Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-24

MINOR MENTION.
DAVE HeII8 druRe.
Btockert sells carpets and rugs.

Metz beer at N~eumayer's hotel.
WoIlmah, scientific o%ptician. 100 Bway'
Mrs. Lucien Gillett Is home from a Visit
with friends In Stuart, la.
New novelties in picture. frames. - H.
Alexander & Co, 1888 Broadway.
J. G. g. w. Woodward architects ro0"
aEverett block, Council BUNS, Ia
Missouri oak body wood, H.S cord. WI
dam WEIGH, q N. Main street. Tel Ia
A special meeting of Fidelity council,
Royal Arcanum, will be held TINS e'enins
The Ideal club will meet Tuesday after.
noon at the residence of Mrs. L. Metcah
on BLUM street.
of Excelsior Masonic lodge this evening
Tor work in the third degree.
?. Il. Johannsen, q banker OF Walnut,
La Carson, also in this county.
The University club will meet .Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence OF MIS- D.
ID. r. Hughey OF New York city, a former
resident of Council BLUFFS, was In the city
yesterday visiting old-time afriends.
The members Of the Council BLUFFS Wo-
mans club are planning to organize a
physical culture class during March.
The Mozart club will meet this afternoon
CCavaiieria RusticanaY win be reviewed
and discussed.
f.. Bruno, a well known farmer of this
leave today for Lawton, oh., where he
will make his future home.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. VIII
cox, who has been seriously Ill with
typhoid fever, was reported TO be some
what improved yesterday.
H. A. Quinn and daughter will leave to-
Nd. SThey viii be accompanied by IL. w.
Bender, who Is called there on business.
A only five cases on the civil docket
district court, Judge Thornell expects to
be. able to take up the criminal calendar
This week.
pnder the direction, Of A. M. Treynor is
tehearsing Shepard's Sermon on the
Mount" TO be given at the church some
The next meeting Of the literature de-
partment OF the Council Blufts woman $
ellub Will be Ihursday' March 2 IN R, me
hond as leader.
The Ladies' Musical club will be enter
TENED M9pnday' March g. oS at F the residence sxenue'
E Ens RoGs and Mrs. Mrs. e. AZ iVe Whey Ps M' "
r T I cu H,S9t. events qsps eTub %iii OF m tet
Thursday afternoon In the club rooms,
With Mrs. c.. g. Saunders as leader. South
America" Will be the subject Tor discus
bion.
The next meeting OF the art department
Rf the Council Bluffs Woman's club will
looms, with Mrs. l.. A. Gray as leader.
tEngllsh Painters" will be the subject for
discussion.
The household economic department of
The Council Bluffs Woman's club will meet
Thursday afternoon in the club rooms with
Mrs. Dell G.. Morgan as leader. History
bf Foods in other Lands" will be the sub
lect for general discussion, \
Sheriff Cousins is home from a tour
pf inspection of a number of Grand Army
Of the Republic posts along the Illinois
Central, Milwaukee and Rock Island rail-
loads in his capacity Of Inspector general
The choir of the First Presbyterian
.phurch under the direction Of Mrs; Warner
4 Welsh We 6b, NIL g FySaa q fr cyen saereq Ms sSISeT =,
Che choir will be assisted by Miss Stella
Mcintyre and Charles Haverstook.
d Me thso cav 81 are sne ta dsSnsa. of "o orEanizins /
kewing circle to meet once a week and sew
Tor the associated charities. which at pres
hren In constant need of garments.
The regular nnonthly meeting of the the
be this morning at 10 O'Clock in the par
Tors OF the Broadway Methodist church
Rev. F, s. Eitelgeorge, secretary of tbs
hssociation, will read an essay on Prayer
Thomas Henry, a lineman in the employ
Of the Western Union Telegraph company
was brought to the Woman's Christian
from Marine, suffering from injuries caused
by a fall from a pole on which he was
Working.
The Oakland Avenue Reading club will
meet Friday at the residence of Mrs. Fin
ey Burke when this program WI b
bMadame De Tencin," Mrs. Burke; "Th'
Great Conde," Miss Casady; Bohemian
Paris of Today" Mrs. crockwell.
Judge Ay1esworth will hear this morning
the application OF Mrs. Stanner TO hav'
two small children Of Charles Mccoy, com
E asissy 10 ot be bss c Me,S 81 the TS Sh mother Of aO IN
children died recently and it 10 charges
that they are not being properly care'
kur.
The New Century Club will meet wednes
Jay afternoon with Mrs; Sanford, when tht
MI be the pr3gram; the Sommonweds
rThs bloody 4ssizess: Mrs. Baird: cur
the cosmopolitan. Mrs. Friend.
Rev. w. III. Gable, pastor OF Trinit,
Methodist church, preached SesterSaiHd
ney, la. Today he VIII hold the quarters
conference OF. the Methodist church \
Elder, having been called to Dow Cit
70 assist in the dedication of a new church
James j. Payette. one OF the men ar
. robbing the Cole-Brelsford hardware stor
on Main street, is to have his prelimlnar
hSSsring In police court TINS Wprn H6Tlv nj /
under arrest In Omaha and requisitio
papers for his return to this city are eA
bected here today.
The Athenian club Will meet Tuesday al
kernoon with Mrs. A. s. Sackett OF Thir
avenue. The program will be; The Frene
Alice Hoilenbeck; Pierre Corneille.. Jea
Racine and lie sage-Their Lives and PeI
s son ea ssq in dIsfSSe:tte mrs a cRarsets
Sketch" Mrs. M. kirkland.
The Woman's club will meet Wednes
day afternoon at the residence of Mr.
Charles I. Oficer of Seventh street, Whe
"Public Education" will be discussed b
Mrs. l. e. Empkie and EARLY Christta
Paintings by Mrs. A. p. Hanchett. Mr.
a. E' Walk Will talk on the life and work
of Eugene Field and give a number of 81
l~octions from his writings. q.
The DERRICK club will meet this eyenin
IN Royal Arcanum hall A sextet ha
been organized among the women men
bers OF the club. which Will be heard Il
the first time In public at the musicale
be given Monday. March II, The member
are: Mrs. James Bollinger, Mrs. Robe
Mullis, Mrs. James Wheeler. Miss Tulley
Miss Mcintyre, Miss Jessie Wallace. Mi
bills Is accompanist
N. y. Plumbing Co, telephone $50.