Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lenert, eyesight specialist, 23s Broadway.
DR.. ~Stockdale, First Nat. Bank building.
Pictures for wedding presents. c. E.
Alexander & Co., 1888 Broadway.
Take home a brick OF Metzger's ice
cream. Vanilla, 25c; Neopolitan, 35c.
Miss Nelson Of Columbus, Kan, Is the
guest of the family Of ii. Ouren of Fourth
street.
Council Bluffs lodge. Tribe Of Ben Hur.
will meet tonight Tor the installation OF
officers.
q. b. Hardell took out a building permit
yesterday for a one-story frame cottage 10
cost $500.
Mrs. Merwin Maynard will leave Thurs
day for Portland, ore, to spend the sum
mer with her son.
Mrs. F. e. Buckman and daughters lett
Sunday evening for Brooklyn, n. L. WheIe
they will spend the summer
Dr. and Mrs. H, o; Williams are home
from the weuulng trip to knoNvlIie, IA,
and are located at 92s East Pierce street.
Mrs. M. r. slyter and son Alfred OF
Washington avenue rctuthSu eSSetuay
from a trip to Colorado and South Dakota
points.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
congregational church viii meet TINS AFTER
noon at the residence OF MIS- o r. hehrg'
sos Sixth avenue.
For rent. fve-room cottage, city water in
kitchen, good out buildings, $50 per month.
Call on F. f. watts, Bee office, or o6b
North First street.
The three children of Major and Mrs.
Hugh Gallagher Of washington, D.. g, are
visiting their grandparents, MI and Mrs
Henry Paschel OF Willow avenue.
Harry =. jackson and Mrs. L. Blake.
both Of omaha, were married in this city
yesterday afternoon by Rev. w. >. Barnes
al the First Presbyterian church parsonage.
Mrs. j. buckingham OF Boston, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merwln Maynard Of First avenue, lett yes
terday for Chicago, where she will make
her home.
The school year at the Iowa School for
the Deaf closed yesterday and the lao elder
pupils who remained at the institution after
the fire were sent to their homes Inc
school will reopen October /.
The office Of the clerk Of the district
court will be kept open on the morning OF
July 4 from Z to 1890 o'clock to enable the
old soldiers to file their pension papers. 1t
being the quarterly pension day.
Burglars attempted to break into the
residence of Lucius Wells yesterday after
moor during the absence of the family, but
were frightened away by some young men
who were playing tennis in the vicinity.
william Larsen, deputy, county recorder.
was wearing a big, broad smile yesterday
and handing out fragrant Hayanas 10 the
attaches at the county court house, IL
was all on account of a new baby boy at
his house.
II. ID. Pierson of Omaha, secretary and
manager of the State Detective association,
was in the city Yesterday. IT Is said that
the business men who are in the movement
TO organize a merchants police force.
Lucius Wells is home from Peoria, III,
having severed his connection with the
agricultural implement firm Of Kingman
& Co. Mr.. Wells is anxious to resume
business in this city, but providing the OPP
portunity does not present itself VIII re-
move to Chicago.
During the month of June 179 transfers
of real estate were filed in the county re-
corder's office, with a total consideration
of $210, 1903. II. The first six months OF this
year have proven a record breaker, Ley
transfers being fled, with Go total considera-
ton of $3,573, 909.2l.
William E. Park. said to belong to a
prominent family in Des Moines, is In the
county Jail, charged with embezzlng a
gold watch and chain, the property OF MISS
Neva Papst, a young women employed az
the Revere house. Park borrowed the
timepiece from the young woman ana is
alleged to nave pawned II IN Omaha. Miss
Papst recovered her watch yesterday ana
It is likely that she will drop the case.
Charles A. Miller filed an Information, IN
Justice Bryant's court yesterday charging
Ed Heaton with assault with intent TO
infict great bodily injury. Miller. ana
Heaton both room and board at 1900 Avenue
d and Miller claims that Heaton Is jealous
and ordered him to leave the place. rms
Miller declined to do and, he alleges sun,
day night Heaton drew a large knife ana
attempted to slash him with. 1t and WOULD
probably have succeeded had not some OF
the boarders interfered.