Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-03
Council Bluffs


Joseph Nusser filed, yesterday in the dis
tTict court, an appeal from the condemna-
ton award dor 5.32 acres OF his land taken
as right-of-way for the Iowa & Omaha
Short Line. The sheriffs jury awarded
Nusser S945 for the land.
The fire department was called at $50
o'clock yesterday morning to the Rock Is
land round house where fire had started
IN a big pile of baled shavings. The blaz re
was eXtinguished without damage to the
round house or its contents.
Harry NJ. Brown, clerk Of the district
court; J. J. Hughes, secretary OF the Board
Larsen and p. J. Mcbride Of the City
National bank will leave Wednesday for a
weeks duck shooting near McPaul.
The Pottawattamie Indians of the
county court house and a team from the
ranks Of the real estate men of the city
VIII contest for honors on the indoor base
ball diamond this evening at the Young
Mems Christian association gymnasium.
Clarence Vieldt, who took on a load of
fighting whisky Saturday night and started
q rough house at the home of his mother,
at Twenty-eighth street and Broadway,
was given ten days in Jail by Police Judge
his left leg while attempting to board a
street car at Broadway and Eleventh street
last evening. He was taken to the Ed
mundson hospital In the city ambulance.
lie is not seriously hurt.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME-I ave Sc
| cured exclusive sale of four or five small
homes near the Goth Avenue school and
can sell them for from 5000 to $500 each.
$50 down and the balance In monthly
! payments. See me at once. George q.
/ Clark, Is Pearl St, Tel. ia.
! Jesse j. Collar and James r. Wilhelm,
the young men arrested sunday morning
at the State hotel on South Main street on
the charge OF enticing two girls, each under
the age of 16, from their homes in Glen
wood, were released yesterday morning by
order of the county attorney of Mills
county.
~ An. ubo tntorforoa r,itL potroI-
man Philbrook Saturday night when the
officer was arresting a drunken man, and
received a couple of raps over the head
from the policeman's billy, was fined &
and costs In police court yesterday. Allen
spent Sunday I'm Mercy hospital and APP
peared in police court yesterday with his
head in bandages.
Miss Jennie Smith, railroad organizer OF
the national Woman's Christian Temper
ance union, who will lecture this evening
at the Fifth Avenue Methodist church. Is
well known in this city, as she worked
as an evangelist In the Fifth avenue
church some years ago. The lecture Il
free TO all. and railroad men are especially
invited to attend.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the People,
Savings bank Of Avooa. Ia, were filed To-
record yesterday. The incorporators arr
Caleb Smith, Or. d. F. Emmert Ino y
~Shuttleworth, Christ V. Rock and r.. J
Karstens, all well known citizens Of
Avoca. The new bank started with a cap
ital stock of $4,000. The officers arr
President, Caleb Smith, vice president, DR.
Emmert; cashier. r. J. Karsten.
Physical Director Pierson Of the Youni
Mems Christian association will inau u
cate this week cross-cOuntry running
paper chasing and other forms of outdoo
exercise among the school boys OF tn
city. The first run will be held this after
noon, when a number OF high school boy
win cover a three-mlle course through tn
country in a hare and hound chase.
Charging his wife with treating him con
%tinuuusly i'm a cruel and inhuman manner
Charles Nj. Mckinley filed suit yesterda!
for divorce from LourenR l. Mckinley I
whom he WAS married in this city Mach 2S
1898. Mckinley also makes statutor.
charges against the defendant. He ask
to be awarded the custody of their tire
minor children and that the title TO tn
homestead be decreed to him.
Mrs. Margaret Jane Bell, aged 81 years
died yesterday morning at her home, 13l
Seventh avenue, after an Illness OF fiv
weeks. She leaves besides her husband
George Bell. four daughters and three sons
The funeral will be held Wednesday after