Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-04
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Heumayer's hotel.
Wollman, scientific optician, 49 Bway.
DR.. F.. P. Bellinser is at Hot springs
8. d..
Mrs. T. A. Barker is visiting in Pueblo,
Colo.
Judge Thornell will open district court
at Red Oak Monday.
I q q w. woodward, architects, room
., Everett block, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Missouri oak body wood, $50 cord VIII
liam WEIGH, % N. Main street. Tel. lzS'
Lee Plumer of burlington, Neb, Is guest
of his sister, Mrs. George II. Richmond
Concordia lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
meet tonight for work in the page rank.
Mrs. E.. H. OFT, 2Ol1 Fifth avenue, viii
entertain Unity Rebekah lodge this after
noon.
Mark Johnson, former guard at the Ana:
mosa penitentary,, has been appointed
janitor of the Elks' club building.
Mrs. Julia wight of Logan, la, died
sunday night at st. Demands hospital,
where she had been an innate for nine
years.
Erwin. infant son Of Charles Mccoy,
died Yesterday morning at the home Of
Mrs. stinard, III Ridge street. aged .
months.
For Rent-omce room, ground floor.
Excellent location for real estate or in
surance. Centrally located. Address 8,
Bee office.
yesterday morning from the family resi-
dence, 1870 Ninth avenue. Burial was In
the Reef cemetery.
last evening for Denver, to. attend the
second annual convention of the American
Cattle Growers association.
Belding silks, sofa pillows, B~attenburg
and point-lace braids, Mt. Meilick en-
broidery, lace cleaning and stamping, at
Mrs. Bray's, Il Main street. o
A. E.. Reinke of Chicago and Miss Rachel
! Green Of New York, who have been visit
ing friends in Omaha, were married in this
city Sunday by Justice Ferrier.
Judge Green was in Council Bluffs yes
he had not decided the motion for a new
trial in the Doyle-Burns mining suit.
Vernon ,voIsht, a l2-ysar-old boy. is
suit OF running behind a car and against
a motor going in the opposite direction.
The Ladies' Aid society and the ,Women,s
auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church
will hold an all-day session Wednesday
at the house Of Mrs. M. F. Rohrer, Vim
street.
Nathan Moore died Sunday at the home
,of his son, II. A. Moore, 266 Vine street.
The body was taken to Hamburg. Ia, his
former home, where the funeral was yes
terday.
Mrs. w. O. Foggatt of Knoxville, Ia,
has been called here by the illness 81 her
mother. MIS-; w Z; crewd 1Sod, wife rs Of
tian church.
Daniel o'Grady was reported to be suf-
feRing from smallpox yesterday. His
~ III liz JGALCllb DlDNh Oh
street are already quarantined, as his wife
has the disease,
Chester Egbert, charged with resisting
Detective Weir when the latter arrested
him two weeks ago, had his hearing yes
terday before Justice Bryant, who took
the case under advisement.
The funeral of John Sweeney of Imo-
gene, Ia, who died Thursday in 81. Ber-
nardis hospital, was yesterday morning
from st. Francis xavier's church and
burial was In st. Joseph cemetery.
ThA h0Ay If Haurv infant n nP Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Heiton, 250s South Elev-
enth street. who died Sunday, was taken
to Glenwood yesterday morning for burial,
after brief funeral services at the house.
The repertoire of Mr.. Otto Pfefferkorn
embraces selections from the entire range
of the classical. romantic and modern
school OF planoforte literature. His lee
ture-recital or Wednesday evening, March
Q. at Royal Arcanum hall. promises a treat
to musicians and all those Interested in
music In Its most refined form.
p. H. Maher, a section hand In the en-
ploy of the Rock Island. is said to have
left the city, leaving his wife and six
children at his homes on South avenue in
straitened circumstances He recently dis
ern railroad for $3.50, which, together with
$50 the family. had saved, he is said to
have taken with him.
Jesse James, a Bandit Hero" is the
play to be presented at the Dohany theater
tomorrow night. II is said to be a very
interesting melo-drama and the story, as
IT unfolds itself during the action OF the
plot and, incidents seem especially de-
signed to please all classes. The COM
pany carries a complete set of special
scenery.