Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1891, Page 6

'THE THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS. Deputy Sheriff Campbell of Mills County Bags Four Oat Thieves. OMAHA DAII BEE: L SUNDAY “~FEBRUARY = ONLY A FEW 1are 1 the WONDERFUL BARGAIN Maud S. Gait, at the EISEMANS BANKRUPT STOC Monday morning carly. 8, 1801.--SIXT'EEN PAGE THE OMAHA LOUN(‘IL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST, BEE Telivered by Carrler inany part of the City H. W. TILTON, - - - MANAGEQ TELEPHONES:! Business Office, No. (1 Night Editor, No. % —_— MINOK MENTION, A SMALL BOY HURT WHILE COASTING. DAYS NOW A Probability That Will Be Reopene rmanently ~A Candidate for the Retorm Schook fseman's Store K Y.P.Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sanp block A mecting of the city council will tomorrow evening, A number of Omaha Grand Army men vis- ited Abe Lincoin post last night Ttis said \he attendance at the deaf and dumb institute is larger than ever befor A marriage license was issued Friday ¢ fng to Scuyler Harris avd Maggic Or of this ety William Carnahan Davis, both of this ci day evening by Justice Patton A pleasing concert and dance will be given tomorrow cvening at Hughes hall by the Catholic Mutual Benefit association. [Tho social anounced to b given by the i of St. Paul’s on Monday evening i postponed until further notice. i od Templars will hold a public in stallation of oficers at their hali between Main and Pearl streets tomorrow evening. \Tnu entertainment to be given by the M ustnio famnis tal | 36 work to find the thicves. They were Muvrlugo ticanscs wore fssued yesterday to | AFAced 88 far as tho Blufts, and here t George W. Bratches and Amanda Graybill, [ WAI0eh o0 i both of this county, and to Charles Ayer of | o wesIEany TO Miils and telle Boycourt of this county. - P 2 Mr. Gettler arose in the morning he at ickets are selling rapidly for the police- | noticed that the thieves had been thereay men's bull on the 2ist. The proceeds of the and he started in pursuit, in company with a ball to be used in paying the debt in- | neighbor, Mr. Issac Warren. At Glenwood curred in furuishing the new police head- | they notified Deputy Sheriff Campbell, who quarters, joined the chase. At lsland Park, a small Regular meeting of Excelsior lodge No, | station a few miles below the city, the; 250, Ancient Free and Accepted Musons, | ceeded in running down their preg, who Monday evening, February 4. Visiting | turned out to be W, P. Meadows aud his two brethren cordially invited. By order of the | sons, George and Victor, und Henry Gilmore, worthy master, ~ betield | Deputy Sheriff Campbell of Glenwood has haunted the Bluffs for the past three or four | ks with a persistency that indicated that wanted something and wanted it bad. When interviewed he always refused to say very much about the object of his visit. Yesterday afternoon the mystery was solved when the deputy rode up to the station, having in tow four men, four mules and two large loads of oats. For some time past the farmersin the vicinity of Glenwood have been the victims of a zang of men who have were in the habit of visiting their granaries when the owners were away, and borrowing oats by the wagon- load. Several weeks ago two farmers name William Hill and Tony Gettler lost_ about a hundred bushels in this manuer. About ten jother similar raid was made, and another load of oats was taken. The farmers thought that kind of business was getting d 001Ng on- both Cordelia Frie and were Miss married We will sell till all are sold, 29 pieces Double Width Dress Flannels, Eiseman’s price 80¢ yard, Monday 15¢ yard. 26 pégces, d&ome styles, in finest imported French Dress Flannels, Eiseman’s price 60c yard, Monday cyar allof them Omaha men. They attempted Mr. and Mrs, Reynolds entertained the Klomar society last cvening at theis residenc on North Lighth strcet, They took excel- lent care of the guests and entertained them in a splendid manner. Thie youny ladies of the Br Qist cliuech will give an er Masonic temple ball next ing. A “Culinary Mvstery” is o be pr sented, whatever that may The Mynster Street musical club, a new youngz people’s organization, met last evening at the residence of G. W. Smith on Sixteenth avenue. An interesting programme was rendered, and