Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-13
MINOR MENrlSN.
Davis sells drugs.

Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert. 400 B'way.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Sears of
Graham avenue, a son.
DR.. F. p. Bellinger. ONCE and residence
SIC Broadway. Phone 1s1.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cole, 15s
Fourteenth avenue, a son.
For rent. modern six-room house, by w.
l.. kerney, 2l Main street.
Clothespins, as many as you want. lc per
dozen. A. b. Howe, $40 Broadway.
Miss Addie Kahn is reported to be seri-
ously Ill at her home on Vine street.
Last week Is per cent discount on framed
pictures. c. +. Alexander a. Co., 33 B'way.
For rent, nicely furnished front room,
reasonable price. Inquire J6 North First
street.
Wanted, at once, carrier with horse for
route on The Bee. Apply at the office. No.
We are headquarters for slass of all
kinds. See us before you Sr- c. B. Paint,
OIL and Glass Co.
There are many cases of typhoid fever In
Council BLUFFS and physicians report
twenty cases in the two hospitals.
Augusta grove will meet this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Tolkan, Fifteenth avenue,
between Eighth and Min In streets.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest e. Hart have been
obliged to postpone their trip to the Pacific
coast, owing TO the ipdisposition of Mrs.
Hart.
Mrs. Helen 1. Crofts was granted a
! divorce from Howard L. Crofts IN the dis
,rict court yesterday on the grounds of de-
Night Sergeant Whitaker of the police
force returned yesterday from a weeks
visit with friends and relatives at Emer-
son, Ia.
George T. Phelps. assistant postmaster,
has received word OF the death OF his sis
ter. Mrs. Frances Dow, in Boston from
Louis Kracht has been called to Seattle.
Wash, by the serious illness of his mother,
Mrs. z. j. Roth, who is suffering from
NJ. Wollman has complained to the police
that a thief stole a lap robe and one Of
the brass hubs from his new automobile
Tuesday night.
Carter's fountain pen fluid, &c; all other
10c ink, &c. Eevrey bottle OF ink, big or
little, at reduced prices this week. DeLong
the Printer, 907 Broadway.
Mayor John T.. Hazen. who was elected a
Justice OF the peace on, the democratic tic
ket from Knox township, was calling on
friends in the city yesterday.
The Woman's auxiliary OF Grace Epis.
copal church will hold its regular meeting
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. q.
II. Jackson on South First street.
william West of Sioux Falls, S. D., and
Miss Elizabeth Orme OF this city were
married yesterday afternoon by Rev. l. s.
Simpson at his residence on Frank street.
The Purity Candy Kitchen, SAG Broadway,
will have another big candy sale Saturday,
| November Is. Butter scotch. angel food
tahy, fine chocolates and many other kinds
of pure home1nade candies at 10 cent? a
pound.
w. II. Williams died yesterday afternoon
at his home, IA Canning street, from chronic
bronchitis, aged 66 years His wife and
daughter. Mrs. Timothy Kelley, survive
him.. Deceased was a cigar manufacturer
and a member OF the Cigarmakers' union.
In district court yesterday Judge Green
made an order directing the receivers OF
Officer & Pusey's bank to pay Pusey 4
MCGEE $26A.H In full settlement for their
legal services in the suit or Il. o. Armour
against William Arnd. treasurer of Potta-
wattamie county.
Francis NJ. Cox, a former resident of
Council Bluffs, is reported TO have mys-
teriously disappeared from his home In OF
tumwa, Ia. He was last seen Monday even
come to Council Bluffs, but the police have
been unable to secure any trace of him
He was a carpenter by trade.
Sherin Cousins has started the Nucleus
for a rogues' picture gallery, similar to tbs
one at police headquarters. In future all
criminals who come under the charge Of
the county authorities Will be photo
graphed and their pictures placed I'm the
gallery in the sherins once in the court
house, Sheriff Cousins will. also arrange
to exchange photographs with other county
officers throughout the state.
Contractor Wickham completed yesterday
the paving of South Sixth street between
Eighth and Sixteenth avenues. The las
part OF the work on Sixteenth avenue haC
been delayed by the railroads raising theil
tracks 70 the required level. Contractor
Wiekham has begun the paving Of Ninth
avenue between Main and Sixth streets anc
of Tenth avenue between Main and Fourth
streets.
Three Indians. two bucks and a squaw
were found last evening at the Northwest
ern depot In an advanced stage OF intoxica
ton. The squaw was unable 10 stand Of
her feet and II required the combined ef
female ward in the upper story Of the cit!
jail. II Is thought that they came owe
from Omaha, but the bucks were too drunl
TO talk 60 that they could be understood.