COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MHVMO.V.
JIINOIl . .
bavin nelln drups
' ' and fattens.
Moore' * fond kill's norms
Uudwclser beer L notcnfcldt , nRcnt.
Victor hot water heaters at nixby's.
Kttcp undertaker , 28 I'earl street.
C I ) Jnoqupmln K. Co . Jewelers and op-
llchns. 27 South Mnln street.
There vvlM tic a special mcctlnR of Augusta
grove tomorrow afternoon at Woodman halt
Isaac DirkcrBOnlco president of the de
funct Coin County National hank of Atlantic ,
toad In the city yesterday.
( icorgo Itldcnour and Hannah n Hrennc-
Jnan , both of Omaha , wore married In this
city yesterday , Justice Vlen officiating.
Metvln Uavls of Davenport nnd lena
I"razlcr of Missouri Valley were married
Lero yesterday , Justice Kcrrlcr officiating.
Olc Ilnsmusacn secured a building permit
yesterday for a two-dtory frame ndilltlon to
Ills residence at 718 Mill ctrcet to cost $300.
1'rof Thomas of the High school faculty
fctl yesterday for Chicago , where he will
lake a postgraduate ' ourwe In chemistry and
I > hf > Ics
Mrs M I < nralnard of Chicago will deliver
under the aim-
liver a lecture this evening
jjli'es of the Theosophlcal society on "The
itcsurrcctlon of the Christ "
Mrs. Maria Kgholm , wife of Chris J. Eg-
liolm , died yesterday afternoon at her homo ,
2,000 South Tenth street , of consumption ,
ngcd 37 years. Bho leaves a husband and one
pen Thfl cltjr Improvement committee of the
Council Bluffs Woman's club Is circulating a
petition among the business man of the city
for Sunday closing. The petition BO fa- has
1)ccn ) signed by many of the leading houses
in the city.
Fremont
When Detective Weir arrived at
JVIday ho discovered that the man tinder
nrrcst there was not D. 13. Clark , wanted
lierc for the larceny of $55 from James
Kelly , hut H brother , M. B Clark. The
ofllrrr returned > c terday mornliic.
rrcd 1' T Iludlgcr and Mrs Orace H
Illeli , both of Omaha , were married In tl.ls
rlty yesterday. The ceremony was per
formed by Justice Vlen. The groom Is a
ncll known cmplojo In the onice of the
Cudahy Packing company In South Omaha.
J U. McCandlcss tiled original notice of
unit yesterday In the district court against
3" L Ingorsoll of this city for damages In
the mini of $3,000. McCandlcss aKege that
Ingersoll sold him on September 27 of last
year a sheep that was diseased nnd that the
disease contaminated other sheop.
Clerk of the District Court Reed an
nounces that the Fourth of July being quar
terly ponhlon day ho will keep his office
open from 8 to 10 o'clock In the mornlns lor
the convenience of persons drawing pensloiib
lor the purpose of executing vouchers , lac
office will bo cloiscd promptly at 10 o'clock.
Alonzo lllgley , 10 years of age , was ar-
rcbted yesterday on an Information filed In
Justlre VIon'B court by Mis. Mary Counch cf
& 21 South Sixth street , who charged him
savings bank containing ? 5
v\lth stealing a
pennies. Alonzo will have n hearing Monday
anornlng. Meantime ho has been released in
Ihc custody of his father.
TUc case against A. C. Mcado , foreman of
the grading camp of Flick k Johnbon , the
Utirllugton contractors , charged -with having
lor use oleomargarine colored to Imitate butter
'
Justice I'cr-
before
for hearing
ter , came up
ller yesterday. The matter was disposed of
ths dt-
iu , in the former cases by allowing
fcndant to put up a cash bond of $40 , which
t\lll ho forfeited.
and a party of friends
C. M. Trephagen
went to Careen yesterday , where they gave
entertainment for the benefit of a small
nn
boy of that town who Is afflicted with spinal
who participated were :
trouble. ThobC
Mr. Trephagen , Prof. A. S. Uoo of Omaha ,
i Messrs. Seailes , Woodward nnd McPhcrson ,
Mrs. Cook of Omaha. Francis McMillcn nnd
Margaret Stephan , the clever little amateur
nrtlsts , and Prof. Dcr Jlurti of Carson.
