Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.


Davis sells ~ uCs.
stockcrt sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert. eyesight specialist. 400 Broadway
Tack hammers 5 and 10 cents each at n
i Howe's, $40 Broadway.
Topographic outfits and supplies. g. z.
Alexander & Co, 1888 Broadway. Tel $50.
Mrs. Belle Jackson OF Washington ave
nue. left last evening on a Visit 10 phi-
ca-o.
Mrs. De Harport Of Longmont, Colo, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. a. b.. Duntoni
OF lU1I Avenue J.
p. J. HamiI OF Carroll, la, former sher-
IN Of Carroll county, was In the city yes
terday visiting friends. d.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
will open a rummage SAFE lhursuag' sep
TENDER II, at IS South Main street
ed Clemlnson has taken out a building
permit for an addition to the residence al
rs South First street to cost Sl.WO.
Mrs. william Charters and three daugh'
tiers have arrived from Springfield, Mass.
to make their home in Council Buns.
Mrs. c. A. Root and Mrs. G. d. Burn,
ham Of Randolph. Neb., are guests oi
Nheir mother, Mrs. j. Il. Mattingly OF Third
street.
The police patrol wagon is out of com.
mission temporarily Tor repairs, and, one
III the fire department wagons is dolhe
service in the meantime.
The regular meeting OF the Woman
Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church vii
be held this afternoon at 2:5O o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Forest Smith on Madison
avenue.
For good rigs, rubber tire. or anything
in the livery line, we can supply your wants
at a reasonable price. Horses boarded ano
cared for, so per month. Marks q Co., lo'
Broadway. Phone los.
A competitive examipation will be held
Friday afternoon for candidate for appoint
ment as non-commissioned officers OF th'
High school cadets. -Four sergeants ano
four corporals are to be appointed to FL
vacancies.
Nathan b. Hunter, a farmer Of Harrison
soqnty, has MED ed. 3 Rs petition Hau m h vTlan'f Hil
liabilities are scheduled at $l,3S6. 80, gains
which he lists assets amounting TO SlO
which he claims as exempt.
Rev. w. =. Crewdson, pastor of the Birst
Christian church, left yesterday for Boone
la, to attend the state convention OF tht
Iowa Christian church, which is In session
there this week. Mr.. Crewdson will ad'
dress the convention on bible school work
Major Hugh Gallagher of Washington
d. c., who has been visiting his vile
parents, Mr.. and Mrs; Henry Pasehai o.
commissary of the maneuNer ~ncampinenl
TO be held at Fort Riley. He left for there
yesterday, but expects to return Friday
Theodore Wilson and Arthur Phillips, ar
rested Saturday night with John Murphy
in the Elk street fair after Murphy wai
alleged to have picked Robert Hunting
tons pocket, were released from the CITY
jail yesterday. the grand jury having failec
TO include them in the indictment againsI
Murphy.
sherir L. b, Cousins has gone on an ex,
tended visit to his old home In Ohio, ant
will also attend the national reunion Of
the Grand Army of the Republic in Wash
ington. At Washington Captain Cousin;
Will, as department inspector for Iowa, bt
on the stan of State Commander Johr
Lindt. While In Ohio Captain Cousins will
participate in the reunion of his old regi
ment.
L. A. Allen and Louisa Brejina, both o
Omaha, were married in this city yester'
day, Justice Bryant officiating. In obtain
ing the license and having the weddinl
ceremony performed the couple wer'
obliged to secure the services of Deputy
Sheriff Groneweg as interpreter. TIT
groom could not speak a word Of German
and the bride could not talk English. How
they had managed to carry on their court
ship puzzled Clerk Reed and his assist
ants.