a delightful time was had by all present About forty of the younger members and friends of the First Baptistchurch responded Friday night to the invitation of Rev, L. A Hall and wife to spend the evening at the howe on Seventh avenue. A very enjoyable evenng was spent. The Catholic Mutual Benefit association will give a concert tomorrow evening at theiv hail in the Hughes building. Some of the best local talent of this city and Omaha have been engaged to take part, and a first-class programme will undoubtedly be rendered, 2 Order of the a sociavle in the 3 bruary dway Metho- tainment in the Wednesday cven- hum for which a nm- musical and lite gramme has been prepared, the p g0 to the relief fuud, All Masons and their families ally invited to attend. Two men had a little disagreoment last evening in front of the Pacific House, They planting their fists on each others' faccs when Officer Martin interrupted their mati nee, They gave their nawes at the station as {. Young and Frank Pike. They were re- le w morning. It was reported on the streets yesterday that Coun urveyor J. K. Brodbeck was sinking very fast, and it was feared that death would result momentarily. A slight improvement was noticed during the day, and at last accounts he was resting easily He has been confined to his bed for the past three wecks, During the past week a great deal of inter- est nas been taken in the revival services in the Trinity Methodist church. A number of persons hive been converted and many others are committing themsel ious life A number of speakers, | cal, have been prominent in assisting the pastor, S. {\lrxumh-r Services this morning and even- ng. The aniversary of the Council Bluffs Young Men's Christian association will be held on the evening of February 15, One mecting will be held in the First Presbyter- ian church, the other in the Masomc temple. Good speakers from abroad, together with the pastors of the city, will address the meet- ings. These will bo the greut meetings of thecity _Standing room will beat a pre mium. Everybody invited Gus Schultz, the Omaha man rested several days ugo on the ch dling with 50, Judgge Mc afterncon, A new caso will bo bogun' agalnst him by the city attorney, and the information will be de- murrl to by the defense. Then the de- murrer will be tried. At least thatis tho plan work the prosecution and agreed to by fense. 1t will therefore be made o & st case, in order to decide the much-disputed _question whether or not an Omaha merchant has a right to sell his goods on this side of the river without taking out a license, who was ar- o of ped- discharged by T H. A. Cox, western sales agent for A. T. Thatcher, has moved his coal office from the Brown building to No. 16 Main street, in the Chapman building. Mr. Cox has joined with Cooper & McGee, who have moved their real estate office from the Merriam block to the samo place, and the gentlemen have fitted upas pleasantly and nicely arranged offices as there are in the city, and they will be glad to welcome their friends and the public in thelr new quarters, e Peoplo who haveused the pure sun-dried Japan tea contained in_those elegant Chinese teapots sold by Lund Bros. will use none other. It is better than you can buy in the city for 7he a pound, and you get a beautiful decorated two quart china teapot with cach purchase, 23 Main street. o — The new dental rooms of Drs. Woodbury are the finest and most complete in tho west Next to the new Grand, *Telephone, 14 The Kiel hotel barber shop has reopenedin the basement. Joseph Sehmitt. ERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Miss Lau, of Lincoln, Neb Murs. . Burhorn Attorney Genoral Glenwood are in the eity Mr. and Mrs. Bringle and Mr. Fred Thomas of Madison, Ind., are guests of their uncle, W. D. Thom, of Twenty-sixth avenue, Dr. H. A. Woodbury has been invited to hold a clinie before a convention of Lowa dentists, which 15 to bo held in Sioux City during May. Mrs. 0. C. Gaston arrived in the city last evening from Oakland, where she has been visiting relatives. She will spend several weeks in the Bluffs Mr. W. H. Blankinship, one of the mem- bars of the firm of A. H. Goldstein & Co., the purchasers of the Mossler stock os clothing at the Model clothing _nouse, arvived in_tho city yesterday from St. Joseph, Mo., where the firm operates a large clothing store, Mr. Blankiuship will remain in this ety for a fow weeks aud assist in pushing the business here. + is the guest of Stone and son of Too much ( .