Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
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MINOR MENTION.
N. Y.Plumbing Co.

7.
Samuel Murphy and Mary Barry, all of this
county, have been given legal permission to
wed.
For Rent-Dining room and lunch counter
at Lake Marawa, opposite Manawa hotel.
Address at once lock box No. lob, Council
Bluffs.
Judge Aylesworth ladled out judicial med
icine yesterday morning to SIX vigs, two
drunks and two parties charged with carry
ing concealed weapons.
The second number of the Church Record,
n new Council Bluffs monthly is just out 1t
is sixteen page journal, sprightly and read
able. It's published IN the interests OF the
Episcopal church of this city.
Joseph II. Rosenberg and Anna M Sack,
both OF Franklin. Penn, were united in mar
riage Yesterday morning by Squire Barnett
in the parlors of Neumayer hotel. They
will reside in Council Blnffs.
Arrangements are being made for grand
Parnell meeting in the opera house on the
evening of the 2Sth Some gifted SPEAKERS
of national reputation are to be present, and
the occasion will be one of marked interest
The first game at Fairview base ball park,
corner of Tbirty-fourth street and Avenue G,
will be played this afternoon between the
Odell Bros team and the Union Pacifics, of
Omaha. A rattling game is expected.
Ladies will be admitted free.
Captain Phillip Loefell, the veteran and
old cigarmaker, has started a little shop of
his own at No. 319 Benton street. He has
already found his brands to be in such de-
mand as to employ three cigarmakers, and
the business promises to develope into quite
a factory.
Wickham Bros. announce that the walls of
the new Eiseman block will be up by Wed
nesday night, and the building will be en-
closed by the last of the week The iron
work is nearly all in position, and there will
be nothing to delay the early completion Of
the building.
The watch drawing at Burhorn's, last
evening, resulted as follows: Club Nc. /
No. %. c. A. Thilo; No. 26, -. Club No.
dore Beckman. Club No. 3-No. 10. Charles
Hood; No. 81, Miss Anna Palmer. These
drawings are very popular, and several par
ties are receiving watches at very low rates.
The various reports in circulation and hints
thrown about to the effect that Miss Bella
Robinson was assisted in the composing of
her opera by her teacher, Mr.. Baitens posi-
lively denies. He says that the gifted young
lady wrote every note of it. All he did was
to write the orchestral parts, for which Miss
Robinson paid him literally.
The funeral of David McCreary, who died
Friday morning at the residence of his SON.
in-law, ID. w. Foster, 40 South Madison
street, will take place this afternoon from
was in his eightith year, and had resided in
this city for the past fourteen years. He
leaves a wife and five children.
Several important changes will take place
IN the location OF business hrmS about the
1st of next month V. Badollet will remove
his grocery business to the corter of Broad
way and Seventh street; Russell Morgan
will remove his upholstering establishment
to No 732 Broadway; the Council Bluffs
Furniture company will open up with large
stock at No. 407 Broadway; and w. w.
Chapman will remove to No. Is Pearl street
The union depot committee is making very
little NOISE just at present, but it is stated
that work is still going on and the money
with which to purchase the grounds IS beng
raked in at a lively rate. The members of
the committee say that the enterprise is ''all
right" and as the public has no means of
knowing anything to the contrary, the state
| ment will have to be accepted. The citizens
will try to be satisfied with this assurance
until more convincing proof becomes visible.
In handling bunch of bananas in Sny-
der's commission house, yesterday, the
bookkeeper, Mr. A. Wiltsey, felt something
cold and clammy crawling over his hand.
CHANGING quickly at the cause of the uncanny
sensation he discovered scorpion sluggishly
making his way out of the bunch of bananas,
which mas served as his sleeping car during
the long journey from sunEler CLINE. The
chlliness of this northern atmosphere had
rendered his scorpionshIp so sluggish that he
did not have ambition enough to strike with
his deadly sting. The scorpion was quickly
captured and placed in Fosters drug store
on exhibition. MIR. Wiltsey has not yet fully
recovered from the nervous thrill which his
narrow escape naturally caused.
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