Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-14
LOCAL ~BhBVlTIES,

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The Social Art club met at 8 p. m.yes.
tsrday.
This year valentine cards are finer than
The Christmas cards, and are to be had q
Kuhn & Co.'s. where you can always OBJ
tain 6ae cards.
The grand gall, day Of the season in
Swedish society will come eff Friday night
At Masonic hall, at. their annual masdusr.
AIDE. AL respectable persons admitted.
The Home Circle club party takes
place at Masonic hail this evening st 8
o'clock.
The M~aennerohor society gave o tea
party Tuesday in honor of their %anniver.
>ry date.
-rhe many friends of Mr.. Henry Stras.
burg TN photographer, will learn with re.
gres OF his Serious illness.
The case of John Gould vs.. the estate |
Of r. P. Percy. deo,.sed, was tried in ths
district court yesterdar.
E-The authorities are moth ,ing ali prop.
erty owners on Dou2las, Farnam ard tbs
cross streets to Immediately clean thei, |
~gutters.
The case of Charles Bankes against |
Otto Frisoni was tried Tuesday in the
Iissrict curt and q verdict rendered for
the defendant.
The divorce Gaze of Kreibs vs.. Kreibs,
was heard by Judge Neville yesterday. The
cruelty of the defendant was the ground of
the suit.
The Willard hotel has lately been the
temporary abiding place OF a number of
bridal parties. Among the last was Mr..
+. L. Martin and wife. of Lincoln.
Pr f. Samusls, the op,ieian, is still OF
the Paxton, and will bo there for q few
days longer. His glasses for aiding che
sight are recommended by all that are US.
ing them. His hours are from 8 a. m. to
ID. m. 14m&e
-Chas, A. Gardner, the German dialect
comedian, supported by Miss Patti Rosa,
viii present his original comedy, Karl"
at the opera house on Friday and Satur.
day. Reserved seats 60 on sale Thursday
morning.
Emma Winapar, daughter Of J.. Fl.
and Emma Wins! ar, died February 18th,
aged FIVE years and four monts. Funeral
ut 10 a m. Ftbruary 14th, from the family
residence on North Sixteenth street.
BY request, he ladies OF the Eighteenth
n. E. church will repeat the basket OF
lunch, sociable. ct the church parlors, on
Thursday evening, February 10Th. Each
lady is requested to bring lunch for two,
and share it with the purchaser. There
will also be a table of fancy articles and g
fortune tree. The unusual interest mani
tested on the previous occasion gives ex
pectation that this will be an unusually
good time. All cordially invited.
To-day is st. Valentines day.
The seventeenth annual fair of tn
Nebraska stats board Of agriculture vii
be held at Omaha, September 10, IL, ~
13, IA aud ID.
MIR. Lean w. Sherman and Miss En-
ma Swerdfegtr, of Ashland, ~sro marrie'
by Rev. Charles w. Savidge at tue Mil
lard hotel, February 18th, at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Ed Kreissm man thinks an ~ipjustie
In dcre to Himself in the statement Thu
his wife, now deceased. was on any tern
of familiarity with John Daemon, also d.
osaaed.
u. p, Pioneers-The regular meetir
Of the Pioneers will be held to.da
lWednesday) evening at Kuony hall,
1880 O'Clock. All members are requeste
10 be present, T. J.. Staly. secretary.
There was a terrible runaway yeste
nav usrnirg from the torner Of Ninth ar
piclory streets. Tht team belonged
sa Alien Bros. The Fissenth street grocer
and the shorses .ss down TO Eieveat
sheet, and then north t. thirteenth. Oh
ofthe snImsls fell down on'fee roas an
broke his nsuk, while the othG esoaps
unhurt, but the wagon was bad
su-shed, and the whole affair WA Q d
astrous one fer the owners
The silver wedding anniversary OF
]. Suer,h and wife, was pleasantly Gel
kratel on Thurgday last. Nj. Smer
lives on Twentieth street and works at t
Union Psaifc shops, and both he and I
sstimable lsdy have o host OF friends In t
city. On this occasion they assembled
the number Of fifty at least. and proceed
70 the residence Of the fortunate coup
taking with them as q gift a magnifce
silver service, TIE evening was s0ent
thu usual social enjoyment, and tht
pleasant was lad may be juiged from I
fact that the company did not dispeI
until 7 a. m.
"A large audience assembled In
beautiful chapel of the Christian chu'
Tuesday to hear the discourse of The r
MI. Ingram On What the sinner must
do If be would be saved" At the cl
Of the discourse FIVE rersons were ado
to TIE membership Of the church. !
services we're Of unusual interest throui
out. The pastor announced that he won
by special request, preach next Sumo
night on THE peculiar views Of the CHI
Gan church." This subject was announ,
Tor the first Sunday night in January,
was laid ever on account Of the extre
cold weather