Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-28
BEE.
MINOR MENTION.

ID. w. Otis, city and farm loans.
Josef Heine, the world renowned violinist,
plays at the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening.
building permits for a $1,000 and 81 200
cottage in Twin City place.
Martin ]. Rouse and Elizabeth Castleton,
both Of Omaha, were u0ited in marriage last
evening at the Office OF Squire Barnett.
The Heating block Is being thoroughly
overhauled, and will be occupied on the first
OF the month by the Swanson Music COM
pany.
Prof. Heine, one Of the grea test musical
geniueses of the age, will honor Council
Bluffs with a concert next Thursday, Au-
gust /.
Tickets for the Heine concert will be on
sale at Camp Il Ellis drug store, BushnelPs
book store and Bracket & Cavin's Upper
broadway store.
Mary c. Hosclaw has applied for disso-
luton Of the marriage ties binding her to
Martin Holsclaw, alleging extreme cruelty
and failure to support.
n Pottawattamie tribe, No. 81, Improved
Order of Red Men, holds council fire every
Wednesdays sleep ut the wigwam, In Wood
mems hall on Broadway.
Il. r. Keyes, an Omaha hack driver,
was fined 80 yesterday morning for
running hack without license aud for
overcharging passengers.
The committee appointed to investigate
the lighting outlying portions of the city by
either tower lights or the single arc light
system, have postponed their final drive over
the ground until tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Writ last evening eel
ebrated their eighteenth wedding ami
versary. A number of the relatives and in
innate friends Joined last evening in happy
social observance of the event.
The funeral o. J. p. Anderson, who died
ut St Bernard's hospital took place yester-
In m itiu nt ~ p'rloth The pr-
essary to defrav the funeral EXPENSES was
raised through the efforts Of Mr. Frank
Levin.
An adjourned meeting of the school board
was held last evening, at which very little
business was transacted, except drawing up
aud Signing contracts and approving the
bonds for certain work which was let ut the
last meeting.
Lucille, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. George
- Bennett died at 2 o'clock yesterday after
poou. The funeral Will take place at 8
o'clock to-day from the residence, corner of
Washington avenue and Seventh street, Rev.
ID. e. Franklin officiating.
At the b-weekly shoot of the Council
Bluffs Rifle club Friday afternoon, j. G.
Upton and G. w. Smith tied on ~ points out
of a possible 100. On the shoot off Smith
won taking the badge, which Upton had
held for nearly three months.
G.. j, Gannau was again before the board
of insane commissioners yesterday for exam
hdtlOll, anu Wdo buluupcl peTlCCtly tdHc,
and discharged. He attributes his temporary
alment to Il fall he received several weeks
ago while employed at the Kiel stables.
The articles OF incorporation of the Ger.
mania verein of Walnut, were filed yester-
day with the county recorder. The incorpo-
r.tors are Johanne Bruck, j. f. Gloe and IL.
+. w. Brandt. The objects OF the organiza-
tion are physical exercise and mental inn
provement.
The Second Presbyterian church social
will be held this week at the new church
Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake served
for Is cents. Music and social converse the
order of the evening. Every one invited to
attend and enjoy the evening. Strangers
will be welcome.
The owners of the steamer Rescue the
newest boat on Manawa, have announced
their intention of donating twenty per cent OF
their net receipts to-day to the fund devoted
90 the benefit of Jimmie Davis, the heroic
cripple who saved the life of John Hughes ut
the lake last Sunday.
new church is to be built Immediately
by the Methodist congregation at the corner
OF Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street The
plans and specifications may be seen at the
Office of w. w. Cones 22l3 West Broadway
where necessary information will be fur
nished contractors and builders.
The board of traderooms will be moved
tomorrow from the county court house tc
the new quarters in the Merriam block The
new location may be regarded as permanent
1Or some tlIe 10 come. Inc rOOIilS are Wei
adapted to the wants Of the board OF trade,
and will undoubtedly be appreciated by the
members.
The grocery firm of Burbridge & Calvin
WAS closed Friday evening on chatte
mortgage held by h. Burbridge, father o
the senior member of the firm The mort
gage was to secure the payment OF notes to
the amonnt of Sl,lOO. G. M. Obcrholtzer
and j. II. Snyder nave also filed attachments
against the stock.
An adjourned. n. Getting Of the stockholders
or the Omaha and Council Bluffs Chautau
qua assembly will be held tomorrow even
ing, at the new rooms of the board of trade
on the third floor of the Merriam block. fol
the purpose of transacting business of ut
most Importance. 1t is desired that every
stockholder be present.
The steamer Nellie Keller has started
down the river to the scene of future opera
vacancy ia the Manawa fleet is filled by a
new yacht Just placed there by Omaha
parties, who claim her te be the fastest boa,
on the lake, Some interesting races in the
near future will decide the question OF
superiority
Eiseman's new building is one of the bust
est places in the city at the present time,
Nearly hundred men are engaged IN push
ing the work. The finishing Of the first, sec
Ond and third floors has been commenced.
Seven thousand feet OF antique oak will he
used in finishing the first floor. Ii no unfore
seen delays occur the giant palace of glass
and steel will be ready for occupancy by the
1st Of September.
The electric motor line conductors have
found the task Of educating the travelling
public in the matter of company rules by
verbal information so slow and exhaustiny
tha; cards are now posted in the cars to the
effect that smokers must occupy the three
rear seats of the trailer and that all passen- =
gers must get ON and Off trains at the far
thor side of tho street crossings. Unless the
latter rule is obeyed, the company will not
be held responsible for tho acts Of reckless
passengers.
A rafting game Of ball will be played this
afternoon, at Fairyicw base ball park, be-
tween the Odell Bros and the Neolas. These
clubs have already played one game. which
resulted in a victory for the local team, but
the Neolas We're dissatisfied, alleging par
TALLY on the part of the umpire, and arc
ready TO back their club for any reasonable
amount. 1t is probable that the visitors will
play to WIN large amount OF money for
their friends, AS number of bets have al
ready been made The indications that to.
days game will be the most hotly contested
ever played on these grounds, and that the
game will draw very large attendance.
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