Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-22
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Expert watch repairing. Lenert. 4e BY.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. Neumayer.
Cabinet photos. Csc per dozen. 3s B'way.
Mrs. d. J. Harrington is home from a
visit TO Grinnell. la.
Picture framing. G. T.. Alexander q Co,
55S broadway, Tel. 3b6.
Good copper bottom wash boiler. sec, at
A. y. Howes, 30 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Evans of Minneapolis
are In the city visiting relatives.
Real estate ~ all parts Of the city for
sale. Thomas Z. Cassidy, 235 Pearl street.
Miss Efie Ellis is home from Chicago,
where she spent two weeks attending grand
opera.
Don't forget the Flower mission dance
and musicale. Wednesday evening at Royal
Arcanum hail.
w 1. Walker and Matilda sublett, both
of Boveland, Ia, were married in this city
yesterday by Justice Oureli.
Before pa pering your rooms we want to
show you our elegant 1913 designs. &. Is.
Paint, oil and Glass company.
Franklin Low, a pioneer settler OF Pot
tawattamie county, died Monday at his
home in Carson, aged IS years.
Roy +. Wilcox has been elected president
and Horace Askwith vice president of the
High School Athletic association.
The city council will meet as a commit
tee Of the whole this morning to inspect
In the Fifth and Sixth wards.
Council Blufs Court of Honor will enter
tain its members and friends at a pie social
World hall,
A musical Entertainment will be given
Saturday evening at Royal Arcanum hall
for the benent of the Woman's Christian
Association hospital fund.
Anne Kelley. 504 South Graham avenue,
and Thomas %Jefferts, 800 North First street,
were reported to the Board of Health yes
terday as suffering from measles.
Henry Wood, a former member OF the
newspaper fraternity, now a student at the
State university in Columbia, Mo, was in
the city yesterday renewing acqusintaces.
William Marshall Lawrence of Sioux City,
Long. Mr.. Long and his guest are both
{. c.
Articles of Incorporation of the Peoples
Union church OF Council BLUFFS were filed
for record yesterday by Clyde G. Copeland
and wife, w. A. Copeland and wife and
others.
Herman. the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcclellan, 2220 South Thirteenth
street. died 6 Yesterday morning, aged 2
Ia, for burial.
The women of the First Presbyterian
church Will entertain at a k~ensingtOn FRI
day afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Walter l. Smith on South
Seventh street.
The tax collections for March in County
Treasurer Arnd's office amounted to $685.
el2.53. This is the largest in the history OF
the county. For March of 1902 the collec-
lions were $277 ,S24.
- " III NlAtl Hklne Il
for the Council BLUFFS Gas and Electric
company, is in the city preparing to remove
ms rhmiiy 10 heWanee, III. where he Is
w. c; Rogers, the Forney murder suspect,
was photographed again yesterday. He
adopted the same tactics as before Of con-
torting his features, but IL is believed that
tained.
The receipts in the general fund of the
S1S9.ll. being $lO.S9 below the needs Of the
week. In the managers fund the receipts
were s26;25. being SS.7S below the needs of
Conrad Distman was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Charles ~schultheiss.
earned schuitheiss left nothing but his
tools and business In the manufacture OF
patent roasting pans.
The case against Meyer Pearlman. pro-
prietor OF the Novelty cloak store, charged
with interfering with Constable Bair in the
discharge of his duty in levying on an at
was dismissed IN Justice Car
sons court yesterday.
Building permits have been issued to Alice
Blaxtm, TOR a $500 one-story brick store at
story brick store on Broadway, to cost ST.
200, and to q. w. Stahl, for a one-story
frame cottage on Stahl avenue, to cost
Otto Roderick was fined $50 and costs in
police court yesterday for starting a rough
house In q Main street restaurant Sunday
and smashing a showcase. Not having the
money to pay the fine Roderick will enjoy
. bread and water diet for twenty days
in the city jail.
Judge Scott of the superior court yester-
day dismissed the contempt proceedings
against Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bishop, In con-
daughter Of BENJAMIN Tinnell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bishop effected a compromise with
Tinnen and each side in the controversy
agreed to pay half of the court costs.
j. w. Rundles was given one hour in
which to leave the city, yesterday morning
or else serve twenty days on bread and
AvaNa HnR Va Rnnau ~ - AhA ARa n IL
tentative, but got no further than the first
saloon from the city jail when he proceeded
back TO the city jail and win now serve out
the bread and water sentence.
Mrs. ]. p. Greenshields has resigned as
treasurer OF the Woman's Christian Temp
erance union for the reason that she is
not In sympathy with the crusade against
the Sunday theater and that she was placed
on the committee in charge of the crusade
during hen absence from the city and with
out her knowledge and consent. 1t is said
that other members will follow Mrs. Green
shields course.
Mrs. Anna Brandt, wife of Jurgen Brandt,
died at a late hour Monday night at her
home in Plumer settlement. aged 81 years;
three sons survive her. The funeral will
be held Thursday afternoon at / O'Clock
the Plumer settlement cemetery. Deceased
had been a resident of the Plumer settle
ment for forty years.
Miss Dorothy Roberts, 5ls Vorhis street,
a teacher In the Garner township school
was severely bruised in a runaway accident
Monday evening. The horse she was driv-
ing became frightened at a passing auto
mobile. She was thrown from the buggy
and rendered almost unconscious. She wa
taken to Crescent City. where she received
medical attendance and was later brought
TO her home I'm the city.
John Sullivan, a well known local char
acter, was arrested yesterday on an In.
formation filed in Justice Ouren's court
charging him with cheating by false pre-
lenses. IL Is alleged he gave a chattel mort.
gage on some household furniture to pro
tect a grocery bin amounting 10 S22. Wher
an effort was made 10 levy on the furniture
Sullivan Is said TO have disclaimed owner.
ship. In default OF bail. placed at $500 M
was committed 10 the county jail. his pre-
liminary hearing being set for Friday.
PLUMBING and heatIng. Rlxby & Son.