Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
sells deugs.

Davis sells deugs.
stcckert sells carpets and rugs.
wollman. scientific optician. 4s Bway'
Take home a brick OF Metzgers ice
cream. Vanilla, &c; Neopolitan. SOc.
J. c. and w. Woodward, architects, room
s, Everett block. Council BLUFFS, la.
New goods and outfits for gyr9gTaphio
Go to Morgan & Klein for upholstering'
mattress making and feather renoVauhs'
~ South Main street Phone o4s.
For sale. excellent building lot In Central
subo' size AxiM This IL a bargain for
come one, for cash sale or will sell on pay
ment plan. Lot is located on Avenue 70,
or ADDRESS i. r. Watts. Bee ONCE, Council
BLUFFS.
Mrs. p. @. Pearse has gone to Mime
apolis to visit friends.
Miss Helen Hanford left yesterday on a
visit to her old home in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Ross will leave today
on a visit to relatives In Mobile Ala
orvnle wolcott has been called 10 Ne"
York City by the death of his mother
Eight to ten days 10 complete your suit.
order now. N. Y. Tailoring Co., Si way
Assistant City Engineer and Mrs. Judson
have removed their residence TO lV@ Ihrd
avenue.
Edgar toward, editor of the Columbus
(N2b) Telegram, was Visiting trlehos III
this city yesterday.
Bluff City Masonic lodge will hold a spe,-
cial communication this evening for Work
In the third degree.
The regular meeting Of Shaduliam temple,
Dramatic Order Knights OF khorassan, Will
be Thursday evening.
For rent, after June !, my residence. 500
Fourth avenue; MODERN, eight-room mouse
and barn. John Lindt.
Mrs. J. Roenfeldt and Mrs. William
Kahl Of Mineola, Ia, are guests OF Mrs.
J. II. Miller OF South Tenth street.
Friday will be the last day for filing
cases for the May term Of the superior
court, which will open Monday, May II.
Ed c. Brown has been called to Genoa,
Neb., by a telegram announcing the serious
Miss Alice Brown accompanied him.
Louise, the 11-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs: A; J. Price OF Boomer township.
del yesterday. The funeral will be this
MOI ming at IL o'clock and interment will be
in the Grange cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poole, who have been
visiting relatives here. returned to their
were accompanied by Miss Poole, who viii
visit friends in the twin cities.
Robert R.. the 1s-months-old son of Mr..
ana Mrs. 7: @. Allison. 2S East Broadway,
died yesterday morning. The remains were
taken to Avoca, Ia. last evening, where
ths funeraI will be held today.
this. city, has filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy In the United States court. His
liabilities aggregate 5000, while his assets,
Alderman Lougee, chairman Of the city
council committee on streets and alleys,
plaesu a large for3e of men and teams
lust ets streets are - be cleaned and it is
said that II Is the intention OF Alderman
Lougee that they rta.l be kept clean.
Rev. Milford RiSKg, who recently Rc-
cepted the pastori;e. OF the FirEt Baptist
church., vii. 6rrtve In the city with his
dSI1ily Ihurtday n wil make their home
avenue. The congregation, is making a
number OF Improvements in the church
building In anticipation OF his arrival.
The receipts In the general fund at the
Christian Home last week were $259.6 81,
being $b9.64 above the estimated needs for
balance was placed to the credit Of the i'm
provement and. contingent fund In the
managsr's U the receipts were $685. IS
week and decreasing the deficiency in this
fund to date to S7S,26.
The police were called upon yesterday
morning 70 settle a dispute at the Jewish
synagogue, which had arisen between som,
Of the msmhers: e. Gilinski, one Of tn.
Statesman oecGFvins his seat and ejectet
boys relatives and friends. Cher Tibbit
water and after Gilffnski H left the p iaceo tn;
services continued without further inter
ruption.
Bowen Curley. mayor of. Idaho Falls
Idaho, has written City Clerk Phillips ask
ing him for Information regarding the besr
%stS MSyo of e esTRi1s ps sisy h hooks pbirj II his ! re let t,
compliment. Ever since Mr.. Phillips wai
invited to explain his method OF keepinl
city council before the convention Of the
Iowa League Of Municipalities his fam,
has spread over the entire country and h,
has received a number of hattering re
quests for information on the subject.
The Old Homestead" which Is to b,
given under the auspices of aerie No. 1O4
Fraternal Order OF Eagles, tomorrow even
ing at the Dohany theater. is promising &
be one Of the best local talent entertain
ments Of the season. Those who will tax,
part are being drilled to the hour aud tn
cast ir said to be exceedingly gOCt Tn,
piece H. full of interest from beginning 4
end and there will be amusement and fuI
from the rist to the fall OF the curtain
Seats ara going rapidly and there is NJ