Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
EeIIs mugs.
,tockcrt sells carpets and rugs.

btOCkCrt sells CdFpEAS anu TUGS
Mauthe. fine watch repairing. rs Bway.
Expert watch repairing. Lefert, 900 Bway.
The Christy pictures flr sale. c. f. Alex
ander q Co S3 Broadway.
DO you play ping pong? Morgan & Dickey
can furnish you a nice set Tor u.
A 15-cent Hunter Hour sieve, 5 cents. Sat
urday only. Howe's, 80 Broadway.
Girls. have you seen that swell line Of
fail styles OF papetties at Morgan d
Dickey'sY
Visit our art department and see the
beautifui new designs in frames now In.
c. b. Paint, OIL & Glass Co.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rosch Of
MIL street, a daughter.
The University club will meet this AFTER
noon with Mrs. j. NJ. Matthews.
DR.. j. G. Deetken has removed his dental
Office to Nos. 2l and 202, Sapp block.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Giddons left yesterday
on a visit to friends In South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alexander have gone
TO Los Angeles, Cal, to spend the winter.
Miss Grace Steffen Of Tenth street left
last evening tor a visit with friends In
Glenwood.
Mrs. Mary Casey Of 412 Main street has
gone to Geneva, Wis. ON an extended visit
Mrs. A. w. Cowles and daughter Helen
of Des Moines are guests of Mrs. j. IL.
Keith and Mrs. ]. p. Beach.
HemberU OF Council Bluffs RebekRh lodge
Will meet at the temple this evening at $3.50
O'Clock to visit the Omaha lodge.
Mrs. Lyman Beach OF Exeter, ,Neb., and
MTHl Darius OOQlu Oh btcIllpSs Ill., dIG the
guests OF Mrs. A. f. Ho ~ Of Avenue B.
Miss Leona Brownrigg or Guernsey,
WyO., is the guest OF Mrs. frank w. Reed.
Miss Brownrigg formerly resiued in this
city.
James e. Larkin and Miss Margaret
Ryan, both of this city, were married yes
teroay morning at 81. Francis Xavier's
George w. Cullison of Harlan. democratic
nominee for Congressman from the Ninth
district, was in the city yesterday in the
infpTagfa Of his cannidaTV.
r, l.. Reed, clerk OF the district court, is
In Avoca looking after the business OF the
S 9snSinS the ebe' P ShlbG Deputy aTa5d g IodsS IN rs p St.
Moines.
City Solicitor s. B. Snyder left yesterday
U Upo q t 10 BRINE sack a krip iii Of an e
thracite coal to distribute among the city
officials as souvenirs.
Harry Smith and Miss Eva Sanders will
be married this morning at 81. Pauls Epls-
copal church and Immediately after the
ceremony Will leave for Minneapolis, where
they will make their home.
Lewis Cutler and family have removed
their residence from Oakland avenue to LOG
Fourth street and the residence on Oak
land avenue has been taken by Presiding
Elder Grihhth of the Methodist church.
The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire INSURANCE company of Potta-
noon In the Farmers hall at tne county
court house. officers for the ensuing year
will be elected at this meeting.
The Dodge Light Guard foot ball team
has made arrangements with the motor
company. TO play its home games on the
base ball grounds at Lake Manawa. The
motor company has promised a l5-cent fare
for the round trip from this city.
Frank Fransen, the bell boy at the Kiel
hotel who stole IS from a guest, was fined
$50 and costs In police court yesterday
morning. Justice. Carson, who was holding
court for Judge Scott, later suspended the
fine during good behavior. and the hoy ves
released.
One thousand pounds candy at 10 cents
per pound. Next Saturday, October II, the
biggest candy sale OF the season. Butter.
taffy, Yankee peanut angel food tany, all
SO at 10 cents per pound. Purity Candy
Kitchen, SAG Broadway.
Fred Lamb, one of the pioneer residents
Of this city and for many years caretaker
at Paramount park, who recently under
cancer from his cheek, viii be able to leave
the Woman's Christian Association hospital
today, He will go to his daughter, Mrs
Kiesell, who lives near Avoca.
Colonel r. c. Reed has transferred back
70 Mrs. Sarah J. Morgan, wife OF John s
Morgan, former sheriff of P~ottawattamie
county, the Omaha & Council Bluffs Trans
fer company. Deeds covering the retrans-
fer of the real estate were filed in the re-
corder's ONCE yesterday, as wen as a bill
of sale for the chattel property.
There will be a discussion Of the read,
Justment plan at the meeting of Haze
camp, Modern Woodmen OF America
Thursday evening, In which Neighbor j. j
Stewart and other prominent members OF
the order will participate. An invitation
has been extended to the members OF Coun'
Gil BLUFFS camps and a large attendance Is
expected.
The receipts at the Christian Home con.
tlnue to be below the needs OF the instttu
receipts rSal s1 we're sS sisl.ss, 6 SeH sf s7S,a below III,
needs of the week and increasing the de
t fSs TsSet % '7 8sTs 81, Il t SeinR ~; "a Bs,ow fq n,
fund is increased to S1ss2I.