Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lefert, eyesight specialist. 2S Broadway.
DR.. stockdale. First Nat. Bank building.
Picture framing. G. T.. Alexander q Io'
S23 B'way. Tel. S66.
Take home a brick of Metzger's ice
cream. Vanilla, Csc; Neopohtant DC.
Local horsemen are planning for a run
ming meeting at Union Driving park to be
held about August l.
Hemoriey Fuller and Flora Goldman. both
Of this city, we're married yesterday ny
Rev. Henry belong.
CaptaIn George j. Crane and daughter
May of Park avenue lett last evening vi
an extended western trip.
Miss Carrie Buckminster, bookkeeper az
the Telephone exchange, has gone 10 falis
City, Neb., to spend her vacation.
The regular meeting Of harmony chapter
No. Is, Order of the Eastern star VIII De
held this evening In Masonic temple.
Contractor Wickham commenced placing
the steel work for the new. brldge at tne
intersection OF Mynster anu Mdhh suee'S
yesterday.
Andy Dougherty and May A. Ellis. both
of Omaha, were married in THIS clty yes
terday afternoon, Justice carson perlorih-
ing the
The Ladies of the Maccabees will give a
free social this evening az the nome OF
Mrs. Honac, corner OF Nlneteenth street
and Third avenue.
Mrs. Roxie Eddleman, wife of 8. E.
fEddleman, 2O25 Avenue G., died last even
Ing. Besides her husband eight children
survive her. She was "a years of age.
Colonel E. r. Fonda. formerly of this
city, has been appointed superintenden OF
Nthe soldiers cemetery at Nancy, n.y., ana
has been transferred from L~eavenworth,
Kan.
Mrs. II. d. Suing Of Harrington, Neb., is
}Pasehei Of Willow avenue, called here by
the serious illness of her brother Henry
tPaschel.
'3eweiry, of which he carried a large and
varied stock, was sentenced to ten days on
bread and water by Police Judge Scott yes
terday morning.
Carl hector. who was held to the grand
Jury, charged with the killing of Fred
johnson at Avoca, has not yet furnished
the $500 ball, to which amount IL was re-
duced by Judge Wheeler.
City Engineer Etnyre is preparing plans
for a new bridge over Indian ereek on
work Of the old structure he estimates that
Il can be rebuilt for about $500.
F.. c. Lougee received word yesterday
from his aunt in Monona county that the
Illinois man who had purchased the farm
belonging to Lougee & Lougee had recon-
sidered the matter and would consummate
Frank Chick and Hans Nelson. the run
away boys from Racine, Wis, whose
parents requested the police to send them
home, but failed to send transportation tor
them, were turned loose yesterday by the
police to make their way home as best
they could.
! The extreme heat has caused a change
in the uniforms of the police. The heavy,
close buttoned coats and helmets have beer
discarded and replaced by short blue sack
coats of a light material and straw hats OF
q uniform pattern. The men deeply appre-
ciate the change.
Miss Pearl Chamberlin and brother Carl
formerly of this city, now residents OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests OF city Treas
urer and Mrs. +. T. True, enroute to Colo
RADIO Springs to visit their uncle. w. s
Stratton, the millionaire mine owner: Car
Chamberlin is a student at Columbia col
lege.
e. H. Lougee, referee in the suit Of J; ]
'Rauer against Louise douglas and othel
heirs of Benjamin Douglas, deceased, hai
paid into the district court $l1,325 In com
ipliance with the order of the court finding
This amount was due the parties in interes
from the sale OF the property In THU
county.
When the County Board of Supervisor
meets next Monday II will have before l
the matter of repairing a large number o
the county bridges. which have been more
or less damaged by the recent heavy rains
Some of the bridges have been entirel!
lifted OF the pilings and Will need re
placing,