* John Murray has been bound over to the
Krnud jury on the charge of assaulting Al-
, * ' tocrt Jensen with Intent to commit great
1 Imdlly harm. Doth men work on the Illi
nois Central grade and became Involved in a
ownership of a shovel.
* > l dispute as to the
$ ' Murray struck Jensen on the head with the
ul shovel , inflicting a fearful wound. It is be
lieved that Jensen will lose the sight of one
. Murray In default of bail Is languishing
in eye. the county Jail , whllo the victim of " his as- '
r-ault is being attended to at the "Woman's
-
Christian Association hospital.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry , 721 Broadway. 'Phono 167.
Davis Bells the beat soda water.
fi.osD OK rmn couvrv I\STITUTE. :
APIT Mrlliud of Conilnotlnur Cln os
\ lrclnnltli Unit omul I'ltvor.
The week's session of the County Teach-
bra' InBtltuto in this city was brought to a
close jcsterday morning. The new plan of
conducting the Institute this year has met
> VN Ith the unanimous approval of the teachers
attending , and they all feel that the ecs-
Bleu Just closed has been one of the moat
successful ever held in the county. Dr.
Movvry In bis closing remarks Bald :
"In closing my work hero I want to add
u word about the Institute. When I came
nmoug 3 OH I euid frankly that I did not
know whether I should find you bright and
Intelligent , but I am prepared to say now
Iu a spirit of candor and sincerity that your
bright Intelligent faces have convinced me
that you have a full understanding and com-
jirchcnslon of the work. As to the In-
Etltute , 1 may bay with equal candor and
Blneerlty that the working plan of it has
been most successful and that I have never
worked In an institute that moved along
with such smoothness and clockwork regu
larity. "
Scientific optician , Wollmau. 409 Br'dwajr.
Davis eclls paint.
Itppnrt of City Ml Hi Inn | > PCor ,
Slatn Dairy Commissioner Norton has no-
tilled W. A. Oronoweg , city milk Inspector ,
that all milk permits now Issued expire on
July 4 and all city milk dealers selling
milk after that date without securing a
fresh permit from the dairy commissioner
nt Des Moincs will be subject to the pen
alties provided by law. Inspector Groneweg
icportH that ho far he has found no adul
terations In the milk sold In this city.
'J'ho test for the month of June shows the
following percentage Mrs. 8. Marquard ,
P.10. f'onk & . Co. . 345 ; II Leonard , 350 ; P.
J. Arnold , 360 ; C. Shoj er , SSO ; Ingersoll
Jlros . 500 , ! ' Peterson * 4'tO ' , C K VanAtta ,
No. 2 , 3S5. Jorfpph Jrnson , 3M > ; W. W. Bakor.
360. J Hay , 450 ; N. Johnson. 450 ; J. T.
Clark , .fiO , K. Hasdale , 380 ; Boal Bros , 400 ;
A C KlItivNorth , 430 ; J. Ilemmlngson , 340 ;
O ApplPqulst , 340 ; H. Allrn , 8.6 ; Johnson
Uros , : fCO ; C. E. VanAtta , No , 1 , 390 ; T. B ,
"Wok-nit , 3 5 ; Q. Budurthu , 500 ; A. J. Hutchinson -
inson , 100 ; It. Jcpson , 4f > 0 ,
J.ovvest prices , easy terms. The beat and
Jaigrst stock of ptunos at Swailbon Music
company , Mueonlo Temple.
HcuI IXutr Trnimfcra.
The following transfers were tiled yester
day In the abstract , title uncl loan odlce of
J W. Squire , 101 Peorl street :
aillHH J. Quirk and wCfc rt at to Wll-
lUm S. Quick , nvv'i ntt 25-75-43.
