Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-15
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MINOR MENTION,
Davis sells drugs.
'Leffert's glasSes fit.
6tockert aeila carpeta

Davis sells drugs
Lefferts glasses it.
Stockert sells carpets.
Don't miss Duncan's discount sale
Plumbing and Heating. Bixby & Son.
Big discount on shoes at Duncan's.
Drs. Woodbury.. dentists, 30 Pearl street
For rent, modern house, 723 Sixth avenue
Go to night school Western Iowa College.
. -. w. selby Of the county treasurer's Of
nee Is on the sick list
School drawing, practice and music pa
pers c. Il. Alexander, 33S B'way.
DIR. F. w. Houghton has been appointed
local surgeon for the Burlington railroad.
Mrs. Pesenstretcher, Si7 East Pierce
ltles yesterday as having smallpox.
:. The Ladies' Aid. society of st. Johns
english Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afteroon at 221 South Main street.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 William p. Haines, aged As, of Hot
Springs, s. D., and Frances s. Calfee, aged
30 OF jacksonville, Fla.
MISSOURI oak dry cordwood So q cord
cobs N,75 per load, shell bark hickory 81
per cord, delivered William Weich i6
North Main Telephone 12s
Charles Rove. whose husband died ~ at It
SfoHsbt Council exc Als EfSsS for &sR 6uaia 9Rf was
Owing TO the illness of Jessie Bartlett
Davis, the appearance, of the well known
Friday night az The New itheater under the
canum, has been postponed.
The severe. weather is responsible for an
Increased number Of applicants for lodg-
With but half OF the month gone, no less
than ibe sittnsrants have been afforded shell
ter at the city Jan this month.
AT the winter meedng of the Central
Whilst league. held Friday and Saturday of
last week in Topeka, y was decided to
city Augusta ard 8. The meeting, 1t is ex-
pected will be held at Lake Manawa,
To the cold weather is attributed the lack
Flower lniJsion, held yesterday afternoon
az the residence of Mrs. w. s. Rigdon on
Glen avenue. The election of officers was
postponed until the next meeting, to be
held February %.
The district court jury in the suit of s..
Cherniss against the motor company, in
by reason of hts delivery wagon and team
having been struck by. a car on South
First street, yesterday brought in a YER
dict for the defendant company.
William Lotus, alias w. H. Murray, in
sisted Monday night on establishing him
teurant on. broadway, contrary to the
wishes OF the proprietor. Yesterday morn
peace. ~ s ~ Il, ~
The receipts in the general fund of the
sss Being so sg % Below tbe amontef neeSs of tho
week and increasing che deficiency to
s2.sSl,3o In this fund to date. In the man
.
N1.25 below the needs of the week and in
creasing the, deficiency in this fund to
date to $34S.O0
Malcom Mckenzie, aged II years, died
yesterday at his residence, 526 Fourth
street, from heart trouble. His wife, three
sons, Robert OF Silver City, Ia, John of
OmatiR, aGharlest OF Living Springs, Ia, and
two daughters, Mrs. Nellie Lawson of Oak
land Ia, and Mrs. Viola Harsch of Mace
donia, Ia, survive him. Mr.. Mckenzie was
an old-time resident Of Pottawattamie
active farming AID moved to, this. city to
make his home.
Day & Hess, owners of the building at 122
South Main street, formerly occupied by
Morgan & Klein. which was badly dam
aged by fire, are planning to replace the old
building with q, ,two-stOry brick structure,
which will extend through from Main to
Pearl street The site has a frontage on
both streets of twenty feet and, according
to present plans, Day &. Hess will occupy
the lower floor OF the new building Archi-
ing and the old frame structure is being
torn down. .S ."t
A strap%ir giving the name of Ed Cole,
but whose right name is believed TO be
Levy Morical, If letters found on his per-
son beloug to him. is being held at the
city jail lor investigation The young man
has been disposing of clothing of various
sizes and descriptions at the local pawn
shops and when Questioned by the police
refused to say where he procured them.
Letters on him indicate that his home is
in Tippecanoe, Ind, and that he was re-
Gently in Des Moines. When arrested he
had with him a new coat and vest and an
overcoat. all of which were several sizes
small for him.