Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

the auditorium. The meeting win be the
closing one for this school year.
Miss Leila Hall has gone to Cleveland,
o., on a visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Jessie II. Wallace is in Loncoln,
Neb., TO attend the wedding Of a friend.
Council camp, Woodmen OF the World,
will hold its regular session this evening.
Henry L. Cutler is in Creston attending
the. meeting of the State Undertakes as
ISOLATION.
F. NJ: Williams is home from a four
months so1ourn at Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
much improved In health.
The Lady Maccabees will entertain their
friends Monday evening at a social In their
hall in the Merriam block.
The teachers OF the Council Bluffs public
schools will hold their annual outing and
picnic Saturday at Lake Manawa.
Two carloads of earthenware from Ger
many were received yesterday at the Gus
toms house in this city for w. A. Maurer.
customs house of Council Bluffs about S1,OOO
as duties upon two carloads of earthen-
ware consigned to him from Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rishton left last
evening for Springfield, Ill. to attend the
t5ls'f br % / Sl sRa1Tersa syee Sf mIsi Hlsh-
Mr.. and Mrs. II G, MCGEE and family
have gone to Spirit Lake for the benefit of
Mr.. McGee's health, he being just con-
valescent from a severe attack OF erysip-
elias.
Harry NJ. Brown. clerk Of the superior
court and chairman of the city republican
Wv CgAAAAiANNgNf hAuAAy hililOullItu Ntf-
terday his candidacy for the nomination
for clerk OF the district court.
Mrs. ingalls,, supervisor Of drawing in
the public schools, and Miss Roberta Hat
tenhauer of the Washington Avenue school,
are arranging to attend the Pratt Institute
of Drawing I'm Chicago during the summer
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Beal died Wednesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Beal's parents, Judge and Mrs. f. e.
A~yiesworth, aged 3 days. The funeral,
which was private, was yesterday after
Mr.. and Mrs. Huse n. Morgan left yes
terday for Hamburg. Ia, where they will
were Accompanied by Mrs. Morgan's sister.
Miss Maude Ftchtenkam of st. Louis, who
arrived on a visit Wednesday.
Mrs. L. II. Greer, Mrs. T.. j. Foley. Mrs.
o. M. Brown and Mrs. r. Mullis returned
yesterday from Des Moines, where they
attended the .eonyention of the Woman's
as delegates from ST. Paul's church..
Dennie Graves, a small boy living at 105
Pearl street, was KNOCKED unconscious
the crossing gate of the Northwestern on
Broadway. In the darkness he failed to
notice that the gate had been lowered.
Albert Dingman of this city, a brakeman
In the employ of the Northwestern railway,
filed q voluntary petition in bankruptcy
yesterday; He schedgiss liabilities aegre-
worth SllO, but claims them all as exempt.
Thomas r. Drake has been elected dele
gate from Bluff City Typographical union
Typographical union, which will be held
at Cincinnati the second week, in August.
william Seymour was selected as alter
nate.
The declamatory contest which was to
have been given next Thursday evening in
the High school auditorium has been de-
clared OF owing to the withdrawal of sew
eral OF the contestants, who are occupied
with their studies for the closing examlna-
ton OF the school year.
Joseph Wesley Powell of Buffalo, N. Y,
nauonal organizer of the Brotherhood of
81; Paul, who will have charge of the
Jubilee, services at the Broadway Metho-
yesterday and{is the guest of Rev. w. j.
Calfee and family on Fletcher avenue.
Three bids only were received by Secre-
tary Ross of the Board OF Education for
the proposed four-room addition to the
Pierce Street school. The bidders are John
T. weaver, Wtckham Bros. and George
Hughes, all local contractors. The bids
will be opened at the meeting OF the Board
OF Education this evening.
The lumber which had originally formed
a large advertising sign, discovered under
2 search warrant at the premises of A.
Raphi, 7Ol Twenty-ffth avenue, was or
dered turned over yesterday by Justice
who. is charged with the larceny of the
slsnboard, Will have a hearing today.
G. p. Hale and f. l.. Carson, auditor and
treasurer respectively of Mills county, were
visitors at the courthouse yesterday and
investigated the system OF Bookkeeping in
pressed themselves as surprised at the
complete system used in the county ofices
here and admitted that so far as the Keen
ing. OF accounts and records was Concerned
times. LAG
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