Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-03
MINOR MENTION.

N, Y Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal.
CRAFTS chattel loans. 20i Sapp block.
For Sale-My house. Mrs. j. Lyman.
Mrs Turlott Of Boulder Colo, Is in the
city on visit to Miss Ragsdnle.
b. O. Burlington Of Atlantic, Judge Smiths
shorthand reporter, was in the city yester-
day morning.
The Rebekah Relief association will meet
this afternoon at 2 80 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs Monteith, 236 Broadway.
Tickets for the entertainment 10 he given
by the Glass Union. Thursday evening at this
First Baptist church, are for sale at Ellis
pharmacy.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Berean Bap-
tist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home OF Mrs I. f. Thickstun, 72l Will
low avenue.
The Ladies Aid society OF st. Johns
English Lutheran church meets tomorrow
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. u. Nelson,
2OO9 Sixth avenue
MIR. Whitelaw of the firm of Fothering-
ham, Whitelaw Il Co., Boston store, left
Monday night for New York and Boston on
business trip for the house.
A company Of about twenty young people
OF this city went to Omaha last evening to
attend ball given at the Metropolitan club
house ty the North Omaha club.
The Red Men of this city have become
tired OF dancing to the music of the tom-tom
and have purchased fine new piano, which
adds greatly to the interest of their lodge
meetings.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterdy 10
A. t. Morrison aud Bridget Gillespie of
Sarpy county, Nebraska, and to Adelbert
Cook and Nellie Waiter, both of Honey
Greek, Pottawattamle county.
Pottawattamie tribe, No. 81, Improved
Order of Red Men, will meet at I 80 o. clock
this evening in regular council IN their wig
wan. corner of Broadway and Main streets,
Tor work in the adoption degree. Visiting
chiefs are welcome.
j. j. Steadman has returned from Missouri
valley, where he went TO attend the dedi-
catOry exercises OF the new hall which has
Just been opened by the Grand Army of the
Republic. While there he delivered an ad-
dress which is highly spoken Of by the press
of the town.
in regular session on Saturday, March 5,
at D. m, at their room in the county court
house. The following papers will be read
and discussed: Employing Berry Pickers,"
Wine from Our Grapes" by Peter Weis.
Other matters of interest will come before
the association.
The Pacific house was seized on an attach
ment writ Monday evening issued from the
district court in favor of E. A. Wickhnm
and W. A. Maurer. the owners of the build
ing, against II. p. Niles to secure S260, which
is claimed to be a balance due on the last two
months rent. 1t remained in the hands of a
deputy all night, and yesterday Niles again
took possession pending a settlement
City Marshal Sims of West Point, Neb..
was III the city Monday night and yesterday
morning looking for Jesse Sheer who is
wanted at West Point to answer to the
charge of being the father of fatheress
ctild which came TO light at that place a
snort time ago. He belongs to weil-to-do
family at West Point, but for some time has
thought to be hiding sol where in Iowa in
order to avoid being arrested. The officer, in
company with Officer Beswick, made the
rounds of all the places where it was thought
he might be, but without finding him. The
West Point marshal left for Omaha yester-
day and is now making further search.