Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22

MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

OaNl1 Hel1E QIukbs
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Mauthe, fine watch repairing, 2zs B'way.
Expert watch repairing. Lerert. 400 B'way.
Mrs. N. P. Dodge has gone on a visit to
her son at Wilson, Wyo.
Big 5OO-psge school tablet. 4 cents, at A.
3. Howe's, 80 Broadway.
The Christy pictures for sale. c. E. Alex
ander & Co 1873 Broadway.
Miss Nellie Moore Of South Sixth street
il visiting relatives In Minneapolis.
President Hart OF the First National bank
pturned yesterday from a business trip to
Denver.
Miss ora Bradley is home from a visit
with relatives and friends in Toledo and
Chicago.
The Baptist ladies will open a mmag
sale Wednesday, october q, at IA West
Broadway. -
Miss June Denpster of Decatur, III, is
Nell Hollis.
Mrs. F.. Hutchinson Of Mcpherson avenue
Is conyslescent from a severe attack oil
typhoid fever.
Charles Lelbold has again been called to
Nebraska City by the serious illness OF his
father. who Is 20 years old.
Visit our art department and see the
c. B.. Paint. OIL & Glass Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Schairer. Of Ann
Arbor. Mich, are the guests OF Mr.. and
trip to California.
Mrs. M. e. Barclay of the Bloomer school
faculty Is laid up with a s~prained ankle, the
result of stepping into a hole In the North
First street bridge over Indian creek.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns En-
glIsh Lutheran church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. Ole
Rasmussen, ne South Eighth street.
At the regular meeting of Council Bluffs
lodge of Eiks Thursday night a class OF
twenty candidates VIII be initiated. hunch
win be served at the close of the meeting.
George Smith, stymest Stevenson, ]. r.
Spare and Z. B. Edgerton are the Council
Bluffs representatives attending the grand
lodge OF the Iowa Odd Fellows In Clinton.
The case against Arthur Cherrett and
Ann Carlson, charged with the theft OF
jewelry and other articles from the resi-
dence of Thomas Metcalf. has been con-
tinued By Justice Bryant until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Tholl are in receipt
OF a letter from Tong Shang, China, am
bouncing the birth - OF s q sSm to Mr. M and
Nolan was formerly Miss Elizabeth Thol OF
this city.
Day & Hess, agents of the Fidelity and
given @ power OF attorney and furnished
with a seal so that they can execute court
bonds at onee, Which will nI pc a great con-
The hearing in the matter Of the con-
tested will Of Christopher Omeg Is still oc-
cupylng the attention Of Judge Macy and
q Jury In the district court. A host OF wit
nesses has been subpoenaed on both sides
and the trial is expected to last two or three
days longer.
Arknur 1. 6treeI, eultOE VI lne GOuuSA VI
the Press, San Francisco, was In the city
yesterday renewing acquaintance. He is
enroute to Chicago to arrange for the re-
moVal of his publication there, Mr.. Street
wal a resident of Council Bluffs twenty
hve years ago.
The regular monthly session of the Board
of Education, slated for last night, tailed
for want of a quorum. OF the entire board
only Members Keller and German put in an
appearance and they adjourned the meeting
until next Tuesday night, unless sooner
called by President. Sargent.
street Supervisor Guitar Is contemplating
resurrecting the street sweeper purchased
putting 1t into commission again. 1t needs
q new broom and a few minor repairs, but
the main obstacle confronting Mr.. Guitar
Is the lack of money to pay wagons ana
teams to haul away the dirt from the
streets after II has been gathered up by the
street sweeper.
Articles OF Incorporation of Our Savior's
Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian Con-
gregation OF Council Bluffs were filed yes
.terday IN the oflce OF the county recorder.
The fncorporators are Rev. Elias Proven
sen, Charles Hill, II. steffensen. Niels Peter
and Jens Jensen. The congregation has
recently improved Its church property ut
Ninth street and Avenue A and erected a
residence for the pastor.
Lewis Seldom, a colcred porter, under In
dlctment in the district court with wayne
Shoup, a white barber, on a charge OF rob
bing a railroad detective on the Northwest
ern-Union Pacific limited passenger train,
was released yesterday from. the county
jail on a $500 bond, furnished by his at
torney, ]. r. Sweet. Shoup secured his
release on a similar bond about a month
ago. The trial of Shoup and Seldom was
continued until next term.