Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
stocke-t sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific o%ptician. 400 B'way.
Lefert, eyesight specialist. 2s Broadway.
Take home a brick of Metzger's Ice
cream. vanilla, CSC; Neopolitan, 35c.
Picture framing a speciality. c.. y. Alex
ander & Co., 1893 Broadway. Tel. S66.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Beals, a
son.
Mrs. T. A. Barker left last evening on a
visit 70 friends In Chicago.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Education Is slated TOT THIS even
Ing.
The West Council Bluffs ball team de-
feated the Dodge Guards Sunday by a
score Of 10 20 2.
Mrs. Lerchnach and daughter Of Buffalo,
N. Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Rudio Of Vine street.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to ]. A. S~teinhofel. aged "a. and Mel.
Buns 81 ha"aro'' Aseo 10 OO'" 04
Sheriff Cousins will leave this morning
forbes MONIES 70 stt epar me A an1a Of s' ne
Republic.
Mrs. NJ. g.. Roop took out a building
permit. yesterday for the erectlon OF a Two,
cost 1900.
The woman's auxiliary of Grace Epis-
copal church will meet Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Lewis on South
Seventh street.
Herman Lund Of No. 2 hose house, who
was injured by falling. on e. rusty nail
two weeks ago, was able to resume his
work yesterday.
Miss Lulu Shea, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Drake
Of North avenue returned yesterday TO
her home In Whittier, la.
John Taylor, arrested Sunday night on
complaint OF his wife. who charged him
with beating her, was dismissed In police
court yesterday morning as the woman
failed 20. prosecute.
REV. George Edward Walk. rector of St
morning Tor Davenport. to. attend the
diocesan convention of the Episcopal
church.
Captain Charles p, Wheeler of Three
Rivers. Mich, arrived in the city yester.
day to look after the property interests
OF his stepfather. Captain H L. Henry
who died recently in California.
Letters received by friends here from
John w. Ferner and wife announce their
safe arrival in San Francisco, last Wednes.
day and that they expected to sail for
Manila, p. l., last Friday on the transport
Thomas.
George Shelton. aged IS years. died Sun.
is survived BY two daughters and six sons
The funeral will be this afternoon at
o'clock from the Latter pay saints
the cemetery there.
Frank Kearns will have a hearing this
morning in police court on a charge OF
ton is Charles Burke, the colored pound
master. from whom II is alleged Kearns
1OrCiDly TOOK a morse DelOnBlnB " NlllldH
Sales a few days ago.
willard A. Wise. contractor and carpen.
ter OF Council Bluffs, filed a voluntary
petition In bankruptcy yesterday. His
liabilities aggregate S7,26I.S2. OF which
5000 represents a mortgage on a piece Of
land. His assets amount to SlS3.6O, all oil
which Is claimed as exempt.
The high wind early yesterday morning
caused one OF the fire alarm wires tC
break at. Eighth street and Fifth avenus
and fall on the electric light wire with q
current of 1000 volts. This set the gong a.
No. 9 frehouse ringing and gave the
engine a run to Eighth street.
Mrs, Bridget Harrison filed an informa'
ton In Justice Bryant's' court yesterday
charging Pearl Wright. a young man 3
years OF age, with assaulting her 16-year
old son. Mrs. Harrison alleges tina
Wright struck her son in the face Sun
day evening with brass knuckles and tina
the assault was entirely unprovoked.
Mrs. Lou Dilsaver of Albright, Neb., hai
died an information in Justice Bryant!
w court charging Mrs. Knottes OF sixteenth
avenue with the larceny of a pocketbool
containing $H.f Mrs. Dtlsaver a few day
ago sold some4cows and with the proceed
OF the sale In her pocketbook visited he
sister. WHO lives on Sixteenth avenue II
this city. She dropped the pocketbook II
the vicinity of her sisters house and nov
alleges that Mrs. Knottes or some mem
Der of her family picked 1t up.