Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-07
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.


DaNlA HeilH uFuEa.
stockert sells carpets and rugs. ,
wollman, scientific o~ptician. zoe B'way.
Take home a brick OF Metzeer's ice
cream. vanilla, Csc; Neopolitan. S5c.
Thomas Bowman returned last evening to
Carbondale, III.
In "A Tour Around the World" do not
neglect TO zee the Indians.
The regular monthly session Of the Board
OF Park commissioner Is slated FOR this
evening.
The regular meeting OF Palm Grove No.
II, woodman Circle, will be held this after
noon at 2 o'clock.
School Director J. P. Hess has been
called to Pennsylvania by the serious ILL
ness OF his mother.
Mrs. z. Evers, accompanied by her two
children, left yesterday on a visit to her
parents In Valparaiso, Neb.
Cases Of scarlet fever at 40 MINISTER
street and 11O4 Avenue c were reported to
the health authorities yesterday.
Superintendent Wells Of the Wells-FaTgo
Express company, accompanied by his
wife. was In the city yesterday.
The women OF the First Presbyterian
church will give a free social Thursday
afternoon from 2 to S o'clock In the church
parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hutchinson leave
Wednesday fer New York City, where Mr..
Hutchinson goes as a delegate to the Pres
byterian assembly.
Thomas Rooney of No. 1 hose company
has resumed his place after a thirty days
vacation, the greater part Of which he
Judge J. r. Reed, reappointed chief jus
uce OF ne federal court OF private land
where he will hold court.
"A Tour Around the World May 6 and
Z from 8 TO 10 , m. Secure coupons at
central station, Grand hotel. Given by the
ladies OF st. Pauls church.
Rev. g. w. Snyder returned yesterday
from Davenport, la, where he attended the
dedicatory exercises OF a Lutheran church
Of which he was formerly pastor.
The ladies' Aid soCiatv pf the First
Congregational church Will meet at 2:S0
o'clock this afternoon al the residence OF
Mrs. Il. w. Miller on Oakland avenue,
Justice ]. w. Terrier, who has been APP
pointed to a government position in the
Philippines, has been ordered to report at
san Francisco May l6, preparatory to sail
ing for Manila.
For sale cheap, or exchange for Chicago
property, three, lots on, broadway. with
smUsy IN sLoaS Vuiluihss' OWuer
der & Co, 8 Pearl street.
Additional word received here yesterday
relative to the death Of Captain H. L.
that II was due TO heart disease and that
the day before his death he was in his
usual health.
Herman Martin and Mary sewell. and
William L. Baxter and Alma Thoren, all
hatling from Omaha, were married yester-
day in the office of the clerk OF the district
court, the ceremonies being performed by
Rev. John Y. Aitchison.
Andrew Thompson, charged with robbing
EdsTy b besors store 9rs,i at 4 FnqTi Nd was UIssd ar;
not guilty. His hearing was set for
Wednesday. In the meantime he is So
tourning In the county jail.
The hearing of James Laft, the Platts-
mouth man charged with drawing a re-
volver on a Burlington conductor at the
been continued to Friday in police court
Laft secured his release on a $50 cash bond.
Harry Haley, charged with the larceny
OF several gold eyeglasses from Captain
XNahhfa qtOra vvQiyad nina fiOn in n0iira
court yesterday morning and was bound
over to the grand jury. In default Of ball
county jail.
The Nebraska Telephone company filed
an information In Justice Bryant's court
yesterday against w. N. Schaffer, charging
him with malicious mischief by the alleged
cutting, destroying and injuring its wires
on Eighth avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets,
Charles Warner OF the First Baptist
church OF this city has been commissioned
as a county Sunday school missionary of
has been assigned to a field of labor In
osceola county. He will a k up the work
about June i.
James Edmund Jefferis, son of Mrs.
Annie M. Jefferis. 24 Fletcher avenue. died
yesterday afternoon OF heart failure at st.
IsfIsnf fsr htE %D moD There H he w had AZ been xss- a
OF age and is survived by his wife and one
daughter. Deceased made his home in
Omaha
Joe Harris, wanted at Lincoln on a charge
of grand larceny, was arrested at the home
Of his uncle in this city yesterday morn
ing. He agreed to return without requisi-
ton papers and was taken to Lincoln last
evening by Detective Malone. Harris is
charged with stealing a number of locomo-
tive brass bells from the railroad yards at
Lincoln.
Charles Turnbloom, employed at VOL
STEMS liquor house on Broadway, filed ar
information in Justice Bryant's court yes
terday charging George Stanley, alias
passing a forged check for $3.50 upon him
February II last. Wade, is also charged
with passing a forged check for a like sum
on George Kalen OF this city. He is under
arrest in Omaha.
The funeral of ]. H. Murphy, held yes
terday morning from st. Francis Xavier's
church, was attended by a large gathering
of the friends of the deceased and be-
reaved family and the cortege that fol-
lowed the remains to st. Joseph's GENE
terry was one of the longest seen in this
city. The pallbearers were: James Wick
ham, Martin Hughes, William Fitzgerald,
Charles Mcnamara and Richard Welch.
A jury wal impaneled in the district
court yesterday to try the suit of Mrs. E.
D.. Summit against the United States Life
insurance Company to recover on a $40
policy Of insurance issued to her husband
w. j. Summit, deceased. The defendani
company resists payment, claiming tina
the m of premiums was permitted tC
lapse. w: j. Summit was one of the VIC
TINS OF the disaster on the Northwestern
railroad at Logan, Ia, several years ago,
when a special train of Union Pacific EN-
ployes on their annual picnic was wrecked