Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
n MENTION.
sells drugs.
aeIla carDeta and TUGS.

EtOckeTI bellH CARPETS hhN 10
wollman. scientific optician, 400 BWay'
Pasturage, Judson. go 9Th ave. Tel. SS
]. c. and w. Woodward, architects, room
q Everett block, Council BUNS, Ia
Take home a brick Of Metzgers "e
cream. vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan. &c
RefriRerators and ice chests. Prices rignt.
Cole Brelsford Hardware Co, Al $. Main 81
New goods and OUTFITS for pyrogIapnlc
work at Alexander's Are Store, $50 way
GO to Morgan & Klein for upholsteting'
mattress making and feather renoVatlns'
10 South Main street. Phone 5+S.
We make a specially OF all KINDS hTidss Oh C lJe-
Brelsford Hardware Co, Al S. Main street
The INSURANCE gasoline stoves are esi ap oTr
lutely safe. no arr. no sT rdTaIe Co ii
B.. Main street.
Tho Columbia and Tribune bicycles are
the very highest grade. We handle mem
Also a fine line Of cheap wheels. see US.
.Cole-Brelsford Hardware Co, Al MAN ST.
For sale-Excellent building lot in Cen
trail sub, size 44xl2. TINS rs a bargain I0r
ment plan. Lot IL located on Avenue q
within several blocks Of good school. Call
eli Bluffs.
Mrs. Edward Crandall is home from a
visit with relatives in Creston, la.
u; 8. Grant company Uniform RANK
knights of Pythias, will meet tonight
c. Il. Hannah left yesterday for a busi-
ness trip to New York and Washington.
Mrs. William Hertz Of HazeltOn, Pa, IL
guest oil nef SlSleTt MIS- W. N"
Of Glen avenue.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
20 Henry Smith, aged SO, and Ella Nichols,
aged %, both Of Omaha.
w. X. Everingham, with Winston Bros,
railroad contractors, left last evening on a
business trip to Aurora, III.
Contractor Wickham commenced work
yesterday on the paving OF First avenue,
between Pearl and Sixth streets.
Mrs. II. s. Lynn Of Kansas City arrived
yesterday on q visit TO her sister; Mrs q.
Mrs. Dora Strothbehm. mother OF Mrs.
e. J. Roth OF this city, died Thursday at
her home in Treynor, Ia, aged So years.
Mrs. c. w. Cocker, who recently under
Woman's Christian association hospital IS
convalescent.
Miss Nelson, 1887 East Broadway, was
reported to the Board of Health yesterday
as suffering from smallpox. The Premise
were quarantined.
Articles Of adoption by A; L" Branson
j.. Gray were filed I'm the office of the
county recorder yesterday.
Harry Woods of Syracuse. Neb., has
notified the police of the theft OF five horses
from him Wednesday. lie thought the thief
might bring the horses 10 this city.
Rev. Henry Bond Restarick, elected
bishop of the Episcopal church for the do
cese OF Honolulu, formerly lived in Council
Bluffs, where he was married to MISS May
Baker, a teacher I'm the city schools.
Mrs. Taggert, mother of Mickey Taggert,
called at the city jail yesterday morning,
making inquiries about her son. Mickey
was released Wednesday on condition that
he returned to his home In Omaha and
stay away from Council Bluffs. Mrs. Tag
CERT said the boy had not been home.
The wrestling match between Frank Cole
man of Chicago and Emil Clark OF San
Francisco, which was bookoS for Monday
evening at the Dohany opera house, has
been indefinitely postponed, on account OF
the sudden death of Coleman's brother,
who dropped dead on the streets In Chi
cago.
The Girls Industrial school will meet at
R:30 this afternoon in the DeLIong mission
hall on East Broadway. Rev. Mr.. DeLong
states the school is hampered by a short
age of teachers and would be Cad to have
hour or SO TO come to the school this after
noon.
Word has been received here of the
FORMER resident of Council BLUFFS. Mr.. Pull
man removed with his family two years
ago to Denver. He was a member OF the
Woodmen OF the World in this city and a
charter member of the Ganymede Wheel
club.
John Wuethrich, vino labors under the
deiusion that he is the possessor OF untold
wealth, which his enemies are trying 10
rob him Of, was before the commissioners
for the insane yesterday. His dementia
Is OF a harmless character. but the board
decided that he should be ommitt TO
the asylum at Clarinda and he will be
taken there this morning by Sherin
Cousins.
crayaI roodnR A. II. Read, Sal Broadway.