Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-25
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

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Expert watch repairing. Leffert, 49 BY.
Elegant new photographs at Schmidts.
Six photos 10 cents. Carveth. SS B'way.
For rent. modern house. 19 Sixth avenue.
Typography supplies. c. E. Alexander q
Co, 33 Broadway.
Wanted, lady for Office work. Address b.
Bee once, Council Blufs.
w. A. Maurer returned yesterday from a
months visit in New York city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Ross, yes
terdsy, twins. a son and daughter.
City Clerk II. c. Phillips yesterday
changed his residence from $40 First avenue
TO SIG First avenue.
Deputy City Marshal Lench Is on the sick
list and II is feared he Is threatened with
an attack of smallpox.
We are headquarters for glass Of all
kinds. See us before you buy. c. b. Paint,
Oil and Glass company.
Wanted Immediately, an experienced
Pookkeeper a few hours each day. Address
NJ, Bee office, Council BLUFFS.
Mayor Morgan was sufficiently recovered
from his recent attack OF the grip to be
able to be at his office yesterday.
The Danebo society will close its social
season Friday with q home talent play and
musical program to be given at Its hall,
Mrs. r. Devire, who was called here by
the recent death of her father. d. E. II.
Grimmelman, has returned to her home In
st. Louis.
Mrs. Julia Lyons, charged with being in
sane was yesterday to st. Ber-
nard's hospital by the Commissioners for
the Insane
Business Agent Raabe of the Trades and
Labor assembly is now engaged in effect
ing an organization OF the mason tenders
OF this city.
Word has been received here of the death
In Chicago of Adolph Samuelson. Mrs.
Samuelson was formerly Miss Rose Gold
stein of Council Bluffs.
j. G. Anderson took out a building per-
nit yesterday for the erection of a one anC
a half story frame cottage on the old Pierce
Street school property on East Broadway.
N q HnnanR urha hoe kaAn u, III
at the Woman's Christian Association hos
pital for several weeks, left yesterday for
companied as far as Chicago by Louis Or
cult.
Charles Test Stewart has purchased from
the Van Brunts of st. Joseph Vitesse, the
boat which was brought here to take the
Lake Manawa Challenge cup to the Mis-
souri, town, but failed. The Van Brunts
are having a new challenger built.
Superintendent w. n. Clifford of the
Council Bluffs schools has been selected as
one ~ the judges for the annual debate
between Morningside college OF Sioux city
Neb., to be held at Lincoln Friday night.
Harvey Neeley, colored, arrested OH com
plant OF his wife. who charged him with
threatening 20. shoot her, compromised
matters in Justice Carson's court yesterday
by paying the costs and secured his release
husband.
Miss Pool, who has been quarantined at
the new Female Emergency hospital on
aSEJunl OF smallpox VIII De uiSCnaFged
today. Miss Pool, who is a resident of
Omaha, was found to be suffering with
smallpox while visiting her mother, matron
at the Iowa School for the Deaf.
An information was filed I'm Justice
Ouren's court yesterday against w. J.
Haines by Il +. Clatterbuck, who charge
which 1t is alleged ne was not owner of,
Halnes furnished bonds In the sum of $500
and his hearing was set for March 2.
Hrs. Catherine Gilbert, aged SO years,
died Monday night at her bone, 73 Mill
street death being due to the infirmities of
old age. She leaves one son., one stepson
and one daughter. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the resi-
dence and burial will be in Fairview ceme-
terry.
Fred Bokemper, proprietor of the Senate
saloon on Broadway, who was charged with
keeping a disorderly place on the grounds
that he melted two of his patrons to engage
in a fight recently. was fined S. and costs
In police court yesterday. The fine was
subsequently remitted on Bokemper paying
the costs.
The receipts in the general fund at the
Christian Home last week were Sill. 80,
being $2.6l below the needs of the week and
Increasing the deficiency I'm this fund to
date to s451.04. In the managers fund the
receipts were i'll, being s24 below the needs
OF the week and Increasing the deficiency
TO 1915 In this fund to date.
David Mulcahey, who escaped last Friday
from the asylum In Lincoln, Neb., came to
Council BUNS to see hls three children,
who since the recent death OF their mother
are being cared for by relatives in this
city. Mulcahey was taken back to South
Omaha BY friends yesterday and from
there will be returned to the asylum.
The condition OF A. j. Stephenson at the
Woman's Christian Association hospital
last night was most critical and no hopes
were held out for his recovery. He was
sinking rapidly and his death was hourly
expected. His sons, c. e. Stephenson of
Chicago and DR.. A. V. Stephenson of Ger
ing, Neb., and daughter Ada of Chicago,
are here In response ID kilograms.
h greatest and most successful 're-
peater' last, and for two previous seasons,
that ever came from that house of musical
was the famous and favorite musical
comedy, The Telephone Girl" In the
metropolis II enjoyed a run OF something
like 800 nights. With a good, and II not
better cast than ever Il will be the attrac-
ton at the New theater next Friday even
ing.
The Power Behind the Throne a highly
successful romantic play, will be given al
the New theater tonight. Katherine Will
lard portrays the character of Aria,
daughter of a court musician, and her OPP
portunities are markedly strong. The scene
Is laid In an. Austrian province In the lat
ter part Of the eighteenth century, and the
story tells of the intrigues of the rival fac
lions In the petty court to obtain ascend.
gemen gives promise that the costumes
will be handsome and historically correct
and that the scenic settings will be mag.
nihcent and a prominent feature.