Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Expert watch repairing. Lenert. 900 BY.
Six photos 10 cents. Carveth. SS Bway.
For rent. modern house. T9 Sixth avenue.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap, Neumayer.
Miss Edna Keeline left last evening on a
visit to trienos In Chicago.
A tailor wanted at G. b.. Steam Dye
Works. 1W3 West Broadway.
Harvey De Ions is confined to his home
with a severe attack of malaria fever.
DR. Frank Porterheld o. Atlantic, Ia, was
In the city yesterday calling on friends.
New shipment " WOOD Tor pyrographlc
work. e. L.. Alexander a Co. 55 b way
Real estate in all parts OF the city for
sale. Thomas E. Cassidy. 20 Pearl street.
Before paperlng your rooms we want 70
show you our elegant 1915 designs =. b.
Paint, oil & Glass CO.
The Ganymede Wheel club will celebrate
its tenth anniversaty tonight with an old
fashioned entertainment and banquet.
John Jay Frainey will entertain the stu
dents at 81. Francis, academy Mon-ay
evening with a Shakespearean lecture-re-
cital.
A case Of smallpox at 2SD South Eighth
street was reported TO the Board OF H-altn
yesterday ana the premises were promptly
quarantined.
DR.. T. b. Lacey has taken out a building
permit for the erection Of a two-story al
dition to the Atkins residence OIL Sixth
avenue, to cost 1900.
For rent-number 726 Sixth avenue, @
room house. modern in every way; In
first class order. Apply TO Leonard Ever
EFT, is Pearl street.
city Electrician Bradley arrived home
yesterday from Grand Rapids. Mich, Whers
ne attended the meeting OF the head camp,
Woodmen Of the World.
Schmidt's elegant new photos. very latest
shapes and sizes, $3.50, ~ and $3.50 dozen;
large sizes, . and $3.50 dozen. Flrst-class
work guaranteed. Schmidt. 81 Broadway.
For sale, my residence. z6 Twelfth
avenue: eight rooms, two closets and hall;
well and cistern; fruit trees and shade; To-
eSEl3O feet; two blocks from street cars. w.
ia. Rogers.
The committee on publicity of the Com
mercial club met last night and drafted tn
pamphlet to be issued setting forth the adj
vantages Of Council Bluffs as a bushes IS
and railroad center.
The suit in which James Jacobsen secure
a Judgment against h. l.. Shugart for $500
as damages tor injuries received in an ele-
vator accident in the Shugart-Beno build
ing and which was TO be taken to the APP
peal court was settled yesterday, Jacobsen
accepting $500 in full settlement.
At the annual meeting of the Central
Iowa Teachers ASSOCIATION at Carroll.
March 10 to q. Superintendent Clifford OF
table in the city superintendent depar--
ment. County superintendent McManus.
Will also attend the meeting and take part
In the program.
Otto saar brought suit for divorce yes
terday from Sophia c. Saar, TO whom he
was married in this city November II, 1881.
and inhumanely and alleges that on more
than one occasion she esssyed to carve him
with a butcher knife. He asks for the Gus.
tody OF their two minor children.
Mrs. @. g. Baird received word yesterday
Of the death of her sister. Mrs. Lille Phil
lips, at her home in Kidder, Mo, from APP
pendicitis. Mrs. Phillips husband died last
week from typhoid fever. They leave three
small children. The death of Mrs. Phil fps
makes the third in the family within a few
months, a brother having died recently.
County superintendent McManus held thu
annual examination of candidates for sec
ond grade teachers certificates at the
School for the Deaf yesterday. Under a
new regulation of the State Board of Com
troll all persons teaching in any OF the state
Institutions must possess qualifications en-
ttling them to second grade certificates
Several of the senior pupils who intend to
teach after graduating took the
ton in addition to the teachers.