Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-22
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N. Y. Plumbing Co.

New spring gOOds at ftelters'
Colorado coal at G. B. Lumber Co.,
800 Main street. Telephone, 257.
Money to loan on improved city prop
erty by w. S. Cooper, l3O Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laner are the pa
rents OF new son born Monday night.
The Pleasure club will give a
masquerade ball at Driesbach's hall this
evening.
J. G. Upton yesterday sold a house
and lot on avenue A in Beers sub to
Missouri Valley gentleman.
j. G. Upton yesterday closed deal
by which Mr.. ID. X. Shreeves becomes
possessor Of fine 100 acre farm. near.
1Oveland. ........... .....
The "King's Daughters" will give
their second sOciable Thursday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. Stevenson, on
Park avenue. .'''''
Deputy County Clerk J. NJ. Shea was
yesterday "dOing the handsome" over
the arrival at his home Of very young
lady relative.
There will be special meeting of the
Unity guild at Mrs. Gardeners Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, sharp. Business
of importance. BY order Of the secre-
tary.
Two bad bills. were passed in ut the
police station yesterday. They were
Bill Jones and Bill Bates, both charged
with nOn-conformity to the laws of
dietetic integrity, commonly called
drunkenness. '..-''. ....'.'- 90
Miss Sadie Morehouse died at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Hugh Goss,
February Goth from II congestive chin.
The remains will be taken to Missouri
Valley this morning. The deceased
was As years of age.
The case of Lcvy, for obtaining money
under false pretenses, was set for yes
terday in Squire Schurz' court. One
OF the attorneys in the case was out of
the city and the other busy in n higher
court, SO It was indefinitely postponed.
Alfred Woodward of Macedonia has
started the manufacturing of washing
machine, which is proving startling
success. j. ID. Gault of Carson, George
Ouren and other well-known residents
of this county voluntarily sound it's
praises, having tried it.
All lovers of music will have an Op-
portunity to pass an enjoyable evening
at the opera house tonight, on the oc-
casion of the second concert of the
Apollo club of Omaha, assisted by Mrs.
Latey and Miss Pennell. The pro-
grainme is varied, and can not fail to
please.
The proprietors of the Kiel hotel
are starting in on some eXtansive i'm
provements in the way of plumbing,
ETC., that will greatly add to the con-
venience and comfort of their guests.
1t is not strange that this wellknown
hostelry continues to hold its place in
popular favor.
In the district court yesterday the
RichardsOnScott case came to a finish,
and was given to the jury about 6
o'clock. The charge of the Judge was
very full and took an hour to deliver.
The Coffman case will come on to-day.
and most of the day will probably be
taken in securing jury.
Carter g. Son, of the Ogden Boiler
works, have been putting in large
punch and adding other facilities for
doing more and better work. This
manufacturing enterprise is credit to
the city, and there is now no need of
going away from home to secure the
very best sort of work in this line.
1t is stated on good authority that one
OF the First avenue bellies will soon enter
upon state of double -blessedness. AS
there are about a half dozen of them to
whom the soft impeachment might
apply, it is somewhat difficult to deter
mine which one will first send around a
sample Of aristocratic dyspepsia in dis
guise, known as wedding cake.
1t is now authoritatively stated that
Jacob Neumeyer has his arrangements
completed for the erection OF three
story hotel. He has purchased Of George
Rudio the lot abutting upon his property
on Broadway. This will give him a
good frontage. Plans are being pre-
pared, contracts let and within a short
time the active work of building will be
under way.
There can no longer be any doubt
about the crossings for the motor line
to Lake Manawa. The bills of lading
for the crossings reached here yester-
day, and the crossings themselves will
probably be received to-day. The
motor line will now be completed as
speedily as possible. 1t is authorita-
lively stated that two new motors are
being built, and will be ready IN
abundant time for the opening Of the
season. Mr.. Reed is quiet in his moves
and does not indulge in rs many vain
boasts as those who had the enterprise
in hands last season, but he seems to be
accomplishing much more. .-.
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