Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIINoR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert, eyesight specialist, 2S Broadway.
DR.. stockdale. First Nat. Bank building
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Westerdahl,
son.
Picture framing. c. e. Alexander & Co..
B3 B'way. Tel. sec.
Myrtle lodge, Degree of Honor VIII hold
Its regular meeting this evening.
Take home a brick OF MetzEers ice
cream. Vanilla. 25c; Neopolitan. Sc.
Miss Gussie groneweg returned yesterday
from San Francisco, Wnere sne nau Deeh
for the last year.
Captain ]. ]. Brown, who suffered a frac-
aure OF the hip joint in a runaway accident
several weeks ago, is able to be out on
Alice, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
airs. charles McKeown of Crescent CITY
died yesterday, aged year. The funeral
Harry Langdon, the paroled convict from
Fort Madison penitentiary, wanted 10
answer to 2 eharse ot larceny, W consiaSIe
Terry.
At the regular meeting this afternoon of
the Momsnt R ShTissis Ghn TShp srraSSem SerIs
will be perfected for the medal contest to
be given July ~.
rested yesterday. charged with being Inn
plicated with Arthur Grady In the theft OF
copper wire belonging TO the motor COM
pany. AL three are young lads.
Palm grove, woodmen Circle, enjoyed Its
annual picnic yesterday afternoon and
evening at Fairmount park; There was a
large attendance and the days. festivities
closed with a dance In the pavilion.
]. w. sWalch, a bartender in a Broadway
saloon, and a stranger named Thomas Muir
ray were sentenced yesterday by Police
Judge Scott to Ave days each on bread and
water. They became involved in a nght on
the street Wednesday.
The body Of Hazel Cox, the S-year-old
laughter OF A. II. Cox, formerly of this
city was brought here yesterday from
MSkeenXn kSn; and buried beside oI her
now a resident OF Texas
Charles M. Deeds began suit in the dis
trict court yesterday Tor a divorce, from
Creston, Ia, May II, 1855, and whom he
alleges deserted him December Is, 1899, with
out cause or provocation.
@. B. Kelley, who finished a sentence of
f1ve Gay on bread and water in the city
jail, was re-arrested yesterday on COM
plant Of Liveryman Utterback, who
charged him with obtaining a horse and
buggy under false pretenses.
Amended articles of Incorporation of the
ital TO $4,000, were filed for record yester-
day. Articles of Incorporation of the new
savings bank at underwood. With a capital
dent, were also filed yesterday.
,b Th md funeral : al Of dH7esI00rcKy f Pa@SShss 81 E TIana be
lected as pallbearers: George T. Hughes,
p; ]. Mcbride j. J. Hughes, John N. Gal
Nlnf 1uUEI AlIANS anu LNlBbEN w all6CCs
Burial will be In St. JOseph's cemetery.
Local attorneys for the Mason City &
Fort Dodge Railroad company stated yes
terday that the Injunction suit recently
brought by II In the district court against
Pottawattamle county would be abandoned
and the petition dismissed. Evidence in
the injunction. brought by the county
against the railroad will be heard Monday
before Judge Wheeler.
Recetvers Beresheim and Murphy Of the
Ofioer q Pussy bank yesterday applied for
permission to settle the claim against the
Tate w, G. James for $3.50. Suit was orig
inally brought against the James estate
and property attached in Omaha for. ;1,273.
but when the case came to be tried 1t was
shown that the property was in the name
OF Mrs. James and the receivers were de-
lfeated.
Earl Stebbins, the ~17-year-old son of John
l6tebbins OF North Eighth street, was COM
lmitted by the commissioners for the in
sane to st. Demands hospital yesterday,
pending word from the Harrison county
authorities, TIL family recently removed
from Harrison county to Council BLUFFS and
the commissioners found that the. young
mans legal residence was in Harrison
county. Young Stebbins was committed
last November 10 the state asylum at ella
rinda and discharged in March. His condi-
ton has changed lately for the worse.