Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

WOllman, GClentllC OpllCldn, w % a
Lefert. eyesight specialist, 23S Broadway.
Take home a brick OF Metzgers ice
cream. vanilla, Csc: Neopolitan, S5c.
Picture framing a specially. c.. p. Alex
ander & Co., 1888 Broadway. Tel. 900.
Prof. Albln Hustler and his band have
been engaged TO give q concert III
mont park Sunday.
Howard Ainsworth OF this city and Miss
Grace Brown of Omaha were married
Thursday in Lincoln. Neb.
Charles E. Chalfon Of Franklin. Neb;,
has been called here by the serious III
ness OF his mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Chalioh' Oh
1902 South Eighth street.
ST. Adams lodge, Knights OF Pythlasl
has arranged with Huse N. Morgan and
wife to present Damon and Pythlas
June I at the Dohany opera house.
Jeff Green, a colored barber. will have
a hearing this morning before Justice Bry-
ant on a charge of stealing all the razors
from Ed Burk"s shop on broadway lhurs
day night.
The work of sending the smaller chill
dren at the Iowa School for the Dear 70
100 children were started homeward and
the remainder will leave today.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs; Albert
terdsv morning The funeral will be this
morning at 10 o'clock from the residence
and burial In Fairview cemetery.
The members of Mayor MorRan's police
force were respondent in their new uni
forms yesterday and the admiration OF all
who saw them. They expect 10 MAKE az
AnABOSAhb
afternoon.
Basil Kelly. aged, 81 years. a farmer
from Hardin township was GSmmib5t S tho bo
commissioners on insanity. Kelly, It was
shown. has been becoming feeble-minded
for several years.
The Red Onions Of the Council Bluffs
High school will meet the Dundee ball
team Of Omaha at Ninth street and Ninth
TfeYnor and George Wheeler will be the
battery for the Red Onions"
Genevieve, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Avenue K, died yesterday morning,
aged 10 months. The funeral will be this
and interment will be in Walnut Hill GEM
etsry.
q. NJ. Fraser, chief clerk in the office
here of the commercial agent of the
Salt Lake City, where he has accepted
the position Of chief clerk to Commercial
Agent Donald, Rose of the same road. Mr..
Ffsser's family will accompany him.
A case of scarlet fever in the Otto
family. 11 Benton street. was reported to
Of smallpox in the family of Colonel c;
q, Saunders was also reported. Colonel
Saunders is absent from the city. being a.
Rock Island, ILL.,, on business connected
with the Modern Woodmen of America.
Theodore Lauer. while intoxicated, re-
sisted Officer Lorenzen, who attempted to
perience with the horse thief Lorenzen
was determined not to let a second pris-
On6E escape MN dnu IldHdktu u hGtp d
grip on Lauer until the patrol wagon ar
rived with achievements. Lauer was
charged with resisting an officer.
A. Raph. 7u Twenty,hfth avenue, win
have a hearing next Friday before Justice
5sysSnt on a, 5he fastr tbs of p lsTss4y of of "a 4
N. Sargent. a shoe dealer on Broadway.
and a day or so afterwards disappeared.
A search warrant issued yesterday is
said to have brought 1t to light at
Raph's place.
B. F. stevick was committed to the
county Jail yesterday by Justice Bryant
for thirty days on a charge of drunken
was charged with stealing, withdrew the
charge Of larceny and filed one against
him for intoxication instead. A few
PROCEEDINGS stevick published a notice in
all the daily papers warning ~saloonkeep-
ers not to sell him liquor under penalty OF
prosecution.
The suit Of Ernest Hopping against
Hans Peterson TO recover $4,000 damages
for alleged misrepresentation In the
trading of a stock Of general goods at
has occupied the attention OF Judge
Wheeler and a jury in the district court
for the entire week, was brought to a
lout about two hours, brought in a verdict
for N.l22.66 for the plaintiff. Judge Wheeler
expects TO take up the criminal docket
this morning.
The sherin's Jury In the condemnation
proceedings brought by the Mason City &
Fort Dodge railroad against E. E. Mig
The properly involved Is on WoOdb1Ts
avenue. In the proceedings brou ght
against Albert KoninEs, who owns q
the School for the Deaf, the Jury
awarded him $65. The railroad settled
with the other owners, but Konings has
this made condemnation proceedings nee,
.essary.