Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

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Davis sells drugs
gtockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel
WolIman, pclenthc optician. D9 Bway.-
Pasturage, Judson. s9 9Th ave. Tel Sfs.
Perry pictures for sale. c. Il. Alexander
q Co., &3 Broadway.
r. A. Sackett, plano and organ tuner anu
r~epairer, ZIG Third avenue.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Maurer' w
Harrison street, a daughter.
J. c. q w. Woodward architects room
g. Everett block. Council Bluffs, La.
Missouri oak body wood, $50 cord Will
liam weich, q N. Main street. Tel LIS
Palm grove dance at Woodmen Of the
World hall Thursday evening, March 10.
Mrs. e. w. Slgler, aged IS years, dlea
last evening at her home, 24H south sixth
street.
The saloon of Pete Helm at go West
Broadway was closed under a landlords
writ Of attachment last night.
For sale. Groom house, modern, except
furnace; lot 49x170. DO not cali unless you
want TO buy. l32 Harrison street.
Go to Morgan & Klein for upholstering'
mattress making and feather renoyating.
12 South Main street. Phone 64s.
James A. Thurman of Huron, S. D., and
Eva Barker of Sioux City were married
Friday evening by Justice Bryant.
Attorney John Lindt left last evening for
Helena, Mont, TO look atteI ms anu JUS
tice X. T. Bryants gold mining interests
For rent. Office room, ground floor; ex-
cellent IL cation for real estate or insur-
ance; centrally located. Address s. Bee
ONCE.
The BOARD of Education will meet Mon
day night, instead OF Tuesday, and the vote
cast at the recent school election VIII De
canvassed.
For rent. two furnished or unfurnished
rooms, for light housekeeping, for man and
wife; no children; rent reasonable. Al
dress NJ. Bee office.
Two cases OF smallpox were reported to
sen family, 16 West Broadway; Muller
family, Iios South Eighth street.
Attorney L. T.; Van slyke Of Oakland.
FIRST Iowa volunteers, was in the city yes
terday. visiting friends, enroute to Corn
ing.
L. c. Bracket has received word Of the
death of his sister, Miss Harriet IL. Brac-
kett at Greenfield, Mass. She was 90 years
OF age and had been an invalid for some
time.
J. p. Smith has been offered the position
OF resident civil engineer for the Mason
City < Fort Dodge rallroao' ana ieiI
duty.
Horace Lyons. charged with the theft Of
wearing apparel belonging to his room
mate, Carl Horner, was fined SO and costs
In police court yesterday morning.
Justice Bryant performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday for William Coleman
John Bornholft and Sarah Byerly, both Of
Westside, la.
Lewis Miles, United States prosecuting
AlNDt " ms hOAhN al SOA >
don, Ia, yesterday, there being no FUR
Their criminal business for this term Of
federal court.
The funeral of Isaac Denney will be this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the First Chris
tian church,, The pastor, Rev. w. b.
v tsrmsnt 1, w IL c fT Waln ,ne s SIN sems sRq m
J. l.. Ellsworth has filed a. petition of in
tervention in the Oficer & Pusey bank re-
ceivsrshtp. asking TO be allowed to settle
with accumulated interest amounts to over
James French was arrested last night,
charged with viciously assaulting Oar Will
liams in a Broadway saloon. French and
two companions, who eluded the police,
% aSs sf into 70 3 s ssIis. kicked Williams face al
Mrs. George. Lee has gone to vesta,
Mimi, to join her husband, the motor con-
ductor who suddenly left this city a few
posed OF her household effects and placed
her children by her former husband In the
care of relatives.
Helen, infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John stamy, 1925 North Eighth street, died
yesterday morning. aged 8 months. The
from the residence and burial viii be in
FAirview cemetery. Rev. Henry DeLong
will conduct the services.
ing discovered the body Of an infant that
had not yet attained maturity, in a sewer
catch basin at. the corner OF Harmony
The police are investigating.
For the next two days We will sell the
beautiful "Vidette" march and two-step
n the queen OF the Camp waltzes-the
two latest popular pieces published-at rs
cents each. Also a large number OF slightly
spilled popular sheet music at 8 cents a
copy, On Monday and Tuesday, only. Bouri-
clus' Music House, 1856 Broadway, where
the organ stands upon the building.
George H. Wayne has brought suit in
the district court to enjoin the collection of
city taxes on fifteen acres OF land within
the municipal limits, which ne alleges are
held for agricultural purposes only. He
oners to pay the state. county and school
tax on a valuation of SIS for the last nve
years. County Treasurer Arnd and the city
are made defendants.
AT the Dohany theater this evening Pol
lard's Australian Juvenile Opera company
will present the comedy and musical sue
cess OF London and New York, "A Gaiety
Girl" This will be the first time that this
piece will be given by children. All the
little ones will have a chance, and as life
guards, ladies' OF fashion and gaiety
dancers they wear some fetching costumes
and indulge In cute terpsichorean novelties.
A grand Pierrot ballet is also a feature
and the piece will be mounted after the
London and New York models. with appro-
pirate dresses and accessories.