Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION,

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs. ,
Lefert, eyesight specialist, 2Ss broadway
DR.. ~stoekdale, First Nat. Bank building.
DR.. A. v. Stephenson is home from an
atended visit in Chicago.
Pictures for wedding presents. c. H.
Alexander & Co., 1888 Broadway.
Take home a brick Of Metzgers ice
ream. Vanilla, &c; Neopoltan, 300
oficers will be installed at the Teguiar
aeeting Of Myrtle lodge, Degree OF HONOR
his evening.
The woman's Christian association viii
Told its regular meeting this afternoon at
he First Baptist church.
Harry A. Branican and Frances Barber,
9th OF Omaha, were married In TINS CITY
yesterday afternoon by Justice Bryant
For rent. fve-room e~ottase.t city water n
dtchen. good out buildings, $50 per mon5ns
All on r. Watts, Bee ofhce' OF 800
forth First street.
The old wooden culvert leading from the
lryant street sewer into Indian creek cor
Amazed at an early hour yesterday morning
nd the bridge has been closed Hhlle d ne"
nlvert Is being placed in position.
Fire Chief Templeton has received the
moial program for the annual tournament
II the lowe State F1remen's association, 70
h held at Davenport, september 10 o,
nciusive. Several OF the, veteran hremeh
rom here expect to attend the tournament
Mrs. Mary Agnes Steers, wife of Bruce
Iteers. 73 Mynster street, died. yesterday
fternoon at the Presbyterian hospital, IN
lmaha from the SHOCK OL dl ~ dNioA
sbieh she underwent for tomac trouble.
he was 81 years of age and Is survived py
Ter husband and one son.
Rev. M. Gruener of Des Moines will hold
Evangelical church, beginning this evening
nd continuing over Sunday. Rev. n, J.
Ezekiel Of Reading, Pa, orresponding
secretary Of the missionary society OF the
Evangelical association, will preach Sunday
wening.
Henry Paschei was brought home from
Excelsior Springs. Mo, last evening. where
benehting his health. His condition is
nost critical and he had to be removed
rom the train to his home on Willow
rom catarh of the liver: His BROTHER,
iharIes Paschel. accompanied him home.
Arthur Ehrenstein, aged 20 years. son of
drs. Mary Ehrenstein, 122 Bloomer street.
1ed yesterday morning at st. Bernardo
tospital from paralysis, after an illness OF
tghteen months. The funeral. which will
. private, will be held Saturday afternoon
4 3 o'clock from the fanny residence and
urial will be in Fairview cemetery. Friends
iesiring TO view the remains may do so at
he residence this afternoon and Saturday
norning.
Chris Peterson, who lost both arms as
he result OF an accident on the motor
ompany's bridge and whose $4,000 damage
uit resulted in the jury being unable to
each an agreement, filed an amendment
o his petition yesterday. In the amended
edition It is asserted that the accident
ule laid down by the company for train
nen when passing wagons at the toll office
n the bridge.
The suspicious actions OF two men at
racted the attention OF Special Of1cel
tucker about 1880 o'clock yesterday morn
ng and he placed them under arrest. A
he city jail they gave the names OF Claut
possession of Scott disclosed the fact thal
is right name was Samuel v. Hiley ant
hat he was on his way to Lincoln to NEE
man who was formerly sent to the peni
entiary from Atlantic, Ia. The pole,
elephoned to atlantic and learned tina
Iiley was wanted there, but on wha
barge was not stated.