Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MINOR MENTION.

Mauthe. fine watch repairing, 22s B'way.
Expert watch repairing, Lenert, 4OS B'way.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Jones, 1910
Sixth avenue, a son.
The Christy pictures for sale. G. r. Alex
ander & Co 1873 Broadway.
DO you play ping pong? Morgan & Dickey
can furnish you a nice set Tor 81.
New fall shirts, underwear and hats COM
ing In daily at Smith a Bradiey's.
Mrs. G. W. Long will leave today for a
visit with relatives at Charlton, la.
a 15-cent Hunter flour sieve, 8 cents. Sat
urday only Howe's. 80 Broadway.
DR.. j. G. Deetken has removed his dental
once to Nos. 2l and ZOE. Sapp block.
Mrs. J. Z. O'Keefe and children OF Fourth
avenue are visiting in Lincoln, Neb.
Girls. ave you seen that swell line of
fall styles of papetries at Morgan q
s. f. Henry has disposed Of his interest
in the Evans steam laundry and has gone
east on an extended visit.
Visit our art department and see the
beautiful new designs in frames now in.
c. b. Paint, OIL g. Glass Co.
The finest line of ready-to-wear suits and
SS Sihs s6ow SYG By p Smith PR Sal sr an the city are
Boys and children's suits and overcoats,
a full, new line of all the latest things,
from S2.O up at Smith q BraG.ey's.
Mrs. il. T.. Showalter and daughter
Dorothy Of Fairbury, Eeb., arrived yes
terday on A visit to Mrs. e. c. Gillespie of
Washington avenue.
n nelpEHtlnn from unity henekAh louge
went to Crescent City last evening to install
a degree staff in the lodge there. The trip
was made In a carryall.
Commander Owen b. Vail of Denver and
Brigadier General d. Scott are in the city
for the purpose of organizing a branch Of
the Christian Volunteers.
Judge Macy yesterday excused the petit
jury in the district court until Monday
afternoon, when the first case on the Grim
inal assignment will be taken ul,.
E. Minnick, charged with assaultlng Will
NNn-a 4 aLnkN11 No. a. - a.
county jail in default of bali. He will have
his hearing before Justice Carson this
afternoon.
]. c. Cunningham and family have ar
rived from Kansas City to make Council
Bluffs their home. Mr.. Cunningham is a
messenger in the employ of the Pacific Elk
press company.
Justice Carson performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for r. L. Hewitt of
Brookfeid, Mo-. and .yettie G. Abbott of
Flora Bird, both OF Omaha,
Finely improved farms in north central
Missouri, S35 to $50 per acre. Go down with
price list. Lougee q Lougee.
The hearing on the application of the
Mount Pleasant as a chronic inebriate
un Ter the new law. is set for today before
Judge Wheeler in the district court.
The Ganymede club will entertain its
members and friends this evening at a
smoker in the club rooms in the Merriam
block. A frst-class program has been ar
ranged for the evenings entertainment.
A. S. Shaw, an employee of Hollenbeck
Bros. suffered a fracture nf his right leg
Thursday afternoon by having the member
caught In a Tightening chain while moving
a building. He was taken to st. Bernard's
hospital.
A barn on the premises at 1924 Avenue j,
occupied by w. S. Goodrich, was destroyed
by fire shortly after midnight Thursday.
The fire department had considerable work
In saving the extensive sheds and barns on
the property of George Feuerhaken adjoin-
ing.
Mrs. Louise Weber Farmer, aged IS
years, died yesterday afternoon at her
residence. 24 Benton street. The funeral
will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from st. Peters Catholic church and burial
will be In st. Joseph's cemetery. Deceased
was the daughter of Mrs. NJ. Weber.
owing to continued illness l have been
unable to do much soliciting for Winona
hosiery and underwear the past few
months. II any customers needing these
goods will kindly call at my rooms from 10
to u a. m. and 2 to 5 o'clock p. m. 1 will be-
pleased to take their orders. w. s. Homer,
Dos Fourth street.
County Treasurer Arnd yesterday served
on Ross a. Ross, local agents and attorneys
for the Portland Gold Mining company, a
formal demand for the names OF the stock
holders and the amount of their holdings
of stock on January l in each of the last
hve years. This is the first step toward
assessing the company here for taxes ac-
cording to the plan suggested by County
Attorney Killpack.