Ssd ~aseu%ulstsd a SIs-slied jag and .siS
days on the slim diet prescribed by Judge
Scott.
George Stevenson has given up his lease
Of the Dohany opera house and yesterday
left for Columbus, Neb., to assume the
management OF the North opera house. His
family will follow him In a few days.
w. A. Maurer, who has charge OF the
property OF the Dohany estate, is planning
TO ~renovate the house and II Is said nego-
t~iations are pending to put 1t on the Klaw
a Erlanger circuit.
When L, Gilinski, the commission man,
was handling a bunch of bananas yesterday
he discovered close to the top of the stalk
q nest made of little tw1gs and the long
slender tail Of some animal p%rotrudins
from it. With considerable difficulty the
occupant of the nest was dragged out. IL
proved to be a little animal something
after the nature of a rat, but with a Ions
snout and sharp, prominent teeth. A man
who claimed 10 know pronounced II a spe-
cimen of the l-ong-snouted phalanger, a
diminuuve species of possum, with many
attributes of the rodent family. The tai
Of the little animal v about twelve inches
long and its claws closely resemble those
of the ape family. 1t is now on exhibition
at the store.
Fire! Fire! Firel The largest stock OF
fireworks in the city. A. b. Howe, SIC
Broadway.
Davis sells glasa.