Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-25
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells diura.

Davis sells d. uga.
stocksrt sells carpets and rugs.
Mauthe. fine watch repairing, 22s B'way.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert, 4C9 Bway
For sale, two-seated buggy, good condi-
hon, $50. A. b Howe. 80 Broadway.
Mrs. Fred r. Davis is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Topographic outfits and supplies; &c
Alexander q Co., 1888 Broadway. Tel. S65.
Miss Ida Heatley left Tuesday on a visit
to relatives and friends In Lebanon. Ind
L. II. Cutler returned yesterday from a
visit with relatives and friends In Logans-
port, Ind.
Painting season now. Figure with the
c. B. Paint, oil and Glass company, Ma
sonic temple.
Take your prescription to Morgan s.
Dickey, l2 Broadway, the relaDle uruB
men, to be filled.
p. Gunnoude. Ed saar, f. Haller and
r. T. Mcintyre left Tuesday evening on a
bear hunting trip to Wyoming.
William McFarlan, general agent for the
Illinois Central at Waterloo, Ia, and wife,
are guests Of Charles Weigel and family.
Deyoe's ready mixed paints are recog-
Diekey, 142 Broadway, are headquarters tor
these paints.
Mrs. V. L. Burgess, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Lynchard, for the last
two months, left yesterday for her home in
New York city.
II. A. Beck. a former resident of Council
BlOTISs Out now lOCdNeu III SthNttt 70 NA''
ing friends here, on his way home from
an eastern trip.
Word has been received by friepds in
this city Of the serious illness Uf Mrs. Oscar
J. Martin. formerly Of Council Bluffs, but
now a resident Of Denver.
The Woman auxiliary of Grace Eplsco-
pal church will hold its regular meeting this
Afternoon at the home of Mrs. Merwtn
Maynard, SO7 First avenue.
Word has been received of the death of
Mrs. A. w. Noak in Fort Worth, Tex Mr..
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a few months ago for the benefit of Mrs.
Noak's health.
Mrs. Roy saxton Moore, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Barclay,
left yesterday for Cedar Falls and will also
visit in Mason City and Chicago before re-
turning to her home in Watson, Ill.
The case against Dan O'Connell, charged
with assaulting Miss Maggie o'Keefe,. was
continued in police court yesterday at the
request of the defendant, who asked time
to secure the services of an attorney.
B. B. Barndt, the carpenter charged with
throwing a hammer and striking .Orson
KInkaid, was found guilty of assault and
battery in police court yesterday morning
and fined SIS. Judge Scott later suspended
the fine,
George Miller, supervisor of the poor,
was yesterday appointed guardian Of Mrs.
Hannah Waddle, q woman IS years OF age.
Mrs. Waddle draws a pension from the
government and is Incapable of managing
her affairs.
Abraham Love, the young man charged
with holding up and robbing Phillip Ben
nett, a farm hand from Clear Lake, Ia,
in the railroad yards of this city, will have
his preliminary hearing before Justice
Bryant today.
The case against Willie Barker and Willie
Sullivan, the two young fellows charged
with robhing vineyards east of the city
and selling the grapes to local merchants,
was continued in Justice Bryant's court
yesterday to September %.
The annual smoker of the Council Bluffs
Rowing association will be held Friday,
October 3, instead of next Saturday. The
smoker will be held at the club house at
Lake Manawa and special cars viii leave
Pearl street and Broadway at 1880 and $3.50
p. m.
The funeral OF Alpheus N. Briggs will be
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Rieder. on
Madison avenue. Rev. w. 3. Barnes OF
the First Presbyterian church will conduct
the services, and interment Will be in wal
nut Hill cemetery.
Charles r. Hannah and family are home
from Quincy. Niche where they spent the
summer. Before returning Mr.. Hannah
placed his son In the Detroit university.
The report that he intended to leave Council
Bluffs and take up his residence In Detroit,
Mr.. Hannah says, is without foundation or
fact.
Wednesday. October s, will be Council
BLUFFS day at the Glenwood street fair and
apple carnival and a large delegation from
the Elks' lodge Is planning to attend. 1t
has been suggested that the Elks wear
the uniform used In the parade here on
eessfully managed the Elk street fair and
carnival in this city. is at the head Of
affairs In
An information charging Miss Anna John
son with being insane was filed yesterday
with the commissioners on insanity, who
will investigate the case today. Miss John
son has been a private patient at st. Ber-
nard's, and as her condition has not Inn
proved, her father, p. A, Johnson of 727
Broadway, decided TO bring her case before
the commissioners, with a view to having
her formally committed.
The hearing OF James Hunt and J. E.
Dougherty, charged with tapping the till
at l. p. Servis' feed store Tuesday after
noon, was continued in police court yestet-
day TO give the defendants an opportunity
TO secure an attorney. The police believe
the men are professional crooks, as In
their possession were memorandum books
containing a schedule of country fairs and
other similar gatherings, also an account
OF money secured by them at different
places, The account shows that at one
time they obtained 1910 and the total OF
their earnings amounts to $3.50. "a, the hgur-
ing showing that this money was divided