< l i 'I . . . . $ 1
Oils HlnilsliH iinil ulfn to It 11 Mov
enbfrg part lot t > , block 3 , lii > llsa'
.icld. v(1 2.000
Biiulll Hrolher * to 1) It l nch , lot 6 ,
iloik 1 Oakland , w d 600
J' , H llebbcln nnd wife to trustees
Avooa UfMUig Vereln , noi4 block 6J ,
Allen d rook' * add , vv d . . . . 175
TIIHtha Ann llainnioik nnd hualMiid
to Miltl M. 8iott , P' , 5S ( except 4'4
ncrt'B ) . Hvv'4 nvv'4 nnd nvv'iv'i 27
except 4 acres ) and ull foutli und
vv hi of river , mvVi nw1 * 27r74-40 ,
vv d. . , . . . . . . . . . 20,676
Total , live transfer
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT
l''uv r l.ouni'il ( In ,
ii.
I'uurl btrciM , Council UluCU , lotrn.
INVOKES AID OF THE COURT
Oashier Hannan Brings Bait Againit the
Board of Education.
DEMANDS THAT BONDS BE ISSUED TO HIM
A U tor n. Writ of Mnnilmnnw nnil
JnilKinoiU AmilnM IHrrot ir lor
iicll o llcnr Cn p.
school site is Involving
The new High
of Education In
the Board
volving
the members
and
no end of litigation
lawsuit on their
have another
now
hands to contend with. The First National
II. Han-
Charles
cashier
,
bank , through its
the district court
In
brought nn action
nan ,
School
yesterday against the Independent
Board of
of the
district and the members
Education to compel them to Issue to him
the $67,000 High schoof bands Ho asks
them to
compelling
for a writ of mandamus
Issue the bonds and Judge Smith ordered an
alternative writ requiring the board to Issue
the bonds or else show cause why they
should not. Judge Smith U unwilling , owing
to his residence in this city , to hear the
case , and at his renuest Judge Thornclt will
Wednesday morning at 9:30 :
do so next
o'clock. In addition to asking for a writ of
mandamus. Hannan asks for a Judgment
against the board for $250 damages , whlen
he alleges he has suffered by reason of the
failure and refusal of the defendants to Issue
the bonds as required by law and the con
tract entered Into between the bank and
the district for the sale and purchase of the
bonds. In his petition Hannan sets forth
the history of the bond Issue and recites
the fact that his bid of $68,621.40 was the
highest and best and that under the con
tract of sale the bonds were to be Issued
by July of this year.
President Sims , when he was served with
a notice of the writ , Issued a call for a
special meeting of the board to bo held
Monday afternoon at 230. when some line
of action win be determined upon , but if the
members remain In the same frame of mind
that they wore In yesterday no attempt to
Issue the bonds will be made until the court
directs the board to do so.
Write Younkerman & Co for prices on
berry boxes and grape baskets.
S M. Williamson , 106 South Main ( street ,
makes a specialty of repairing bicycles and
sewing machines.
SOCIUTV IN COUNCIL IIMJI'TS.
Tint AVontlipr Cnunpn n Opitprnl Kxoilnn
to thp Summer Itesnrtn.
'Mrs. Loulo Zurmuehlen nnd Miss Gertrude
Bennett entertained at cards on Tuesday aft
ernoon at the homo of the latter. In hotiT
of Mrs. Graham Davis of Chicago The
house was handsomely decorated In pink
carnations and the color srheme was car
ried out in the elaborate refreshments
served. The first prize was won by Mrs.
John , Davis and the second by Mrs. Shu-
gart. About sixty guests were entertained.
Master Carl and Miss Kthel Webt enter
tained about fifty guests very charmingly
on Wednesday evening at a garden party.
The lawn was gay with flags and Japanese
lanterns. The dining room had been cleared
during the evening and dancing was enjoyed
by the little people. Mlsa Blanche Craig of
Omaha and Miss A < la Dalley assisted In efn-
tortalnlng.
Miss Nellie Keller entertained on Mon
day evening In honor of Miss Margaret
Kemp and Miss Edith Martin of Grlsvvold ,
la.
'Mr. ' W. t. . Dudley entertained at dinner
on Wednesday evening at his home Messrs.
Ralph Williams , Charley Bradley , Rlckman ,
Travis , Henry Van Brunt , Joe Smith , Ter-
wllllgeh and Dr. Jennings. The table was
prettily decorated with ferns and pink car
nations. During the evening crlbbagc was ,
enjoyed.
