Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davls sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
ExDert watch repairing. Leffert 400 BY.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. Neumayer.
FOR rent-Modern house. 40 Sixth ave.
Cabinet photos. CSC per dozer. SS BWsy.
Wanted. at once. sewing girls. Mrs' lua
Gable. SIG Eighth avenue
Real estate In all parts Of the city tor
sale. Thomas Z. Casady. 2sS Pearl street.
Helen Mauer, 1u Vine street, was reported
20 the Board OF Health yesterday as SUI
fering from measles.
Another half-price sale on short lengths
Of picture frame mouldings' u T. Alex
ander q Co. 333 Broadway
Before papering your rooms we want 20
show you our elegant 1903 designs. c. b.
Paint. OIL and Glass company.
Joseph Ross, aged 2, died last evening
AT his home 3is East Broadway. His wtfe,
one daughter and four sons survive him.
Mrs NJ f. Robrer secured a building
permit yesterday for repairs and ADDITION
10 property on Washington avenue TO cost
James coddington. a transient, claiming
his home in Missouri, has been sent TO the
new detention hospital as suffering from
smallpox.
Colonel william Nicholson OF Pana, nj,
who has been visiting his son, G. r. Nieh-
olson, for several months, will leave for his
home this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First Con-
gfegationai church will meet this after
noon at the residence of Mrs. G. 8. Law
son, l32 Harrison street.
sHhdtss elegant new ghotSss s%s yf5y dates --latest
iarFe sizes, Ss and $3.50 dozen. First-class
work guaranteed Schmidt. b31 Broadway.
Charles Langdon.. who walked into the
police station late Sunday night and asked
70 be locked up as a chronic inebriate,
was given q twenty days sentence on bread
and water by Police Judge Scott yesterday
An amendment to the articles of incor-
poration OF the iowa-Wyoming Marble and
Mining company Of Council Bluffs was
filed with the county recorder yesterday
$4,000.
Joseph wallace, aged &C. died last even
ing at HIS home, 208 Oakland avenue. He
Wallace Of this city, A. O., Wallace OF
Victor, Colo Mrs. ]. G. Small of this city
and Mrs. B. d. Donham of Redlands, Cal
The regular monthly meeting of the d.
rectors OF the Commercial club will be
held Wednesday evening in the club rooms
at 30 Pearl street. As there are several
matters OF great great i'm importance ptad 70 come , be
ance Is desired
II. NJ, Deeds, jr. charged with being i'm
phcated in the disturbance at the dance in
sentenced to twenty days on bread and
water in police court yesterday. Judge
Scott subsequently suspended the sentence
during good behavior.
william Kessell. who was badly used
Saturday night after throwing a brick
through the glass door OF M. Kempke' 3
saloon on BOutn MAIN street, was released
from the city jail yesterday in order that
he might go home and have his disfigured
eye attended to. He promised to appear
in police court wednesday morning.
The hearing OF George Milledge, the
young fellow who drew a razor and started
a rough house at the dance Saturday night
IN Grand Army hall, was continued in po-
lice court yesterday until this morning.
He has been released on $50 bail. AS re-
suit of the disturbance II Is said the police
will order all Saturday night dances closed
at midnight.
Alexander 8. Hunter was committed TO
ST. Bernard's hospital for observation yes
terday by the Commissioners on insanity.
Hunter who is 81 years Of age, is a miner.
and his home for aSnumber OF years has
been in Leadville, Colo, where his wife
and child reside. HIS parents live In this
county. II is thought that his mental de-
rangement is due to the excessive use OF
drugs.
A burglar entered the residence OF II. I.
Forsyth at 7M First evehue laCt evening,
but was frightened away before he sue
eeeded In stealing anything The fellow
placed a ladder at the rear of the house
and climbed through one OF the second
story windows. Mr. Forsyth, who was
reading in the library, heard the footsteps
overhead and went upstairs 10 investigate.
Just as he reached the bedroom the burglar
made a hasty retreat down the ladder.