Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Crayon charging, 3OS Broadway.
Expert watch repairing. Lenert. 400 BY.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. Neumayer.
Fine lamp, worth 81, free. ASK Howe SlO
Broadway. -.
Mrs. w. s. Burbank and daughter left
Thursday for San Francisco.
Pictures and art novelties for graduation
Rifts. Alexander a. Co, 1888 Broadway.
Peal estate I'm all parts of the city for
sale. Thomas T.. Casady. 20 Pearl street.
J. ID. Johnson is confined to his home
with a severe carbuncle on the oack VI
his neck.
The lumber yards Of the city have agreed
to close Saturdays at l o'clock during July
and August.
Before papering your rooms we want TO
show you our elegant lyO3 designs - d.
Paint, on and Glass company.
Crescent lodge No. 652, Independent ORDER
of odd Fellows. will celebrate the tourth
OF July at Reels grove All Oao Fellows
are invited.
The bankers of Group l Of the Iowa
state Bankers association are now, plan
ming on holding their meeting III thiS S''
about June Is to Is.
Miss Irolene DYE Of Macedonia is a guest
during the week of Miss Alga Smitn, a
member Of the graduating class Oh 'no
Council Bluffs High school.
We contract to keep public or private
houses free from reaches by the year. IN
sect Exterminator Manufacturing company
GOunGH blNIEa Id A6A1EAANAN Il
G. r. ockwe has gone to New YORK
10 take the government examination 1oT
appointment as civil engineer IN the navy
The examination opens on MohuaS'
All those who are to take part IN the
'Deestrick Skule' to be given by Grace
church are requested to be present az Sia,
sonic hall this evening and Monday evening
at q o'clock.
Henry Newland and Mrs. Mary Ann
Benedict were discharged in Justice Ouren :
court yesterday morning. They mao =
adultery preferred by Mrs. Benedicts nus
band.
Arthur. the 5-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Nelson, 1909 south Ele ntaht
The funeral will take place from the resI
dcnce at . O'Clock. this afternoon rev
Reichenbach officiating.
w. II. Brown of this city has receives
word from his son, w. L. Brown, That ms
home at Armourdale, Kan. was wasneo
away and destroyed in the flood there. Mr;
1Toxn and the members of his household
escaped without injury. Mr. Brown Tor
meriy resided in Council Bluns'
The case against James Alexander Rich.
ardson, who was arrested a few days age
on information filed by his. mother-in-law
charging him with assaulting, ms wire
was called for hearing IN J9stice 0urSen
appear and the matter is thus pending.
Members of Encampment No. s, Unior
Veteran Legion, are ordered 10 meet a
noon at 2 O'Clock to attend the funeral o.
Comrade Rice. All old soldiers and sailors
are requested TO meet at the same time
and place. John M. Harden, colonel; L
Sherwood, adjutant.
A number of the dentists of the city hav'
decided on the organization OF q dentists
club. One or two informal meetings nav
already been held and II is the intention
TO formally organize and elect of1cer'
some time next week. The object OF IN
organization is twofold, protection in tn
matter of prices and the Ike and socia
enjoyment.
owing to the fact that President Hes
Of the Board of Education was absent iron
the city until after the graduating exercise
Friday evening, the graduates recsive'
their diplomas without his slgnature IN
afterward and he now announces that the
have been signed by President Hess an
may be had by the graduates today at III
office. -,
Mrs. M. e. sprague. aged 70 years die,
OF heart failure at her home az Ls IN
after an illness Of two weeks. Mrs. Spragu
had lived In. Council BUNS sixteen year,
coming here from Glenwood. She leave
two sons, c. c.. and r. n. sprague, an
a laughter Mrs. w. L. Baker. all resldlnl
in this city. The funeral will take piac
from The residence at $3.50 Sunday after
neon.
William Rice, aged T3 years. died Q
Rrirht's disease at his home at ZiV5 tOurI
avenue yesterday morning, after an ZINES
OF two months, The DECEASED served !
the union army during the civil war n
and Mrs. s. j. Beckwith. The funeral WI
take place from the corner OF Twenty-seN
enth street and Broadway SUNDAY aIteI
noon at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Rice was a mempe
OF -Encampment No. 8, Union Netera
Legion.