Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs
etockert sells carpets and rugs.

Davis sells drugs.
etockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lefert. eyesigh. specialist, 2s Broadway.
Picture frames made to order. c. z.
Alexander q Co, 1888 Broadway.
Take home a brick Of Metzger's Ice
cream. Vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan. 3c.
u. 8. Grant company, Uniform Rank,
knights Of Pythlas. will meet tonight.
Justice of the Peace Carson will hold
court in the rooms formerly occupied by
Justice Terrier.
lanes Fegley was arrested last night on
complaint Of his wife, who charged him
with beating her.
Miss voss Of the High school faculty has
been called to Eldora, Ia, by the serious
illness of her mother.
The plumbers and the cigarmakers will
meet this afternoon on the diamond at
Mustoe Chambers and Mary Kemp, both
OF Des Moines, were married In this city
yesterday, Justice Bryant officiating.
The meeting Of the committee OF the
whole Of the city council, called for yester-
day morning, failed for want of a quorum.
Members Of the Royal Highlanders will
O'Clock TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. Clara
Kelley, wife of J. II. Kelley, 54 Graham
avenue.
c. w. Nichols, city billposter, returned
yesterday from Cedar Rapids, where he at
tended the annual meeting OF. the Iowa
State .Billposters' association. Of which he
was elected president.
Chief of Police Tibbits has rented a
building at Cut-On formerly used as a bar
Der shop Tor a temporary jail. Inc city
will pay a rental Of IS a month and make
the necessary alterations and repairs.
Thu Retail Grocers' association of this
city has arranged TO bold It's hrst annual
An effort will be made TO have all the gro
Gerry stores I'm the city close that day.
The Dannebrog and Danish Brotherhood
societies of Council Bluffs will have a joint
picnic Sunday, June y, at the Driving
park. A program Of contests IN various
lines will be one OF the features of the day.
Edward Il McCanOa- brought hack from
Omaha on requisltion papers to answer TO
q charge of stealing valuable property OF
nary hearing Monday morning In police
court,
William Larsen, deputy county recorder
Julius Zimmerli and Harry Hardin returned
yesterday from a trip to Alberta province,
canada. Owing to the heavy floods they
were trainbound for a week at Calgary on
their return.
A horse hitched to a wagon belonging to
III, r. Jones. a tinsmith, ran away on Lin
ting the turn onto Pierce street the animal
fell, breaking one of his forelegs, so that
1t had to be killed.
Peter Harden. said TO be a vaudeville ar
fist performing at CORTLAND beach, was
arrested at Cut-On yesterday morning OH a
charge of burglary It is alleged that he
dozen hard boiled eggs.
=. f. sayles of the Fifth ward, formerly
alderman-at-large for two terms, is an
nomination for clerk of the district court.
Dan II. Bailey of Loveland has formally
announced himself a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for county recorder.
In the district court yesterday A, Raph
pleaded guilty to the indictment charging
him with the theft Of a signboard belong
ing to b. M. Sargent. The value of the
property was placed at Si9, so as TO make
the offense one of petit instead of grand
larceny. Pending sentence Raph was re-
leased on his own recognizance.
A stranger giving the name of A. II. Les
ser is being held at the city Jail pending In
Veqti0a tfon He and two other men rar
when approached by Officer Kirk Thursday
night. His two companions escaped, but
the officer ran Lesser down. When searched
at the Jail he was found to have in his pos
session a quantity of nickels which the
police suspect may be the proceeds of rob
bing a slot machine.
Mrs. Henrietta Bell was committed to st
Bernard's hospital yesterday by the com
missioners for the insane on complain
filed by her husband, John E.. Bell. Mrs
Bell has been in poor health for some TIM
and II has affected her mental faculties
The board held that her legal residenc,
WAS S.Id IN pa HaTTi S1a county; she Homs and ID her her h n.y.,
from Logan. where Mr.. Bell was Jailer a
the county jail.
Judge Wheeler yesterday ordered tina
the district court petit fury be resum'
moned for Monday June 16, when he will
begin the trial of the defendants indicted
OF the men indicted escaped from thu
county Jail there are only four to be tried
IT is possible that James N. Cassidy may
be tried at this time. He has made no eff
fort yet TO secure bail and will not unless
his friends come voluntarily to his assist
ance.
Kaen cIean- ITsa Puck's Macbapic'a soor