Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
sells drugs.
Itockert sells carpets and rugs.


Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metx beer at Neumayer's hotel.
woliman, scientific o%ptician, Ae Bway.
Perry pictures for sale. c. z. Alexander
q Co., 1888 Broadway.
]. c. & w. woodward, architects, room
q Everett block. Council Bluffs. la.
Missouri oak body wood, $50 cord. VIII
liam Welch, q N. Main street Tel LIS
Go and hear NJ Dusenberry" at indie
pendent order of odd Fellows hall Monday
evening.
James e. Kilby and Kate Doyle, both. of
Omaha, were married in this city yesterday
afternoon by Justice Bryant.
For rent, ONCE room. ground floor; ex-
cellent location for real estate. or insur-
snce; centrally located. Address s, Bee
Office.
The Colored Republican club at its meet
Ing last night decided to vote the straight
republican ticket at the school election
Monday.
rooms, for light housekeeping, for man and
wife; no children; rent reasonable. Ad-
dress M, Bee office.
w. o. Bridges fled a petition In the dis
trict court yesterday asking to be appointed
guardian OF his brother, Austin b. Bridges,
alleged to be OF unsound mind.
A sneak thief entered the Chicago house
morning and succeeded in getting away
with the fur overcoat and revolver Of the
landlord.
AnC RoEbOndl Injury Q6mhkt SUIT Oh MITE.
Lett against the Chicago q Northwestern
rallroad was not completed in the superior
court yesterday and will not go to the jury
until Monday.
j. B. Bartlett began suit In the district
court yesterday TO entoin d. L. Sherlock,
saloonkeeper at 24O West Broadway, from
selling Intoxicating liquors. James Doyle.
owner of the building In which the saloon
is, 70 named as party defendant.
Tonight spedden g. Paige open a four
In IA T-horouEhbred." There viii be- ten
vaudeville acts and IL is promised that our
theater-goers will have a rich entertain
ment, pleasing, refined and up-to-date,
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Sylvester, who
leave Monday for Cavite, Philippine islands,
where Mr.. Sylvester has secured a position
reception friday night at the home Of Mr..
ana Mrs; T.; {. Lougee by the members Of
The funeral of Mrs. Mary L. Hart was
yesterday afternoon from the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church. The services, under the
were conducted by the pastor, Rev. e. w
Erickson. These members OF Abe Lincoln
post Grand Army Of the Republic. acted
Davis, Heft. Craig and Miles. Burial was
in Walnut Hill cemetery.
The funeral of Miss Claribel, 17-year-oid
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Chambers,
SS Sixth avenue, will be this afternoon at 8
o'clock from the residence. Rev. w. s.
Barnes, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church, win conduct the services and burial
will be in Fairview cemetery. Miss Cham
bers was a member of the High school
class OF 1908, and her schoolmates will
meet at the church at $3.50 to attend the
funeral.
A thief, supposedly a tramp, broke Into
the residence of A. o. Mcfarland, at $40
Hazel street, yesterday during the absence
Of the family and Thoroughly ransacKed
the place. The fellow donned McFarland's
best suit of clothes, a new pair of shoes
and a complete change OF underwear, leav-
ing his old rags In a heap on the floor. of
the parlor., He also took a supply of pocket
handkerchief, a small sum of money from
a child's bank, several articles OF silver
ware and a large bottle of perfume.
crat," which the local court OF Foresters
will present at the Dohany next Thursday
evening. gives promise of being a very
finished performance. The Morgans are
theatrical people of pronounced ability and
the local talent Is said by them to be the
best they nave ever worked with. The
comedy element in the play is very strong,
while not a farce comedy and the dramatic
situations and climaxes are powerful, while
not overdrawn. As an additional feature
the local people are arranging some new
and original specialties of a very amusing
nature.