Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-26
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.


psv,. sell, drugs. JAW
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer az Neumayer's hotel
Wollman, scientific optician. 40s BWay.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Brewer wi
South Ninth street, a son.
Mrs. c. s. Tibbits H. seriously III at her
home on North Seventh street.
New novelties in picture frames. = ~
Alexander & Co., 33 Broadway.
]. c. q w, woodward aTehlteets' room
. Everett block, Council BUNS, Ia
Mrs. Kate Smith Of Chicago IL guest OF
her mother. Mrs. Puder OF Vine street
Missouri oak body wood. s5.S sord. Will
AanaNWelch. 70 N. Main street Tel Ia
Miss Mary Cable, daughter OF Rev. w. II.
Gable, pastor OF Trinity Methodist church,
IL Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Mayme Sawyer OF Chicago and
Louis Hem Of Wyoming are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Mary e. Hem, Vine street.
Charles Con Of Harrison street has hled
an Information against Lee UtterbRck,
charging him with the theft Of an over
coat.
The funeral OF James j. Collins will be
this morning at . from ST. Francis xavier's
church. Burial will be In st. Joseph ceme-
terry.
Simon Johnson, tailor at H4 West Broad
way, reported to the police yesterday tho
theft of eleven trousers patterns from his
shop.
John Sylvester of this city has secured a
clerical position in the naval yards IN
Cavite and will leave shortly for the Philip
pines.
c. w. Hood, who conducts the barber
shop at 52sh Broadway, has added a hne
Enlistment.
Tbs Ladies. Ala society Of 81; Johns
day afternoon at the rummage sale room.
S6 Main street.
william and Mary Chambers filed for
Marietta Amy Warwick, a child from the
Child Saving Institute of Omaha.
A stiil alarm called the FIRE department
Ruddd,, Zoe m avenue % l. ."e < ''t dsfeotiSe due
caused a slight blaze, but no damage.
Rev. Clark will lead the prayer meeting
tnls the sye sloss ~ y s tss esrt the s palpit e shSrSh:
ton.
A portion Of the west wall Of the county
voting place at Fifth avenue and Twelfth
street has caved in and will nave to be re-
paired before the caucuses can be held
Ia; Elmer Shriver OF Harrison county and
Miss Lizzie Dillon of Sioux City are guests
OF Mrs. l. G. Beem and family OF MINISTER
b. f.. Grimm, ticket clerk at the Rock
Island passenger depot, will be ticket clerk
In the city ONCE OF the wabash railroad'
street.
Arthur Snyder, switchman in the employ
Of the Northwestern railroad, had one OF
AAl0 HHilQD UlA6UCu AOIuA hABn DNIWGGH
couplers. It IL feared part OF the hand
may have to be amputated.
Dempsey Harrison Beam. farmer of Dun
lap, Ia, with liabilities amounting to 81, 40,
has nied a petition In bankruptcy in the
federal court here. He has assets aggre-
eating 1864, but all are claimed as exempt.
John Morris a freight caller at the Union
crushed Monday. A wheel Weighing 1000
pounds while being unloaded got beyond
the control OF the, men handling It and
rolled against Morris.
II. J. Vaughan, a locomotive fireman of
this city has nlsd 2 petition in voluntary
s SSn1 IS psSd assets ssee aaS,llnaS tSt si,sS' e
which $1,000 represents a policy of life In
surance and all of which he claims as
exempt.
Albert Alderman. arrested by Special
Oficer Cailsghan on the charge OF stealing
coal from the Union Pacific railroad. viii
court. A aiSaIns ' Yeste %Hsgn 4ledn az R0I iSs
FORMATION against the oficer charging him
When Deputy sherif Baker went to
indicted on a charge of arson, he found
Peterson All broken out a z II suffering
the house and read the contents of the
paper to Peterson through the window.
Mrs. Canning. president, mas called a
commission for Th1rsday afternoon at s:so
to make final disposition OF the funds In
the treasury: The commission was or
regiment went into service for the war in
the Philippines.
TIT receipts at the Christian Home con-
tinue below the needs of the institution.
In the general fund last week they
amounted to $3.50, being S6210 below the
estimated needs for the current expenses
this fund to date to S3065S. In the man
ayers fund they were S12, being S1 below
deficiency TO S1l2.e In this fund TO date.