Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
wollman, scientific optician, 400 Bway'
Pasturage. Judson, 92s 9Th ave. Tel. 3s.
]. c. and w. woodward, architects. room
Q, Everett block, Council Bluns, la.
Take home a brick of Metzgers ic'
cream. Vanilla, &c; Neopolltan, Sc.
Refrigerators and ice chests. Prices right
Cole-Brelsford Hardware Co.. Al s. Main 81
. New goods and outfits for pyrographlC
work at Alexander's Are Store, SS way
Go to Morgan d Klein for upholsteTing
Io5 ts1e mms maxi s and tesone a EsnoA'H
We make a speciality Of all kinds Of fur
mace and tin work. See us for prices. CoIe-
Brelsford Hardware Co. Al ). Main street
Tbs Insurance gasoline stoves are abso.
lutely safe. Nc dirt. no smoke. Get oui
prices. Cole-Brelsford Hardware Co. u
s. Main street.
The Columbia and Tribune bicycles are
the very highest grade. We handle them
Also a fine line OF cheap wheels. See US
Cole-Brelsford Hardware Co, Al Main 81
For sale-Excellent building lot in Cen.
trail sub, size 44xl2O. This Is a bargain FOL
someone, for cash sale or will sell on pay,
ment plan. Lot Is located on avenue =
within several blocks OF good school CaL
ell Bluffs.
Mrs, PAGE E.. Morrison is home from a
visit in Des Moines.
Mrs. T. p. Treynor and children OF SlouN
City are guests Of relatives in this city.
Mrs. Rufus Ward of Pueblo, Colo, is
guest of her sister. Miss Reba Smith of the
Nebraska Telephone company.
Mrs. Bruce L. Beals arrived yesterday
Judge and Mrs. E. E. Aylesworth.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
English Lutheran church Will meet Thurs
day at the residence OF Mrs, M. r.. seminal,
1920 avenue.
ID. F.. Bangs, superintendent of the
School for the Deaf at Devils Lake, N. D.,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Flagler
and ie also visiting the Iowa and Nebraska
schools.
II. c. Bedison, agent Of the Wabash at
Shenandoah, was IN the city ySSteT1aK on
has been In the employ of the wabash
Dad for twenty-three years.
Mrs. Sarah r. Russell, aged SO years died
daughters and four sons. TIL remains will
be taken to. Blanchard, Ia, for burial.
II. M. Metz, commercial agent of the
Illinois Central in this city since the en-
trance of the road here, left yesterday
morning for Milwaukee. where he Viii as,
follow him later. w. L. Beattie Of Dubu-
que succeeds Mr.. Metz.
The suit of A. Goldstein of Shenandoah,
Ia, against the st. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance company is on trial before Judge
Wheeler and a jury. In the district court.
The store of the plaintin was damaged py
fire and the defendant company refused 10
pay the Insurance., amounting to 1850.
The funeral of George jackson, which
was postponed to permit OF the attendance
f IF Fe afternoO 1TO at S Sa5 G from 9ne the Ss'y residence EIei SS
1900 Upper Broadway. Members of encamp-
ment No. s, Union Veteran Legion, and Abe
Lincoln post, Grand Army OF the Republic,
will meet at the residence.
A trust deed from the East Omaha Land
company TO the Old Colony Trust company
OF Boston to secure s225, 900 debenture bonds
was filed yesterday. The deed is dated
March 81, 1902. and covers the property OF
the company on both sides of the river
subject to a contract with the Omaha
Bridge and Terminal Railway company.
The opinion sent here by Judge Green in
the suit of 8, N. Dolan, guardian of Thomas
Fox, since deceased. against jennie Fraw-
ley and other heirs of Mrs. Margaret Fox,
denying the petition, has been returned TO
the Judge at his order and II Is said he
may alter II. The suit was to enforce. the
establishment of an alleged mutual will.
Judge Scott, in police court yesterday,
allowed Mickey Taggart, the youth charged
with the theft of steel castings from the
water works company, to go free on condi-
and kept away from Council Bluffs. II
arrested in this city again, Judge Scott
said he would send the boy to the reform
school.
The receipts in the general fund OF the
Christian Home last week were $3SS.0S, be-
ing $13S.0S above the estimated needs for
the current expenses OF the week; The
provement and contingent fund. In the
managers fund the receipts were $65.l5
being S90.75 above the needs OF the week,
and reducing the denciency In TINS 1und TO
date to $ll4.1l.
Mayor Morgan yesterday set Friday, May
2. as the date for the recount OF the ballots
cast IN, the two precincts OF the plrst WaT1
The contestant, Charles Huber, the demo-
cratic candidate, and ]. r. Bell, the duly
declared elected alderman from tnse WARY,
Mayor Morgan. will compose the canvass
ing board 10 recount the vote