Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR
Davis sells drugs.

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Lefert, eyesight specialist. 4O9 broadway.
The Royal H~ighlanders will meet IN regu-
lar session this evening.
Miss Virginia Patton is home from a
visit with friends In Chicago.
Topographic outfits and supplies. G. r.
Alexander q Co, 1873 Broadway. Tel. 1856.
Miss Mabel Griffith of Nodaway. Ia, is
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. r. o. Williams.
The Knights and Ladies Of Security will
meet this evening at the usual time and
place.
Miss Lizzie sholl of Salem, s. D., is the
guest Of Mrs. +. H. Roettger of Seventh
avenue.
Wanted at once. boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply at the office, No. 10 Pearl
street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet this afternoon at
the residence Of Mrs. +. l.. Reed on First
avenue.
Justice George Carson and Deputy POST
master George I. Phelps left yesterday for
Colorado to look after some mining in
terests,
James Ross OF this city and Miss Ma
deena M. Vaughn of Boston were married
last evening by Rev. Henry belong at his
residence.
Mrs. b. Hagg and son Fred have gone to
Hot Springs, 8. D., for a months sotourn,
after which they will go to California for
an extended visit.
Mrs. Lucien Gillett Of Franklin avenue,
accompanied by her father, Martin Hughes,
left yesterday for a visit with relatives and
friends In Des Moines.
The decision of Judge Green Of the dis
trict court dismissing the case OF James A.
Ames against A. j. Seaman at PLAINTIFF
cost was received here yesterday.
For good rigs. rubber tire, or anything
in the livery line, we can supply your wants
at a reasonable price. Horses boarded and
cared for. $40 per month. Marks g. Co, lbs
Broadway. Phone los.
DIT. ]. c.. Deetken Of his city and Miss
Anna Coyne Of Colorado Springs, formerly
OF this city, were married yesterday at
Colorado HDTiuRQ. Rev. f. RaheT OfiCta ting.
DR.. and Mrs. Deetken Will make their home
In Council Bluns.
Colonel Hogeland. the "newsboys' friend, /"
has written Mayor Morgan, asking him
that the city curfew ordinance, which has
been a dead letter for several years, be
revived and enforced.
c. A. Frease and Miss Marie HaJoy, both
of South Omaha, were married Sunday in
this city at the residence OF William Mar
quardt, SIS Damon street, Rev; Harvey
Hostetler. pastor Of the Second Presby-
terrain church, officiating.
John Bell of North Eighth street was ar
rested last evening for creating a disturb
on broadway. Several others who were
mixed up in the fracas escaped when
Officer Kirk arrived on the scene.
Michael Daley, a farmer living east Of
this city, in Garner township, was COM
mltted to st. Bernardls hospital yesterday
for observation by the commissioners on
ton charging him with being mentally de-
range being filed with the board.
The residence OF M. G. Van Dervere, 1O1
Bluff street, was broken into and robbed
Sunday night. A quantity of silverware
was stolen, but whether anything else was
taken Mr.. Van Dervere was unable to
state yesterday. A negro who was seen
lettering near the house Is suspected or
being the thief.
Rev. John Wilson, formerly pastor of the
First Congregational church of this city,
and Mrs. Mary II. Allen of 726 First avenue,
formerly a teacher in the Bloomer school,
will be married Wednesday, September 3,
the wedding to take place here, Rev. Mr..
Wilson Is pastor of the Congregations
church In Geneva, Wis.
The Des Moines Insurance company, the
Anchor Fire Insurance of Des Moines and
the State Insurance company OF Des Moines,
the three companies against which Petrus
Peterson brought suit In the district court
TO recover on policies OF Insurance on his
store and stock of goods in Nicola, hled
nswer yesterday denying liability.
Miss Marie Wilson, formerly OF this city,
was married recently In Boring, Michp TO
w. Il. Flooding of that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flooding passed through Council Bluffs yes
terday on their way TO San Francisco, from
where they will sail for Samoa. Mr.. Flod-
ing was recently appointed to take charge
OF educational affairs in the island OF
Samoa -
The congregation and Sunday school Of
the First Congregational church Will hoid
their annual picnic Thursday afternoon In
Fairmont park. The Sunday school OF the
First Christian church will picnic there
Saturday. The children of the Grace
Episcopal church Sunday school will have
their annual picnic Friday. They will spend
the day at the Corlies farm east Of the
city. making the trip in a hayrack.