Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19

Hayes, L. c. Usher, c. q. Pollard, j. f.
Reynolds, Henry Torpin, w. H. Turner,
William Fried.
PIattsmouth Society.
County Attorney Gering was in the me-
tropolis on Monday.
John w. Burke, OF Lincoln, was in the city
this week.
John Osenkop, of Louisville, has been in
the city this week.
Miss Cora Woodrow visited friends in
Malvern, Ia. this week.
J. X. Pollock came down from Lincoln on
a visit to his parents last Sunday.
Thomas H. Pollock and daughter Miss
Lillian were visiting in Omaha Monday
Robert Miller and Thomas Mullen went up
to the capital on Monday.
u. p. Kelley, mayor of Glenwood, was
visiting the family of r. b. Windham this
week
Captain H. f. Palmer paid flying visit to
Chicago during the week.
Matter Houseworth and George Palmer, Of
Lincoln, were visiting with their respective
families last Sunday.
Judge S. M Chapman has been holding
court in Lincoln during the week.
Dan ORourke John Wrig and Gus Ryden
went to Malvern on Sunday.
Judge Russell has been out to Weeping
Water to visit his son.
r. J. Foley of Brainard Minnesota, paid
short visit to his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Dixon, OF this city.
Mcssrs. j. Fl. Hall and J. A. Gentsche,
representing Lodge No. s; Hon. +. f..
White and +. j. Morgan, Lodge No. 81, went
to Hastings, Tuesday, to attend the Grand
Lodge of the A. o. u. W., of Nebraska.
Dr. ID. Il. Martyr, of Columbus, accom-
panied by his nephew, H. B. Martyr, cashier
of the bank at Humphrey, Platte county,
were in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Herold and daughter, Dora, are
now visiting friends in Ohio, and will spend
the summer in Boston
Mrs. c. Nj. Butler and two boys, Claude
and Paul, departed for q visit at Benton
Harbor, Mich, Monday, to be gone for six
weeks.
Mrs. j. p Taylor and daughter Nellie, of
Central City, were visiting friends in this
city on Tuesday.
Miss Belle Wendell was an Omaha visitor
Mrs. l., A. Newcomer and children, de-
parted for visit to Perkins county, Tues
day morning.
o. p. Smith was in Lincoln, in attendance
upon the State Pharmaceutical association,
at Lincoln.
H. G. McMacken was in Omaha Wednes-
day.
Lou Boedeker, of Louisville, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. II. A. Sharp departed for visit
among friends in Denver, Wednesday morn
ing.
NJ. Strelght, went TO Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Real, who has been visiting with the
Misses Weckbach, returned home to Grafton
Wednesday.
Hon. William Neville was in Lincoln
Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Rhea, of Kansas, late supern-
tendent of schools of Woodson county, Kan
sas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. X. Nichols,
of this county.
Plattsmouth lodge No. 8, A. o. u. W.,
gave ball IN Fitzgerald's hall Wednesday
evening. The affair was made great sue
cess and exceedingly pleasant through the
exertons of the members. The tempting
supper arranged by the ladies' OF st. Luke's
Guild WIS feature thoroughly appreciated.
The music was excellent.
Rev. n. IL. Burgess DIR. j. II. Emmons, ID.
M. Wead and Clayton Barber attended the
annual council OF the Diocese of Nebraska In
Omaha, and the St. Lukes chapter of the
brotherhood OF ST. Andrew sent the follow
ing delegation To attend the semi annual con-
ference; q. Is. Kempster, Henry Herold, E.
Barwick and Clayton Barber. Mr.. Barber
read an excellent and interesting paper, en-
titled spreading Christ's Kingdom-Are
We ObeyIng It's Lawsir
peculiar attempt to evade both tho
customs and quarantine regulations 10
reported from Windsor TO the customs
department OF Canada. A railway car,
containing horse, several sheep and
several bales OF hay, was duly reported
at customs. One of the officials found a
thoroughbred bull wedged in betweea
the hay and the rear OF the car.