Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert, eyesight specialist, 23s Broadway.
DR.. stockdale. First Nat. Bank building.
William Jennings is making a visit with
friends at Creston.
Picture framing. G. z. Alexander q Co.,
Ba3 B'way. Tel. 366.
Take home a brick OF Metzger's Ice
cream. Vanilla. 25c; Neopolitan. Soc.
John Achatz was fined so and costs Tor
conducting a disorderly house at lozl broau-
way.
Jewel court, Tribe Of Ben Hur, will join
Mecca court OF Omana IN d plSlAS ~
Manawa July %.
In Justice Bryant's court yesterday morn
ing Pearl Wright was acquitted OF the
charge OF assault and battery.
George +. Burlington of Carson was IN
the city yesterday, on his way home after
n visit of several weeks in Colorado.
Ex-Postmaster Treynor expects to turn
over the custody of the federal pqilolns
today to his successor, postmaster fia@ei
ton.
Miss Henrietta sauer. 96 Avenue 9 en-
~tertained a number of her young trlends
Friday afternoon In celebrauon Oh her h'h
birthday anniversary.
The Lady Maccabees and their friends
are Invited to attend a lawn social TUESDAY
evening at the home Of Mrs. Horace. Thlrd
avenue and Nineteenth street.
A new bank has been organized at Under
wood, with a capital OF $1,000. w, j.
Dealers will be cashier and the new IN
HIIIlIlOn MIL bthA t9AAhN3
Mrs. d. ]. Harrington, accompanied by
her sister-in-law, Miss Anna Harrington
of Sioux City, will leave this afternoon. for
Hot Springs and other points IN the BLACK
Hills.
In police court yesterday morning the
case against William Hanson, charged with
violating the FIRE limits ordinance by re
roofing the st. Joe barn on South Main
street with infammable material, was con-
tinued until Monday.
Hemorley Fuller and Miss Flora Goldman
TTA1~aa1nWs nNVanAn0 a q tho
residence of the groom's sister, Mrs. II A.
belong, on East Pierce street. Rev: Harvey
belong officiating. A number OF friends
and relatives of the couple were present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller will make their home
in this city.
c.. B. Aitchison, chairman of the COM
mittee on music for the reunion OF the
Army of the Philippines. reports encourage
ing progress in the organization or a glee
club for that occasion. His call for assist
ance has been met with such a hearty re-
Spouse that 1t is quite likely that a perma-
nent organization OF a triple male quartet
may be formed.
The case against Henry Otto, who has
been accused Of the embezzlement OF $6.TI
from augusta grove lodge, was taken up
in the court of Justice Bryant yesterday,
and Tuesday, Juiy y, fxe t MS as me ntt Gay Sro 69e
out of a controversy among the members
of the lodge and involves practically no
more than the ownership of the money.
Mrs. 8. B.. Halves, aged Is years, died
yesterday morning at st. Demands hos
pital, where she had been a patient since
last September. Death was due to tho
inhrmities of old age. The funeral Will be
private and will be held this morning from
Cutters undertaking rooms, Rev. w. J.
Calfee of the Broadway Methodist church
conducting the services. Mrs. Hawes Us
survived by one son, Frank Bort, 202 South
Twenty-ffth street. Omaha.
F. c. Silkenson of Hot Springs. 8. D.
and Miss Mamie Brassen were married
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. L. M. Hargenson, on South First
street, Rev. Harvey Hostetler of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church oficiating. Mt
and Mrs. Silkenson will spend their honey
moon on the Pacific coast before returning
to Hot Springs to live. The groom Is q
wealthy lumber merchant, while mis- bride
has for some time made her home with
Mrs. Hargens, who was formerly the wife
of DR.. Hargens, mayor of Hot Springs