Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-16
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
DAtis snlls dIuCa.

Davis sells ~ uEs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Mauthe. fine watch repairing, Us way.
Lerert, eyesIght specialist. 49 broadway
Flower pots SC and lOc at A. b. Howe's,
$40 Broadway. -.
The regular meeting Of Pain grove will
be held this evening.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hardegen, llOs
Fourth az u a sen.
MRS + II. Fox is home from a visit with
friends at Pueblo, Colo.
Born. t. Or. and Mrs.. @. w. Pangle OF
FIG. avenue, a daughter.
All wool suits made TO order, 1880 up.
n. Y. Tailoring Co, 37 B'way.
Wanted. good sewing girl at the Council
BLUFFS steam Dye WORKS, 1913 Broadway.
Photographic outfits and supplies. G. F,
Alexander & Co, 38 Broadway. lei 800
Mss Edna Keeline and Miss Adam SGr-
gent left Yesterday for Knoxville, ILL.,,
where they will attend school.
Sn allpox quarantine was raised yesterday
OF, the residences of X. F. Elgan at 1871
nn, 4. ""O ''''
Mrs. c. r.. Tyler and daughter Marian
left yesterday tor New YORK CITY WhsIe
suing year.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Christian church will meet THURSDAY after
noon at the residence of Mrs. w. b. CreWd-
son, ~ MINISTER street.
Miss Walker, who has been visiting rela-
tivcs in this city, left Yesterday ioE Ala-
htlIld ~ NRdAAl ~ NHNN1
the school for the deaf there.
Mrs. l.. c. Roberts and son are home
from Grafton, Neb, where they were called
by the serious illness of Mrs. Roberts
mother, who is now convalescent.
The Council Bluffs Dramatic club IS pre-
pairing to reorganize for the winter season
and will soon begin rehearsing a new play
to be produced during the winter.
/. n. Flickinger and daughter Edith left
yesterday for the east. where they will
visit relatives for a few Gays before Miss
Fiickinger enters Wellesley college.
Bradley Stewart, freight and ticket
agent of the Milwaukee railroad at Arion,
were granted a marriage license yesterday.
Nichols asserts that the suit is not brought
In good faith and that Schurz is well aware
of the fact that he Is largely Indebted TO
him. Nichols counter claim amounts to
Ssi6.S5.
The women of the First Presbyterian
church will give q. free social Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors for the
women of the congregation and their
friends.
George Van Brunt left Sunday evening for
Andover, Mass, preparatory to entering
Yale. He was accompanied as far as Chi:
ago by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H
Van Brunt.
w. ]. Lawrence, superintendent of the
& Pacific railroad. with headquarters In
Des Moines, was In the city yesterday en- a
tour of inspection.
B. o. Burlington, court reported in Judge
Wheeler's court, took out a. building per
init yesterday for the erection of a two
story frame residence on South Seventh
street TO cost 5000.
Former Aldermen w. c. Boyer and E. c
Brown returned yesterday from a FISHING
thin 10 Mobiles lake. They brought bacl
with them a long string of fish and a still
lengthier string of fish stories.
c. w. Nichol OF this city, president Of
the Iowa Billposters' association, has is
sued a call for a meeting of the executive
committee OF the organization to be held a
Davenport Thursday, October 2.
City Billposter c. W. Nichols yesterda,
filed an answer In district court to the sui
brought. against him by Emil Schurz, IL
which the latter seeks TO recover 5000 TO
alleged legal services. In the first place
Rev. and Mrs. j.. w. Wilson have re
turned from their wedding trip and ate
making a short visit with friends in thi
city will leave for Lake Geneva. Wis.
where Rev. Wilson IL pastor Of the Con
EDUCATIONAL church.
Detective Murphy went to Des Moline
last evening, where he will assist the loca
police force In spottng the crooks ex
ing of the sovereign grand lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows.
Wayne Shoup, the barber on the North
western-Unio Pacific Overland Limite
passenger train, who, with Lewis Seldor
the colOred porter, was indicted on a charg
OF fobbing J. G.. Fleming, a Northwestern
detective, secured bail yesterday in the sur
OF 5000 and was released from the count
jail. His bond was signed by Williar
Baker OF this city, a lightning rod agent.
Small Crowd to Hear Debate.
The debate between Rev. A. ]. Wheele