Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Twenty-hve-cent photos, 30s Broadway.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert. 49 BY.
For rent. modern house, T9 Sixth avenue.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap, Neumayer.
New shipment OF wood for geographic
work. c. y. Alexander & Co, 1888 B way.
Real estate in all parts Of the. city for
sale. Thomas Z. Casady, 25 Pearl street.
Wanted, lady stenographer. Apply at
once OF Leonard Everett, is Pearl street.
Fred Turner and Rosa Hutchens, both OF
this city, were married yesterday by Justice
Ouren.
Mrs. Grace jackson Of Fifth avenue is
home from an extended visit win relatives
in Portland, ore.
Herald, the 3 months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Hall of North broadway o'ea
yesterday morning.
Before papering your rooms we want to
show you our eiegant 1903 designs. {. b.
Paint, OIL and Glass company.
Unity guild Of Grace Episcopal church VIII
be entertained this afternoon at the nome
Of Mrs. Roberts on NOrhis street.
Frank Miller Of Persia, Ia, and Dora a.
Kierscht, of Mineola, Ia, were marrleu IN
this city yesterday, Justice Oureh PERFORM
ing the ceremony.
J.. w. Craney Of the firm Of Winston q
Craney, chief contractors for the constIucs
here Yesterday from Fort Worth, Tex.
Schmidt's elegant new photos, very latest
shapes and sizes, $50. y and $290 DOZEN
large sizes: 9 and $50 d4zeR q, RR1rFnss.dwsy'
Miss Mary Rogers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Rogers Of this city, has gone
to Dubuque, where. she will enter Mount
st. Mary's, the mother house OF the SIS
ters OF Charity. Miss Rogers is a graduate
OF st. Francis academy of this city.
The Citizens Gas and Electric company
has completed the remodeling Of its sub
station. The building as reconstructed is
22xA feet. New equipment, including four
new switchboards, is being Installed. The
substation will be in charge OF X. b. Hol-
lingsworth.
The Council Bluffs Rowing association
Yesterday awarded to Jensen Bros. the con-
tract for the erection Of the new cottage
property at Lake Manawa. A force of men
was placed at work yesterday constructing
tho new bulkhead.
Charles c. Clark of Columbus Junction,
Ia, and Miss Edith G. Knott of Miltonville,
KAN, were married Wednesday evening at
the home of Herman II; Larson, az Fourth
street, Rev. A. f. Buriff of Trinity Meth
odist church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
will make their home on Sixth avenue In
this city.
The south approach to the Elliott street
bridge over Indian creek was washed out
yesterday morning. The earth back OF the
piling went into the creek and the piling
itself is in danger of collapse at any mo
ment. A large culvert which discharges
into the creek under the bridge was broken,
ole end falling into the bed of the creek.
Mrs. Fanny Buckner, one of the pioneer
colored residents of the city, died suddenly
yesterday moor at her home on Vine street.
Death wss due to neuralgia Of the heart.
She was the widow of Thomas Buckner. and
was 81 years Of age. One brother, David
Churchill of this city. survives her. The
funeral will be held Saturday afternoon al
$3.50 O'Clock from the First Baptist church
and interment will be in Fairview ceme-
terry. Rev. Milford s. Riggs will conduct
the services.
The spring term of the Western Iowa
college begins March 80, continuing three
months, and will be followed by a two
months summer term. The spring and
summer is the best time to attend college
as the attendance is not SO large and stu
dents receive more personal instruction
Beginning classes will be organized In the
English, business and shorthand depart
ments. This is a good place for your boys
and girls during their vacation. Pupils OF
any age received during these sessions.
The men OF the First Congregations
church were the hosts at a pleasing enter
tainment given last evening in the church
parlors for the members Of the copgrega'
ton and their friends. An interesting
musical and literary program, followed by
refreshments, was given. Those assisting
on the program were II. w. Hazelton, DR.
+. ]. Montgomery, +, Robertson, r
Ernest e Hart, c. Taylor, H. Haverstock
p. Hanack, l.. Byram and Miss Crane.