Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

DANIht EAAH nEuHHa
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lefert, eyesight specialist. 2S Broadway.
DR.. s~tockdale. First Nat. Bank building.
Picture framing. c. E. Alexander & Co.,
BS B'way. Tel. $50.
Mrs. r. Moran, 1925 Fifth avenue, is home
from a visit TO friends in Chicago.
Take home a brick Of Metzger's ice
cream Vanilla, 26c; Neopohtan. @c.
Mrs. T.. ]. Foley and daughter of South
Sixth street have gone to Lake OkoboJi to
spend two weeks.
Mrs. e. Mcconnell has gone to Essex, Ia,
to visit her parents, Rev. and Mrs. stephen
Phelps. She was accompanied Dy her
daughter.
Alderman C. w. Mcdonald left last even
ing for Lake Okobo1l. where he will visit
over Sunday and Will then 60 TO points IN
Minnesota on business.
County Auditor Innes has received a
supply OF the acts OF the twenty-ninth gem
.eTal assembly, which attorneys and otners
can now secure at his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Rohrer have gone to
Green Lake., Minn.t where MRS. hohrer
VII remai9 the rest Of the h s sbTmne E we Mr,
Word has been received here of the sud-
den death in Portland, Ore, OF, george y.
employed at the Union Pacific transfer
depot.
Tn Misses Moore, Edna Keeline n
Baldwin went to Glenwood yesterday to be
members of a house party given by one Of
their schooimates at the knoxvil ClL)
seminary.
HhertH Ia -. cousins returned nome yes
terday from Des Moines. where he at
Hended the annual meeting Of the State
Sheriffs' association, OF which he was
elected vice president.
The board of directors of the Council
Bluffs Woman's club has accepted the oner
OF the Illinois Central to give the club the
use of a room at the rear Of its downtown
ticket office for its meetings.
Building permits were issued yesterday
70 Mrs. ]. ". Kelley for a 1920 two-story
frame residence at Twenty-hSst street and
one and a half story frame cottage at ISL
Madison avenue.
L. James, arrested Thursday evening on a
charge OF stealing lumber from G. Hafer,
by whom he was employed, was fined S25
and costs in police court yesterday MORN
Ing. The fine was later suspended on pay
ment OF the costs.
Thomas d. King, cigar dealer and manu-
facturer of this city, has filed a voluntary
fEfiss ''iHia ab ii asgTesate 81, 7sS'So and he
schedules assets OF the value of $516. 80, all
of which he claims as exempt.
On application of the First National bank
Of this city, which has been unable TO
satisfy a judgment secured by 1t against
/. c, Cottrell and wife. the defendants
Wheeler in the district court today to be
examined as to their property, which the
bank alleges they are concealing.
The fire department was called about
midnight Thursday TO a small frame cot
tage at 6l5 Fifteenth avenue, occupied by
Martin Darroh and family. The fire was
GaubCu ny NhG NARAC1AVh Va a hNAp1NAA
lamp and the roof was burned of before
the hremen got II under control. The cot
tage is owned by Mrs. s. A German OF
Justice Bryant performed the marriage
ceremony last Monday for N, w. Robinson
OF Algona and Catherine Mcdonald Of Des
Moines. The groom gave his age as q and
the bride as Is. Yesterday Justice Bryant
received a letter from j. w. Robinson OF
Algona asking IL such a marriage had
taken place here and inquiring where he
could secure a copy Of the license or GER
Eihcate.
President ]. w. Colt of the Mason City
IN the district court yesterday for partition
of the property formerly owned by the
railroad recently condemned a right of way,
President Colt secured the interests of al
the heirs except that of Albert Koenings
in the land, but failed to arrive at an agree.
ment as to the division with the latter.
Rev. +. e. EitelgeorRe. pastor of the
German Methodist church. will occupy the
pulpit Sunday morning At the Trinity
Brown, formerly pastor of Trinity church
now pastor of Capital Methodist church
Rev. ". II. Cable, pastor of Trinity church
will be absent from the city. holding quar-
teriy meetings at Persia and Panama. Ia.
The funeral Of Henry J. Paschel, held
xavier's church, was attended by a large
gathering of friends Of the deceased and
tSaefing Rer many OF Mr.. PaseRefs 'P busin ess's as.
B~ociates In Omaha. The floral offerings
were unusually numerous and beautiful
The service was conducted by Rev. Father
Mcdonald and burial was In st. Joseph'i
cemetery.
j. ]. Crow was arrested yesterday or
complaint OF James A. Griffin, who charged
Crow with presenting a revolver at him
Crow was driving past Grifin's residence
when a big dog jumped out and tackled his
little pet canine, which was running behind
the buggy. Crow drew his revolver and
says he threatened to shoot the canine be.
longing to Grimm unless its owner pulled
him of. Griffin, on the other hand, asserts
tina Crow presented the revolver at him
Justice Bryant will act as arbitrator July
30, Grow giving bond for his appearance a
that time.