Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-05
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
IeTert. evesigh. specialist. 2Ss Broadway.
Thomas Bowman has gone to Chicago on
pictures for graduation gifts. c. K. Alex
ander & Co., 1888 broadway -
Take home a brick Of Metzgers ICE
cream Vanilla, &c; Neopoiitan. aSc.
THE grand Jury adjourned yesterday noon
until this morning, when II Will MAKE US
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson left yester-
Aay for Fresno. Cal, where they Will make
their home.
have gone TO Saratoga, N. l., 10 WISH rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs Merwin Maynard Of First avenue
Is enjoying a visit from her daughter MIS-
Buckingham OF Boston
e. W.. Hart, manager of the City Water
Works company, leTt last evening on a
business trip TO Chicago.
Miss Mary Wallace or the HlBn scnooi
faculty of Hamburg, Ia, is nome 10, spenu
the simmer vacation with her mother
Deputy County Recorder William Larson
IL expected home today from Alberta prov
ince. Canada. where he went with a view
of purchasing land.
DR.. Charles Mcdowell, who was found
dead In his bed at Pawnees. NsD, Mos9dy,
was a brother of Mrs. A. I. ElWel OF TINS
city and formerly resided here.
p. NJ. Pryor, printer OF the paper pup
lie was quarantined at the institution.
The funeral OF MIS-. j. NJ. I6lSll up VIII
be held at o'clock this afternoon from the
residence Of her son, Willis Peterson, III
Avenue D., and burial will be in Fairview
cemetery.
Mrs. Edward Haggerty and son Wade of
MISSOURI Valley were in the city yesterday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn, enroute
TO Salt Lake City, where they viii spend
the summer.
The question Of the custody Of the chill
dren involved in the Haven divorce case
was argued before Judge Wheeler In the
district court yesterday. He took the case
under advisement.
Rev. James Thomson of the First Con-
gregational church went TO Des Moines
Yesterday to attend the sixty-third annual
meeting of the State Association of Con-
gregatfonal churches.
S. p. Barnett of Terre Haute and Mrs.
]. II. Throop of Carbon, Ind. who have
been visiting their brother, j. d. Barnett,
and family of Washington avenue, Will
leave for their homes today.
William N. Schaffer, the housemover
charged with destroying and cutting wires
before Justice Bryan yesterday, who took
the case under a~dvisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure went to
Lincoln, Neb., yesterday to attend the we'd
ding OF Governor savage's daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcclure and the family Of Gov
ernor Savage were formerly ~neighbors.
st. Adams lodge, knights of Pythias,
has selected these delegates to the grand
lodge at Dies Moines: w. M. Frederick, w.
c, A. Wood, c. A. Ttbbits and c.. b. Wash
ington. e.. j. Abbott, Fred de Groat, Divide
Wen and j. j. Keith were selected as
alternates.
The will of Mrs. Christine Ryan of Gar
ner township, who died Saturday last. was
filed for probate yesterday. 1t bequeaths
al her property to her husband and spe;
their heirs. The probating of the will was
set for June 30
The decision of the supreme court declar-
ing the deposit of the Cochran estate in
the officer & Pusey bank a preferred claim
will affect in a similar manner the deposit
of the Dan Eioher estate, making IT also
q preferred claim. The amount involved
in the latter is about $1,000.
Edward c.. Brown. former alderman from
spector for this district by Governor Cum
minis and will assume the duties of his
of this city, who has held the position for
a number of years, will expire June 30.
The receipts in the general fund at the
Christian home last week were $129.0S, be-
ing 1902 below the needs of the week. and
increasing the deficiency TO $4,000 IN this
TSGsint TO 1 dsfe' SIS In n t9e nsia7nSSg siaw fun fund ast the
and increasing the deficiency to $3.50.
j. "A. Gregory, whose sentence TO twenty
the supreme court Monday, was convicted
OF horse stealing; At the trial 1t was
shown that he had been committed to the
ual criminal act.
Ernest Florimond, a guest at a lodging
house on North Main street. was arrested
yesterday. morning, charged with exchang-
Ing his old coat for a new garment belong
police that he went into the wrong room
by mistake and did not notice he was
wearing another mans coat until his atten-
tion was called to 1t by the owner.
John Mikesell, Edward Wheeler, Donald
Mikesen and William Rolf have been ar.
rested, charged with creating a disturbance
Sunday evening at the saloon on Broadway
and Twenty-frst street at the time. VIII
liam Fegley Is alleged to have hurled sew.
eral tbrickbats through the saloon window
because the bartender refused to serve hin
after the time for closing. Their hearins
In police court has been set for Friday.
Woman's club will be held Friday after
noon in the parlors of the First Congre-
gational church, Only those who have paiC
their dues In fun Will be permitted TO vote
Mrs. Walter /, Smith, president of tn,
club. is in Washington, D.. c.. but is ex
pected home Thursday or Friday morning
The election promises to be a spirited one
as one faction favors Mrs. p. ]. Montgom
cry for president, while Mrs. Smith,
friends are urging her reelection.