\l!h\rum canned g goods on hand; @ust be sold. Kelley & Youukerman, Evans Laundry Co., 520 Pearl stroot, phone 2. Goods called for and delivered, J.C. Bixby, steam neating, sanitary en- gineer, 203 Mo rriam block, Council Blults Attention Abe Lincoln Post. All members of Abe Lincoln post No, 20, Grand Avmy of the Republic, will meet at Meadquarters at 1:30 p. m. today to attend the funeral of Comrade Dolson. Veteran legion and all old soidiers and sailors invited to participate. By order T, 8. Tuoms, Commander, Eowix J, Assort, Adjutant. a resistan but they were soon toned down by the sight of “weapons in the hands of their captors. They were brought up to this eity und loaged in the city jail until they could be taken back to Glenwood for trial 1t is sald that this thieving has been car- ried on for u long time past by a well organ- ized gang and that there is already evidence enough to capture and convict the whole outtit. P TAKI STOCK, And Getting Heady for Another Great Run at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs. The Boston Store people are getting ready for another great run. For the past few days every leisure moment of the clerks has been occupied in the work of taking stock and ge ting ready for another great sale. There will be 15 in all departments for all classes of customers, bigger and better bar- cuins of guaranteed zoods than _you can get inany other store in Councii Bluffs, Com- mencing on Monday we will offer bigger bar- gns than ever in ladies', children's and misses' clonks and wraps. Many of these are just the thing for spring wear, and all a suitable in every way for the weatber we will have during ihe next sixweeks. There ave barguns in black dress gooas and all other Kiuds of dress goods. There are burgains in hoisery of all de- pions, There are great bargains in muslins and shoetings There are bar, and in every department and line in store. Wao thank the people for their apprec of our efforts to introduce eastern price extend a new invitation to come and greater bargains than e Fornemizenas, Winmeraw & Co., The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, comforts at the Eiseman Sale. $7.75, January 1 only $6.75. Council Bluffs Carpet company. e S A New Mercantile Company. About the time the Eiseman stock was sold there was a rumor afloat that a stock com- pany had been organized for the purpose of bidding in the stock and carryiug on the business at the old stand. On the day of the sale Benjamin Eiseman, who was on the ground in the interest of the new company, was served with a number of garnishment papers, which, if he had bought up the stock, would have landed him squarely in the midst of something over a dozen law suits. He con- cluded not to buy, and from that time to this nothing has been heard from the company. Yesterday articles of incovporation were filed in the ofiice of the county recorder by the “Council Bluffs Mercantile compan the members of which are Beojamin Eise- man, G. . Wright, J. N. Baldwin, J. F. Kimball, George A. Keeline and Samuel Hdas, Thecapital stock is $100,000. This company is the one which was formed at that time ana the articles were drawn up und signed then. Mr. Eiseman would not onsent to goon with the business, and as he was the principal stockholder the idea had to be given up for the present. The fact that Mr. Eiscinan has agreed to let the articles be filed is regarded by muny as an indication that the old Eiseman stand will be opencd at no distant day as a perma- nent Council Bluffs institution.” One of the local members of the company stated yester- day that the store would be opened jus s00n as the law suits above referred to could be gotten out of the way. How long this would be he could not say, as things in law are very, very uncertaiu, but Qe did not hink that 1t would be a great while. When the store is opened under the new management it is said that it will be more of a “general store” thau be/ove. A furniture and carpet department will probably be added, and in every way it will be runt on strictly metropolitan privciples. Our Remarkable Success Enables us to present for your considera- tion prices without a precedent in the history of Councll Blufls, - ANl goods. are warranted new and clean, equal to the best any market affords. Only one price and terms strictly cash. Call and see and be satisfied that we ure right. Davis' Royal Blue D flour, $1 Minnesota Supe flour, 815 15 Ibs granulated sugar for $l: 17 extra C granulated sugar for 313 20 1bs ans sugar for $1; Arbuckle’ cof rman coffee, ver pkge, vheat. per plge, 10c: cracke: ger snaps for 1bs mince ns in blankets, comforters, the tion and get Dow our price s . 