Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
MINOR MENTION.

Ni'hulhO lNOIn topiiIB NOoi. hutNhNlt ~
Main street.
The registration books will be opened on
Saturday, February 2S.
Mrs. S. l.. Evans entertained the Good
Templars last evening at her home.
John Which, who has been dangerously i'll
with liberation of the lungs, is improving.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will give
their annual ball in Masonic temple on the
evening of March II.
Unity Guild will meet in regular session
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. r..
A. Flichter, Lincoln avenue.
The regular meeting Of Harmony chapter
No. 25, Order of tho Eastern Star will be
held this evening in Masonic hall.
Tho members of Unity Guild will hold a
Ienten service this evering at Z 80 O'Clock at
the residence of Mrs. Runyan or Park ave-
nue..
A Cas- of scarlet fever was reported yes
terday at the corner of Seventh street and
Sixteenth avenue, Andrew Johnson being the
victim.
: The young ladies Of the second Presb byter-
Ian church will give an entertainment Friday
evening, the programme for which will ap-
pear later.
case of the measles was reported to the
city yesterday at S27 Sixth avenue. This
makes nineteen cases reported since the first
of the month
The funeral Of ]. C. Chenoewith who died
suddenly in Omaha Tuesday, will occur this
morning at 0 o'clock from the residence of
Jesse Sawyer, 2317 Avenue c..
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs Antoine
Bloom died Tuesday night and was buried
yesterday afternoon, the funeral being held
at the residence on Frank street.
Rev. G. w. Crofts has received an order
for his book of poems, "Golden-rod,n from
Scotland. Rev. Crofts is much pleased at
this indication of the popularity of his book.
The case of Eighmy VS. the Milwaukee rail
road was completed in district court yester-
day, with the exception of the arguments of
the attorneys, which will be made this morn
ing.
All interested in the temperance work are
invited to attend the Woman's Christian
Temperance union tea at Mrs. Bixby's, 326
South First street. at 8 o'clock this after
noon.
William Cadwallader died of consumption
Tuesday night at his residence in Hardin
township, aged twenty-one years. His re-
mains will be taken to Malvern today for
burial.
The fifth annual session Of the Southwest
iowa PresS club Will be held at Creston on
Thursday and Friday of next week. A grand
banquet on the evening of Friday will be one
of the attractions.
Lulu May, the five-year-old daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. E. Il. Fonda, died last evening
after an illness of only nine hours at the
family residence 1906 Ninth avenue. Notice
OF the funeral will be given later.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Eugene Harris and Martha Mcfarland, both
OF this city, Christian Paulsen and Lena
Gregarson, both of this county, and to Scott
u. Graham and Nellie l.. Clayton, also of this
county.
The funeral of Nellie Berry the five-year-
old stepdaughter of w. II. Woods, WHO'S en-
ployed in the Northwestern shops, took place
yesterday afternoon, Rev. &. II. Bohn
officiating. The services were held at the
cemetery.
The case of the Western Home Insurance
company VS. j. M. Palmer for S225 worth of
premiums which had been allowed to go un-
paid, was completed in superior court yester-
day morning. The Jury brought in a verdict
for the defendant
Rev. II. ]. Mackay Is confined to his home
by illness. Until mis- recovery the Lenten
services in st. PaGrs church will be in
charge OF Rev. G. H. Bohn of All Saints
mission and the meetings which were to have
been held in the latter will be discontinued
for the present.
The ladies who are interested in the wei
fare of St Bernard's hospital held meeting
Wednesday afternoon to make arrangements
for a far to be held Easter Monday for the
beneft of the hospital. Mrs. j. g. Lange
was appointed president, Mrs. Theodore Bray
vice president ana Mrs. S. II. McAtee treas
urer.
A lodge of the Order of the World has
been organized with membership of about
hity' hb llS HTSU HccllfR tne following
officers We're elected and installed, after the
limitations had been duly gone through with:
X. C. Hubbard past president; w. II.
knephcr, president; G. II. Warren, vice
president; Bert Sheely, guard; II. w. Binder,
secretary; A. G. Lane, marshal; E. H.
Sheafe, chaplain; f. H. Warrer treasurer:
T. II. Snow, sentinel; DR.. NJ Bellinger and
Mrs. DIR. S. M. Snyder, physicians.
w j. Davenport the newly appointed
division freight and passenger agent of the
httt.lt rtnf,
day and will begin the active discharge of
bls duties tomorrow. There will be but few
changes made in the running of the office.
Major M. M. Marshall, the present general
agent. has handed in his resignation to take
effect March l. 1t has not yet been accepted
but 1t is understood that the Office he now oc-
cupies will be dispensed with after this
month. Mr.. Davenport will put in one clerk
besides the present force but beyond that
there Will be no change.
A case was on trial IN Justice Pattop's
court yesterday in which Mrs Van Kirk is
seeking to get possession of lot of her cloth
ing, which, she claims, is wrongfully held by
her foster mother, Mrs. John Gegan. Mrs.
and the prospective match between her and
her present husband was opposed by Mrs
Gegan with all her might. Now that the
youthful couple have been united Mrs.
Gegan wants to bring about a separation, and
with this end in view kept her daughters
clothing and refuses to give it up. A con-
tinuance was granted yesterday until next
Thursday.
Recollect that the only installment house
IN Council Bluffs and the largest installment
house in the west is Mandel x Klein's We
sell at eastern prices every article of house
hold furniture you use, and instead of re-
quiring you to pay cash we let you have it on
easy payments There Is no necessity of
denying yourself the use of any article when
you can get everything you want on such easy
terms. The largest stock of carpets, stoves
and furniture in the city TO select from. 800
Broadway.
&c Bixby, steam heating, sanitary en-
gineer, 2O3 Merriam block, Council Blui1s
Personal Para PHS,
William Maloney is in Osceola