Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-04
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Expert watch repairing, Leffert. 400 BY.
Annual reduction on pictures and picture
framing. {. E. Alexander 81 Cor
Wanted, at once. boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply at the ONCE, 10 Pearl
street.
Ivanhoe c~ommandery. knights Templar,
will meet tonight for work in the temple
degree.
We ere headquarters for glass of ali
kinds. See us before you buy. c. b. Paint,
OH and Glass company.
George shivers was arrested last evening,
charged with the theft of a ham from j.
Zoller's grocery store on Broadway.
County Attorney Killpack and Assistant
County Attorney Hess went to Avoca yes
terday to attend the opening of the term OF
court there.
Owing to the snoWstorna last evening the
regular monthly session of the Board of
Park Commissioners was postponed until
this evening.
c. c. Yancey, a former well known hotel
mar of Council Bluffs and now located in
Spokane. Wash, is in the city renewing
acquaintance.
The Ladies' auxiliary of Grace Episcopal
church will entertain at a kensinE'on
Thursday afternoon at the residence or
Mrs. E. H.. OFT, 1852 Vine street.
John Wilson, sentenced to one year In the
penitentiary for the theft of two uvercoats
from a hotel in Minden, Ia, was taken to
Fort Madison yesterday by Sheriff Cousins.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Johns
English Lutheran church win meet Thurs
day afternoon at its sale room,
lOl South Main street and be entertained
by Mrs. Lena Celley.
Frank Moore. the negro arrested for the
theft OF a skirt from the residence of Mrs.
Harry Westcott. was sentenced yesterday
TO thirty days on bread and water in the
city jail by Judge Scott.
The members of Excelsior Masonic lodge
VIII meet this afternoon at 1850 O'Clock TO
Clark, which will be held at 8 o'clock from
the residence, $40 Avenue +.
Secretary VIM Jacobs of the Elks' club
had to face the snowstorm yesterday with
out an overcoat. A sneak thief Monday
night managed 10 get away with the coat
from the clubhouse cloakroom.
The lock boxes in the postoflce are to be
have been in use since the building was
erected and the locks have become so badly
worn as TO need constant repair.
Sam Albertson, charged with the theft
OF so from Carl Christensen, his room
mate, was bound over 20 the grand jury
yesterday by Justice Ouren. In default OF
bail. placed at $500, he was committed to the
county jail.
A. w. Hickman. who has been visiting
relatives and friends and attending TO bust
days, left. yesterday for his home in chad.
ron, Neb., where he Is engaged In the bank
ing business.
Wanted, to rent. part of lower floor room
by responsible firm, on long time lease. L
exceptional good nance for some one nav
ing spare room 20 get good renter, Loca'
7 NAun muHL NJ NAHNAul AuuIEEA w. LEE III
Council Bluffs.
The case against j. T. Jones, charged
with tearing up the sidewalk in front of tel
lots In the southwest part of the city, wa,
dismissed In Justice Ouren's court yester
cay. Jones agreed TO replace the walks
which he had torn up under a mistake az
TO his rights In the premises.
ID. Richards. an aged farmer from Hast
ings, Neb., sampled Council Bluffs whisk!
too freely Iast evening and after wanderilt
about the streets I'm search OF his hote
went 70 sleep In a snow drift, where III
was discovered by oficer Lorenzen. HI
was locked up on a charge OF drunkenness
The time Tor filing trial notices for TIN
February term OF the superior court, whicl
opened Monday. has been extended unit
today by Judge Scott. There are no indica
lions that any cases will be tried at thi
term. For several terms the holding of tn
superior court has been but a mere for
mality.
The receipts I'm the general fund at tn
Christian Home last week were Sl2s.5S, bein
S1l.42 below the needs OF the week and I'm
creasing the deficiency 10 2l3.s9 In this fun
TO date. In tbs managers fund the re
ceipts were ISL, being 81 below the needs Q
the week and increasing the deficiency 1
this fund to date TO S5.
Mrs. Anne Tindale. widew OF William Tir
dale, died yesterday morning at the HON
OF her son. Joseph Tindale, near Weston
this county She was 81 years OF age an
death was due 20 paralysis, after an Hines
Gerard, Mrs. Sarah Newton and Mrs. La
della Bell, all living in Canada, and thre
sons, Joseph. with whom she made ht
home. and Stephen, both OF Weston, an
Robert OF Plainview, Neb. The funeri
will be held Thursday morning at 10 O'cloc
and burial will be In the Garner toWnshi
cemetery. Rev. Henry DeLOng VIII cor
duct the services.