Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOP MENTION.

Davis sells IL &
etockcrt sells carpets and rugs
Mauthe, fine watch repairing, 22S B'way.
Lenert. eyesIght specialist. iOs Broadway
Flower pots &c and 1Oc at A. d. Howe's,
sl0 Broadway.
James Bone has gone to Gloucester, o., to
visit relatives.
DO not forget the millinery display at
Mrs. Pfeiner's tomorrow.
II. b. Kissel of North Sixth street is
visiting friends In Des Moines.
All wool suits made. 70 order, $3.50 up.
N. Y. Tailoring Co, 337 B'way.
For rent. modern six-room house, SIS
month. Inquire 231 Main street.
Photographic outfits and. supplies. G. p.
Alexander & Co, 1888 Broadway. Tel S65.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Canning have gone
20 Seattle, Wash, to visit relatives and
friends.
Earl A. Beardsley left Tuesday for a two
months visit with relatives in Los An
geles, Cal.
Mrs. Martin Hughes Of 623 Fourth street
is critically ~ and fears are entertained
for her recovery.
Take your prescription TO Morgan &
Dickey, 142 Broadway, the reliable drug
men, to be filled.
John Fosdick was arrested last night,
charged with creating a disturbance In a
Broadway resort.
Harmony chapter, order of Eastern Star,
will meet In regular session this evening in
the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Charles Ware Of North Platte Neb.,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Shubert
OF South First street.
The High School Athletic association will
give a dance Friday evening, september 70,
at Royal Arcanum hall.
Mrs. w, H.. Copson and daughter, Mrs.
F, H.. Bell, arrived home yesterday from a
trip to the Colorado mountain resorts.
Mrs. J. ]. Hughes and children, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Wyckoff, have
gone to Jacksonville, Ill. to visit relatives.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO j. N. Fitzgibbon, aged 81, and Eta Il.
EEuver, aged 20, both of Missouri Valley,
la.
Rev. G. w. Snyder will conduct a Bible
reading service Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. b. Hodgson, 1873 MCGEE
avenue.
Miss Laura Fllckinger, reporter for the
superior court, is home from a three
months trip to the Pacific coast and points
in Colorado.
Devoe's ready mixed paints are recog-
nized as the best in the world. Morgan a
these paints.
D. N. stickney Of Laramie, wyo., candi-
date for secretary of state on the Wyom-
ing democratic ticket, and a wealthy cattle
dealer, is the guest of Alderman c. w. Nc
Mrs. Frank Dobbins of Kansas City is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. p. Green
shields of Oakland avenue. Mrs. Dobbins
will visit relatives in Fullerton, Neb., be-
fore returning home.
Merle Warner has resigned as captain of
the High school foot ball team and Wi
Bryan has been elected in his place. WAL
AEA = - = y NA1 bahN VI a AAlplAN . Jill
of the players being opposed to having him
captain.
Peter Bechtele, an old resident Of Coun-
Gil BUNS who has been blind for several
years, Is gradually recovering his eyesight,
The recovery of his sight is considered re-
of any kind.
Miss Helwig of Keokuk will sing at the
annual missionary meeting this evening of
the congregational church. supper will be
served by the women OF the church at s
o'clock In the church parlors and there will
be a program Of after-dinner speeches, in
terspersed with vocal and instrumental
music. $500.
Elder Joseph Smith of Lamont, Ia, presi-
dem Of the Reorganized Church of Latter
DAY saints, and his counselor, Elder II. c.
Evans of Canada are in the city the guests
Of c. A. Beebe. They will conduct services
Day Saints church, when Elder Evans viii
preach.
Timber wolves have been seen within the
M~ondaYsRight a calf belonging to County
surveyor Ernest f.. Cook, who lives in the
Hanthorn home IN Madison park, was at
tackled by a wolf. TIL calf was nearly
4tilied before the wolf was frightened away
by some, children, vi ys.wf .Ft
The democrats of Garner township will
noid a caucus Thursday night, September
p. to place in nomination u candidate for
township assessor to NIL a vacancy on the
OF M. M. Bartlett, the present incumbent of
the office, who will leave In the near future
for the west TO make his home.
The Council Bluffs Rowing association
will give its closing dancing party for the
season at the clubhouse at Lake Manawa to-
morrow evening, The clubs annual smoker
VIII be held at the clubhouse Saturday
evening, September "a. when an excellent
program viii be given. special motors,
leaving Pearl and Broadway at 1880. and 8:3j
O'Clock on both evenings, have been ar
ranged for.
The funeral Of Lyman Campbell, who
died Tuesday evening at his home in Har-
DIN township, will be held this morning at 9
O'CLOCK from Mount Hope church. Burial
VIII be In the .Keg Creek cemetery. Mr..
Campbell, who had been a resident OF Pot
of age and is survived by four sons, George,
Joseph. Everest and Robert, and two
daughters, Mrs. Almeda Banford OF Maple
ton, Ia, and Mrs. Caroline smith of this
city.
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