Two very pretty 1-o'clock luncheons were
Klven during the week by Miss Nina Meyers
On Tuesday sixteen guests were entertained
and the decorations were In pink and white
On Thursday the guests numbered fourteen
Fcrna and daisies wore tastefully combined
In the decorations.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Rohrer en
tertained charmingly at tea In honor of Miss
Bull. The decorations in pink and white
were exceedingly dainty. The guests num
bered twelve.
Mrs. E. C. Shepard entertained a num
ber of friends on Saturday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Graham Davis
Very pretty indeed were the pink lunch-
cons given Wednesday and Thursday at 1
3'clock by 'Mrs. ' W. L. Douglas In honor
Df her sister , Mrs. Coppock of Mason City ,
to. , and of Miss Draper of Washington.
D. C. Twelve guests were entertained each
lay. Pink roses were usrtl in profusion
In decorating , and the color scheme was
: arried out perfectly throughout.
The children of St. Paul's Sunday school
picnicked Wednesday at Lake Manawa.
During the afternoon concert In the pavilion
ibout a dozen of the llttlo folks , on Invita
tion of Manager Mooser , presented a < Hko
walk on the stage and were loudly ap
plauded. The cake was awarded to the lit
tie 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs
David Stubbs.
Mr. William Whitney nnd Miss Lena n
Fulmor wpro married Tuesday evening ai
8'30 o'clock at the homo of the bildo's par
entH , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I'ulmer , 150 (
Ninth avenue. Rev. Snydcr performed tin
ceremony. The brldo was pretty In a gowr
of gray cloth with trimmings of whlto satin
In her Iialr and tiodkn aho wore w"hlto car
nations. Mrs. Shtflhono , sister of the brldo
was matron of honor , and Mr. Shellhom
acted as best man. After the ceremony i
repast was served In the dining room. Thi
house was decorated with cut flowers. Rela-
atlves only were present. Mr. and Mrs
Whitney will bo at homo at Nlntli street aik
Sixteenth avenue. ,
Little Miss Bessie Sherlock was tendered
a very pleasant surprise party last Tucbdaj
afternoon at the homo of her parents , Mr
and Mrs R. Sherlock , by a number of hci
playmates , Those In the conspiracy were
Addle Vnncy. Hazel Yancy. Clara Bonliam
Klsle Urotherton , Emma Ducher , Loda Ham
ilton , George Westley and Charles BencdIU
Mrs. Grctz r entertained Thursday In
honor of Miss CarrieLubert , Miss Nellie Me.
Masters , Mlsa Km ma Hanner and Miss Anna
Johnson , a quartet of tcachera who wore en-
joulB from Sioux City to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Anna Gary and Mr. James Peterson ,
both of this city , were married In Omah.i
Thursday evening , Ilev. Newton Mann ofllcl-
atlng Mr. and Mrs. Peterson left Friday foi
an oxionikxl bridal tour In the east , vvhlil ;
will last soM > riil months.
The joung women of the Pedalers. ' W'heel '
club were entertained last evening b > Miss
Ilekslo Huntlngton at her home on Mjnatei
street.
Thursday evening the musical auxiliary ol
the Council muffs Woman's club , under the
management of Miss Julia Officer , gave every
very pleasing concert and drill nt the Iloyal
Arcanum hall. The program was as follows :
Selections for Mollu , cornet and piano , Wha-
loy trio ; song , Mr Montforth , song , MU
Wilson ; dramatic reading , Mies Bailey , with
musical accompaniment bjUFS Schurz ,
piano solo , Miss Oll\e Klrkputrlck mg ,
Mr Montfort , accompanists , Miss OflUer ami
Miss GleaHon 'Hie Columbia < irlll by
twentj-four llttlo glrlt , wih | Master Tony
Laustrop an leader , vvas exceedingly pretty.
Miss Edith Bonhnm and Mr. James li.
Mable surprised their friends by being
quietly married last Tuesday across the
river. They returned homo Thursday nnd
were serenaded at the Donham residence on
Oakland avenue by the Harmonle quartet
and other friends
Mr. and Airs W. L. Douglas will enter
tain a house party next week ,
Miss Wilson and Mr. .Dlldtno . , both of
Sioux Clt > , are expected Monday.
