Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-26
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis cells drugs

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific optician. zoe B'way.
Lenert eyesight specialist. rs Broadway.
Special sale Of photo frames. c. Z. Alex
ander q Co, S3 Broadway.
Take home a brick Of Metzgers ice
cream. Vanilla. &c; Neopolitan. sc.
Insurance gasoline stoves. absolutely safe.
Main street.
Refrigerators and ice cream f~reezers.
Cole-Brelsford Hardware company, Al South
Main street
Remember we are headquarters for Tin
ware company. Al South Main street.
House cleaning done. it Is time now 10
get a piano at Bouricius Music House. s3s
Broadway. Where the organ stands upon
the building.
A motion for a new trial in the suit of
Ernest Hopping against Hans Peterson
was filed in the district court Saturday.
Fourteen criminal cases have been listed
which will reconvene Monday morning.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
20 John G. Spatz, aged IS, and Katherine
s. Stein. aged Is. both from Reading. Pa.
John Wallace reported TO the police yes
terday the theft Of a quantity Of carpenter
tools from a building on Oakland avenue
on which he was working.
Williams photo studio removed 70 ground
floor, opposite postofice. on Sixth street.
about half price. Nothing cheap. but the
price.
The teachers Of the city schools enjoyed
their annual picnic at Lake Manawa Sat
urday afternoon. They occupied two spe-
cial cars placed at their service by the
motor company.
ton Of croquet sets and also remember that
We sell them at a reasonable figure. Your
~SChoenIng. Merriam block.
Its a pleasure 70 NOW your yard II you
have the right kind OF a lawn mower. Have
keen CuLflnE mAGnlnE al PETERSEN -
Schoening's? II beats EN- all.
No use to figure how cheap you can buy
leave your order at Petersen & Screenings
and you can sleep peacefully that your
hardware bill will be the lowest that any
firm can make IL.
The finance mmitt of citizens APP
pointed by Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army
~ rhe hep1enS 70 seG r9n t w sdi q I'M, me
Saturday, and by evening had secured the
full amount needed.
There Is no art in buying a hammock IL
you go TO the right place. 1t Is TO your
interest 10 so to Petersen & schoening,s
Knocks. both IN styles and prices.
From now on IT win tax the wits of the
people 10 figure out how to Keel cool The
chase a refrigerator at Petersen & Schoen-
ing's. They have what one might term the
only one that gives universal Satisfaction.
Mrs. NJ. L. Williams Of Madison avenue
was called 20 Perry, Ia, yesterday by the
illness Of her father, James Johnston, VINO
was obliged to leave the train at Perry.
Mr.. Johnston's condition was reported 10
be most serious.
Hazel Irene. infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Mauer, 292 Harrison street, died
Saturday, aged 2 months and II days.
The funeral. which viii be private, will be
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
residence and interment viii be In Fair
view cemetery.
William Donaldson. who was reported
missing from his home since Monday. was
In omaha Friday, where Mrs. Fremont
BENJAMIN OF this city met and talked with
him. Mrs. Benjamin at the time was, not
his family to assist In locating him.
The motion for a new trial IN the per-
sonal injury damage suit of Howard Aims
worth against the motor company was sub
mitted to Judge Wheeler in the district
sc0urt Saturday and taken under advise
ment by him. Ainsworth recently secured
q verdict OF S,2o against the motor COM
panY.
Mrs. Alice l. Patterson. living east of
Oakland. this county. was committed 70
Commissioners on insanity. Her condition
IL due TO overwork in nursing one OF ner
children, who was critically III Tor several
weeks. Her physical as well as her mental
condition Is serious.
II would take a page or more of this
paper 10 go on and describe the immense
Petersen a Schoening's- They INVITE every
conservative buyer TO look over their stock
and stand ready for the verdict when they
get through as TO the quality OF gooos
and economical prices
Lew Ketter and D. w. Schultz were ar
rested Saturday afternoon on complaint
disturbing the peace. Ketter and Schultz
are sewing machine agents and had trou-
bic, with Goldberg over a machine they
saulted Mrs. Goldberg during the contro-
Versy. They gave bonds for their appear
ance in police court Monday.