Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-02
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific optician. 4O9 B'way.
rake home a BRICK Of Metzger's ice
cream. vanilla, &c; Neopolitan, Doc.
New goods and outfits for topographic
work at Alex Inder's Art Store, 53 B'way.
For sale. excellent building lot in Central
sub, size Hxl20 This Is a bargain for
some one, for cash sale or will sell on pay
ment plan. Lot Is located on Avenue b,
within several blocks Of good school. Cali
Biufs.
Mrs. II. NJ. Mendel Of Nicola. Ia, is the
guest of Mrs. j. b. Atkins.
Mrs. II. C.. Baker Of Minneapolis is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Roper.
J. II. Jordan Of Stanberry, Mo-, Is a guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Olson of
Avenue b.
Charles Dickey of Valley. Neb., is guest
Of his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Pile
of Lincoln avenue.
The ladies of Harmony chapter, o. E. s.,
will give a box social tonight at the hall
at Masonic temple.
Mrs. c. s. Willis left yesterday on a
visit to relatives in Seattle, Wash, where
she Will pass the summer.
All the latest patterns to select from.
Order your spring suit now; 1880 up.
New York Tailoring Co, S7 Broadway.
Mayor Morgan, who has been confined to
his home for several days as the result
terday.
Allen sisk. whose home is in Hannibal,
Mo, was found to be suffering from small
pox and was sent to the Isolation hospital
yesterday.
A game Of base ball yesterday afternoon
between the Chet Dudley and Fred Hunt
teams resulted in a victory for the Hunt
nine by a score of IA to ID.
Pick Denny who was night captain Of
ton for four years, has gone into the
saloon business on Broadway.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Johns
English Lutheran church will meet this
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. L. v.
Williams, SIG Commercial street.
Henry Holzfaster brought suit in the
district court yesterday for the partition
Of the estate OF his father, Bernard Holz-
faster, who died February % OF this year.
The final report Of Charles T. Officer
Thomas officer, deceased, was approved by
Judge Wheeler in district court yester-
day.
by her husband with maintaining unlawful
relations with James I. Holder, was con-
tinued yesterday in Justice Bryant's court
until Friday.
Major Mat f. FINLEY, who recently gradu-
ated from the Omaha Medical college, left
grad1ste conrse Of four umantbs M tbe cost
graduate hospital.
Marcus Cook and Mrs. Emma Rodgers,
both Of Omaha, were married In this City
Lutheran church. the pastor, Rev. c.. w.
Snyder, officiating.
Bernard McGinty, a farmer OF Harrison
county, filed a voluntary bankruptcy pc
tition in the United States court here yes
terday. His liabilities amount to H,272
and he has no assets.
w. g. Walters. who had both arms frac-
tuTed In a runaway accident near Dow City,
in which his mother was also injured, Is
before he regains the use of either arm.
Fred G. Wells, aged 81, died yesterday at
ST. Bernard's hospital from dropsy. He
ing fraternity and Is said to have belonged
TO a highly CONNECTED family In the east.
1t Is said that Wells was not his right
name.
Richard Burns, a farmer of Silver Creek
township, Pottawattamie county. hled a
yoluntary, petition in bankruptcy yesterday.
His liabilities aggregate $l,0l6, consisting
chiefly of promissory notes. He has as
sets valued at $685., but claims them all
Alderman Casper still has his left foot
swathed in bandages as the result of the
runaway accident In which he and other
members OF the sherin's condemnation. jury
were injured, but was able to attend the
meeting Of the committee of the whole
of the city council yesterday afternoon.
George Althoff, who filed ar Information
against Lote Boblenz, bartender in the
Pony. Creek saloon, charging him with
charge when the case was called in Jus
tice terriers court yesterday morning.
Aitthof paid the court costs and BobienS
The smoker to have been given last
Friday night by the Council Bluffs lodge,
Ancient Order of United Workmen,, and
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storm. will be given tomorrow night, when
Jacob Jaskalek, grand master workman
of Nebraska, and Rev. Douglass Of Mis-
souri, Valley will deliver addresses.
Rev. Father smyth of st: Francis
xavier's church has gone 10 Colfax, Ia
to recuperate his health, which was Inn
paired by an attack of the grip. During
June Father Smyth expects to go TO the
Atlantic coast to pass the summer ne sRe
charge OF his parish during his absence.
Charles Huber has selected William
Brooks Reed as his member of the board
to canvass the vote cast In the First ward
In his contest against the election of Alder;
his man. Mayor Morgan will be the third
member of the board. Huber has retained
Attorneys Wadsworth and Organ to look
after his interests at the canvass. the
vote will be canvassed tomorrow at the
city hall.
In addition to the large bills OF specialties
20 be heard at '"rhe Old Homestead to-
night, given under the auspices OF the
Eagles, will be one which will be appre,,
ciated by every music lover in Council
sented to sing the aria "Omio FERNANDO,
from La Favorita, by Dontzette. MRS.
Wies-Seybert is among the best sololsts
that Iowa has produced. and her fame Is
itself would be well worth the price OF a
ticket to '"The Old Homestead" but her
number Is only one of the good things that
will be heard at the Dohany tonight. There
good, and little that is bad. The spe-
cialties in themselves would make a vaude-
Vile manager happy, and in this play
Huse N. Morgan and the best eomnsny
opportunity for their talents. Don't fail
TO see ping pong brought up TO date nor
miss the monologues, because your friends
will be In them.