'Mr. ' nnd Mrs Albert Smith of Eighth
avenue entertained a few friends Informally
on Wednesday evening.
MKs Ma > me O'Donnell returned Friday
from Colorado Springs , where she has been
visiting her uncle , Mr. Shccdy.
.Mr nnd Mrs R H Bloomer have gene
to California for a couple of months
Mrs A W Rlckman , her son Georcg and
daughter Martha , spent last week as the
guests of Mr and Mrs John H. Plumcr
on their farm.
Mrs. Joel Stewart hag returned from her
trip to Canada.
Miss Hazel Drake Is visiting relatives in
Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Barker have ns their
guests Mrs. J. C. Hartman of Creston.
Mr. and Mrs. Trccman Reed of First
avenue arc entertaining the former's sister ,
Mrs. Randall of Knoxvllle. Tenn.
'Mr. ' and Mrs. Torrey Everett have ar
rived , to spend the summer with Mrs.
Horace Everett
( Mrs. W L. Douglas is entertaining her
mother , Mrs. A S Wilson , and sister , Mrs.
James A Jackson of Sioux City.
Mr and Mrs William 11. Crary spent sev
eral da > s of last week In this city at the
Grand ,
Miss Margaret O'Neill attended the Case-
Rooney wedding In Red Oak last week.
7\lr. P. S. Dawson and his daughter-in-
law , Mrs W. E. Dawson , are visiting In
Des Moincs ,
Mr. N. W. Williams left Thursday for
Montpoller , Ida. , on a visit to relatives.
'Mr. ' and Mrs J C. Schermorhorn enter
tained last week Miss Ida Klrkwood of Des
Molnes
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Atkins , Dr Lacey and
. 'jr loft Thursday evening for
T. B. Latey , ,
Spirit Lake , where they will be Joined by
Mr. and Mrs Henry Surnncr of Chicago.
Mrs Richard Cochran nnd Miss Maud
Cochran of Washington avenue left Wednes
day for Colorado Springs , where they will
be the guesta of Mrs. J W Dlxon , who Is
spending the summer In Colorado for her
health ,
'Miss ' Teoale Coyne , who has tieen teaching
In Colorado Springs , is expected home this
week to spend the summer.
'Mr. ' Halph Wllllaim has gone to Denver ,
Colo. , this week , where ho will Join Mrs
Williams , who has been'sojourning there for
her health. Before returning home they
will spend a couple of weeks at Buffalo
Gap
iMlso Margaret Sherman leaves todav for
Madison , WIs.where she will study at the
special school for librarians.
'Mrs ' J B. Rlshel and family are vlstilug
relatives In Lewis , la.
'Miss ' Nellie Haworth Is visiting friends
n Crete , Neb
iMr. Harry Cavln has gene to Spirit Lake
o spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Kate Ruffcorn left Wcdnpsday to
ipend the summer with her sister , Mre.
fames F. Marshall , nt Salt Lake City.
Mire Caroline Dodge left Thursday for
Boston , Mass. , and other eastern points.
iMr. and 'Mrs. H. Ouren of Fourth street
ire visiting In Salt Lake. Before returning
lomo they w 111 spend sev era ! w eeks at Col-
irado Springs and Manltou.
Mr. and iMrs. Fred H. Miller have taken
ipartments nt 805 First avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoon of Fourth ave-
nie aio entertaining their daughter , Mrs
fan Nostrand of Omaha.
Mrs. S. G. iMumma of Fourth street left
Tuesday for an extended visit with friends
n Colorado. She was accompanied by her
lister , Jliss Ruby Noel.
.Mr. . and Mrs E. C. Smith are sojourn-
ng at Hot Springs , S. D.
Miss Harriett Draper of Washington , D
3. , Is the gueot of Jlr. and Mrs. W. L.
Jotiglas.
E. Walters are en-
'Mr ' and 'Mrs. ' Charles
ertalnlng 'Miss ' Bertha D. Smith of Des
Uolnes.
