Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.

Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
wollman. scientific optician, 400 B'way
]. C. and w. Woodward, architects, room
= Everett block. Council Bluns, la.
New goods and outfits for pyrographiC
work at Alexander's Are Store, S3 BWay
For rent. one furnished room OF two un'
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
Address NJ, Bee office.
Go to Morgan q Klein for upholstering
mattress making and feather renoVatlns
w South Main street. Phone 54o.
Pasturage. Judson, 92s 9Th ave. Tel. S4S.
Captain II. L. Evans will leave today fol
4 visit in California.
Morehouse & Co., the printers, are put
ting in another press.
For up-to-date house-cleaning see f. ii.
Swan, 1922 High street.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO J. H. Vetters, aged 30 ana Anna M
Roth, aged 20, both of Omaha
Rev. Father Bede Durham, o. s. B.. OF
Thomas Of St. Peters church.
Alderman w. c. Boyer has gone to Pay
cite, Idaho, to visit relatives and to loOk
after his fruit farm interests there.
u. 8. Grant company, Uniform rank,
Knights OF Pythias, will not meet this
evening. as the hall is engaged by another
Joseph Lloyd, aged IS years, died Thurs
day evening at st. Bernard's hospital OF
heart disease. Deceased was a resident OF
Mills county.
Miss Edna I. Lester Of 927 Fourth avenue
was taken to the Woman's Christian As
ISOLATION hospital yesterday suffering from
George, 4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Gehrig, who has been critically, il
with pneumonia, was reported yesterday
to be convalescing,
Jackson Cady returned yesterday to
Tabor college TO- resume MS studies afteI
parents in this city.
The little son Of Secretary Ross of the
Board Of Education, who has been seri-
ously Ill with pneumonia, was reported
U0gfnTdnu 10 he much imnFnNnh
T. ]. Harrison and c. v. Terrell engaged
in a fight on North Main street yesterday
morning which led to their arrest on a
charge of disturbing the peace.
Congressman Walter 1. Smith has pre-
scented to encampment No. s, Union Veteran
legion, of this city, a handsomely framed
James Snodderley, a former democratic
ward politician, who supported Mr.. Nor
gan for mayor at the recent city election,
has applied for the position of day jailer
at the city jail.
A case of smallpox in the Miller family,
l14 South Eighth street, was reported to
cases of measles in the Gibler family, 1405
Eighth avenue, were reported.
Rev. James Thompson Of Norwood, N. Y,
called to the pastorate of the First Con-
gregational church of this city, is expected
to arrive here with his family today and
occupy his new pulpit Sunday.
The case against William Blackburn,
colored, charged with assault and battery
on Mrs. Caroline Davis, a white woman,
was dismissed IN justice BryantS court
yesterday by Assistant County Attorney
Kimball.
Revival meetings are in progress a. the
Epworth Methodist church. The pastor,
Rev. II. W.. Erickson is being assisted by
Rev. Fred Warren of P~lattsmouth, Neb.
The meetings will continue every night
next week.
The fire department was called at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon to the resi-
dence of George FINLEY. 72 South Sixth
street, where a small shed was consumed.
THE fire originated from burning rnhhigh
placed too close to the shed.
Some one threw a brick through a win
ftSS R or fne T * aftee G m,d ETef VI Tb MeSSSy,
1t was reported that other windows in the
same neighborhood suffered from a like
cause and the police are investigating.
John Jay Frainey, Shakespearean orator
and lecturer, has gone to Chicago to close
contracts with an entertainment bureau
quas during the summer. Mr.. Frainey
while in Chicago will give several r~ecitals.
Rufus Moon and Jack Larsen. were bound
by Judge Aylesworth on the charge OF
stealing q quantity Of garden seed from
me fTuIt farm OF D. 4; olmstead; George
charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Kahle and
daughter Eunice arrived from Victor. Colo,
lives. Mr.. Kahle was local agent for the
Wells-Fargo Express company in this city
last summer in Victor.
Articles of adoption by Miss Mollie
Scahill, a teacher in the city schools, who
adopts an infant boy born November 1S,
1900 in this city, were filed yesterday In
the office OF the recorder. The articles OF
adoption were signed by the mother, Jennie
Nordstrom, November Is, 1900. She died
shortly after the birth of the child.
One of the most pretentious attractions
which will be seen in this city this season
Fred Raymond's famous comedy, 9TH
Missouri Girl which will be presented at
the Dohany, theater tomorrow night. This
Ia nna of the most nni0na COmadipQ ever
brought to our city. Mr.. Raymond pre-
sents some stage characters that are en-
tirely different from those seen in other
comedy is clean, refined and at the same
time very funny. A number of original
IDEAS are brought out in such a clever
manner as to bring forth an immense
amount of laughter and applause.