Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 80,
Office, NO. 12, PEARL STREET.
JoIvciod by carrier IN any part Of the city at
twenty cents per week.
II. W. TmToN. Manager
TELEPHONES:
BUSINESS OFFICE, No. a.
NInmT LnIIOR No. =.
MINOR MENTION.
.cw YaT. Plumbing company.

Now Y5T.n Plumbing cornpany.
New summer goods at Refers,
The band concerts in Bayliss park
should be kept up.
Union Pacific engine no SOB blew out
the stay boty yesterday and had to be sent
10 the shops.
a hail storm is reported rs having
struck near Taylor, Monday. 1t was not
extended over any great area.
John w Lloyd, of Springfield, H.,
and Miss Alice 4. Fosdick, of this city,
were married by the Rev. T. j. Mackcy.
Phil Bachelor, n Union Pacific switch.
man, on Tuesday night, in the transfer
wards, had his left ankle badly bruised
AMI wrcnchcd.
The teachers of the city school, TO night
give a reception at the Bloomcr building
to the visiting teachers. A happy social
time is expected.
One of Paul Boquct's horses took
lively SPIN along Broadway Yesterday
forenoon and succeeded in wrecking the
buggy against lamp post ut the corner
OF Pearl street.
A collision occurred yesterday after
noon at the transfer between two freight
trains one Il "Q' and the other west
ern one. One car was ditchcd, but no
great damage was done.
The Red Oak club have engaged SAILS
bury OF the Union Pacific club to pitch
in the game on Saturday between the
Red Oak and Mueller Music company's
mines.
Rcgan Bros. ~ Co, who have done so
much paving here, have been awarded
the contract for n large amount of paving
in Des Moines this year at $l.47 per
square yard.
Permit to marry has been granted to
IlOrptpn (,rippS and .Inppin pritnhptt
both of Macedonia; also to j. w. Lloyd,
of Springfield, H., and Alice A. Frcder,
ick, of Council Bluffs.
In the past three days some eight OF
ten horses attached to buggies have ran
away, doing more or less damage TO har-
ness and vehicles, but only in one case
have the occupants been hurt.
Edward Langmaid had his hand caught
IN Ia circular saw, ard is now nursing three
badly cut fingers and thumb He will
doubtless save his hand entire, but the
injuries are serious and painful.
This evening Mrs. DR.. Macrae and Miss
Lizzie Brown will entertain their friends
at lawn party at Mrs. Nacrae's resi-
dence, No. Sl3 Fifth avenue. Over two
hundred invitations have been extended.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
give n lawn social at the residence of
Mrs. j. p. Cassidy, on Washington ave.
ments will be served at moderate price.
Everybody will be made welcome.
b. +. Eshelman, a young Harlan genius,
has invented device for keeping pencils
from slipping out of the vest pocket, and
Z u: W oo;"oiirlluii ana other dealers report
that it is one of the best and fastest sell
Rg IN the land.
Yesterday morning Colonel Daily re-
ted by express from western friend
40 beautiful young antelopes, which
promise to become great pets. They are
handsome creatures, and will be kept at
the colonel's home.
On Saturday the Mueller Music comp
any base ball club go to Red Oak to play
the Red Oak club, the second game this
season. The Mueller nine is composed
rs follows: Strock, catcher; Sadler,
pitcher; A. Noble, first base; Willie, Sec
ond base; Patton, third base; Brown,
short stop; Bierwein. left field; S. Neble,
center field; Oliver, right field.
The closing exercises of St. Francis
academy took place last night, and were
very interesting and creditable. There
was large audience, composed largely
of friends of the pupils, but had the au-
dience been made up of critical strangers
the hearers must have been hardly less
pleased. The programme was varied
one, embracing music and literary eXer-
cises. The academy pupils show the re-
suit of much thorough training, and in
the different branches taught in this in
stitution have evidently made rapid
progress.