Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.


Davis sells d'ugs
Guess. Carveth, artist, COS Broadway.
For rent. modern house, 119 Sixth avenue.
Expert watch repairing, Leffert. 400 BY.
Candy sale today at the Purity Candy
l.itChen. 5I6 Broadway.
Annual reduction on pictures and picture
framing. &. r. Alexander e. Co.
Judge Smith Mcpherson of the United
ktates court was I'm the city yesterday
Wanted. at once boy with pony to carry
Lee route. Apply at the Office, 10 Pearl
street.
We are dqIorters for glass Of all
l.lnds. See US before you buy. c. B. Paint,
I'll and Glass company.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Clark Hte. aged q, and Jessie Marsh,
aged 49, both Of tIed Oak la.
George E. Mcconnell left yesterday for
Ills old home f. Indiana, called there by
the serious Illness Of his father.
George s. Wright has been appointed
Iuaster in chancery for the federal court
10 succeed the late Chancellor L. w. Ross
Attorney Thomas Arthur and Elmer
b,ern Of Logan, Ia, were in the city yes
rday on business connected with the
tJurts.
at o'clock yesterday morning to the resi-
tence OF s. f. Murphy at 800 Avenue f.
There was no damage.
Harvey Davis sentenced TO ten months
ia the penitentiary for stealing wagon
and team was taken to Fort Madison yes
lerday by Sheriff Cousins.
Two OVercOats stolen a rev days from
lne residence Of G. A. Beebe, 135 Glen ave-
Iue were recovered by the police yester-
Gay in a pawnshOp in Omaha, where they
Lad been sold by the thief.
Hamilton Sargent and Pierce sell shoes
but today Saturday, we give slippers
away. one to every lady buying hot
rink at our new fountain. Whaley & Co,
SO Broadway. Whaley's orchestra tonight
Charles Reynolds has gone to OIL City,
] a.. to take a position In the office Of the
chief engineer of the Standard oil com
INa.a HfaNu f4W HNg uF loo In
Electrical engineering at Armour college In
teptember
John Ball, weighing inspector for the
Wabash railroad is home from n three
months visit with relatives in England
, Ills was Mr. Balrs first visit to his old
LONE since he left it thirty years ago to
come to America.
The junior class Of the high school has
organized, with these officers: President,
Antrim Crawford; vice president, Donaldine
lell; secretary, Elizabeth Macrae; treas
Lrer, Harry JOslln; sergeants-at-arms. Ben
Walker and Glen Reed
Samuel Miller, the old man found In a
Lelpleus condition in cave Thursday
evening, was sufficiently recovered yes
Ierday to proceed to his brothers home at
crescent Transportation was given him
ly the overseer OF the poor.
Commencing Sunday, Kansas City, St
Joseph & Council Bluffs train No. 90 which
low leaves the union transfer station at
! .:@ a: m. and the Burlington city station
alton at $3.50 and the Burlington city sta
on at $3.50.
Rural free delivery routes will be es-
tabished March in the Ninth congress
q 1nal district as follows: Baglcy, two
dunlap, two; CTason, two; Hancock, two;
lewis, two Persia, two; Weston, one. ON
april / routes will be established in Guth-
e Center, ltirkman and Loveland.
City Solicitor Snyder is drafting a general
ordinance providing for the placing under
around of all telegraph, electric light and
Iaotor feed wires within the area pre-
.cribed In the telephone conduit ordinance.
lie expects to have the ordinance ready to
resent to the city council at its meeting
Monday night.
H. c. Brandes the only member of the
Iottawattamie county board to attend the
convention of the State Associa ton of
County Supervisors was honored by being
elected treasurer of the association. Des
Eiolnes was chosen as the meeting pace Tor
next year, no effort being made to secure
II for Council Bluffs.