Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
wollman. scientific opueian, zoe B'way.
Pasturage, Judson, 9s sth ave. Tel rs
J. c. n w. woodward. architects. room
= Everett block, Council BLUFFS, la.
Take home a brick Of Metzgers Ice
cream. Vanilla, &c; Neopolitan, sc.
Refrigerators and ice chests. Prices right
Cole-Brelsford Hardware Co., n.S. Main 81.
New goods and outfits for pyrogrsphio
work at Alexanders Are Store. SS B'way.
Go 70 Morgan q Klein for upholsterng.
II South Main street. Phone 54o-
We make a specially Of all kinds of fur
mace and tin work. See AS for prices. Cole
Brelsford Hardware Co. Al >. Main street.
The Insurance gasoline stoves are abso-
iutely safe. No dirt. no smoke. Get our
prices. Cole-Brelsfofd Hardware Co Al
8. Main street.
For sale-Excellent building lot In Cen
trail sub, size 44Xl2g. This Is a bargain for
someone, for cash sale or will sell on pay
ment plan. Lot II located on Avenue Is
within several blocks Of good school Call
or address L. +. Watts, Bee ofhce. Coun-
cl Bluns.
The Columbia and Tribune bicycles are
fhe very highest grade, We handle them
Eole-Brelsford Hardware Co, Al 8. Main st.
George Hunt. 1922 Avenue e, died yes
terday morning from consumption. The
family IL under quarantine for smallpox.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
20 Charles A Miller. aged 81, OF Omaha,
and Anna A. Arthur, aged "a. of Milan,
Kan.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cole, who has been critically III for four
months, was reported yesterday TO be much
Improved.
W. W. Branson. alias Scott, arrested on
suspicion Of committing the robbery In the
Oak saloon, was discharged in police court
yesterday morning- r
Charles Lunkley, undertaken. took out a
one-story brick warehouse on his property
At 2e West Broadway.
O.. s.. Lattimer, charged with assault
ting 1. Branosis, dealer In old clothes and
junk, was fined 8 and costs in police
court yesterday. Lattimer appealed 10 the
district court
The case against. Charles Coleman,
charged with holding up and robbing w. J.
Clobourn near the School for the Deaf a
week ago. has been continued in police
court until Monday.
Judge Scott will convene the April term
Of superior court Monday and notice was
would make an assignment of cases
promptly at 10 O'Clock.
Charles Huber filed a bond Saturday
with himself and Charles Walters as
sureties in his contest for the alderman
ship of the First ward and the bond was
referred. TO City Solicitor Snyder for his
approval.
In the condemnation proceedings brought
by the Mason City & Fort Dodge railroad
against Mrs. A. NJ. Walker for its right Of
the sheTiTs Jury saturday awarded Mrs.
Walker $500 damages.
r. v. lines. county auditor. who secured
the house and lot of the late r. s. Rawi-
ings, the veteran printer who died recently.
has notified the mint having the at
fair in charge that he win return the prop
erty TO MIS-. Rawlings.
We are showing men how 10 dress well
and have money left for other things. No
old stock No second grades here. Strictly
Tp. we guarantees. quality. ut, workman
ship. order your spring suit now. New
York Tailoring Co, &1 Broadway. Z. A.
T1bbits. Manager.
Frank Marsh, .colored. who was married
last Wednesday to Mrs. Gertrude Black
; Tsil; %as also his ar Tifee yes5seqaES HUSBAND 81 fee
George Blackwell. on a charge of willfuny
marrying the wife of another. Marsh gave
cure a pond for his wife today.
Chris Petersen. who as a result Of an
accident on the motor companys bridge
putated at the wrist and his right arm
at the shoulder, Saturday amended the
Sgs eanSiP Il Rlu MS f Rail% sssiP and 'f Bri 9%'S eon :
Rss9iSSO. 0' fA' "s
The members OF the woman's Christian
association will begin tomorrow and con.
finue during the entire week a thorough
canvass OF the city. calling on the business
the new hospital which the association pro.
poses to erect on the property at Sixtf
SospitsI have been drawn and the a~ssocia.
ton hopes to get the building under way
this summer.
Police Judge Scott Is still adhering "a
his decision 10 hold court at s O'Clock In
the morning. despite the protests OF tbs
attorneys practicing In that court. sat
Grday morning Ed and William Fegley
charged with ~assaulting f. b. Bowers
were a few minutes late in putting In
their appearance and Judge Scott per
emptorify declared their bonds forfeited
When they did appear a few minutes after
the court had been In session the judge
rescinded his action and allowed the cas-
20 go over until Monday.
"a Hoosier Daisy a pastoral comedy
drama, new to the patrons Of the Dohany
will be presented this evening. A gawky
awkward, yet withal wise country girl Il
the central character around which tn
. author has written a dramatic story tina
is new 20 the stage. Miss Bessie Clifton
who portrays the title role, "A Hooste
Daisy" gives TO the stage a new characte
study that is as original a conception al
any yet introduced in drama. Elegan
ecenery is carried for each act and a thor
oughly nrst-class production OF q pun
wholesome comedy Is promised.