Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

DAVIS sells uTukh.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Lefert. eyesight specialist. 49 Broadway.
Special offerings In framed pictures. c. h.
Alexander a. Co, SO broadway.
Mrs. L. Armstrong. is home from a visit
with relatives I'm Fullerton, Neb.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick will leave today
on a visit TO friends in Colorado.
! MiSs Bertha NJ. Reed left yesterday for
a visit with friends In Earring la.
Miss Packard OF Ottumwa, Ia, Is the
Suest of Mr.. and Mrs. IA. A. Quinn.
School Treasurer George S. Davis has
gone on "A visit to a Nebraska ranch.
Bankers Union Of the World No. go VIII
meet this evening in the Marcus hall.
Mrs. J. II. Lane of Chicago is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Poole OF Willow avenue.
Mr.. and MES. George wesley Of Lincoln.
'Neb.. are guests of Mr.. and MRS. a. A. CO.
city Electrician James O.. Bradley left
yesterday Ior a visit with friends III Cnl-
Wanted at once. boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply at the office No. ~ Pearl
street.
Mrs. Frank Han Of Canning street win
leave Friday tor a soJourn at Excelsior
tSprings, Mo.
Harmony chapter. order o. the Eastern
Star, will meet in regular session this even
? Alderman Israel Lovett returned yester-
day from a two weeks outing at Manltou
and Colorado Springs.
the Court Of Honor will meet this evening
Ia woodman of the World nall.
Mrs. w. II. Ferry Of Perry, Ia, is in the
her sister-in-iaw Mrs. ii. F. Keller.
Miss Claudia Scott is visiting friends in
Ottumwa and will also visit at several
points in Illinois before returning home.
Miss Harriet Paul of Henderson, Ia, and
Miss Jeanette Post of York, Neb., are
guests of Miss ella B. Writ OF nG Willow
avenue.
Even Fegley, arrested Monday night for
creating a disturbance at his home ana as
,saulting his wife, was given ten days on
bread and water by Police Judge Scott yes
sterday.
Miss Margaret o'conner, who has been
spending the summer, at ST FRANCIS
academy, returned Tuesday to her home in
Chicago.
A force of men under City Engineer
Etnyre is putting in the stone crossings
at broadway and Main street, the material
for which has been on the ground several
months.
Mrs. o. M. Brown of South Seventh street
MINI, returned last evening from an ex-
tended western trip, which included a visit
to Yellowstone park.
Raylond, the 10-year-old son of Mrs. B.
+. Stevick, 146 Vine street, stepped on the
spout OF, an oil can Tuesday evening and 1t
penetrated entirely through the foot, caus-
ing an Ugly and painful wound.
Emmett FINLEY, exalted ruler, has called a
special meeting OF. Council BLUFFS lodge OF
relative to the approaching street fair and
carnival will come up for action.
Marks, & Co. proPrietors of the Ogden
livery barn, 1853 Broadway, have an elegant
equipment OF rubber-tired rigs. Horses
boarded and cared for, $40 per month. Best
livery service in the city. Telephone, 1O8.
Prof II w SAWYER. former county su-
'~perintendent of schools, is visiting frlenus
In the city and expects to again locate here,
80 he now represents a Chicago school sup
ply house in a number OF counties IN this
part of Iowa.
Miss May Caldwell, who acted as super
visor OF music in the city schools during
the absence OF Miss Porterfeld. has gone
to Dubuque to. visit friends and will also
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Kelly In Chi
cage before returning home.
The executive committee in charge of the
reunion of the National Society Army OF
the phiiPpin ss t rs q hiiss ea 10 S G5Sse ye up be .ss
presented. The committee has sufficient
funds to meet all the expenses Incurred.
President Sargent of the Board of Educa-
ton has retained the firm of Flickinger
Bros. to defend the school district. In the
suit brought by =: A; Wickham ana IN p the
against the City of Council Bluffs, in which
the school district has been made party
defendant.
George Gould received word yesterday
that Rev. Myron c. Waddell, former pastor
Of Broadway church. was dying In r the
announcement comes as a great shock to
Mr.. waddell's many friends in this city, as
recent advices from Des Moines were 10 the
effect that he was Improving.
w. II. Rippon was arrested late Tuesday
night by Constable Albertl on a charge of
stealing a watch from Peter Raph, a Broad
way saloon keeper. The watch was pawned
" Sioux City. The theft was committed
Saly n, but the whereabouts of Rippon
were not ascertalned until Tuesday. when
he was arrested on a farm east of the city,
He gave the officer a long chase before he
was ~overhauled.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way company Is negotiating for the cigar
store at the corner of Broadway and Pear
street as a location for it's city ticket office
A few years ago the room was occupied by
the Chicago, Burlington x Quincy road as
a ticket Office. Louis ~Zurmuhlen, the pres
ent tenant. will give up his cigar business
September 10 and devote his time to build-
ing up his fences as democratic candidate
for clerk OF the district court.