Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-31
MINOR MENTION.

The county board of supervisors meet
Tuesday,
Herman Kisler was yesterday fined for
being drunk.
The city council meets at l o'clock
Monday afternoon.
The Danebo society give a ball this ev-
ening at their hall.
Crofts' does and will hold his goods In
quality the same as before.
Rev. Mr.. Hammond will preach In the
Congregational church tomorrow.
Fay Templeton oppears at the opera
house this afternoon and evening.
Leave your orders for job printing a
day or two ahead at Pryor's Bee job of.
fee.
The circuit court, with Judge Connor
on the bench, opens here on the 9th OF
February.
Walter Amy now has n badly injured
knee as the result of falling on a slippery
sidewalk.
Raw. T. S. Borell will preach in the
Baptist church tomorrow morning and
evening.
Permit to wed was yesterday granted
Marvin Neleon and Cathrina Olsen, both
of this county.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
church are planning for a social in the
Masonic hall next week.
Crofts' cigars are all manufactured at
500 Broadway under his own supervision
and are Union handmade cigars.
On Friday evening of next week Bob
Burdette is to give his lecture on "The
Rise and Fall of the Moustache."
The Fay Templeton company divided
up, part stopping at the Ogden and the
most of the company at the Pacific,
The interior of the new Presbyterian
church has so nesred completion that
services will be held there tomorrow.
Wallace Shepherd now has q sprained
ankle as the result of coasting. Two
years ago he met with a similar accident.
j. G. Morgan, now of the Kearney,
.Neb., Courier, now mourns the death of
his aged father, who died there on
the 22d.
Two tramps sneaked some pairs OF
boots from Eiseman, Rodda & Co.'s yes
terday, but were arrested, and the goods
recovered.
There is to be a convention of survey
ors and engineers at Des Moines Feb.
ruary "a, for the purpose of organizing
an association.
Charles Bennett, known as "Banj O
Charlie" was yesterday given a double
dose in the police court for being drunk
and exposing his person.
Remember Crofts sells three Sc cigarp
for loo and twenty for SOC, also two,
clear Havana filler, Sumatra Wrapper
hand made cigars, for 15c and eight for
SOC.
A pair of handouts with the key at
tached by a cord has been lost by Nick
O'Brien who requests the finder to leave
the same at THE BEE Office or return
them to him.
Among those who have filed plans for a
new court house are s.. E. Maxon, of this
city; Eckert s. Mann, of st. Joseph; E.
e. Myers, of Detroit, and w. A. Howle,
of Marshalltown.
The Evening Herald has struck a lead
on filling up space. 1t Is publishing all
the anonymous letters it can find or com.
pose, purporting to be from persons who
contemplate suiciding.
Graham avenue has proved the popular
coasting place. The ~traversers have a
slide of ~three'quarters of a mile and make
the distance In two and a half minutes,
which is fast flying, indeed.
W. Fl. Strickland, business manager
Of Shook & Golfers ''Storm Beaten"
company, was in the city yesterday ar
ranging for the appearance of the com.
" any here February 4th and 9th.
The iron beams for the new postofice
re expected to arrive to-day. The
castings came two or three days ago.
Messrs. Raymond & Campbell and G..
Hendrle of this city have put In bids for
setting the above as have also several
eastern firms.
Rev. l.. III. Hammond, of Chicago,
father of the superintendent of the deaf
and dumb institute, will occupy the pull
pit of the Congregational church to.
morrow morning and evening. 1t Is ex-
pected that he will preach each Sunday
until the arrival of the new pastor, Rev.
G. W. Croft, about March LIST.
Now 1t Is on Harry Hunter. Some one
told him that spring must be coming, for
they had seen a Martin, but forgetting TO
say that it was Henry Martin. Straight
way Harry evolves for the Nonpareil the
pleasing item: "House martins, sweet
h~srbingeru, of spring, made their appear.