Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel
wollman, scientific optician. 4Os sway.
The county supervisors Will convene Tues
The Lady Maccabees will meet Tuesday
afternoon.
Artists materials, c. e. Alexander & Co..
1893 Broadway. Telephone 900. -
Fort rent, modern 7-room residence III
ouire at No. 231 Main street.
Knights and Ladies of Security VIII give
a dance in Marcus hall February
Missouri oak body. wood, $50 4ord, w"
dam Welch. % N. Main street. Tel L.
Harmony chapter No. IS, Order OF tns
Eastern Star, will hold memorial services
Thursday evening in Masonic hah'
70 samuel Jensen, aged 81, and Carrie e.
Anderson. aged 80, both OF Pigeon Ia,
County Attorney Killpack returned last
evening from Des Moines: WnseT &c court
Have $500 and services. to invest IN the
whole or part of a legitimate business IL
Council BLUFFS. Address A. Bee omce'
Council Bluffs. -
A meeting of S~piritualists will be this
evening In the office OF Justice BrysnI Oh
Pearl street. Madame Russell, a oemVh-
strating trance medium wiz oe $500
Clothes catching fire by, being placed
too close TO a stove gave the fire depart
mept a run yesterday morning TO the resi-
dence of ]. Marks at 30 North Seventn
Street TeIephone linemen working nearby
e~xtinguished the blaze before the arrival of
the department.
There will be a musical and literary en-
tertainment at the Fifth Avenue Metho-
dist church Friday, February IA, by tne
Orpheus Mandolin club and others OF equaI
fsdies' Aid society. Everybody invited.
Admission, 10 and Is cents.
Mrs. Sarah McKenna, aged 20 years, died
gg Ss'JJr j. o{ pneumonia, after an illness OF six
days. One son and four daughters survive
her. The funeral VIII 9e az z;sV church and
burial will be in st. Joseph's cemetery
A. e. Jones, charged with beating his
wife, was released from the city jan yes,
terday on his own bond, he promising not
to go near their home. where Mrs; Zones
is still in bed, suffering from the injuries
said to be received az the ha noIice u court
has been continued until February H.
Former Governor c. s. Thomas arrived
from Denver Yesterday; ne ana = ERnrns
in the motion for a new trial OF the DoylS,
Burns suit Monday before judge Green IN
expected from washington today. John n;
Baldwin and G. j. Hughes OF Denver VIII
appear for Doyle.
A blaze in the basement Of the water
works company's office on. Pearl street
yesterday afternoon was checked IN lts
incipiency. A plumber left his furnace On
sence the oil fared up and the lame COM
municated to the ceiling. The blaze was
making Roadway when Foreman PteiIer
noticed the smoke coming up through the
floor. Fortunately, a hose was attached TO
the hydrant in the basement and Pfei1eI
was able to get the flames unoer controi
in a few minutes.
"Tennessee's Pardner'' Is billed to appear
at the Dohan theater tonight. IT. Is one OF
the good old-time California mining camp
plays, in which the men for the most part
are rough and unlettered, but full OF
chivalry and courage. "Tennessee,s Para
ner'' was suggested by Bret Harte's popu-
lar romance and not a little of that writer's
force and charm of composition seems to
have been retained for the drama As a
result. the interest never lags and every
one follows the action of the piece with
attention and eagerness until the curtain
finally falls upon the last act. The play
will be staged with careful attention to
scenic embellishments.