Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
BLUFFS.



Davis sells drugs.
etockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert, eyesight specialist. 400 broadway.
Mrs. Alice Davis left yesterday on a
visit to friends in Colorado.
Mrs.. A. M, Phelps and daughter are
visiting friends at Essex, Ia.
Alexander q CO., $40 Broadway.
~ Mn Ml. sEov w.i e Ss q Bun + STREET iss guest o..
guest Of Miss Rice Of Fourth street,
Mrs. b. Perrott Of Extra, Ia, is the guest
OF Mrs. ]. G. Norton OF SCUM slNen 49,
Wanted at once, boy with pony 70 carry
Bee route. Apply at the office, No. 10 Pearl
street.
Miss Lizzie wallace Of Min street is home
from an outing among the Colorado sum-
mer resorts.
Carl Brendel OF Greeley, Colo. is visiting
his niece, Mrs. Nellie Mailman OF Washins-
ton avenue.
miss Margaret Cochran OF Rippey, Ia,
Is the guest Of Mrs. F. w. Miller OF OAK
land avenue.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hubert FINLEY Of
Mrs. J. II. Mayne and Mrs. Rollin Robin
son left Wednesday for a trip to various
H. M. Weir is home from Storm Lake,
Ia, where he was called by the death of
his father. Joseph M. Weir.
Judge Smith Mcpherson of the United
States court came in from Red Oak yester-
day to witness the parade and sham battle.
The regular meeting Of Abe Lincoln corps
ln9; is9, s Moman rs d arasd e army ~ OF the Pe Rec Rec
public hall.
Rev. DIT. Stuart Of Fort Madison. Ia, Is
I'll at the home OF MIR. and Mrs: N. y.
Dodge, where he was visiting on his way
TO Denver.
Victor e. Liable. city ticket agent Of the
Ilinois Central. has received word Of the
critical illness OF his sister, Mrs. Flora
ITENnM nn ~
Miss Lucy Richardson Of New York City,
who Is the guest OF Miss Frances keppier,
has returned from a visit with relatives at
Grand Island, Neb.
For aie-My home at s15 South First
street; a moceru six-room cottage, large
lot and shade. trees. Call at SSH Broad
way. c.. r. Nicholson.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Wright VIII
be held this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock from
the residence, 1922 Avenue c, and interment
will be In Walnut Hill cemetery.
H.. a.. Barnes Of Red Oak, clerk OF the
district court OF Montgomery county, was
in the city yesterday taking In the mill
tary ~spectacies Of the parade and sham
battle.
Colonel C. @. Saunders Of this city ar
rived home yesterday morning from Rock
Island, Ill, in time to accompany Goyernor
military parade.
Jercy ]. Jamison and Clarence Leech,
former members OF Company l., Ftfty-hrst
Iowa volunteers, now residing In ST. Louis,
are guests OF friends during the reunion Of
the national society, Army Of the Philip
pines.
afternoon at his home, 1888 East Broad
way, from paralysis, after on illness Of six
months. HIS wife. one daughter and two
OF Brickiayers' union No. l Of Omaha.
stenhen B. Morrisey Of Harlan. chair
man of the democratic congressional COM
mittee Of the Ninth district. has announced
democratic congressional convention to be
held in Council Bluffs on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10.
John MCGEE, who was held on suspicion
of having relieved Seth Reed. a special
officer in the employ Of the Union Pacific.
of a valuable gold watch and chain while
the latter vas enjoying a siesta, was dis
charged from custody yesterday, the police
having failed to connect him with the MISS
ing ttmepiece.
James A.. Giest was taken in charge by
the sheriff last evening on an information
charging him with being mentally de-
ranged. The complaint was nled by Mrs.
Chests parents, viii whom she and her
husband have been making their home at
1923 Fifth avenue. The insanity commits
sioners win examine into hts case today.
The case against Fred Davis, the cattle
man from Danbury. Neb., charged with
obtaining money on alleged worthless
checks. was dismissea In police court yes,
custody. Davis had been or a spree and is
said not to have been responsible when he
wrote the checks, all OF which ne mas since
captaIn w. L. Holland Of the South
Omaha Cavalry troop was a sorely disap-
pointed man yesterday. He had been es-
pecially invited by Ad]utant General Colby
OF Nebraska to form one OF Governor
savage's stan in the military parade. Cap
tain Holland was on han but his horse
did not reach here from Omaha until too
late for him to ride In the parade.
The funeral Of Mabel. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Goodrich. was held yester-
day afternoon from the family residence on
Broadway and burial was in Fairview
cemetery. Rev. W. p. Crewdson, pastor
of the First Christian church, conducted the
services and the pallbearers were six young
girls. friends OF the deceased, Anita Bfer-
with, Mabel Westrip, Emma Dillon, Hazel
Wiley, Lena Newton and Nellie Bouquet.
Captain l. B. Cousins, marshal of the
military parade. Is carrying as a souvenir
of the memorable occasion a deep cut
under his right eye. Captain Cousins rode
the same horse that has carried him on
similar occasions for the last two years.
The animal. while the parade was going
west on Broadway, became exceedingly
FESTIVE and Captain Cousins leaned over to
pat him on the neck. Is he did 50 the
horse suddenly threw up its head and a
buckle OF the bride struck the captain
under the right eye. cutting the flesh to
the bone. Captain Cousins. although, al
most stunned by the force Of the blow,
retained his seat and remained at the head
OF the column, until Il passed the reviewing
stand and d~isbanded. Several stitches were
necessary TO sew up the wound.