Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs

Davis sells drugs.
For rent. modern house, 40 Sixth Ave.
Expert watch repairing. Lerert, 409 Bway.
omcer is selling dwellings cheap. l9 BY.
Picture framing. c. E. Alexander & Co.,
S3 Broadway.
Six photos OF yourself or friends. 10 cents.
Carveth, artist. 30S Broadway.
Cut prices on art calendars and blotters
for New Years gifts. Alexander & Co.
Miss Lizzie Drake left last evening for
st. Louis 10 resume her musical studies.
Wanted, at once, boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply az the office. 10 Pearl
street.
Excelsior Masonic lodge will hold a epe-
clal meeting this evening for work in the
first degree.
We are headquarters for glass Of all
OIL and Glass Co..
Captain George J. Crane left last evening
for indianapolis TO attend 1.-The convention
Of insurance underwriters
At the regular meeting Of Myrtle lodge,
Degree OF Honor, this evening the newly
elected officers will be installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Long arrived home
yesterday from q visit with friends and
relatives in Chicago and Cincinnati.
4. southwick, who lives near the Iowa
School for the Dear, was seriously injured
yesterday by being kicked by q horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Beebe of Glen avenue
LETT yesterday for a sojourn at Hot Springs,
s. D., for the benefit OF Mr.. Beebe's health.
The session Of district court yesterday
was INT ~ 4 - liz htdllllh Vi AlVAAOlAH
and other minor matters by Judge Thor
nell.
The regular meeting Of lodge No. 27O,
Ancient order OF United Workmen, will be
held this evening. Refreshments will be
served.
l.. f. saar and family of Treynor, Ia,
were in the city yesterday on their way to
the remainder OF the winter.
William Purcell, a laoorer living at DENT
son, Ia, has filed a petition in bankruptcy
IN tn "a court hnWa He 1
aggregate 1913 and his assets consist or one
SUIT or clothes, valued at SIS.
The case against Rev. G. Hover, charged
by Mrs. G. G. Hahn with obtaining supplies
from the county in her name under false
pretenses. was dismissed in Justice Ouren's
court on motion of the assistant county at
torney.
John Jay Frainey, the shakespearean
orator, will leave In a few days for a tout
through northwestern Iowa, southern Min
nesota and western Wisconsin, under the
direction of the Bijou Lyceum bureau OF
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hannah waddle, widow of the late
Thomas Waddle, died yesterday morning
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs. John
Deuney, nO2 Seventh avenue, aged 9S years
Besides the daughter with whom she made
her home Mrs. Waddle Is survived by two
sons.
The session of the Board Of County Super.
Visors yesterday was taken up with com
plotting the contract for the county bridge
work Tor the ensuing year with the Cantor
Bridge company and with making the semi
annual settlement with County Treasurer
Arpd.
Louis Brown was arrested yesterday or
an information charging him with the thief
OF a quantity of household goods from TIT
Foster home on North Second street. II Il
alleged that Brown and a companion car
ried the goods away I'm a spring wagon dur
ing the absence of the family. The thief
is said to have been committed severa.
weeks ago.
John !. Redick Of Omaha has beer
granted a temporary Injunction restraining
the city of Council Bluffs and County
Treasurer Arnd from attempting to col
lect taxes on certain lots IN Potter q
Georges addition to Council Bluffs, lyinE
on the west side of the Missouri river. i
is claimed by Redick that the property 1:
not subject to city taxation, being held fol-
agricultural purposes only.
Council Bluffs camp No. 1851. Moderr
Woodmen OF America, at its meeting las
evening installed the following officers FOL
the ensuing year: ". c., w. l.. Williams
W. A., s. I. Miller; banker, M. e. Sutton
clerk, l.. G, Scott; escort, II. f. Wellert
Waterman, II. ID. Mains; sentry, f.. Ga
linsky; first manager, w. b. Fisher; sec
ond manager, f s. Simpson; third man
ager, e. G. Lloyd; physician, G. II. Bower
After the installation a social time was had
i~nterspersed with music and refreshments