Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-15
MINOR MENTIONS.

See Joseph Refers spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.
mo robberies or excitement at the
ransfer yesterday.
"A large number of immigrants, most
ly German and Italians, are western
bound.
"A. Mason, arrested for disturbing
the peace, was discharged for lack of evi.
dence.
-Wanted-A good team of horses or
mules for farm work. A. L. Tulleys, 1903
Pearl street.
Several attachments and garnist ee
notices were sent put from Justice Vaug.
hans office yesterday.
The Council Bluffs assembly, knights
of labor, met last night, and had several
additions to their number.
r. +. Snow & Co. are still doing q lively
business at the old stand. New goods ara
now arriving for the spring trade.
Two arrests we're made last night by
the police lone was for disturbing the
peace and the other An ordinary drunk,
Quite number Of new buildings are
going up in this city, yet there ia an in.
creased demand for more dwelling houses.
Twelve licenses were issued yester-
day. This makes twenty-five all told up
to the present time, with more to hear
from.
Two good signs Of spring were on our
streets yesterday-one an umbrella repair.
or and the other o bare.footed boy, the
first Of the season.
The Globe Of yesterday evening played
good joke on itself by failing to change
its date from Tuesday, March 18th to We'd.
nesday, March IA.
Rev. Lemen has resigned his pastor.
ship Of the Baptist church In this oity..to
accept the secretaryship Of . Baptist COL
lege located In Illinois.
The county clerk Issued the following
marriage licenses yesterday. Joseph Hop
kins to Lizzie Fisher, both Of Sioux City,
Iowa; B. Shelly to Annice Goein, both Of
this city.
German preaching by the Rev. 7.
Glenn, from Des Moines, Iowa, next Fri.
day and Sunday evenings at 1880 p. M,
In the Evangelical church, corner of Pierce
street and Glenn emf
The Congregational sociable will be
entertained this (Thursday) evening,
March Is. at this residence of DIR. r. Rice,
II Sixth street. A cordial invitation Is
extended to all.
The journeymen carpenters and all
other mechanics, have decided to hold q
NEE ing on next Friday night, and 1t il
especially desired to have present all me-
chanics and laborers who are DESTROYS of
building up their interests. Let there be
full attendance.
The cases of Ella Ross and Maggie
L'ndley (alias Gbson). for vAgrancy, came
up In the superior court yesterday morn.
Ing. They were found guilty of the
charge. and, being unable to furnish the
$l0D bond required. they will feed at the
county jail TIL circuit court time, or
until they are able to furnish the bond
required. hF
g I'VE are pleased to be able to state that
Mr.. and Mrs. OstrAm are again living to-
gather and will begin ths art Of housekeep-
Ing soon, We trust the future viii be both
pleasant and profitable 10 them both, and
that neither WIN have any cause to regret
they havs taken. Success 70 them and the
baby girl, and all honor to MI. T. Nassell.
Mayor Bowman in refusing to grant
Mr.. Nolan . license 10 sell liquor till the
lst Of May, without NolAn's paying
any, fses for ~liosnss. took . wise and just
course. and proved that he did not intend
70 favor any one at the expense Of law o,
ustice. Or the saloon keepers who do no,
pay the license required by law, bnt prob.
ably Nj. Nolan Is not to blame.
Our subscription solicitor In making
he rounds Of the residences Of Council
Bluffs reports that The Globe has no cir.
culAtion ct all outside Of business houses
and the public places that take
everything. that the circulation The
Globe bloriAtes about is q femsnt
Of the brain. Even IL It was
what 1t claims, It would be ridioulously
small, but 1t Is not that or anything like
that figure in this city.
-Keokuk has an association composed
OF about $50 Of Its citizens for the purpose
oil encouraging manufacturing and other
interests to locate there. Would II not be
agood plan TO effect such On organization
In Council Bluffs. They could accomplish
much In that way with an organized effort,
and now that elections are done with we
should like TO see the business interests or.
ganizs and make an effort to build up our
city by encouraging as many manufactur.
ing interests to locate among us az may
come this way. Can't our citizens Join
the board Of trade and make an induce.
ment association.
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