Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-15
MINOR MENTION.


Cooper ~ McGcc sell stoves.
Cooper II McGec sell Hardware.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bu.hncll's.
If YOU have not registered, do 80 ut
once.
One dozen cabinets and large pancT
for 81 80 at Schmid's gallery.
Encampmcnt No. =, Union League, is
to give its first annual banquet October 49,
\ new front is being put onto the
building occupied by Mrs j. +. Mctcalfc
on Broadway.
Yesterday Justice Hendricks ofliciatcd
at the wedding of William A. Miller, of
Silver City, and Ella +. Moss, also of that
place.
The Good Tcmplars gave a ball last
eve nng in Temple hall. 1t seemed to be
heartily enjoyed by those who partici-
patcd.
DO not fall into the dclusion that be-
cause you were registered at the recent
city election that your name is still on
the books You must register again this
week if you want to have any snow to
vote.
Permit To wed was given yesterday to
J. W. Dowell, Of Chilicothc, Mo, and
Sus.c ilunt, of Lovcland. Also to II. l..
Palmer, of Omaha, aud Dora Morcland,
of Atlantic.
There are Il large number of grading
certificates and other documents ready
for the new mayor signature. H. VIII
have to write his autograph about live
hundred times to catch up with the rOu-
tine business.
Regular meeting of Fidelity Council
No. lj6, Royal Arcanum, this CfridaY)
evening, October -, at 1:30 clock. Al
members interested in getting up Il series
of parties, please attend; also other bust
ness OF Importance.
The city wcIghmaster is scattering
notices informing the public that grain,
coal, hay, etc, not weighed on the only
city scales. Bryant street, city building,
Is not officially weighed"
Under the new law no one can register
your name for you. You must appear in
person before the board. If YOU neg
lect this you cannot swear in your vote
on election day, us the old custom was.
DesMoincs is iining its merchants who
throw paper into the streets. Council
Bluffs, which is too ready to pattern after
DesMoinCs should make Il move in this
direction. This city needs cleaner streets
and alleys, and needs them badly.
The "C' supper given by the Acme
club, of St PauI's church, last evening,
proved happy success The menu was
framed so as to bring to the front many
articles the names OF which began with
that latter of the alphabet.
All Illtilpl't DulSldIl - I'DDlltu its
having taken place at the residence of
ID. & White, on Graham avenue. a dog
who wouldn't keep his mouth shut
is supposed to have induced the fellows
TO flee before they secured any plundcr.
NJ +. Meaden, of Goshen, Ind and
Miss Lulu Stephenson, of this city, We're
married "Wednesday at p. IN. al the
brides home in the presence of Il select
company of old friends the Rev. G.. w
Crofts officiating. They left on the eve
ming train for their new home in Goshen.
The marshal of Atlantic was here yes
terday, looking after a runaway couple.
The friends and relatives of the young
folks were fearful that the lover would
not do the right thing by the girl, but on
becoming satisfied that they had been
lawfully welded they concluded not to
bother the course of true love any further.
Cooke ~ Morgan yesterday commenced
suits in the district court against the
Council Bluffs savings bank and the firm
of NJ. +. Smith IL Co, for S27 900 dam
ages on account of their dry goods store
being closed and stock seized by attach
ments, which they claim were wrongfully
taken out.
The Globe, which enjoys the distinc-
ton of being the only democratic paper
here at last comes out with a lukewarm
endorsement of the county ticket, and
goes through the regular grind by which
y
notice. 1t has not got around to say how
il likes the township ticket framed at
the so-called convention, and concerning
which so large portion of the party is
dissatisfied.
There was u rowdy dance on North
Eighth street last Saturday night. Yes
terday four young fellows were brought
in as having been among the partici-
pants, but the witness who claimed they
were there, had skipped for Omaha and
the eases were necessarily postponed.
The boys admit having been at the dance,
but say they were there simply as lockers
on and took no part in the fun nor IN the
row.
Frank Norman, arrested for threaten
ing 10 shoot an old sweetheart who had
married another man, was yesterday let
loose again, the woman who had him
arrested concluding that he would not
carry out his threats, but only meant to
scare her. The judge thought that the
fellow was simply showing the woman
that she did well to marry the other one,
and Mt the woman's request the man was
set free,
Mrs. Frank, whose name as Mrs. Huber
became so notorious here in connection
with the Mercer case, is said to be IN
Minneapolis, and the query is raised why
the 81 900 bond which she left behind her
TO secure her appearance here is not col
lected. Perhaps if the inquirers would
1nNeslStle lltlle lne discovery might
be made that the bond is not collectable,
there being some glaring legal defects in
it, The prediction is made that the 81 900
will not be made to appear in cash for
some time, if ever,
If Council Bluffs gets half the enter
prises which are promised big boom
will strike the city before it is year
older Among the latest is the promise
OF a large buildingto be put up by the
Pullman car company, II to be 100 by 400
feet, located near the transfer and 10 be
used for repairing and housing cars, for
offices, etc, Council Bluffs is hearing
many cheering reports, and some of them
must surely be realized before death re-
moves some of those who are continually
grumbling about the city and predicting
its speedy decline
j. B. Blank was yesterday arrested as
being the one who slugged Sam Davis on
upper Broadway Wednesday night.
Davis claimed that he and Blank had
trouble before, and there had been
threats made by Blank that he would hit