Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-01
DINOR MENTION.

NYP. Co.
/. Bicderman Is IN Chicago.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal
Crafts chattel loans, 9O4 Sapp block.
Genuine Rock Spring coal. Thatcher, 16
Main
a marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Henry n. Chase Of Harrison county and
Julia M Coggcshall Of Pottawattamic.
The funeral exercises of Colonel Charles
Swan will be held at his late residence on
Suits man street this afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Lefferts will celebrate
their silver wedding April at their resi-
dence, 1926 Eleventh avenue, by giving re
ccption to n number OF their friends
The saloon injunction cases, which have
been brought by S, II. Burgess, with the
firm OF Burke & Henry as attorneys, will be
tried in superior court from April IL to 20.
Two weddings were performed by Justice
Hammer yesterday, the parties being John
Grossman and Anna Jensen, both OF Lincoln,
Neb., and Edwin &. Gould CT Perry and Ella
Townsend OF Council Bluffs.
In superior court yesterday the case OF
Hart against Horton was to have been tried
but the defer dant failed to appear and
Judgment was granted the plaintiff FOR 81, 1896,
the amount asked for in his petition.
The cases of j. j. Rudd, charged with the
larceny Of u bale of hay from the feed store
of Jacob Stein, and John Murphy, charged
with the larceny of palr of scissors, were
continued in police court yesterday until this
morning at o'clock.
The following cases of measles were re-
ported Yesterday Mac Hanchett 100 Fourth
street; Bert Wise, COG South Sixth street;
joel BOggs' family, 10 South Tenth street;
d. A. Wales, 81 William street; f.. b. War
ner's family, 5i5 Washington avenue; Annie
Larson, lO2 Broadway.
At a meeting held in St Paul's church
Monday evening, March 80, 1891, the follow
elected members
the vestry for the ensuing year: ID. g.
Bloomer. NJ Duquette. John r. Stewart,
John N. Baldwin, S w. Besley, T. Il. Gavin,
M. f.. Smith, S. Il. MacConnell, j. +. Kim
ball, w. j. Jamson, H. +. Field.
Nellie g., wife of j. NJ. Shea, died at 10 40
o'clock Monday night at the residence, 6O6
South Twenty-third street, aged twenty
eight years, after a two weeks illness. Her
death was great shock to her friends, as it
was not thought that her illness was serious
until few hours before she was given up by
her physician. The funeral will be held this
morning at $3.50 o'clock from st. Francis
Xavier's Catholic church
The following apportionment of Jurors has
been made by the county clerk for the court
in Avoca: W. s. Williams, G.. NJ. Clapp, A.
w. Mcdonald, II. &. Hough Enoch Tay lor,
T. ). McElhauy, Chris Rasmussen, Joseph,
McGinniss, e. Il. Coop, William Reed, j. H.
Sivers, A. N. Halliday, Jurgen Stamp, Fer
man Norris, James Connor, }. M. Frum,
JOun DOTblU, w. - oJdlOGu, JOp
James Boiler George Plumb, II. &. Brandes,
w. II. Van.
On the evening Of April n ball and ban
quet will be given in the Masonic temple by
Ate Lincoln post, No 30 Grand Army of the
Republic, the proceeds of which are to go to
the relief fund. The following committees
have been appointed to have the oversight of
the affair Arrangements, j. b. Driesbacn,
George Miles, f.. j. Abbott; decorations,
Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. and l.. A.
Casper; tickets, Il. c. Hubbard, Theodore
Guitar, Is. S. Dawson, f. l.. Shugart d. B.
Maltby and the members of the Womans Re-
lief corps; reception, Donald Macrae, II. G.
Hubbard, John Lindt, f.. l.. Shugart and
John Keller; floor managers, j. b. Dries
bach, j. T. Templeton and Il. j. Abbott.
Supper will be served by the Woman's Re-
lief corps.