Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
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with relatives at Mitchell. S. d.
Special offerings =, iR framed pictures. c. E.
Judge and Mrs. j. +. F.. MCGEE and son
are visiting friends In Minneapolis.
Miss Katherine Kirley Will leave today
for a visit with friends in New York city.
traI.
Wanted at once, boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply at the ONCE, No. 10 Pearl
Miss Nellie Beebe left yesterday on a
visit TO friends at Denver and Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. H. r. Ellsworth of Chinicothe, Mo.
Is the guest Of Mrs. O. E.. Gould OF 1929
Broadway,
DR.. B. McDermott, Harry Haas and Edgar
Dyar have gone to Colorado for a two
weeks outing.
Miss Mary Launderville Of Vail. Ia, is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. G. l.. German, lll5
Mrs. F. N. Phelps of Kansas City is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. s. Baird of
East Broadway.
Illinois Central, has been called to Chicago
by the death OF his sister.
Miss Katherine Armstrong OF York, Neb.
Armstrong Of Fourth street. w.
Colonel and Mrs. E. s. ormsby Of EN-
metsouTg, Ia are guests or j. a. McGon-
A lawn social will be given by the Degree
of Honor, A. o. u. w, at the residence Of
Mrs. F. z. English on Wednesday evening.
August 20.
Miss Katherine Treynor and Miss Cora
Treynor are home from Chicago, where
they took a summer course In the Univer-
sity of Chicago.
d. l.. Ross, administrator of the estate
of ], ?. Bowman, deceased, secured judg-
ment In the superior court against y. &.
Kirkwood for 1907.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. ohm
English Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.. b.
Whittell, 1850 Avenue II.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First Com
gregational church will hold a special meet
Ing this afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
F. l. Reed. 40 First avenue.
Marks q Co, -proprietors of the Ogden
equipment OF rubber-tired rigs. Horses
boarded and cared for. $40 per month. Best
livery service in the city. Telephone. los.
Council BLUFFS, now a resident of New York.
ts in the city visiting friends, Captain
served in Cuba and the Philippines, but is
now engaged in mercantile business.
A: M. Bonham Of this city filed original
notice OF suit yesterday in the district court
against the North American Accident In
Rurance company for $3.50. Particulars Of
the claim were not set forth in the notice.
Miss Fanny Davenport and Miss Vera
Wheeler have gone to- Chicago, where they
will enter the Woman's hospital as student
nurses. Miss Grace Hartman, also Of
Council Bluffs, is a student in the same
Ths Knights OF Pythies ~ Council plrYs
win hold their annual picnic at Lake
Manawa Thursday, August rs. instead OF
not to interfere with the Odd Fellows, who
have. arranged for their annual outing at
the lake this Thursday.
Fred, Tomlinson, q ~long-haired vendor Of
patent medicines, claiming LeMars, Ia, as
his home, is under arrest at the city jail
on a charge Of yagrancy and begging on
the streets. Tomlinson In the palmy days
OF patent medicine showa was rated as
worth several hundred thousand dollars.
The receipts in the general fun at the
being $3.50 below the needs Of the week
and Increasing the deficiency to sl15.os in
the receipts we're we're ,iln5o .nS BEING msn ssc'sO b eISS
deficiency to 1896
Fred Pierce, bound over to the grand jury
on Q charge Of breaking into the premises
of Dan DriscolI, foreman at the gas plant
OF the Citizens Gas and Electric company,
lend stealing a number OF chickens, was
released from. the county jail on his own
jrecogniEance in the sum of $500 on orders
from Judge Wheeler Of the district court.
Residents on MINISTER street are complain
ltng. about the delay In the building OF the
bridge at the Intersection Of that street and
North. Main street. Contractor Wickham
'@@Ereed to have the bridge completed by
placed In position several weeks ago no
work has been done on the structure.
Building permits have been issued to Fred
- ~ ~ ~ PAGAlAoGE at "
East Pierce street, to Frank Peterson for a
1900 one-story frame cottage at 1l6 Bioomer
street, to Mrs. Emma Lacey for a $500
one-story frame cottage on Harrison street
and to o. ]. Smith for a story and a half
frame cottage in Curtis & Ramsey's addi-
ton to cost $1,000
Articles OF incorporation OF the Rudolph
Toler company were fied in the once of
the recorder yesterday. The capital stock
= placed at 10000. and the ineorporators
are Mrs. Anna Toller, John r. Toller, Her
man Tollsr. A. e. Toller and Frank L.
Teller. The purpose of the Incorporation
e to carry on the grocery business Of
As a result OF a dispute over the pur-
chase or O. pool table from John Achatz Of
this city, H. A; Bennett and f. e. stranger.
said to reside In Omaha, were arrested yes
terday on a charge of larceny as baiiees.
Ths information was hled by Achatz in
were released on their recognizance pending
a hearing.
Even Fegley was arrested late Monday
plight Tor creating a disturbance at his
Adaltby and Detective Callaghan, who were
called to the house, had considerable
Vigorous nEht and had 70 be handcuRedd
before he could be put in the patrol wagon,
He viii have a hearing in police court this
William Ryan was placed in the county
jan yesterday, having been bound over to
the Frsnd Jury by Mayor Aney OF Under
IL alleged to have stolen 5000 from Thomas
r.. Madden, employed at the Wickham
grading camp on the Great Western. IL IS
sileged that Ryan took the money from
Madden's clothes while the latter was
asleep Sunday night.
Attorneys I n. Fliekinger and George s..
Wright are home from Spirit Lake, where
they argued a motion before Judge add Of
the supreme court for a vacation or modi-
ncaton OF Judge Deemer's order stayinR
proceedings In the Manawa park fence
case. Judge Ladd took his decision under
advtsement The matter was presented To
Judge Ladd at the request of Judge Deemer
am the argument was made at the formeris
summer home at Spirit Lake.
The Sunday school rally TO be held at the
Baptist church Sunday promises 10 be OF
Unusual interest. w. b. Waddsll Of Omaha
an enthusiastic Sunday school worker has
been secured TO give a chalk talk 10 the
children In the afternoon. F.. +, Jones OF
Villisca, a state worker; Hon. Shirley Gill
land OF Glenwood, Hon. Jacob Sims. DR..
n. ]. Rice and other workers from this
icity are on the program. Mr.. Jones will
speak on The Importance of the Work OF
the Sunday School Superintendent" in the
afternoon.
Davis sells glass.