Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drukS.
6tockert sells carpets.
Crayon enlarging, sos broadway
Expert watch repairing Leffert 400 BY
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. Neumayer
Fine lamp. worth 81, free. Ask Howe 80
Broadway.
Mr.. Joseph r. Reed leaves today for
visit 10 Ohio.
The directors of the Commercial club will
meet this evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l..
Evans yesterday morning.
Antonio Fixa left last evening for a
visit OF ten days in Chicago.
Pictures and art novelties for graduation
gifts Alexander & Co. S33 Broadway.
D. G. Ball is in the city in advance OF
Forepaugh-sells circus, due here July u.
Real estate IN all parts Of the city for
sale. Thomas Z. Casady, 2& Pearl street
Mr.. and Mrs +. M South and daughter
Of Chicago are guests OF Mrs. A. B. Pouder.
The high school cadets will meet this
afternoon for the election OF officers :or
the ensuing year.
The Ideal Dancing club will give it's reg
ular Thursday evening assembly "a Hughes
hall Whaley's orchestra.
Mayor Dell @; Morgan has gone to Wat,
erloo to attend a meeting of the grand
lodge OF the Masonic order
Before papering your rooms we want TO
show YOU our elegant 1908 designs. Z, Is.
Paint Oii'and Glass company.
The parole of Mrs. Mary simpson from
the Hospital Tor the Insane at Clarinda
The Board of Park Commissioners met
in regular session last evening but no
business out OF the routine was taken up
The Cochran divorce case again went
over In the district court yesterday until
today. The ce of the city against Haynes
IL also set for hearing today.
DR.. Bosore and Prof. Callett of Mace
donia, the latter a candidate for the repub-
ncan nomination for county superinten1-
ent, were In the city yesterday
Leonard Everett took out building per-
mits yesterday for the erection of two 800
cottages, one in Bayliss & Palmer's ad-
dition and one in Williams first addition.
We contract TO keep public or private
houses free from reaches by the year. In
sect Exterminator Manufacturing COM
pany. Council Blurs. Ia Telephone Fs3i
At the meeting Of the Improved Order of
Red Men this evening officers will be
elected for the ensuing year. After the
served.
T. d. Metcalf, one of the promoters OF the
independent telephone company, states that
submitted to the people will soon be ready
Tor presentation to the mayor.
The basement OF the Twentieth Ave-
nue. schol became so badly flooded on Mon
daY that II was impossible to fire up the
heating apparatus and as 1t was too cold
be dismissed.
Hiram Carter. a farmer living near IN
derwood, has been sentenced by the mayor
jail here for asssuiting an epiieptic at
Underwood. Carter is said to have beel
drunk at the time
near Ma acedonIa has been adJudged in
sane by the Board of Commissioners at
Avocs and was brought TO this city ySester-
day. sherir Cousins will take her to
the hospital at Clarinda today.
Mrs; Josephine Campbell, wife Of E.. n.
Campbell OF Treyncr died of measles at lS4
Graham avenue yesterday morning Mrs.
Campbell was 45 years OF age and was Wis
Will take place at Keg Creek today. ''' O.
Ed Rhodes was placed under arrest yes
terday on charge Of disturbing the
North missed his umbrella and accused
trSsnss hnSsss With IT. Ths DIS
wet wet weather visit to Sioux City. While
gone they played two games with the
diamond at Manawa is At this afternoon
Council Bluffs and Sioux Falls will play.
In his suit In the district court against
hs sSs ansaS TsiwaS S'X William 5 '0DfsRa Dose has sd
16.S y ssn6% ~ the % % % Hs ssT:
that with the exception of this SUM the
railway company has settled with him.
Mrs. N. Jewell, aged n years, died Mon
day morning at the Old Ladies' cottage, at
the Christian home. Death was caused by
aaPoplexy after an Illness $50 OF three 99HsS
Rev w. ]. caifee oificiatlng, and inter
ment was had In Walnut Hill cemetery.
The women of the Union Christian churcn
Aid society surprised Mrs. NJ. Holmes at
her residence. Thirty first street and Four
teenth avenue, with a beautiful silver set
The occasion being her S5th birthday and
for the performance Of her duties as treas
urer OF the Aid society. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant afternoon "os
spent in spite OF the rain and wind.
w. c. Utterback began suit in the dis
trict court yesterday against w. A. Wells
for the recovery of y6Sl. 40. Utterback
states that from July 10, 1902, 70 April Z
during that time bought beer from Wells
to the amount of the sum stated and paid
for II. He alleges the illegality Of the sales
under the law of Iowa and for this reas On
claims the right to recover the money. Re
covery has been had In similar actions In
this state.
Over 100 people attended the church social
OF the Union Christian church held al
Thirty-seventh street and Second avenue
Aav. w B. Crewdson gave a humorous
and interesting discourse paper was
read entitled THE Churches of the World
as Leaders Of Civilization" The musical
performance of Messrs. Frank and Arthur
Wood and the solo sung by Mrs ONeal
we'll deserved the encore they received
Refreshments closed most enjoyable even
ing.
N. r plumbing Co. 1s. 25O. Night, Fss7.