Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Drs Woodbury., dentists 30 Pearl street.
Morgan & Dickey for paint, oil and glass.
Furnished room for rent at 7l5 lst Ave.
Lefferts improved toric lenses give salts
faction.
Perry pictures" for school work. c. e.
Alexander. 1888 Broadway.
W. y. Illusions mare. Black KEto, threw
colt yesterday, by Clotawa
Regular summer session Western Iowa
college opens Monday, June ls.
The latest shades and patterns in wall
paper at Borwicks, 211 South Main.
Woodring Schmidt Undertaking Co, 2S
B'way, successors to Lunkley. Tel. S2s.
Duncan, % Main St, guarantees to do the
best shoe repair work. Give him a trlal'
Wanted-A competent COOK. references
required. 3O3 Willow Ave. Mrs Dick Stew
art.
knights and Ladies Of Security will give
a dance June II, Maccabee's hall Admls-
sion, 8c.
Henry Breuer and Ellen Smith, both Of
st. Louis, were married in TINS city yes
terday by Justice Gardiner.
jefferson c. Hunt, who was recently
paroled from St. Bernard's hospital, was
yesterday ordered discharged as cured.
The application of Mrs Frank Cunning
ham of Norfolk, Neb.. for the parole OF her
mother Mrs Mary L. Sunderlin, from the
! state asylum at Clarinda, was granted yes
terdas
The fire department was called by tele-
/ phone yesterday morning to the residence
! OF A, Asaznoe, S22 Park avenue, where a
| fractions gasoline stove had started an in
| cipieut blaze. The blaze was eNtlnguisheu
| without material damage.
Miss Mary Murphy, 6l5 Bluff street, died
| yesterday morning, aged % years; one
| neral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2
| o clock from St Francis Xaviers ; church
and burial will be in st. Joseph cemetery.
Have you money to burn? Most people
/ faa fhaafa VNgn FFNV NfNu NrTtl nj
! SO much by buying your nantes, burners
! and globes, etc, of us at Jobbers prices.
mowers sharpened. New Specially Manu-
| featuring company.
| Mayor Macrae has served notice on the
| Board Of Library Trustees TO place the side
| walks around the new Carnegie library
| building in proper condition. The board
| intends putting in new cement walks, but
| has delayed the matter until the mayor 8
| patience mas given out.
Howard Smith and Edith NJ. Porter, both
of Cedar Rapids, Neb., were maVfied in
this city YESTERDAY afternoon by Ss uce zee
! age and an orphan was provided "-.h the
! written and certified consent of her guar
| dian, Charles ID. Harper.
The funeral of the late Edward Kirk
! Patterson will be held this afternoon from
the residence OF ms parents, SOls PACING
| street, Omana. at o'clock. The remains
| will be placed temporarily in vault IN
| Forest Lawn cemetery and later taken to
| Aackensack, N J., for burial.
| County Treasurer Consigny yesterday be-
gan SUIT against c. e. Clifton, admins
| traitor of the estate of Nancy l. CrOnin
deceased, to recover $zi5 taxes claimed tc
| be due for the years 1900 ana 1904 inclusive
! on property omitted from the assessment
and discovered by the tax ferret.
| Earl Willette, an S-year-old boy who last
| November was implicated in the petty
thievlng from railroad cars, was yester.
day ordered committed to the industra
school at Eldora on complaint of hi:
mother. The lad was ordered committed
wnen before the court last November ou
later the order was suspended pending
good behavior.
]. +. Baker white, lineman in the EN-
ploy of the telephone company was ar
rested last night for aSsaultlng George
| Washington, a well known negro character
Baker and a friend were conversing IL
front OF the Revere house on Broadway
when Washington is said to have "butteC
in and Baker knocked him down. The af
fair attracted big crowd and caused quite
Baker was charged with disturbing th'
peace,
| Adolph Shumate, who claimed to haY,
! come TO Council Buns in search of light
work, was yesterday sent TO ST. Bernard
hospital by the police pending an investi
CATION into his sanity, which Will be hel'
! today. Shumate, who said he had recent.
! been living with a brother-in-law, Franz
1 Boganrief, at Hinton, Plymouth county
this state, entered the Grand hotel, wher
his action indicated that he was somewha
! unbalanced mentally and the police wer
! called. He admitted that at one time h
Cherokee.