Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-31
MINOR MENTION.

Council Bluffs Lumber Co, coal.
Crafts chattcl loans, 9O4 Sapp block.
Real Rock Springs coal. Thatcher rs Main
II you want water IN your yard or house
20 to Bixby's, BOZ Merriam block
The board of supervisors will meet tomor-
row morning.
The Sunday evening dinners at the Grand
are constantly increasing IN popularity win
the citizens OF Council Bluffs and Omaha.
w w. Wallace has resigned the presidency
of the Young Mons Christian Association,
and +. NJ. Bunker has been appointed to sue
coed him.
Miss Mary Kerr made her solemn profes-
sion as Sister of Mercy in the chaepi OF 81
Bernnrds hospital last Friday, ana will here
after be known as Sister Mary Regina Rev
PatGr Boyle Of Omaha received hcrvows.
The officers and members of Council Blufrs
Lodge, No. 30 Independent Order Dad tei-
lows are requested to meet at Odd Fellow S
hall this afternoon at o'clock preparatory
10 Attending the funeral of their brother y.
II. Ham. f. a. Sackett, N. G..
George Harper was released from the
county Jail last Friday after serving thirty
day term for stealing monkey wrench. The
first thing he did was to steal another mon
kew wrench and try TO sell II. He was ar
rested and will have hearing tomorrow
morning.
Veteran legion, encampment No s. will at:
tend divine services at Trinity Methodist
church, corner Ninth avenue and Fourth
street, this Sunday evening. All old sol
dcrs are requested to meet ut Grand Army
of the Republic han at 80 p. IN. to attend
with the enCaDpmcnt.
Instead Of being removed to Red Oak tor
burial, the remains OF the late A. H. Ham
will be Inferred this afternoon in tairvlcW
cemetery under the ausriCes of tho Oddfel-
lows fraternity, of which the deceased was a
membc. The funeral exercises will be con
Quoted by Rev. r. f. Thickstun.
Officer Murphy found little child wan
derug about on the streets Yesterday look
ing for its mother. 1t was weeping bitterly.
He took the little one in charge, and about
half an hour later found the mother who had
not noticed her loss. The mother lives in
the country, several miles from the city.
1t was expected up to day or two ago that
the Ogden hotel would be closed tonight, ana
statement to that effect was made in some
of the papers. Yesterday, however, lease
-4as signed between the owners OF the hotel
and G. M. Whitney, who has been running
the place as manager and the hostclry will
be kept open with Mr. Whitney at the head,
as heretofore.
W. f. Scott and G. l.. Boudry, two men
who represent themselves as agents for the
National Portrait association, with head.
quarters at lis Ashland avenue, Chicago,
spent last night in the city Jail on the charge
of assault. Mrs, Jacob Sims claims that the
two men came to her house on Friday ana
told them that she had no use for their pic.
lures. They tried to force the door open.
She called TO one of the ncigbborS for help.
She filed an information against them in
superior court and they were arrested by
Officer Murphy.
G.. f.. Stone received a telegram from Port
land, Ore, announcing the death Of mis- SON
in-law a. +. Mcggs. Mrs Stone has been
in Portland for two years past visiting her
daughter Mr.. Meiggs was stricken with
paralysis of the optic nerve several months
ago and the best medical men pronounced his
case incurablo From that time he seemed
not to care to live any longer and his health
became worse and worse until the end came.
He was well known in this city. Mrs. Melggs
and Mrs. Stone will arrive in the Bluffs in a
few days with the remains, which will be IN
TERED in tairview cemetery.
Grand opening of Schutzen park Mt Lake
Manawa with concert, ball aud prize bowl
ing, Sunday, May 81. Prizes:
One gold-headed cane.
One god-headed umbrella.
One gold watch chain.
One silver butter dish.
One silver pickle castor
One pair ladies' gold bracelets.
A nice pure mottled CASTLE soap, 3 cakes
for Ice, sold everywhere for l0c cake. Bos-
ton store, Council Bluffs la.