Miss Minnie Williamson leaves today for
Salt Lake to spend the bummer.
iMr. and Mrs. O. Ewall had as their guest
nst week their niece , Mrs. Bert Hill of Den-
son Mrs X. P. Dodge and daughter Ellen are
where they will re-
low lu Paris , France ,
naln for two months.
Mrs. W H. Smith of Mill street Is en-
oylng a visit from her sister ' , Miss Lirzio
. .eea of Papllllon , Neb. .
Miss Kate Connors and Miss Mary Gar-
Ity arc visiting friends in Glnnoway Mound ,
Mo.
Mo.Mr. . nnd Mrs E J. Abbott entertained last
, veek Mr and Mrs. James J. Gochenour of
* ed Oak.
Miss Mabel Bloomer , eldest daughter of
\\r \ \ and Mrs. Edward D. Bloomer , formerly
if this cltvab married iccently In Mesa ,
\ . T. , to Mr. Jesse Hill.
Miss Mary Rogers Is visiting relatives
n Dubuquc.
Mr. H. H. Van Brunt and family left
rosterday for Madison Lake , Wls. , where
hey will spend the summer.
Miss Gr.ice Beebe leaves this week for
Denver Colo. , to spend the summer.
Mrs , Mark Williams and bon , Howard , are
Isltlng In Minneapolis.
Mrs. N. M. Pusey nnd llttlo daughter left
Wednesday to spend the summer with rela
tives In Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Frank HoweH have gone to
Joplln , Mo , , where the expect to make their
future home.
Miss Blchprt and Mr. Robert Blchcrt. of
Elmwood , Neb , were the guests last week
of .Mr and Mis. Henry Paschei and family
of Willow avenue.
Mr. J W Keller has gone to Colorado
Springs for a brief sojourn.
Mrs Frank W. Hall and son Robert left
Tuesday for Hot Springs , S. D.
Mrs. Denver Smith and children arc spend
ing a couple of months with friends and
relatives at Burlington , la
Mrs. Giaham Davis of Chicago is the
gucbt of Miss Bennett and Mrs. Zurmuehlcn ,
Jr.
Mrs. A. T. Elwell and family of Willow
avenue are visiting relatives In Towa City
Miss Myrtle Carter is visiting In State
Center , la ,
Mrs. N. E. Tyrrell and children are spendIng -
Ing the summer In Mollne , 111.
Miss Ethelyn Barclay left Tuesday for a
\lslt with friends at Lake McGregor , la.
Miss Fllcklnger and Miss Madge Penny
are spending the summer at Pueblo , Cole , ,
for the former's health.
Mrs F. W Uinge of Avemio B entertained
last week Miss Ida Beach of Grand Island ,
Neb
Mr. and Mrs. T. Rob'blns of Noitb. avenue
are spending a month In Colorado.
Mr H r Jones is visiting In Toledo , 0.
Mr P. 0 DPVO ! left yesterday for a soJourn -
Journ at Point Pleasant , Madlsan I ake , Wls
Miss McCarthy left Friday for Manltou ,
Cole , where she will spend the summer.
Mrs S S Mathews and Master Edward
Walk left > esterday for Kansas City , where
they will spend the summer
'Mr. and Mrs E 1 } Haworth left Friday
for a two weeks' trip in northern Iowa.
Mr. and Mn > . H. 0 Bwlng. who have
been east for several months , have returned
and taken apartmenlH at the Kiel.
Mr. and Mis Prank Washburn left yes
terday for Salt Lake City Mr. Washburn
has resigned his position as superintendent
of the Market hotels along the Union Pa
cific s > stem and will take charge of a hotel
of bis own In Salt Lake
Miss Lizzie Teller has returned from
Atchlson , Kan. , where she has been attend
ing Mount t Scholastlca's academy She
received the thrco hlshcst awards offered
by the college for merltorlotm work , a very
handsome gold medal for Christian doc
trine and the highest premiums for conduct
nnd proficiency in music.
Mrs George Buckingham of Boston IB ex
pected Friday to spend several weeks with
her mother , Mrs. Morn In Maynard.
Mrs. Albert Smith of Eighth avenue left
yesterday for MansDeld , 0. , where she will
> lslt her parents.