10 flour, $1.50; Davis’ Gold Medzl flour, $1.4 i r, §1; Snowflak ver pkge, King's bu per 1b, e bread fo cans tomatoes, Co tlour, 81 1o pail lard for 35c; ofl sardines, 2 cans mustard sardines for 2 ifornia nams, Ib, 6e; good broom for 1003 50 good cigars for idc; 20-1b pail jelly for 9ig-gal pail syrup for Sbe; bgal keg syrup for §1.40; pail white fish for 60c. Brown's C. 0. D. Grocery, Council Bluffs and Omaba. ——— ‘The best French cook 1n western lowa is at the Hotel Gordon, Couneil Bluffs, Ay Concert. Miss Durgan, piano solo, Tom Keating, vocal solo. Miss Zangs, recitation. Miss Mergen, instrumental and voeal, Jay and George Glenn, piano duet. E."A, Ingolsdby and J. H. MeWilliams, vocal duot, 7. Mi 8. H. V. Burk 9. Mr Furnicas and Mrs. Dillon, duet. Bert Simmons, accompanist. “The above is a programme of the C. M. B, A. concert on tomorrow evening at Hughes' ball. Dancine will be 1n order after the con- cert programme is concluded. Admission will be 25 cents v, voeal solo, vocal el Colorado Cough and Catarrh Root at De- Haven's Drug Store, An Incorrigible Girl, Mprs. Artie Hulbert has filed a petition in district court, asking thata warcant be is- sued for her daughter, Josie Rbodes, and that 300 pieces Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, bought for this month’s business, new, clean goods, Eiseman’s price 30 to 50c, Monday 19c. 500 Corsets, black and colored, all sizes, sold at 75¢ to $1.25, Monday 23c¢ pair. 100 pairs Men’s Heavy and Fine Caif Shoes, lace or congress, Eiseman’s price $3.00, Monday $1.78. A deep down cut in our Cloak Department---Spe cial for Monday. The above named and thousands of other fascinating, dollar saving, ¢o quick kind of gen- uine bargains will be spec ccially prepared for Monday. she be brought before the court to answer to o of i:cortigibility. ner lld\luhlcr has hidiug somewhere out of her mother's for wbouta week. She a i the habit of of a wire which had been bent into the form They succeeded in tur ing the bolt about half way h\( i, \!hcn th were frighteucd awa) departéd in such haste that thc) left their key behind tnem, near Carr lake he slipped and fell, The ham- of his gun caught s was discharged, the back of the right hand, mflicting He was taken to his residen on South avenue and Drs. She states that | of a skeleton k A. T - THATOCHER, 186 MAIN STRERT. the contents striking him in S0 nl)«llml the walking the streets after nightfall, and that she is totally be- yonud her control. For Rent—A improvements, and Sixteenth streets. was found nece: fingers at Yo wrist. ssyry to amputa corner Broadwa for tables and chairs for parties nt to C. A. Bebee & filled l»y Lund & Nelson at their new furni- ture store, 211 Main street. Co, will be To Our Friends and Patrons: ¢ have removed our office from 114 Main to 16 Main Street. Recollect, that the only ins! CpUioniBbura s and the lareest_installment and real estate, nith Co. for chattel loans | | "6 gy house'in the sell at eastern pri iture you use, und cash we let you have it on ner and Alford. pooner and Mr. W. H. were united in marriage at the resideuce of the bride's parents, Spooner, 700 South Seventh street, Bluffs, on Thursday, . When old Father Time announced o'clock the invited 20t positions to Methodist Episcopal Churel elf the use of any overything you w 'I he largest st and furniture in the city to selece from. Christian Church—Rev. the corner of Broadway third street, at 11 o’clock a. m. unday chool at 10 o'clock a. m. C. Moaroe will n1ton such easy WE CARRY EST AND BEST HARD A N D SOFT COAL 8 Can s o that it was 3 ' inthe cven- | selected convent: Prayer meeting Sunday school at 1 morning, *“The Church of God “Wisdom's. Offer.” Weanesday evening. witness the | Choul Moo Gra—at