Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-07
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs

Davis sells drugs
Expert watch repairing. Leffert. 400 BY.
Annual reduction OH pictures and picture
flaming G. E. Alexander Co.
Big candy sale at Purity Candy Kitchen,
b.j Broadway. Saturday, February Z.
Jean Eckenberger Of this city died last
{, oning at the new Mercy hospital, aged 40
} -ars.
wanted. at once. boy with pony to carry
! ee route. Apply at the once, 10 Pearl
street.
We ure headquarters for glass Of all
nds. See US before you buy. {. B. Paint,
Jh and Glass company.
John scnoentgen returned home yesterday
i,om two weeks soJourn at ColtaX
Lprings, much improved in health.
Colonel c. g. Saunders went to Centfalla,
%, last evening on business connected
v, tn the Modern Woodmen Of America.
Mayor Morgan, although still suffering
llom severe cold. was able to be out yes
{ rday for the first time in several days.
the case against Davis Houser, charged
: tn obtaining goods by false pretenses,
y as dismissed in Justice Ouren court yes
tday on demurrer to the information.
:. 7. Montgomery, local manager Of the
Interstate Mercantile company, left Thurs
cay evening for st. Louis where he Will be
iiarrled next Tuesday to Miss kathryn
Wanted to rent, part of lower floor room
responsible firm, on long time lease. An
{ .cepuonal good chance for some one hav-
/ & spare room to get good renter. Loca-
tn must be central. Address o. Bee office,
Ouncil BLUFFS.
rhe executive committee of the CONNER
t.al club has succeeded in securing the
J .oms on the first floor OF the Woodbury.
] Hiding, adjoining the Grand hotel, as
quarters for the club The rooms have been
ased Tor one year at rental OF $40 a
ln1nth.
w. NJ Narvis Of Muscatine, grand master
workman Of the Ancient Order of United
y. orkmen in Iowa and supreme overseer of
lac order in the United States, was the
L est Of honor last night at the meeting OF
lie local lodge. From here he Will go TO
IS Mones today.
.1rs. John Barhyte, former resident of
t.ns city, died Thursday in Tabor, Ia, to
N.nere she and her husband removed two
years ago. The body was brought to this
cay yesterday and the funeral will be held
bt 10 O'Clock this morning from Lunkley' s
Undertaking rooms.
Mrs. Amelia Wollert, wife of A. A VOL
l-rt, 40 East Broadway, died yesterday
} sides her husband three sons survive her
= he funeral will be held Sunday afternoon
4 2:30 O'Clock from the German Evangel-
i,al church and burial will be in Walnut
LII cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. L. Flood OF this city died yester-
o-y In st. Josephs hospital. Omaha, aged
- years. She was the widow of James
J lood and is survived by one daughter and
i've sons. Mrs. Flood was a member of the
} irst Congregational church and had been
q resident of Council Bluffs for twelve
years. The body was brought to this city
last evening.
fire from a pile of ashes left on the sec
end floor of the New theater building in
the rooms occupied by the Dodge Light
q Iards, burned a hole through the ceiling
LJring Thursday night When discovered
yesterday morning the fire was commencing
10 make rapid headway, but was ex-
linguished by employees of the theater be-
i.re any great damage was done. The fire
department was not called out.