Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-13
MINOR MENTION.

Valley last evening to play al q uahce'
Mayor Vaughan has made husband and
wife of G.. II. Adams aud Mary Hoyt.
In the circuit court yesterday much of
the timo was spont In probate business.
A new restaurant " i'll shortly be opened
by jacobson & Nelson at 81 Pearl street.
st. Patrick's benevolent society Will
give their annual ball on s" Patrick's
day.
The dark duellists ar. to have a hear
Ing before Judge Aylesworth tomorrow
morning.
The chief yesterday ran In another of
the colored population, 10 Banks, for be-
ing drank.
A team belonging to Ben Marks took
a run yesterday, and smashed the buggy
somewhat.
A genuine and fatsl case of trlchina Is
reported as occurring at Walnut, the
victim being a German woman.
S. 81. Filbert, brother of the grocer,
j. P. Filbert, was married last evening
to Miss Maggie B. Heigler.
The funeral of Rev. Father McMen-
omy's mother takes place at the Catholic
church at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Hubbard, wife of the w%ell-known
Nonpareil scribe, has a very beautiful bit
of crazy work on exhibition at the
Peoples store.
Mrs. James McNaughton has COM
pleted crsyon portraits of MIR. and Mrs,
G. B. Waite, which were put on exhibit
tion at Bushnell's yesterday.
The cases of tho two young men
arrested for burgIarlzing Cooper & Nc
Gees store have been continued until
tomorrow. apartial hearing having been
had.
Cliff rd's dramatic company appear at
the opera house tonight in "The Planters
Wife," Tomorrow sfternoon in "The
Galley Slave" and tomorrow night In
''Davy Crockett"
One of the evening papers is trying to
get some advertising by threatening to
bring a libel suit against itself, if it can
not get anybody else to start one. Moth
ing like enterprise.
The docket for the Avoca term of court
is filling up rapidly. Forty cases have
already been placed upon 1t, enough to
fill up all the time, one week, which ia
assigned to holding court at Avoca,
The seventh annual meeting of the
Potta wattamie county Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Com is called for the
court houae on the 18th inss., to elect of.
ticers and transact other important bust
ness.
FL. Il. Field, the ex-chief Of police,
and w. G E,top, wko has been connected
with Scofeld & Co win, have entered int
partnership In the undertaking business
and will occupy j. g.. AuwerdG & CO..
old store, No. 81 Broadway.
Mrs. Vallrath, at who,e house HalIy
Lewis wa, boarding In Des Moines, and
who was go important q witpes, in hi
behalf, is now thinking of moving to thi!
city and opening q boarding house here,
with the help of her two daughters. Sht
Is now running the Hutton house at ST
Joseph.
From all accounts there must hav,
been a lively row In IN upper Broad va.
saloon about 2 o'clock yesterdaymorning
Bottles were thrown, and fur ltur,
smashed, according to reports, but tn,
police knew nothing about it, and no ar
rests were made.
One OF the Indispensable articles TO,
the traveller through Iowa Is the poke
railway guide of the stste, published b,
Nelson Brothers, of Cedar Rapids, which
contains every possible detail of needed
information In convenient form for a ref
ence, and all for a quarter. The Febru
number is just out.
In Council Bluffs last week we saw
upon the sire cts a woman, once an ea
peclal ~favorite Of Atlantic's show goins
people; and as che leersd at us a, sh,
passed US in company with q broker
sport, 1t occurred to W that If the ''bon
tons of Atlantic who only last winte
opened the doors of their homes to, anc
fesed and lionig.d her, could sse her
they would blush that ths had ever die
them the honor of Stalking tea with
them Atlantic Democrat.
Hon. w. Fl. Weaver, of Wyoming
came In on the U. p. train this morn
ing ON his wsy to n. o, with ten Others
from that section. Mr.. Weaver reports
the cattle in Wyoming as in bet'er con
dition this winter than they have eve,
been before this late in the season. He
ssys they have not as yet had any severe
storm, and that the winter has been mild,
Mr.. Weaver was a member of tue legis,
isture from Carbon county, and is the
foremsn of A. NJ. Jackson & Co. He
says their crops have not amounted to
anything so fa-.