Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Davis aAlla druEa.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and ruga.
Lenert. eyesight specialist. 400 Broadway.
Mrs. Horace Everett is visiting friends
IN Chicago.
Leonard Everett has gone to Colorado
on a business trip.
Mrs. George Remington is home from
a visit with friends in Blair, Neb.
Wanted, office boy. DR.. II. A. Woodbury.,
Dentist, 90 Pearl ST., Council Bluns.
Photographic outfits and supplies. c.
Alexander & Co.. &S broadway Tel 800
Wanted at once. boy with pony 70 carry
Bee route. Apply at the once, No. 10 Pearl
street.
Miss Grace Bushnell Of Chicago is visit
ing her cousin, MISS Ma1Weh OF bluh
street.
Miss Celia Petersen of Defiance. Ia, is
the guest OF Mrs. Walter j. Halliday OF
South First street.
Evan Fegley was arrested by the police
last evening to serve out an old bread
and water sentence.
Nellie, the infant %daughteT Of Mr., n
day, aged II months.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 Willis Z; Hodge 5S So,h aged &c M Y; c spa Maude
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Smith and daughter,
Mrs. f. II. White, are home from Colorado
Springs, where they spent the summer
city, will leave Monday on a visit to his
Did home In Brown county, o., which he
has not seen since 1854.
day night at st. Bernard's hospital. where
he had been a county charge for three
years. His home was formerly In Nicola.
Cook wanted for week. OF Elks' street
fair and carnival. One able to demonstrate
use of gas stove and able to cook wafhes,
etc. Apply Citizens Gas and Electric com
pany.
The Ministerial association of Council
Bluffs will hold It's first regular meeting
following the summer adjournment Monday
morning at the broadway Methodist
GuuICHa
Word was received here yesterday after
Methodist church. at the Methodist hos
pital in Des Moines.
For good rigs. rubber tire, or anything
in the livery line, we can supply your wants
at a reasonable price. Horses boarded and
cared for. $40 per month. Marks & Co., 15S
Broadway. Phone los.
Chief of Police Tibbits arrived home yes
terday morning after. an absence of three
weeks, during which he attended the
Pythian gathering in San Francisco and
Visited Mexico and Colorado on his way
home.
Bert Herbert, the s-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Giles, 1871 Pierce, street, died
funeral, which was private, was neld yes
terday afternoon, interment being in Fair
View cemetery,
A petition for the removal from the dis
trict court to the federal court was filed
yesterday in the case of s. p. Mccormick.
administrator of the estate of Frank Nc
Cormick, against the Citizens Gas n
Electric company.
Hugh Carney, said to be boss of a Great
Western grading camp, mixed his drinks
and last might was discovered fast asleep
on the sidewalk on Eighth street and
Tsath avenue. The pc!eo. ;oos him n
tow and prevented him being robbed of
SIS In cash, two watches, one gold and the
other silver, which he had on his person.
Lee Martyr, day clerk at the Grand
hotel was married Tuesday at York, Neb.,
TO Miss. Gertrude A. Nisser, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave r. Nisser of that
city. Mr. and Mrs. Martyr will be at
home after September / at 103 Park ave-
nue.. MT. Martyr, before coming to the
Grand hotel, was assistant cashier of a
bank at Humphrey, Neb.
City Treasurer True received a letter
yesterday from Governor Cummins thank
Ing him for the use OF his saddle horse
In the parade during the reunion of the
National Society, Army of the Philippines.
Governor Cummins in his letter says he
never rode a horse with more pleasure
and would have written thanking Mr.. True
had he known sooner who owned the horse.
The animal is the same one that Governor
Shaw rode in this city on the day of the
return OF the Fifty-first Iowa volunteers.
Two Polling PInces Wanted.