Omaha daily bee., 1891-10-04
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Council Bluffs Lumber Co, coal.
Crates chattel loans, 2O4 Sapp block.
II YOU want water in your yard or house
20 10 Bixby's, BOP Merriam block.
Joseph Is. Hall Of Omaha and Mary a.
Miller OF Calhoun, Neb, were united In mar
riage yesterday by Justice Hammer.
Harmony chapter, Order OF the Eastern
Star, gives its sixth annual bail ana recep-
ton in Masonic temple Friday evening, DC
tober 10.
Tho Young Women's Chrlstian Temper
ancc union will meet In the parlors OF the
First PRESBYTERIAN church next Friday alter
noon at 4 o'clock.
The Woman's Christian association Will
meet at the hospital tomorrow afternoon at Is
o'clock. A good attendance is desired, as
there is important business to transact.
QThe knights of Pythias will give a grand
bali Tuesday evening at Masonic temple.
Dalby's band will furnish music. a large
number OF tickets have been sold ana q pleas
ant time is looked for.
The Merchants police force, which until
now has consisted OF &. II. Leuch, has been
doubled in size, j. A. Crafts, who formerly
occupied a position on the city police force,
having douned the star.
Mrs. William Lorah died Friday evening
at 10 o'clock, aged 20 years. The funeral
will take place tomorrow at ~ a. IN. from the
family residence on Sixth street between
Ninth and Tenth avenues.
The members of the Council Bluffs Wheel
club were intending to take Il trip to Carson
and return today as guests OF /. M. Ireynor,
but owing to the impossible condition OF the
roads 1t has been decided TO postpone it Il
week.
Carmencita will appear at tho Broadway
theater next Thursday evening. Her dane
ing has created a great furore III the eastern
cities, and this is her first western Trip
She is accompanied by the Spanish students,
whose vocal music forms an attractive part
of the entertainment.
Five DRINKS were given the customary fine
In police court yesterday morning. The case
of s. Edmunds, charged with the larceny OF
two diamond rings, was continued until Mon
day morning. w. d.. Brannan was given
thirty days in the county iailsfor the theft of
a pair OF shoes from a Main street boot and
shoe store. #
The bazaar In the interests OF st. Peters
Catholic church was concluded last evening.
The ladies who have had the matter in charge
have had many obstacles to encounter, not
the least of which was the weather, but in
spite Of all they succeeded in making quite n
sum-, which will be used in defraying the
church debt.
The case Of the Omaha National bank
against Mrs. Louise G.. Kimoall and Mrs.
ALA ID. Champ was on trial In district court
yesterday, it having been reopened in order
that the defendants might be placed upon
the stand again. Their testimony was all
taken, after which a continuance was granted
until Monday.
The following parties were granted mar
riage licenses yesterday: f.. D.. Smith of
Fremont, Neb., and Bertha Deputy of Wood
bine; Joseph B. Hall and Mary A. Miller,
both of Omaha; David Ii. Pugh and Nancy
j. Williams, botn of Pottawattamie county;
Frank Katzenstein and Carrie NJ. Westring:
James Murphy of Stuart and Bridget ID.
Ryan of Newton.
A society has been formed among the
ladies Of 81. Paul's Episcopal church for the
improvement of the interior of the building.
II is the intention of the members to give a
bazaar about the holidays. The following
are the officers OF the organization: Presi-
dent, Miss Nellie Sackett: vice, Miss Mollie
Rice; secretary, Mrs. w +. Sapp; treasurer,
Miss Georgia Bennett.
Joseph Parks was brought before Justice
hammer yesterday on a charge of larceny.
The prosecuting witness, whose namc is
Jasper Smiley, was present and wanted 10
dismiss the suit at Parks costs. The court
would not allow it to be dismissed in that
money and he was somewhat doubtful about
getting his fees. He accordingly remanded
Parks to the city jail until he saw where the
money to pay he costs was to come from.
Union Veteran Legion, encampment No. s,
viii hold its annual banquet on the evening
of October 10. This date has been chosen as
the anniversary of the victory at Cedar
Greek and the ride of Phil Sheridan from
Winchester. Sheridan was a member of this
encampment during his life and his memory
holds q warm place in the hearts of the sur
viving members. A strong effort Is being
made to get the national encampment.o of the
Legion in 1899 aud Colonel ID. B. Daily is to
go to Reading, Pa, to make the necessary
arrangements.