Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
wollman, scientific o~ptician. 400 B'way.
Take home a brick of Metzgers ice
cream. Vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan. S5c.
New E99ds and outfits for gyy,r9graphic
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Lainson, 1870
Canning street. a daughter.
Charles Ingersol Of 2O5 Logan street wa,
nuarantined yesterday for smallpox.
For sale, excellent building lot in Contra
sub. size 4ix12O. This is a bargain fol-
bome one, for cash sale or will sell on pay
ment plan. Lot is located on Avenue 2
% address E, F. Watts, Bee office. Council
Clerk Reed of the district court ISSUED
month OF April.
For rent, after June /, my residence. Sol
Fourth avente, modern, eight-room house
and barn. John Lindt.
James Collins and Agnes McCarty, both
of Lincoln, Neb., were married in this city
yesterday by Justice Terrier.
Former Alderman w. c. Boyer returned
yesterday morning from a months visit
with relatives in Payette, Idaho.
Council camp No. IA, Woodmen Of the
worid; will CIV q reception this evening
The regular meeting Of the Woman's Re
lief corps will be this afternoon in the
Grand Army Of the Republic hall.
been the guest Of his sister, Mrs. II. M.
Meta, for two months, returned home yes
terday. .
Miss Madge 2. Penny, superintendent Of
che Woman's Christian association hospital
ts home from a visit with friends at Hen
'derson, Ia.
Charles Wade, wanted here on a charge
Of passing a forged check for $50 upon
John Kaler, is under arrest in Omaha on a
similar charge.
During the month of April $40 deeds OF
conveyance TO real estate we're filed In
the office OF the county recorder, the con-
siderations aggregating S63l, 2sO.s2.
Miss Amy Robinson of Chicago, a former
is the guest OF her brother, Roland p.
Robinson, and family Of Glen avenue.
Captain g. NJ. Bailey Of the branch post
once at the Union Pacific transfer depot,
Is home from Colfax Springs, Ia, where
he went for treatment for rheumatism.
DR.. Lacey, J. B.. Atkins, Alderman, Casper,
Henry Atkins, Thomas Lacey, NJ. Wollman
and J. c. Childs Of this city have Joined
the automobile club organized in Omaha.
Deputy. City Marshal Peterson was
street yesterday morning. He Escaped with
q few bruises and a badly skinned nose.
His horse took fright at a passing train.
Patrolmen Rue, Lorenzen and Harding
were transferred from the night to the day
detail yesterday. changing places with Pa
trolmen j. w, Kirk, Distman and A. A.
Kirk, who will take the night beats for
May.
The case against Bert Davidson, charged
with, assaulting John T; Holder by knock
at him, wss dismissed in Justice Terriers
court yesterday. Davidson proved his in
nocense Of the alleged assault by establish
ang an alibi. ... -
Mrs. Abbie M. Walker appealed to the
district court yesterday from the award OF
$500 damages made by the sherif's Jury in
the emn proceedings brought by
the Great Western for It's rtght-of-way
through her property near the Woodbury.
avenue school.
A telegram from ex-Alderman e. C.
Brown announced that his sister, Mrs, f.
G. Smith. died, yesterday morning at Genoa,
widow of Erasmus c. Brown OF this city,
who died In March, 1901. The remains will
be brought to Council Bluffs for burial.
Attorney ]. ]. Stewart. left last evening
Tor Red Gin. Colo, to investigate the con-
dttion OF the mining .a.g properties 6e1Gnsing to 10
administrator. with a. view Of being able
40 make a report.to the creditors OF Officer
g Pusey,s bank He was accompanied by
Mrs. Matte Campbell, an aged woman,
who said she had come from Omaha 10
seek employment in Council Bluffs. was
applied at the Associated Charities Home
for lodging, but the matron was suspicious
that the woman had taken some drug and
requested the police to care for her.
A deed from the Council Bluffs Gas and
Electric company conveying the. old electric
Hght station 10 Eo6ert M. Sprag9e, trustee
ing company, was filed yesterday in the
pfice OF the county recorder. The consider
III I'LL 10 eotNNNs Nv WI
Neyed is known as lots s and 10. block -,
Beers addition.
The motor company is experimenting with
fwo sets Of figures, one for the purpose of
registering the cash fares and the other
for registering 6T trsnSfersi separate ths rate f G0Tds
which runs along one side of the car, and
the other for ringing up the transfers
which runs along the opposite side.
Alderman Bell has retained State Senator
Hazelton to act as his member of the can
vassing board in the First ward aldermanic
and will consist OF Mayor Morgan. w. b:
Brooks, representing Charles Huber, and
Mr.. Hazelton, representing Alderman Bell.
Attorneys Wadsworth and Organ have also
peen retained by Huber to look after his
Interests.
serdsy SfternoSn from GCItier's Undertaking
rooms, where services were held by Rev.
w. s.. Barnes, pastor of the First. PresbX-
terian church. Burial was In Walnut Hill
cemetery. The expenses OF the funeral were
borne by the friends In this city of the de-
ceased, as his relatives refused TO con-
tribute. Wells right name was Gates, and
his relatives live In Kalamazoo, Mich.
The regular monthly meeting for May of
held at the home Of Mrs. E., c. Smith, III
First avenue, this afternoon from 3 to 8
O'Clock. The special feature of the meeting
will be the discussion of the work for the
coming year and the presentation Of new
names for membefship. Light refreshments
sion. A full a%ttendaace is especially de-
sired, owing TO the Importance of the bust
ness TO be transacted.
CANNES are no longer immune from the
dog tax and in order to avoid being
coralled by the poundmaster must be pro-
Vided by their owners with the regulation
brass tag which City Clerk Phillips began
10 Issue yesterday. The demand for the
tags was brisk and during the day nearly
100 were issued Last year b31 tags were
issued. P~oundmaster Burke will give the
CANNES a few days of grace and will not
start his dog catching outht out until Mon
day, when he will begin warfare on the
pntsgged pup.
n. Y. Plumbing Co. telephone $50.