Dellaven’s, wer Than Bankrupt Pricos, New Axminster, moquet vely 3 ud other grades of earpet now in’ stoc strains of the wedding march and then ap- red the contracting parties, v crvicos at Masonic Temple, corner Fourth 5 50 | Miss Rutn Felt, a ¢ street and Broadway, at 10:: : no will fill the pulpit i tho absence of the pastor. Sabl at 12 o'clock. First Prosbyt low avente and arming littie tot of thry pri v bankrapt sile prico. s meeting at 6 cil Blufts Carpet Co. n church, corner of Wi Rov. Stephen Preaching by the pastor at upply you pron 1])fl/ At '111 times. Illinois Coal $ H. A. COX, Sole Agent. Episcopal church, awaite according to the impr 4 their coming and ve sefvice of the s y were joined in the holy bauds of wedlock by the reverend r T'he charming picture was completed by the maid of honor, Miss Ruth Felt, who du the ceremony, holding the bride's flow: ng intently at Rev. Mackay's countenance, i the surroundin g ng, *'God bless the bride the sun shines on,” was many friends and associates, but nature her- self Joined in the thought and assisted v the bright sunshine seemingly for this occa- shine more brilliantly than when the rector pronounced the bene- diction and, indeed, it must be an auspicious omen for the future of both b The bride was robed in a v of brocade and plain sat alline de soic, pearl necklace, idal poses un iles of e valie Miss Ruth Felt, wore a quaint_ Kate Groenaway costum'of cream hun ietta and silk, being the Mrs. Spooner We can repl v dinner and tea sets. o all the broken articles Lund Bros., meeting at :30 p. m. iverybody welcome. 3 urch, —Divine at 10:45 . m. and >hione 48. t heavy goods, per cent off, , the tailor, #10 Broadway. ervices today Sunday school s 0:40 p. m. _Sermon top Morning, “Tho Neverfading Virtue.’ ing sermon, *The Immortality of e Young men and strangers always cordially welcomed to these services. Colorado Cough and Catarrh Root at De On his trial before Judge King Haven's Drug e e s | SPECTIAL NOTICES. \ 15 fined $100 aud ] COUNCIL BLUFFS, The Manhattan, sporting headquarters. TR i Nates About the Ciry. Mackay, Rector. 1 has been born unto Mr, and Mus. Trinity Methodist Episcopal _church, cor- ner Fourth street and D Sunday services: 10:30 a. m. and Sunday school at 12 m: 30 p. m. Prayer mooting Wotnan: Bell & Son's new grocery takes the lead on uth avenue, Council Upper Broadway. No old stock. l’ruuh.lmz at (‘urlli‘dl of Tekamah is visiting Never did it Tioys Wanted at Ameriean district telograph office. A » E. Hunt, accompanied by Miss White, is home from spend Sunday. A library of 100 volumes ha ceived by the Baptist Massachusetts. it child of Mr. and Mrs. Coyle, A in Laurel Hill cemef ety who Wl il i in part puyent. Apply to Leon ide and groom, pretty gown de Lyon with front ) nts wanted in You are invited - to attend’ theso RAGRAPHS, services and enjoy them. 8. Alexander, 1 Eleventh avenue, school from Mrs, I, It Ringwaltis visiting frionds in 14175 Main stroet mmgulimml o Preaching by the pas The Strength The maid of ho Conversion.” Colonel Guy V. Henry will start for F Yourg People's ian Endeavor at 6:30. saro free and all arc cordially wel ay afternoon, The trustees of the nosure of all wore a gown of black ¢ and lace and was ably assisted in the boat elub of which fers for any o horses wanted, Presbyterian onfars with b ul R. 8. Berlin will go to Chieago tomorrow 510 i the lecture rooms of tho 2 N, Muin church Mond and lnin Friends of F. P, Hayes, who w , Wyo., last September ims due the est r of of tho Amer y, came up from superintend the company’s duties of the day by the bride was a member. Miss Walker alsq assisted Mrs, and the case in . Ferguson, editor of the Persia, Ia., Young Men's Christian Globe, was a caller at T floor, Merriam block I address the today at 4 p. m. stranger will b Episcopal chure association, third Bek ofiice yester- ich v\’-‘l\lhhn{ Wis ity looking up 5.)....,x.