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

NJ Y Plumbing Co.
Henry ONeill, ex passenger yardmaster at
the transfer, is the happy father of sixteen
pound boy
Frank Johnson brakeman, had hand
crushed while making e coupling in the
Northwestern yards yesterday morning.
A building permit for an 81, 100 cottage was
issued Yesterday to +. j. Duerr. The new
building will be erected in Highland Place.
The Pottawattamie county Fruit Growers
association met at the court house yesterday
afternoon. The following papers were read |:
G. G. Rice, Care and Culture of Currants;"
L. A. Casper, "Sprouting and Planting
Sweet Potatoes;" Peter Weis, marketing
Berres;" l.. A. Williams, "Curculio and
Coddling Moth"
Carrie Hayes a courtezan, was yesterday
morning fined $40 for street walking, and
William Krouse was relieved of 81 60 as the
city's revenue from his three-ply drunk of
Friday night.
Wlfred, the two -year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F.. Dozier, died, yesterday morning,
at the residence on Fifth avenue. The re-
mains will be taken to Beatrice, this morn
ing, for nterment.
The Ladies' auxiliary to Hazel Camp will
give a social, Monday evening, at Woodmen
hall All woodmen, their wives, daughters
and sisters are requested to be present.
Special attractions.
The chldren's choir of the Congregational
church will make it's first appearance this
evening" The choir consists of fifteen voices
and has been carefully trained. The music
will be one of the special features OF the
evenings services.
The executive committees of the Rescue
and EiSeman hose teams and the David
Bradley hook and ladder team are requested
to meet at II O'Clock this morning at the
store of j. l.. Templeton, to. make arrange
ments to attend the races at Nebraska City
on the 18th instant.
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street has been paved with cedar blocks. and
the council is contemplating changing the
entire strip of brick sidewalk in front Of the
city market TO block paving, as teams are
constantly driving over the curbing If it is
decided to maintain the hay market in its
present location, the change will undoubt-
edly be made
George, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hattie Bolts,
died, yesterday morning, of diphtheria, at
the residence of his parents, on Benton
street. Deceased was fifteen years of age,
and kept the news stand at the Ogden
house. The funeral will take place from the
residence, at 10 o'clock this morning. The
ncighbors have shown their sympathy by
sending in several really elegant floral
tributes.
Foxley g. Son will tomorrow open the first
brick kiln of the season. 1t is an earlier
opening than ever occurred before in the his
tory OF brick making in this city. There
will be 12O 600 for starter. They have de-
Vlsed new process, Dy Whlch thcrc Will DC
continuous kiln, producing 1900 daily.
They expect to secure n patent on the i'm
provement, and If it is rs successful as it
now promises, it will cause revolution in
brick making.
Hon. ID. c. Bloomer has just sold a twon-
ty-iive foot lot on Main street, adjoining the
Creston on the SOUTH to Carson gchtle.
man, for 81, 600. The purchaser win at once
erect a handsome three-story brick business
block on the property. and the first floor
will be occupied as bank: The property
brought the highest price of any land yet
sold on Main street. Prices are constantly
| advancing, and real estate in all parts of the
| city is in good demand.