Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-04
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.

Davis sells drugs.
Etockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific optician. zoe B'way.
Take home a brick of Metzger's Ice
cream. vanilla, sc; Neopolitan, S5c.
New goods and outfits for pyrographic
work at Alex inder's Art Store. 1888 B'way.
"a Tour Around the World" May 6 and
central station, Grand hotel.
For sale, excellent building lot in Central
sub, size 44x12o. This is a bargain Tor
some one, for cash sale or will sell on pay
ment plan. Lot is located on Avenue r.,
within several blocks Of good school cal
Bluffs.
w. Kirk. 61 Curtis street, was quaran-
tined for smallpox yesterday.
You will see Gretchen with her wooden
shoes in "a Tour Around the World.
The DeLong Industrial school will meet
this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the mis-
sion building on East Broadway.
Contractor Wickham completed the paw
ing on First avenue yesterday and has a
force Of men at work on Willow avenue.
F. Il. Lloyd, 75 Fifth avenue, reported to
the police yesterday morning the inert OF
his bicycle from the rear OF a Broadway
saloon Thursday night.
The till Of William Gray's restaurant on
South Main street was tapped Thursday
night. A newly employed cook is missing
and suspicion points to him as the thief.
The remains Of Mrs. b. Fritz, who died
Thursday In Denison, will arrive TINS art
ernoon. The funeral will be from the Ger
man Lutheran church In Plumer settle
ment.
Henry Galley was arrested yesterday
morning by Officer Lorenzen with several
pairs of gold eye glasses in his possession,
which he is charged with stealing from the
The case against Mrs. Bert Davidson,
charged by her husband with maintaining
1nisw dIsmi reiaI0 IN J withl JON Rrvant,s Ho conIfi
yesterday on motion OF the assistant
county attorney.
The fire department was called yesterday
FnQrniDR m l310 West broadway. WhaTa a
BY James Kelley and family was de-
gtroyed. A child playing with matches
placed for SIS.
Rev. G. w. Snyder left yesterday morn
catory services of the Lutheran church. Of
which he was formerly pastor. Owing to
his absence there will be no preaching
services Sunday in st. Johns English
Lutheran church.
Captain Mather of Company L, Fifty
received orders from Adjutant General
Byers to detail a commissioned officer and
three non-commissioned officers to repre-
sent the company in the state rifle shoot
at Cedar Rapids, beginning May 20 and
lasting four days. Practice at the com
next week.
T. i. Murphy, aged IS years. died
Thursday night at his home in Garner
His death was due to a stroke Of apopiexy
and resulted after twenty-four hours ILL
ness. InTee sons ana -FOUR daughters sur
yive him. The remains will be brought to
the family residence in this city, 800 Sec
ond avenue, where they may be viewed by
friends today.
William II. Town, while driving north on
Fourth street last night, ran into a house
being moved at Story street, killing his
horse. The animal was valued at $500.
The street at this point is exceedingly
dark, owing to the large trees at both
Eidee of the roadway, and there was no
nght on the house to Indicate it's pres
ence In the street. Mr.. Town was thrown
from his buggy, but escaped injury, except
for a few bruises and a general shaking
III.