Mrs A. lj Payne of Avenue A returned
Tuesday from n tno weeks' \lslt In Ne
braska.
Mr. C. M McDonald returned last week
from a trip to Sandwich , III.
Mr and Mrs Robert Mullls have taken
up their residence for the summer at 600
First avenue.
Miss Martha Tnggart of Omaha was the
guest Thursday of Miss Cclla Mulqueen.
Mrs. A. C. Hardson nnd son Rocs of nve-
nuo B , left yestcrdny for nn extended trip
thtrough the east.
Miss Grace Beebo will leave Monday for
Denver , where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. A O. McAllister nnd children leave
Monday for n visit In Denver.
Mrs. Merwln Maynard of Sixth avenue Is
convalescent after quite n severe Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hlghsmlth left yes
terday on n week's visit to friends In Bene
dict , Neb.
Mr L A Gray of Chicago , a former resi
dent of this city , is visiting old-time Coun
cil Bluffs friends.
Captain Leo B. Cousins and Mlfs Maude
Cousins left last evening for Nebraski
City , where they will Join Mrs. Cousins and
epcnd several days visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Cadvvallader.
iMr W. B. Huston leaves today for Den
ver , Colo. , on a two wceksUvisit.
The second number of the Flower Mis
sion Magazine , edited by Miss Irene Test ,
In the Interest of the charitable organiza
tion which the title Implies , Is fresh from
the nrpss. Amoncst other coed things It
.
contains nn admirable picture of Mrs. Don
ald Macrae , Jr , whose husband , Dr. Macrae.
Is stationed with the Fifty-first Iowa In the
Philippines
The Misses Mabel and Florence Robin
son left last evening for Kansas City , where
they will visit relatives. Trom there Miss
Mabel will go to Manltou Springs , Cole ,
where she will Join Mrs. L. L. Arnold and
family.
Perry pictures for sale. C. B. Alexander
& Co , 45 South Main street.
Perry pictures. C. E. Alexander & Co.
Wclsbach burners nt Blxby'a. Tel. 103.
Davis sells glass.
Cliureli > o < m.
St. Paul's Episcopal church , Rev. George
Edward Walk , rector , fifth Sunday after
Trinity : Sunday school at 0:30 : a. m. , holy
communion at 11 a. m. , with sermon , 'Rest
to Your Souls. " The evening service will be
omitted during July and August. Holy com
munion will bo cerebrated every Sunday ex
cept the first In the month at 7:30 : a. m.
Services will bo held at Grace Episcopal
church today as follows : Holy communlor
at 8 a. m. , Sunday school at 0:45 : a. m. , holj
communion and sermon at 11 a. m. , evenliif
service and sermon at 8.
At the rifth Avenue Methodist church thii
evening the pastor. Rev. G. P. Fry , will de >
liver a patriotic address. The subject of hi :
sermon at the morning service will bo "Purg
Ing the Conscience. " Sunday school wllf bi
at noon. Junior league meeting at 3 p. m
and Epworth league meeting at 7 p. m.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ o
Latter Day Saints : Sacrament service a
10:30 : a. m. , Sunday school at noon , X. R L
boclety meeting at 6 p. m. Elder I. M. Smltl
will speak at 7:45 : p. m.
Rev. R. Venting , pastor of the First Baptls
church , announces that the subject of hi
sermon this morning will be 'The Heavcnl ;
Telephone. " In the evening his theme wil
be "Curiosity Seekers. "
Congregational church : Children's da ;
seryjce at 10:30 : a. m. and a short sermon t <
( Continued on Ninth Page. )
RACES
JULY 4 , ' 99
Union Driving Park , Council Bluffs , la ,
Bicycle lace for amateurs , one mile , prlzi
| 25 ; 2 20 pacing race , purze 5100 ; 2MO pacinp
race , purse $100 ; gentlemen's road race , pac
ing and trotting , purse $25.
Entries taken at H. B. Allen's , 314 N 16lr
street , Omaha , Neb. , or at Umlon Drlvliif
Park , Council Bluffs , la. Races called at 1 3 (
o'clock.
AiliniNxInn , liifluilliiK crnml , atniul.V
Come one and all , enjoy jourself. No ex-
tia charge for vehicles.
