Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-21
Notes About the CITY,
A girl at Patrick Brossncn's,

A girl at Patrick Brossnen's,
Mrs. Davis, of Albright is very i'll.
John Condor ia up from Valparaiso.
Howard Savage has returned from Chi
cago.
Mrs. John Lewis, near Gilmore, is i'll with
bronchitis.
Mrs. Charles Cummings is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
C. H. Rich, of the Stoclsman, has returned
from Wisconsin.
Thomas Barta, who has had serious sick
spell, Is convalescent.
Lee Mayiield is in from Union visiting his
brother, E. O. Muyfed.
Miss Charlotte Talmage of Omaha, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Evers
James Looney, of Chicago, is here visiting
his brother, Officer Thomas Looney.
Benjamin Gratiot is up from Papillion,
visiting his brother, George Fl. Gratiot.
C. o. Lumber, stock shipper. was worked
in Omaha on the old check racket for 500.
General Agent A. c.. Crum, of the Ameri-
can Building and Loan association, is in the
city.
Mrs. Phillips, of Toronto, Canada, mother
of james and N H. Phillips, has arrived in
the city.
Miss Lu and Coe Hunt left this afternoon
for a months visit with friends at Chilli
cothe, Mo.
Miss Maggie Martin has removed her
boarding house, and has taken possession of
the Des Mones house.
Captain Richard Trevellick, of Detroit
will lecture Sunday, MAY 25 in this city be-
fore the Central Labor union.
There will be social in the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening. Refreshments
will be served. All are invited.
The Presbyterian Aid society will meet .at
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Milers. Twenty second
and G streets, Tuesday afternoon.
G. H. Prichett, who got about $4,000
worth of grading contracts in Omaha, re-
moved from here and commenced work
Saturday.
Messrs. Michael Lee Dennis Cunningham,
j. c. Brennan and Mr. Flannery came down
Saturday from Omaha, looking after real
estate purchases.
A slight fire in a shed IN the rear
of the Chicago house, owned by Thomas
Hand, S and Twenty-eighth Streets Monday
afternoon, called out the fire company. The
damage amounted to $50.
George Siebkln and John Stewart came
down from Omaha to run the city, and
wound up by robDng II woman in Nellie
Johnsons house, Albright, of her purse and
S6.75: Officer Redmond arrested them on
Twenty-tourth street and got the purse. but
not the money. They will answer before
Judge King.
Inspector Breen has issued building rer-
mits to Ed. Ainsworth for Il brick block
three stories high, ,6JxC0 feet, Twenty seventh
and l. streets; Mrs. Ellen Torpy, Thirty-
sixth and T streets, and p. A. Tundell and
Gus. Hardmon, Eighteenth and II strt cts
The permits value the houses at $500.
The lot given by Corrlgan Bros. to the
ST. Agnes fair, the Singer sewing machine
and the grey mare, will De ralfled off at the
Altar society ice cream festiva! and prom
enade concert in A. O. H. hall, this
evening. Pivonkas Bohemian cornet band
will be present and furnish the music.
M- Mrc - RynparSOn Mt
home Saturday evening in honor of Mr.. Will
liam Il. DuDroy, to Mr.. Dunroy's teacher,
Mis- Gertrude Glasgow, and the members of
his class An elegant spread was served,
games and music and literary entertainments
made delightful social gathering at one of
of the most elegant and social homes in the
city.
George II Mueters, the gentlemanly and
efficient b. a. M telegraph operator, has
been let out and on Monday will go to Lin
coin. His place will be filed by ID. j. Nc
Carthy. S. f. Butler, the reliable and popu-
lar bill CLERK, was also cut off by the re-
trenchment act.
At tho residence of the brides mother,
Twenty-seventh and X streets, Sunday after
noon, the Rev. Robert l.. Wheeler performed
the marriage ceremony making Mr.. Edward
JUL and Mrs. Cora Lee Graham man and
wife. Mr.. JUL is clerk of the courts of Me-
maha county, and one of Auburn's most pop
ular citizens After The ceremony an excel
lent repast was spread, at which Judge
Beveridge, of Auburn, presided. The happy
couple received the congratulations of many
friends.