Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once. 10 Pearl st. Tel.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.


Davis sells drugs
Stockert sells carpets.
Plumbing and heating Bixby & Son.
Drs. woodbury., dentists. 20 Pearl street.
woodring-Schmidt. undertakers. Tel. 500.
Lsfert's improved toric lenses give salts
faction.
Get your wall paper at II. Borwick's. 211
South Main Te' 6s3
Ttgredia temple. Rathbone Sisters, will
meet Friday evening.
New classes in Western iowa college
Monday, October 30. Enroll then.
Farms for sale all sizes easy terms
Squire a Anrls. Council BLUFFS, la.
Fryer Printing Co.. 80 Main. Tel. POS. Let
us figure on your hext order Of printing
Pictures make ideal wedding gifts. See
them al Alexander's Art store 338 Bway.
The Roosevelt club will give a dance
saturday evening az the GA. h Han there
r. J. O'Brien, inspector OF transporta-
tiOn for the Wabash railroad with head
quarters in St Louis, was in the city yes
terday visiting the local office.
Bert d. Munshaw of Omaha and Addie
Hagarty of South Omaha were married
Field performing the ceremony.
County Treasurer Consgny will hold the
annual tax sale OF delinquent property the
first Monday In December and the Office
force Is busy preparing the lists
John Brady of Dunlap, Ia, a patient at
ST. Demands hospital since August 1871,
died yesterday afternoon The body VIII
Abe Lincoln Woman's Relief corps will
meet IN regular session Friday afternoon
in Grand Army hall. AS this is the last
meeting before the convention full az
tendance is desired.
Complaint was made to the police yester-
day that dog belonging to Thomas Car
roll, 1924 Avenue Is, had bitten the young
son of James Meek, the veteran motorman.
Mathew the 7-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs n. w. Culbert, 357 North First street,
died Yesterday morning from diphtheria.
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon,
burial being In Fairview cemetery.
Robert Vroomer, charged with disturbing
the peace of the PentecOstal mission n
West Broadway last Sunday evening, Sc
cured a continuance Of his case in police
court yesterday morning until November q.
George w. Jones OF Oak Park, ILL.,, editor
LEGATION, is in the city visiting the schools
and win attend the opening meeting this
evening Of the Southwestern Iowa Teachers
association annual convention.
Following the Mayne-Hill wedding al
which she was one of the bridesmaids
Tuesday evening, Miss Bessie Beno left for
Grand Island, Neb., where she acted III a
similar capacity Wednesday morning at the
wedding of friend.
Deputy City Marshal Charles Crum. while
cleaning his horse in the police barn yester
day morning was kicked on the knee by
the animal owing to the manner I'm which
the injured member was swollen City Phys
ician FINLEY unable to determine
whether the knee cap was fractured. Crum
Il Is expected, will be laid up for severa
weeks.
Word has been received by the Burlington
4 railroad that Thomas Cunningham, who
! mysteriusly disappeared from train while
en- route from St. Joseph to this city, haC
left the train at Hamburg to procure some
thing to eat and had been left behind
Cunningham started to walk to Council
Bluffs and had been traced as far as Bart
lett, Ia, where he was seen Monday night
The search for the missing man is still
being kept up.
The stranger who was found unconscious
few mornings ago on West Broadway re
vived sufficiently yesterday morning at st
Demands hospital to be able to tell tina
his name was John Merkel and that hi
home was in Fosbach, Germany, and tina
he had no relatives in this country. He haC
been working on a farm before coming 4
Council BUNS but he could not remembe
whehe. He claims to have had $50 wheI
he reached this city and the police hav
little doubt but that he was drugged an,
robbed.
NlfYs Plumbing Co Tel. $50 Night, L6sS