Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
n MENTION.

Good dry cordwood, $3.50 a cord. p. 1.
HsrmeI, 90 washington avenue. Phone
Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel.
wollman. scientific optician. 400 B'way.
Paeturage, Judson, 500 9Th ave. Tel S4S.
Beno's millinery opening today and to-
morrow.
Perry pictures for sale. c.. e. Alexander
a Co, ga Broadway.
Beno's opening display of millinery Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week.
]. C. and w. Woodward, architects, room
9, Everett block, Council Bluffe, la.
Palm grove dance at woodmen q the
World hall Tuesday evening, March IL.
Missouri oak body wood, $3.50 cord. VIII
liam WEIGH. % N. Main street. Tel. 12s.
Grand millinery opening today and to-
morrow at Miss sprink's, n Main street.
Go 70 Morgan & Klein for upholstering,
i2 South Main street. Phone 54S.
For rent, ofice room, ground floor: ex-
snce; centrally located. Address s. Bee
ONCE.
For rent, one furnished room or two un-
Address s, Bee Office.
A. 7. Dysart Of this city and Mary Fritz
Of Omaha were married Sunday evening in
this city by Justice Bryant.
Frank o. Gay and Miss Elizabeth Arnold,
both of this city, will be married Wednes-
day evening at the home OF the brides
parents.
the Omaha authorities on the charge of de-
populatine henroosts In Papillion, mas been
released from custody.
Evangelist Smith, former pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Ciarfnda, Ia, will
begin a series Of revival meetings Sunday
In the Second Presbyterian church.
Saturday. night, charged with asEaulting
Dan Williams In a Broadway saloon, WAS
discharged yesterday In police court.
Bishop Theodore Morrison of the Epis-
rite OF confirmation Tuesday, March rs. to
a class in st. Pauls Episcopal church.
cb rSe women ySIm s,v Of the sfss First soc P@TwSs sS1ssds =
afternoon from $3.50 to s In the church par
lors. Mrs. r. A. Bixby will be in charge.
A. marriage license was issued yesterday
to Jesse jackson of Lawrence, Kan, aged
81, and Lillian Smith, aged 20, Of Atlantic,
la. Justice Bryant performed the marriage
ceremony.
Miss Minnie Kuhn Of this city and M. e.
Porter were married recently at the rest
dence of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Gardner in
~Albuquerque N. NJ, where they will make
Frank p. Christy Of Des Moines, Who was
with the Fifty-first Iowa volunteers in the
tsrday OF President Geofke Judson of the
Philippine Island veterans.
William Ferron. who was accidentally
shot Sunday while duck hunting at Lake
unless complications set In will recover
without suffering amputatioh OF either
limb.
A jury in Justice Terriers court has de-
cided that Miss Agnes Kirkland is owner
of a plano levied on by Constable Baird
under a judgment obtained by q local mer-
chant against her sister. Mrs. Thomas Nc
Quade.
The sudden drop In the thermometer was
responsible for the bursting of q water pipe
Sunday night in Mayor Jennings ofice in
the city hall. h water did considerable
damage In the office Of City Auditor Evans
on the first floor.
The trial OF the 1900 personal injury
damage suit Of p +. Kirk against the
sumed In the United States district court
yesterday morning. At adjournment for
the day all the evidence was In. Areu-
ments will be begun by counsel this morn
ing.
Arthur Palmer and George Lawrence, the
youths brought back from Sioux City on
the charge OF stealing several iron wheels
4. the property o., the waterworks company
had their preliminary hearing in police
court yesterday. Palmer was discharged
and Lawrence was bound over to the granC
jury. In default Of bail placed at $500 he
was committed TO the county Jail.