Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel.
wollman, scientific opticlan, 400 Bway.
Pasturage, Judson, 90 6th ave. Iel 90.
Perry p~ictdres for sale. G. r. ALEXANDER
& Co.. 1888 Broadway.
7 I Ma,rath OF Silver City, Ia, was a
Council Bluffs visitor yesterday
y. C. & W. weodwaEd aLshiteets' room
4. Everett block. Council Bluns, Ia
Missouri oak body wood. $50 cord. Will
liam Welch, q N. Main street. Tel IZS
Excelsior Masonic lodge will hold a spe-
cial communication tonight Tor Work III Ihe
first degree. 49,
plate-gIass window ii the south side OIL
the county courthouse.
The choir Of the First C~ongregationa
church Will meet at 1880 tonight for re-
hearsai. Miss Schwartz OF Omaha VIII
have charge of the music.
Gus Louie has gone TO Sterling Golo' 10
superintend the erection OF DuiIuihss y"
the Louie & Metzger ranch.
Rev. T. c. Smith, evangelist, Will begin
special services Monday IN the haruin
township Presbyterian church
FOR sale. Broom house, modern, except
furnace: lot 49x170. Do not call unless you
want to buy. l32 Harrison street.
Go to Morgan & Klein for upholstering'
mattress making and leather ~renoVauhs
i22 South Main street. Phone b4S.
For. rent, office room, ground floor; ex-
cellent location for real estate or insur-
snce; centrally located. Address D. Bee
ONCE.
Mrs. Anna Cornelius took out a permit
yesterday for a .two-story, frame dwelnng
at Seventh street and Fifth avenue. 10
cost $500.
Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army Of the
Republic, and Woman's Relief corps Will
have a joint social session In Grand Army
hall tonight.
For rent. two furnished or unfurnished
rooms, for light housekeeping, for man and
wife; no children; rent reasonable Al
dress NJ. Bee office.
Mrs q 7 Keith of Omaha IS a patient
in the Woman's Christian Association hos
pital, where she underwent a critical oper-
alton Thursday.
Charles Roy. colored, arrested on sus-
picion of being concerned in the burglary
at the Deming residence on Fifth avenue
was discharged yesterday.
Mrs. F. A. Casey OF, Earring, Ia, ma
brought her 15-year-old son Lee to thlf
city for treatment for an injury to his eye
caused by the Kick of a horse.
Fire In a coal shed at the rear of 200
Fifth avenue, the home OF ]. II. Willis
gave the fire department a run. yesterday
morning. The damage was nominal.
The case against Jesse James, charged
with the theft of a cow alleged to be thu
property of John Russell of Albright, Neb.
was dismissed In Justice Bryants cour
yesterday by the assistant county attor
ney.
Five new cases of smallpox were re
ported to the Board of Health yesterday
ia North avenue; Crillin family. 900 Pierre,
street; Leslie Steinkopf, 219 stutsmai
street: Allen family, I5 Sixth avenue.
While returning nome, near Weston, Ia,
from a trip to this city Thursday evening
p. Peterson was thrown from his wagol
in a runaway and was found by the. sid
of the road near the C~hatauqua grounds b.
A. b.. Howe, suffering from a fractured leg
He was removed to his home In a carriag
by the neighbors.
OF the "Gaiety GIRL which will be a
the Dohany theater tomorrow night, tn
San Francisco Bulletin has this to say o
the performance: THE Pollard Oper
company appeared In their second oper
last night at the Tivoli and attracted an
other large audience, who did not omi
10 applaud, and applaud generously, tn
work OF the youngsters. The most remark
able feature of the little ones work is tn
versatility of extreme youth, which ha
in their training been taken full advantag
OF. II is full of light catchy music an
has some excellent military choruses."