Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
etockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert, eyesight specialist. 22s Broadway.
DIR. Stockdale, First Nat. Bank building.
Pictures for ws sSs R[oa gTssSn''' T. L.
AXE home q. brick OF, Metzgers Ice
cream. Vanilla, Csc; Neopoiitan, SIC.
II. q. Bennett Of Milwaukee Is the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. q. H Walters OF FourNh
street.
bun city Masonic lodge will hold a
special meeting this evening for work IN
the second degree.
Robert Henderson, private secretary to
Congressman Smith, returned nome yes
terday morning from Washington, d. Q.
Pay your quarterly water rent before the
office open Thursday evening until 10
o'clock.
The congregation OF St. Johns English
lutheran church VIII hoie iSS aphI in FAIL air
mount park.
The. women of the First PTesbyterian
this afternoon from 8 to 8 o'clock in the
church parlorB.
For rent. nve-room cottage, city water ir
Kitchen. good out buildings, 80 per mont sss
North First street.
burton Nash of Omaha and Lille Marks
tS1Isy city yesterday afternoon, Justice Bry-
ant performing the =
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
EnRlqh DutneTan CnuICn Will mecA khuls
day afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Theodore Larsen, III MCGEE avenue.
Pottawattsmie Tribe, No. p, Improved
order ,S Of Rf SaF1' Fefre. %sSt tonl mi Sc e.
derived al the close of the business session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rlshton are home
seDded the soideS wedding annlyersary OF
Mrs. Rishton's brother, Alexander Breck-
enridge.
The preliminary hearing. of Otto ,Roder-
aoh and IOhn Wiiliama. charged with the
murder OF Clark Meyer, vne railway mail
clerk, Is set for this morning In Justice
The tnclemency Of the weather prevented
the meeting of the Royal Highlanders last
evening and the installation OF the recently
regular meeting on July q.
Lee Amy of South Eighth street discoy-
cred a burglar in his house after 1idnight
Himself with a double barreiled shotgun
the burglar had made his escape.
Mr.. Carrie MsdseSn,, aged 81 years; died
sfter an Illness Of four days. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon: She is
survived by one son, Nell Madsen, 646
West Washington avenue.
Mrs. Mile May McEben brought suit In
Inc district court yesterday for divorce
fled in this city october Is of last year.
She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment
and asks for $40 a month alimony.
The city council has decided to invite
bids from the local bridge contractors for
Rebuilding tho collapsed structure over In
Alan creek on North Tenth street. J. M,
5000 and George G. Wise has submitted a
bower proposition. Both Of these bids were
The receipts in the general fund at the
Christian home last week were S226.7S being
V26.7S above the needs of the week and de-
ereasipg the deficiency In this fund to date
to $496. 81. In the managers fund the re-
eeipts were $40. being $40 below the needs
OF the week and increasing the deficiency
20 400 6O I'm this fund to date.
Pat Sullivan, whom the police allege is
the man Lee Amy found on his premises
Monday night and who escaped before Mr..
Amy could shoot at him, was given a
twenty-day sentence on bread and water
ysstsrday moTnhins by P saEis }bSdge vs seSst.
cinity Of South Eight street.
The funeral Of James Am ,c lessen grO will ,b be r hsld
s disnf Sen e nntsSt Street eet'"fft Win Be in charge q
will assemble at Labor temple at 2:So p.
I IN. and from there proceed to the house.
W. Snyder of 81. Johns English Lutheran
church. Burial will be In Fairview ceme-
terry.
4, H. Haworth has received a letter
from his son George, in WHICH he says that
he and Ralph Archer, a former Council
BLUFFS boy and son OF D. w. Archer have
way home. Young Hsworth was a mem
Der OF Company L, F1fty-hrst Iowa Yolun-
but returned later to the Philippines where
he and young Archer were in the employ
Of the Sanitary department OF the civil
government. The letter was written from
Yokohama. Japan, June 16.
The city council Monday night confirmed
Mayor Morgan's appointment Of six spe-
eial policemen at Courtland Beach. The
appointment was made over a month ago,
but the confirmation had been held up ow-
Ing 70 the question of Its legality having
been raised. 1t was contended that the
men named were residents Of Omaha and
that Mayor Morgan had no authority 10
appoint any but residents of Council Bluffs
as special officers. II is said that nearly
ali OF the special officers at Lake Manawa
are Omaha men and the city council has
asked that they be replaced with men from
Council Bluffs, and II has been intimated
that the motor company was willing &c
comply with the request. The officers al
Manawa are sworn in as deputy shertfts,
the resort being outside the city limits.