Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-04
MINOR MENTION.

1OuhNll blu1S lnnOcr 20, coal.
Crafts chattcl loans, 9Oi Sapp block.
CITY Auditor Tango confined to NIs nome
by Illness
Genuine Rock Spring coal Thatcher, lG
Main street
The Mueller music company yesterday sold
three liardman pianos.
j. u. Haywood began suit IN district court
yesterday against Lewis = NTH on note for
5000
The Prcsbytcrial social announced for
Thursday evening has been indefinitely post.
poned on account OF the weather.
Regular meeting Of the Womau's Christian
Temperance union will Oc hCld this after
noon at o'clock in their rooms in the MGR
riam block.
Denis Petersen of Oakland and Christina
MadeSCn OF Carson were married yesterday
afternoon AT the Kcil hotel Rev. j. w Croft
onCiating
Viola Macoy died Sunday night at the fam.
lily residence, li29 Fourth avenue, aged eight
months of measles. The remains were taken
TO Onawa yesterday morning for burial
u. f.. Roud, a book agent who has been
= lying his trade in this city for some time,
will learn something to his advantage il he
will call at the office of the chief Ofpolice.
Special convOcatlon Star Chapter No. ~,
II. A. NJ, this evening at o'clock sharp, for
comforting council degrees. All members are
cordially invited by order of the NJ. Il.
IL, p.
Rev. r j. Peterson. presiding cider Of the
American Methodist Episcopal churCn, is in
the city aud will preach IN the church this
evening. The trustees will hold II meeting at
o'clock
Marriages licenses were issued yesterday
10 Carl Leislinc and Catherine Reimplett,
both of Harrison county, and to Peter A.
Boudc of East Omaha and Johanna NJ Jen-
sen of this city.
The infant child of MIR. and Mrs j. NJ
Watermcycr died Monday at the residence,
corner OF Eighteenth and Tostcviu streets.
The remains We're taken 10 Florence, NeD,
yesterday for intcrmcnt.
Mrs Patterson, who resides at the corner
OF Fifth avenue and Sixth street, has been
very i'll for several days. Yesterday she
suffered relapse and for a time her life was
despaired of Her physician considers her
recovery very doubtful.
A suit was commenced yesterday in super
ior court by f.. f.. Hart on notes agGregating
$l,2OC in value, which were given by one B.
f. Horton to different parties aud sold by
them to the plaintiff. The petition alleges
that Horton is about to sell his goods and
leave the country with intent to defraud his
creditors, and asks for writ Of attachment
on all the Defendants property.
4 party of ladies spent Mon day evening at
the deaf and dumb institute by invitation of
Superintendent Rothert and wife. The time
was very pleasantly whcd away 10y music,
recitatiOns and other pastimes. The names
of those who formed the party are as follows:
Mrs r. w. Lyon, Mrs. Woodward and the
Misses Blanchard, Flickinger, Black, Grace
Black, Hardin, Mamie Hardin and patter.
son.
In the district court yesterday judgment
was rendered by Judge ThorneIl in the case
OF Haller vs. j. III. Arpolu in favor Of the
plaintiff for Sllo25. In the case of Lodge ~
Henry VS. j. NJ Butler, which was tried sev.
eral weeks ago, the plaintiffs withdrew their
petition and the defendant, Butler with.
drew his cross petition. The title to the land
In controversy was quieted in the defendant
j. 5. White.
The case against Emil and Herman Schur
charged with making threats to Kill, were
continued in Justice Hammers court yester
day on account of the absence from the city
of Deputy Marshal White, the officer who
had made the levy on the goods which were
at tho bottom of the difficulty between the
defendants and the prosecuting witness, Eli
Brown. The case Of larceny which was be-
gun against Brown and Koblenz has also
been continued. Both cases will be tried on
March II.
Mr., Charles d. Mueller son of j. Mueller
of the Mueller music company arrived in the
city yesterday and viii hereafter be identified
with Council Bluffs and Omaha interests.
For the past four years he has been connected
with the great music firm of Lyon Il Heaey
of Chicago. but he has permanently severed
his connection with the firm and will work in
the immediate interest of tho Mueller music
company. He viii probably assume charge
OF the small goods department OF the Omaha
branches.
y Mrs Almy and her daughter feel very
>mlch incensed about the report of row at
their home. Mrs. Almy says there was a
little trouble and some loud talk, Mrs. A Amy
being so deaf as to ncceSsitate some strength
of voice, but she denies that there was any
violence, face scratching, or any occasion for
police interference Mrs, Amy having lived
here many years, and never having deported
herself in manner TO entitle her to the repu-
tation of n puglst, naturally feels that
great injustice has been done her.