Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-20

MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayers hotel.
uvoIirsn. scientific optician, 400 B'way.
pasturaRe. Judson, 500 9Th ave. Tel. SS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. w. Trude left last even
ing on q trip to California.
Faster novelties. c. f. Alexander q Co.
sS Broadway. Telephone 900
i G. and w. woodward, architects, room
q Everett block, Council Bluffs, la. -
Nam M1ss %eIeh CH q 4. Main street. Tel rs.
, Good dry cordwood. $50 a cord. = ~
Hermel. n4 washington avenue
Mn c. w. McDonaId, wife OF Alderman
Mcdonald. left last evening Tor Denver Ior
her health.
Mr.. ana Mrs. H.. Thompson Of chicago
/, are guests OF Mrs. Thompson's mother
Mrs. Mary Mikesell.
For rent. one furnished room or two un-
furnished rooms for nght housSkespihs
Address NJ. Bee once.
CO 10 Morgan & Klein for upholstering,
mattress making and feather Genovatins'
12 South Main street. 'Phone e4o-
Freeman Reed. clerk of the district court
has been called TO Florence, Colo, by the
illness OF his brother. Fred Reed.
For rent, ONCE room, ground floor; ex-
snee; centrally located. ADDRESS s, Bee
ONCE.
Letters from Ed N. Brown Of this city
state tha; sd he is , n0s y Sef neSieG pe sna snPec 10
~ 49,
Council Blufs.
"Hunting for Hawkins" said to be one
OF the most spceesstn, e9 nnssSy t On ter
next. Sunday night.
c. w, Street of New York, president OF
the citizens Gas and Electric Light com
business connected with the company.
C. d. Watts, a resident of Crescent town
ship since 1875, and one OF Pottawattamie
county's prosperous fArmers has gone 10
Arkansas with a view to settling there
win Ferron, who wa accidentally shot
while hundns at Lake Manawa Sunday.
strange who shot him has not been
learned.
Jesse r; wyatt, only son Of Mrs Mary
T. Nichols ,yiS south Thi H g STREE Ths
funeral will 20 from the residence Friday
afternoon at y
George II. Tabor of GIenwood Springs,
sos and at one time a member of the. city
council, ie In the city on business and re-
newing old-time acquaintance.
Crawford county. has MED a voluntary
petition In bankruptcy. He lists liabilities
amounting to i5l7 and in addition TO assets
OF I66, which he claims as exempt.
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette of Pasadena
Cal, wife OF the noted humorist and
lecturer, arrived in the city last evening
expects to meet Mr.. Burdette here today
and continue on their way to st. Paul.
]. r. Bell was committed to the county
fall for thirty days yesterday by Justice
Bryant on a charge Of drunkenness. The
hearing on a charge Of vagrancy brought
by Bell against his wife and sister-in-law
was continued by Justice Bryant until
March 81.
Mrs. Nellie Bretherton,. wife of w. +.
Bretherton. 1870 South Ninth street, died
last evening at the Woman's Christian as.
ISOLATION hospital. aged "a years. Far hus.
band and two daughters survive her. The
body will be taken to Sioux City. the
former home OF the deceased.
Esther Viola Maud. 5~-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harter, 1000 Soutf
Eleventh street. died yesterday morning
The funeral win be from the residence
this afternoon at 8. Rev. w. II. Gable Of
Trinity Methodist church will conduct tho
services. Burial will be In Fairview> GENE
terry
Justice Bryant yesterday dismissed tn,
Mrs. Ida Poole against Mrs. Alice Creedon
keeper Of a boarding house on South Sixtl
street. Mrs. Poole had trouble with ont
OF the boarders and charged that Mrs
Creedon forcibly elected her from tn
premises.
Two children in the Hunt family at 142
Avenue r, who had attended the Nortl
Eighth street school until last Tuesday
were reported TO the Board Of Health yes
terday AZ suffering from smallpox. A chill.
en- the Buchanan family, 11s Harrison street
street school, was also reported to haV
smallpox. Vernon Strayer, Eighteenth
avenue and Sixth street, was reported a
suffering from diphtheria. Holland Har
gems, Ni South First street, was reporte'
suffering from measles.