Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.

0NbNhcEN EGiAb CdIVGNas
Crayon enlarging, 3s Broadway.
For rent, storeroom. Z31 Main street
Expert watch repairing. Leffert, 400 BY.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. Neumayer.
Schmidts photos. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. T., p. Johnson of Fourth street is
visiting friends at Manchester, la.
Pictures and art vases for wedding gifts.
c. +. Alexander & Co, 1893 B'way.
Rev. Charles s. Zorbaugh of Cleveland Is
visiting his parents on Madison avenue,
Miss Carrie Koenig of Lemars, Ia, is the
guest of Miss Minnie Grote at her home on
East Broadway.
Mrs. II. w. Gray Of San Francisco is the
guest of Captain and Mrs. Williams OF
Washington avenue.
District court will not %reconvene until
Wednesday, when Judge Wheeler expects
to make a new assignment.
Robert Grass of the postof1ce clerical
force left Saturday TO spend a weeks Vaca-
tion at Tabor and Macedonia
II. j. Rosse is here from Clinton, Ia, on
account of the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Rosse of Ninth avenue.
Now is, the time 70 buy a plano at Bourt-
organ stands upon the building.
Mrs. w. ], Avery Of st; Paul, Mimi, is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. ana MIS- N.
w. Williams of Stutsman street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Head of Jefferson,
Ia, are visiting Mrs. Heads parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. c. Bonham of North Second
street.
Mrs. w. C. Unthank and Mrs. John
Mlthen left yesterday for Cedar Rapids.
called there Dy Lne QehIl OIL lueI uIlCASt
John Monihan.
Miss Nell Hollis left Saturday for a
months visit in the vest. She VII be a
through Yellowstone park.
Frank Badollet, who is a member of the
Philharmonic orchestra of Philadelphia, Is
YYa sd / h of & RaiTsn aven Me '"no MIS- ''S0
Mrs. II. A. Ballinger Of Willow avenue
will leave this morning for Des Moines
to attend the meeting OF the Iowa state
Sunday School association.
A meeting of the creditors of the Council
BlHffs Paint and !, oil SSomP PAM. 6 has w been Z
Mayna, referee in bankruptcy.
The real estate offices of the city have
afternoons during the summer months and
give their employees a half-honday.
We contract to keep public or private
sect Manufacturing company,
Council Bluffs, Ia Telephone F634.
Miss Anna ITrederickson, the returned
boon the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cut
Ter, has gone to her home in La Porte, Ind.
Mrs. Thomas Metcalf and daughter, Miss
Della, have gone to visit friends In Chi
cago and from there will go to Charlton.
lives.
The ball game yesterday afternoon at
Lake Manawa between the Eagles and Joe
Smiths OF the Tri-City league resulted In
a victory for the Joe Smiths by a score
For sale, the @. @. Rice fruit farm Of
sorty acres, two miles from courthouse in
Council Bluffs. For price and terms ad-
dress D. W. Otis. 1873 Pearl street, Council
Bluffs, Ia
Deputy Sheriff Baker is rapidly recover
Ing from wounds inflicted by young Mathe-
son at Weston a few weeks ago, and is
now able to be out of doors for a little
while each day.
The Danebro society celebrated the twen-
ty-nfth anniversary of the founding of the
order in Council Bluffs, Saturday night
with q banquet, followed by q dance In
ROYAL Arcanum hall. q
Miss Josephine Shea, a teacher in the
city schools. has been appointed to a posi-,
Manila, p, l., and will leave shortly for the
Philippines to assume her duties there.
nection with the Citizens Gas and Electric
company and witt. Mrs. Friedman VIII re,
turn Tuesday to New YORK, where ne VII
resume his place with Street, Wyckes q
Word was received here yesterday thai
John Beno, who recently underwent a Sc
pital, was progressing nicely and that ht
expects to be able to return to his home
in this city.
Miss Helen Robinson, Miss Margare
Bixby and Miss Helene Bixby VIII leay'
tomorrow for Red oak where they WI
be members of a house party TO De giXeI
b. Miss Helen Rogers, daughter OF DR.
and Mrs. Rogers.
Robert Swaine, who has completed hi
freshman year in the Iowa State university
is home to spend the summer with M
parents, Mr.: and Mrs; Charles swainei od III
Van der Zee Of Sioux Center, who will b
his guest.
There was a report yesterday afternoon
that a woman with a babe in her ARM
had thrown herself into the Missouri neal
the bridge. No one could b.
found. however, who had seen the woman
and the report could not be verified, Thu
bridge tender knew nothing about it
AS a result of the killing Of Mrs. jan
crossing on Avenue b an effort viii be mad
to have the city council to order the com
pany to maintain a hagman there. TIT
crossing is considered dangerous and sew
eral accidents resulting in three or fou
deaths have happened there.
The city council will meet In adJournet
session tonight, when II is expected to TAX
some action in the matter of the pavini
proposed to be done this year. 1t Is ais
action on the recommendation of the Boar
of Health TO have a number OF low lynn
lots which are full Of stagnant water and
menace to the public health filled an
brought 10 grade.
DIR. and Mrs. A. p. Hanchett left las
evening for Boston to attend the com
mencement exercises at Harvard university
their son, Mac being a member or tn
graduating class. Or. Hanchett will the
attend the American Institute of Homeo
patty and during July DR.. and Mrs. Han
chett and their two sons, Mac and ALFRED
will sail for Italy, from which point the
will make a tour of Europe expecting I
return home about the middle of Septem
Der. Alfred Hanchett has gone to Williams
ments for entering Williams college o
his return from Europe. He Will join nj
parents in Boston.