Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spring goods at Refers.
Chicago only $40, at Bushnell's.
$3.50 saved on every ticket to Chicago and
the east, at Bushnel's.
There is a brand new heir at the home of
James Taylor, on Graham avenue.
Permit to wed was yesterday granted
John Dergane, of this city, and Catharine
Gaul, of Shelby.
Colorado and West Virginia coal and best
Marblehead lime at Council Bluffs Lumber
company's, 900 Main street. Tel. No. 25L
There will be a meeting of the republican
club Monday evening at the law Office OF
Stone 81 Sims. All republicans are urged to
be present.
William Fox, of Garner township, is the
happy father of a four-pound daughter. The
choice-article-i lin small package theory applies
in this case.
The Sisters of st. Bernard's hospital are
selling tickets for the rafting Of a fine gold
watch. The proceeds will be devoted to fur
nishirg the new hospital.
One arrest was the sum total of yesterdays
police business. The victim was a farmer.
and he deposited $500 with the iailor and
was allowed to depart for home.
The s75 combination writing desk and sew
ing machine that was ratified off last evening
at the Manhattan was won by j. ID. Johnson,
superintendent Of the motor line.
TIL deed was recorded yesterday by which
bIt EDlSbtIb VI Nltltg bhS VI
G. Geise's large residence, which will be con-
verified into st. Bernard's hospital.
The Congregations ladies' give a social
Monday evening at the residence of Mrs. N.
=. Dodge, she being assisted In the entertain
ment by Mrs. w. II. Burns and Mrs. Van
Brunt.
Colonel John Fox, of the decoration COM
mittee, desires all flowers for memorial SER
vice left at the blue front store room east of
the Pacific house, on or before Tuesday
morning.
Chief Lucas has appointed N. E. Tyson a
special policeman to prevent persons from
taking a 'shOrt cut' across the grass in
Bayliss park while the new walks are being
put down.
A large and handsome easy chair at the w.
@. A. hospital gives indisputable proof of the
generosity and appreciation Of the members
of the state association of city marshals and
chiefs of police who attended the annual
meeting here.
The Independent hose team of Natick,
Mass, leaves home on the Sth of June for a
western trip. 1t will attend the Clinton tour
nament ana run on the free-for-all, and will
then come to this city for a hub-and-hub race
with the local team.
Bids for the last contract to be let in con-
nection with the construction and furnishing
of the government building are now adver-
tised for, to be received June 9. This calls
for the placing in the building of a steam or
hydraulic passenger elevator.
Owing to the stormy weather the Council
Bluffs ball team did not cross the river
yesterday for a game with the Crane Bros.
nine. To-day's game will be on the home
grounds with the letter & Young club of
South Omaha. The game will be called at 3
o'clock.
yesterday morning, two lonesome looking
vags being the only candidates for magls-
terial consideration. They were both re-
manded to the sewer to await the clearing up
80 49, = H. xlo,, ,-nl l- .~.N~
to the city limits and unceremoniously
''fired.n
Archie Darrell, a compositor of this city,
died yesterday morning at the Western
house, of consumption. The remains will be
forwarded at Gao o'clock this evening to
Winterset, Ia, for interment, and friends are
requested to meet at the Western house at
4:40. The deceased was twenty-five years of
age.
If the lady who stopped off the street car
at Third avenue Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock, and who was handed IA pocket book
found on the car floor, and accented it, think
ing it was hers, will return it to w. H..
Burns, superintendent of the street railway,
he will see that it is returned to the rightful
owner.
The badges to be worn by the members of
the Young Mems Democrat club to the
national convention at st. Louis, are of
MORE antique cardinal watered silk ribbon,
trimmed with gold bullion tassel and fringe.
In the center is a diagonal strip of corn
colored satin. The whole is appropriately
inscribed and is very neat and tasty in APP
pearance.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. DIR. Cooley was
called to the residence of Mr.. Peter Norris,
on Main street, to ~officiate at a quiet we'd
ding, in which Andrew p. Swanson, of
Missouri Valley, proved the bridegroom and
Miss Anne Morris the bride, the latter being
n sister of MIR. Morris. The newly welded
ones left last evening for Missouri Valley,
where they will make their home, Mr.. Swan
son being in the employ of the Fremont &
Elkhorn Valley railway company.
Money at low rates on first-ciass 1arm security.
Burnham, Tulleys Il Co., lGe Main street.