Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
sells drugs.
aells carpefs and rugs.


Davis sells drugs.
StockeTt sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific o%ptician, 4C9 B'way.
Leffert, eyesight specialist, 23s Broadway.
Take home a brick OF Metzger's ice
cream. vanilla. &c; Neopolitsn, S5c.
Picture framing a speciality. c. r. Alex
ander & Co. 1873 Broadway. Tel. s66.
DR.. J. NJ. Barstow left last evening for
Des Moines.
Mrs. ]. Ross left Monday evening on a
special visit to friends in Seattle, Wash.
DR.. and Mrs. F.. T. Seybert returned yes
terday from a visit with friends in Chi
cago.
The University club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Mark Williams on Madison
avenue.
]. NJ. Fiagle left last evening for a
three weeks trip through. oregon, Idaho
George S. Wright returned yesterday
from Davenport, lay where he went on
legal business.
.orpheus club concert of popular music at
the Broadway Methodist church Thursday
evening, May %, Admission. 25c.
There will be a special meeting of Shad-
uRiam temple, Order knights OF
hall.
Lost, Rebekah pendant and pin. The
name of the owner, Harriet Stevenson, is
engraved on back Of pin, Return to Bee
Ralph Robertson has been elected editor
in-chief OF the High School Echoes. Rob
IT Il. 0DTAkue business MANAGER dUu MISS
Margaret Wright, local editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Perrine OF Chicago
are guests OF Mrs, Perrine's sister, Mrs.
Colorado, Where Si they will spend eP The SUM 10
mer.
strayed. from the pasture Of Samuel
Avery, corner Franklin street and Ben
solid color. A suitable reward for return
Of same.
Zeph Hughes, a familiar character at
nnllna haannIIaF fnFu Wyaa nERngfad xFngNnr-
day on complaint Of his wife, who charged
him with threatening to kill her. He will
have a hearing In police court this morn
Frank Harms, charged with forcibly TAX
ing q horse away from Poundmaster
on the public t~horoushfare, was Sned SO
and costs in police court yesterday. He
will board out the fine.
The state commander will be present
tonight at the review OF the local tent
burg. Ia. and Omaha. The business meet
at which refreshments will be served.
State Deputy Henry of Des Moines will
be present at the meeting, Of the elk to-
weekly session for the summer months.
Twelve candidates will be Initiated and
the meeting will be followed by a BAN
Quet.
The readjustment of rates will be dis
cussed by Colonel c. @. Saunders at the
meeting OF Hazel camp, Modern Woodmen
VI AZ IAIuI AAhAnoAg GlAA III hOOu-
man hall in the Merriam block. The meet
ing will be open TO all members OF the
Basil Kelley, the farmer from Hardin
township. committed to st. Bernard's hos
pital by the commissioners on insanity last
sturoay dis q yeste rs He was as, o years
this afternoon from the family home in
Hardin township.
h case against Mrs. Knottes.. charged
with the larceny of her pocketbook con-
tanning 81, was dismissed yesterday in
Attorney kimbaii. there being no evidence
10 substantiate the charge.
City Electrician Bradley has been en-
covered by the city council to make the
employment Of three men for six weeks.
planned viii be carried out at this time
J. A. Brady. the smallpox patient taken
from his home at 1422 Avenue II to the
during the night. He was 20 years OF age
and was in a serious condition when
mSyed; Brady lived IN a shack and his
He will be buried BY the county.
The United States Civil Service commits
sion announces that an examination for the
ONCE service will be held in this city
on June II, The examination is TO secure
eligibles for appointment to existing or
future vacancies In the grade. of substitute.
Fred johnson Is secretary OF the local ex-
tmlnlng BOARD, with whom applications
hay be hlsd as late as . a. m. on June
The National Stock company now hold
Ing forth at the pohany opera house viii
Pr the bensnt Sf Camp Moore. ems Iowa Sysns So.
4iety Army OF the Philippines. The cos
tunes worn by the cast will be those
brought back by the members of Company
L from the Philippines, Several OF the
members OF Company L will take part in
the play.
Last week was a red-letter one in the
history Of the Christian home. The re-
eeipts a the general fund. were. IS. 9Oe,4 q,
being $6,006.4l above the needs OF the week,
leaving a balance in the treasury of 81
Ole.02. In the managers fund the re-
6eipts were $l59,50, being $124.60 above the
needs of the week, wiping out the de-
hciency that existed and leaving a bal
ance Of $24.99 in this fund.
A. B. Christensen. employed in the res
taurant next door, W. J.. Christensen.
Goodman in the employ of DR.. BellinEer,
ana Perry Howard, an attache of the Do
hany opera house, were arrested yesterday
on suspicion OF being implicated in the rob-
berry OF Herr's tailorshop Saturday night.
They all gave bonds in the sum OF 5000
each for their appearance In police court
today. The police have no clue TO the
stolen property and the evidence against
the three young men arrested is said TO be
purely circumstantial.