Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-11
MINOR MENTIONS.

j. Mueller's PalaceIMusic Hall.
For diaries for 1888 go to Bushnell &
Brackets.
The re were 4i4 marriage licenses
Issued in this county last year..
For your blank books for the new year
go to Bushnell & Bracket.
Subscribe for newspapers andaperiodi.
Gals ct II. L. Seaman's book store.
The board of trade meet tonight to
elect officers. Every member should be on
hand,
CHEAP RAILRoAD TIcKErs.-Buy them
from d. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north Of
postofE ce.
General Agent s, 8. Stevens, of the
Rock Island road, started yesterday for Q
trip to San Francisco, accompanied by his
wife.
Leave to wed was yesterday given to
Claus S~larjokann and Marie Shnaback.
both of Minden.
Col. j. II. Keatly has sent in his re.
sIgnation as one Of the trustees Of the
public library.
I'm the case Of the state vs.. j. ID.
Stringer, for obtaining goods under false
pretenses, the defendant failed to appear
before Justice Abbott yesterday, and bis
bond was declared forfeited.
Mr.. s. j. R,dda, the enterprising
clothier, has got a new clerk, very young
but healthy. He will be q voter twenty.
one years hence .lAll doing we'll, especially
the happy father.
The Episcopalisns had q pleasant
social on Tuesday evening, the entertain
ers being Mrs. Dohany, Mrs. Oblinger,
Mrs. Hawthorn, Mrs. Key, Mrs. McKune
and Mrs. 1. NJ. Treynor.
The funeral services of the late Thorn
as Guanella were held yesterday forenoon
At the Catholic church, the friends gather.
Ing ct the house and from there proceed.
ing to the church and thence to the ceme.
try where the remains were laid away.
Tho gust and gales tumbled o big sigr
off the top Of Duquette, Guhbert & Co.,
building, and sent 1t crashing down into
the street, giving narrow escape to two o,
three passers-by and causing a commo,ior
among the telegraph and telephone wires
"A young nan named Cliff ord Houph
who has relatives living here. was ARRESTED
In Monona equity the other day for lar
ceny, and being held to await the mex
term Of court, was yesterday brought t,
this city and lodged in Jail.
The total cost Of buildings and i'm
provements of the Driving Park ~associs
tion Is reported as about S35, 600. The tota
receipts last year were about SIS, 900. An,
the disbursements 81, 600, leaving Sl,0O
on hand.
"A sensation was created on lowe
Main street about noon yesterday by som
twenty odd working men going home /
one wagon. They wero packed like sal
dimes, only heads being visible. Ever
man was reclining one on the other, an
all were evidently having a huge and
glorious picnic.
There were some Of the boys Of Il
anger growth who INDUCED in coastir
the other night, the hill selected for the
fun being that from Gen. Dodge's re,
denoe down TO Bancroft street. No o,
was allowed to join the party unless
could show either a bald head or gri
hairs. Several of these adult sliders we
very successfully dumped into snow drift
and the alacrity with which they renew,
youth was as~tonishing.
The following is the programme for I
day, recommended by the alliance to tho
church folks who are observing the week
prayer: Prayer for the church universe
for the on pouring Of the Holy Spirit; th
all the children of God may be filled wi
earnes!ness and zeal in seeking to gather
the lost; for a rich blessing upon efforts
promote union and brotherly love, and (
afflicted christians everywhere. John Z
1927; Phi, IL; lie; psalm kew.
Last evening the Rescue hose tea
gave their masquerade, and 1t was all thu
was promised and even more. The after
dance was very large. and there was q
endless variety Of costumes, some elegant