"
RERflOVEID -
W. C. ESTEP ,
UNDERTAKER.
Has removed from 14 North Main 1'reet to
2S Pearl street , two doors north of Grand
hotel. Business phone , 97 , residence 'phone
IE Beautiful Grand Dazzling
-THAI'S TTIi : KH-TOTS OF OUH-
1899 IPIliK WORKS 1899
We have the finest assortment of pyrotechnic display goods for the grand
celebration on The Fourth of any house in the city.
Cannon crackers 2 for Ic up Pin Wheels Ic
Roman candles Ic up Sky Rockets Ic up
Whistling bombs Ic Brilliant stars Ic
Snakes in the Crass Ic Closing serpents , per cloz 5c
Torpedoes , per package Ic
We have a line of fire works that cannot be excelled and range in prices as
to quality of goods , as quoted above.
Follow the crowd to
TN ORDER to bo
* right you want
a Van Brunt sur
rey to ride in the
Fourth. Order to
day and get the
best value for your
money. Try one
HENRY H. VAN BRUNT ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
A.DAVIS'SONS & CO. MAKERS
JOHN G.WOODWARD 8cCO.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS
1 COUNCIL BLUFF5.IOWAJ *
SALE
Gity Roller
Council Bluffs , In.
rapaoltv 1 , ° > 0 barrels flour per day In flrst-
tliss condition Modem m.irhlnerv. MiiltP
best flour In market Good local < l ° m < ind
for tlour , bran , sOiortw ( ind screenings
Tor further informnt'on applj to R. V
Cochran , on the premises , or to
N. P. DODGE & CO. ,
Council Bluffs.
An
"Nothing succeeds like success. "
Those who succeed in saving their
dollars are the people who buy their
shoes of a reliable merchant. That is
the one who sells the best shoes
for the money. The house that
has stood the test for years is
SARGEN T'S
.LOOK FOR THE BEAR-
An Accident
Is avoided sometimes by a little forethought. We
can assist you to forethought if you will call and
see the Insurance , the only pai'o gasoline stove on
the market , in which provision is made to prevent
the escape of gasoline1 , should the burner bo acci
dentally left open or blown out. A child can oper
ate this * celebrated stove , as gasoline , when used in
the Insurance , is as safe a fuel , if not safer , than
coal or wood. It burns one-third less gasoline than
others , and is a great deal pleasanter to handle than
coal oil. Jt will only take a few minutes to show
this stove. Come in and see it.
504 Broadway ,
Council JBJuiTs ,
We will sell you another lot
of the moquettes , axminsters ,
wiltons , and body Brussels car
pets , at
Come early to secure one of
them.
Treynor & Gorham ,
400 and 402 Odd Fellows * Temple.
"
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ENERAL JOE"
tj >
Cigar.
_ _ _ _ t _ . - . . _ ! _ - - ,
A Perfect Havana Smoke
Each genuine clfjar stamped "Gon. .Too" on the wrapper. ' ' \
*
Beware of imitations or that supposed "just ni pood"
spcoios which SOME dcalcrfi push for the profit. * f
,
a ,
ii.
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Peregoy & Moore , i.t
Wholesale Agents.
TOM ffiOORE HENRY OEORQE I
10 Cents. 5 Cents.
TWO JUSTLY POPULAR CIGARS.
John fl. Woodward & Co. ,
HlK Hrovvn , Hotinclng Hod Ilugu lilt
pautlCul Hetty Dyoro Badly Hetty Hut WM. WELCH TRANSFER LINE
T Heat UUKS Hy liuylng Hlg liottlu , . . , . .
DUAH SHOT" from Icl .n Council HliilTHuiiil Uniiil , , ,
Hate * lleiuwiuble. HatlbrrtUlm , Guaranteed.
0. R. GILBERT COMPANY ,
CoiilKl I nillffH Ollk-n No S North Main
icccssors to Gilbert I3ro * Kalabllblitcl 1SS5. street Telephone U8 Omahu
TuxliliunilHtH nnd Tannery , " boul1'
JOlVf l llrundnuj. Cuunull lllulli , Connections made with Boulli