‘|.m was die great déal to her untir Titus, manag commission ¢ : assenger agent of the Michigau is i ded at the coffee erett bloek, I null- o helped toa nice mpurwrm aua g bright and bappy v Miss Carrie Reynolds dis. i that all we orfolle, passed through the city last 1 route howe from u visit to Daven port, Clurence Bickuell, assistant chiof the passenger department of the B. & M., will 20 to Indiana on night, accompanied by his family. companied by , will start. for Landlords Christ and Lowry vin the new Delmonico Monday A large number of friends will ac- cept their hospitality. will give an Vlor. fomalo dis Itown, Ta., will address the Zurmucien and Miss the same place, tributed the wedding cake. Miss May Daveupart saw that the guests * the boating elub )rts to please. road men invited. extended visit to' o Higeing, 1514 vears, sou of of Robert in the Fourth ward erved and ul Buy your coal and wood of C. B, Fuel Co., thful in thed 539 Broadway. Telephone 189, Ront—~Oarden 3 1 douses by J. B ioe. 10d Maln. st Gounold GITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, = CAPITAL STOCK. SURPLUS AND PR TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... large party of Omaha peop! New Orleans via the itness the Mardi G i . GGeorge A. Geis, an old Omaha boy, but now of Deadwood, 5. 1., who has been vis ing s many friends and acquair the metropolis and vicinity, leaves to after o most cojoyable visit b freight claim agent Union Pacific railway at Kausas Cit ent from the groom, yesterday aft b was inscribed the date (hu maid of hounor a .\Iiss Walker re- Alhml on wii Pure fresh drugs at Davis', opposite Ogden. fricudship v e un\x ment in Sight, \Copuriaht 1591 by Jams Gordn Bennstt.| Colorado Cough and Catarrh Root at De- Haven's Drug Store. sents to the bride un| groom wero urn-um.u many, not only beiug ornamental o put-usoful as well. with roses and Hurt Wh le Coasting. Tho ten-year-old son of E who lives on tim ofa serious accident while coasting yes- terday morning. where he was enjoying himself happened to be adorned with a barb wire fence, had been left out of the boy's caleulutions when he had figured The parlor was carnations, prevailing color, pink; the dining room decorations were whito and gold. refreshment table was placed in the center of the dining room, festooned with smilax and caudles were burning in the center, making it yery artistic, The bride ana groom | for Chicago, where th eymoon, after which th 05 Dodge street, following wish by Miss E express the de frionds of Mr. and Mrs, y has not aften been ar parties to tho negotiations respect- | leadership of the Irish party. Upto the present no arrangement has been at Boulogne, but that Sexton may again Inglish channel before th Parnellites assemble to consider Whatever new deve ing the future has recently re commercial agent of the Louis & Chicago railroad r of the Armour packing company, | it is not improbable Biaspliy, Directors—1. A Millor, F. 8 e, Gl Transiot general bankin g husls surplus of oy out just how v will be at hom SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, Van Alstine-l At the Presbyterian rzest capital Juthwestern Lowa. INTEREST ON TIM euce ho ran, while about the rate of ve- > expected from a well regulated sled. The result was that the boy’s tongue was nearly cut off from contuct with oue of the barbs. was summoned and it was four:d ue seision to be come 's meeting, will bo garded as final by the MeCarthyite section natioualist part > conditions put forward by Parnell of the Boulog e should have the le listof nationalisu during the day. his sled was running B locity which » Pusey will ad- to at the next DEPOSITS, Dora E. Van Alstine of Villise toams have nev Lo of this cty; Mr. and Mrs. Leo many friends 3 ar young couple whl be at home at the glare of the sun.'* r. Alford is one of the rising yi tects of Omaha and bad the esteem of his as- soclates in busing during the carly s negotiations ber in order to put it in the way of recovery. nomination of the ager Pope is now working here nst him for sulury ¥ them that Pope recel failed to wrn it over v i As it is, the pluyers re | Hivtle salary while playiug und Tried to Burzle. iths ol '"“"'d Burglars tried o enter W. H. Knepher's store on Lower Broadway uight before last, They tried to unlock the back door by means Messrs, Dillon and O’ Brien refusing toe for Stealin Cont, » Stanling A Doas Parnell is_said to have John Kyan, the man who robt Baldwin of an overcoat last Mond was arrested in Omaha Saturday by Ofic this suggestion, claimed that at any mitted to nominate » majority of the candi- d Wright & vall asocise olved but very Yesterday afternoon Frank fered u palnful accident.