Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert. eyesigh- specialist. 23S Broadway.
Miss Mae Starlight has gone to Elgln'
Ill. to visit relatives.
Pictures for wedding presents. c. E.
Alexander & Co. 1888 Broadway.
Take home a brick of met7gerS ice
J. r. Jenkins left yesterday on a trip TO
Los Angeles, Cal, and other PACING coast
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry have gone 70
Denver for a visit with relatives ana
friends.
U. s. Grant company, Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias,, Will meet this even
ing In st. Adams haH,
Covait's Lake ManasSn bara %serenaded
The Bee and other mWSpaYer ofhces OF
this city yesterday morning.
The committees having In charge the ar,
rangements for the Elks' carnival viii
meet Sunday afternoon at the clubhouse.
Creditors sued out writs of attachment
yesterday morning against s. 5. Green,
paperhanger and decorator on South Main
street.
Remember an ironclad ten-year guarantee
goes with every New Home machine pur-
chased from us. Easy payments. @. A
Bulls & Co.
Mrs. F. Beneke Of Carthage. Mo, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. L.
Elwell Of Willow avenue. left yesterday
for her home.
c. L. Frlsby and sister have gone to Ore
gon to visit relatives. Mr.. Frisby expects
10 7 III III abptA " A'AAA ~ 49,
Frisby will spend the summer In Eureka,
Cal.
The Board of County Supervisors spent
yesterday looking at roads and bridges In
the vicinity Of Weston. 1t will meet this
morning and probably adjourn until the
regular session in July.
Mrs. NJ. c.. Bassett has gone TO visit a
cousin, Mrs. j. Il. Diller, OF, Diller, Neb:
Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Diller have not met
each others whereabouts.
The heavy rains of the last few DAYS
have interfered with the work of cleaning
Indian creek, as the water is several feet
water goes down to its normal leveL
The Tri-Clty Amateur Driving club of
Omaha, South Omaha and Council BUNS
will hold its matinee meet this afternoon
at Union Driving park. The same program
as previously announced Will be carried
out.
Peters parochial school will be held Thurs
day evening of next week at the Dohany
opera house. An interesting program OF
music, Rotations and dialogues will be
given.
The fate Of the money stolen from Axel
Bunderson is still hanging, In the balance,
Justice Bryant expects that the closing
arguments will be. made this morning,
when he will be able to make a ruling In
the case.
The Danish Brotherhood and Dannebrog
society will give a joint picnic Sunday at
Union Driving park, for which an elaborate
program of contests OF all kinds has been
prepared. Fred Rasmussen's band will
furnish the music and fun galore is prom
lsed for all.
Benjamin Tinnell has appealed from the
decision of Judge Avlesworth Of the SUI
peTioT court granting the guardianship OF
his daughter, Myrtle Tinnell, 10 her grand
parents, A. ]. Bishop and wife. The mat
ter came before Judge Aylesworth In
habeas corpus proceedings.
Henry Green of 1853 Ridge street was
committed to st. Bernard's hospital yes
terday by the Board of Commissioners for
the Insane; Green was committed to the
insane asylum at Clarinda In September
1898. and was discharged on May &c the fol
lowing year. He has recently shown signs
OF returning insanity.
Attorney II. G.. Wernimont has filed a
resistance to the summary proceedings de-
manding that he turn over the $500 insur-
ance money collected by him for NJ. Woolf-
son. He sets out that has been garnished
by Wolfson's creditors and states that he
had been awaiting written authority from
Wolfson to pay the money over to the
Claim for legal services rendered WolfsoI
amounting to S54I.