Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-24
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

DAVIS sells 0IukHs
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific optician, 409 B'way.
PasturaRe. Judson, 929 9th ave. Tel. 54S.
J.. c. and w. Woodward, architects room
s, Everett block, Council Blufts, Ia
Take home a brick of Metzger Ice
cream. vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan. S0c.
New goods and outfits for topographic
work at Alexander's Art store, $50 d way
Go to Morgan e. Klein for upholstering'
mattress making and feather renoVauhs'
" South Main street. Phone 5lS.
For sale. excellent building lot in central
sub, size Ax12O. This is a, bargain LOT
some one, for cash sale or VIII sen on pay
ment plan. Lot is located on Avenue ~
within several blocks OF GOOD schooL 1aii
or address E. r. Watts, Bee ONCE Couhcii
Bluffs.
Born. 10 Captain and Mrs. James o..
Mather yesterday, a son.
Bluff city Masonic lodge will have a spe.
cial meeting tonight for "OIk III Liz ""Nu
degree.
Mrs. John II. Heating of Portland, ore
is visiting her parents, MT. anu MITE T. a.
Troutman of Fourth avenue.
The residence of II. r.. Lemen, assistant
manager of the Christian Home, has peen
released from smallpox quarantine
We make a speciality of all kinds OF fur-
mace and tin work. See us for prices. Cole
Brelsford Hardware Co, Al ;. Main street
Rev. @. w. Snyder will. give a Bible
reading Thursday evening at the resiaenee
OF Mrs. Theodore Larson, III MCGEE
avenue.
Tn Insurance gasoline stoves are abso-
lutely safe. No dirt, no silohe' Iet pgr
prices. Cole-BrelsfOrd Hardware Co, Al 5.
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F W. Trude, "A South
Twenty-second street. are home from a
six weeks trip TO California ana other "a
cific coast points.
Mrs. Walters, mother Of Charles, and
Jesse Walters is suffering from injuries 10
horse Monday evening.
s. Driven OF Danvers, Mass returned
home yesterday after visiting G. P Shepard
~ Nhfa pffN They WnTa hnVhnnd friends.
but had not met since 1863.
Miss Spencer Of Audubon, Ia is a guest
OF Mrs. F. b Warner Of Washington
where she passed the winter.
A young son Of Mr.. and Mrs; Charles
Dobblns IS suffering from a broken nose,
watching a game of base ball.
Miss Maud Waltman, a former resident
of Council Bluffs, and Robert Bunnell of
First Christian church, Omaha.
The Columbia and Tribune bicycles are
the very highest grade. We handle them.
Also a fine line OF cheap wheels. See us.
Cole-Brelsford Hardware Co, Al S. Main st.
Rev. Milford Riggs Of Joplin, Mo, yes
f 8Gdayyt n CbIrc6 the the 9 pr ,, Of the First tSt
call to the pastorate here. He will as
sumo charge the first Sunday in May.
A young man named Lane, while fooling
72S West Broadway, pulled the trigger. The
bullet went through the thigh near the
hhStt hAahihb a poAhAdi ia hON AlO
wound.
Louise, the 6-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Hansen, 221l South Seventh
liberia. The funeral, which will be pri-
vate, will be this morning at 3 o'clock from
the residence and burial will be in Fair
view cemetery.
Five new cases of measles were reported
TO, the health authorities yesterday. e.
Wells, SIS Mill street, were reported as
suffering from smallpox. Two cases Of
diphtheria were also reported at 2211 South
Seventh street and S2 Seventh avenue.
Articles of Incorporation of the Treynor
Ua.) Savings. bank were filed for record
yesterday, The capital stock is placed at
w. b. Oaks, j. Heesch, John Hennings,
Thomas Flood, A. L. Ingram, f. w. Ouren,
F1ammant.
David Fitzgerald, arrested here Saturday
at the request of the authorities of Peoria,
]. +. Herman, detective of that city. Fitz-
gerald is wanted In Peoria to answer TO
the charge of completely In the robbery of
nifty revolvers, the property OF a military
company.
Tonly Laustrop, a newspaper carrier,
has been missing from his home, 104 West
Broadway, for three days and his parents
yesterday asked the assistance OF the
police in finding him. Tony placed a sub
home to avoid going to School. 'i'
w. J. Dunlap. whose home is at 12S Vim
street. this city, and who recently re-en-
listed in the regular army on his return
from three years service in the Philip
pines, Is said to be missing. His wife, who
was Miss Mamie Muehlenberg of this city
aud whom he married about two months
ago. has returned TO the home OF her
parents.
Frank Nugent, who was arrested for
completely in the burglary at the Haller
residence on Washington avenue last Satur-
day afternoon. has been Identified as John
KavanauRh, whose home is at 2224 North
Nineteenth street. Omaha. He formerly
worked In one OF the South Omaha packing
houses. His preliminary hearing is set for
this morning in police court.
Ed Powers, a young man who said his
home was in Waterloo, Ia, was arrested
yesterday afternoon as he was waiting for
a train at the Illinois Central depot by
Chief OF Police Tibbits. He was taken back
to South Omaha last evening. where he
will have to answer to a charge OF stealing
a hTnssinn CLOAK CLOAK belong to a young woman
city.
Judge Scott yesterday morning in police
fR4iSEbt @lsmiss snd the F case against sherman
with the theft of a team of horses from
Ezra Perkins, a young. mar from Malvern,
day he complained to the police. Thomas
Dunn, in whose possession Constable Al
and. the animals were ordered turned over
70 MIN by the court. The horses were
Eater Stt@ O 6 q by Deputy CITY Marshal
Scott against Richardson for the costs OF
ne case in police court. Caldwell, against
ing the peace. was ined $40 and costs.
Fined for Fighting over n Girl.
H. p. Marquardt. who got into trouble by
calling on another fellows girl Sunday
evening and was arrested for disturbing
the peace, was fned s. and costs in police
court yesterday. Later Judge Scott re-
mitted the fine and Marquardt paid the
costs. A. G. Waldorf, who resented Mar
quardt calling on his girl and was ar
rested for assaulting him, will have his
hearing Thursday morning.