Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-13
HINOR MENTION.
n Y. Plumbing &C.
t'ourcil Bluffs Lumber Co.


Council Bluffs Lumber Co..
The Olivctte will give club dance noxt
Wednesday evening.
The Order of the Elstern Star will give a
party on December .. at Masonic temple.
An important meeting Of the Dodge Light
Guards win be hello tomorrow evening at the
armory.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to f'erd Evers and Matilda Wostfail, both OF
Omaha.
The young republicans will meet WedneS-
day evening for the purpose Of eifectlng n
permanent organization.
Miss Brown will entertain company OF
faicnds tomorrow evening at her home on
South Seventh street in honor of her guest,
Miss Cooper Of Dubuque.
Masonic Regular meeting of Excelsior
Lodge No 259 Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons. Monday evening, November A.
Visiting brethren cordially invited. BY or
der OF the w. NJ.
Mrs. +. NJ. Gault, assisted by Mrs.
Myers and Mrs. Bushnell, Will entertain n
parish social OF ST. pauls church Tuesday
evening, November 10, at her residence, IO5
South Sixth street
At a meeting OF the Ben nur' committee
several days ago n number OF characters
were selcc cd for tho production. The cast
will comprise 100 persons, and the entire en-
tertainment Will be given on magnificent
scale.
A sudden move on the part OF the city
marshal yesterday resulted in the arrest of
John Brennan, Claus Thompson, Peter Han
seu, Henry Jergen, w j. White and NJ. l..
Marks for failing TO put up their monthly
salool fines on time.
The democrats of Ncola held rally last
evening. j. j. Shea Of this city delivered
the principal address of the evening, and
among the Council Bluffs democrats who at
tended were John II. Organ, John L. Ha2en
and Louie Iurmuehlcn.
Tho ladies who gave the bazGar for the
benefit OF tho Womau's Christian associa.
tion hospital have settled all their bills and
find that in ono day and half they made
the neat little sum OF s2S6.55. They have
had the good fortune TO plan entertain nments
that draw good patronage.
The residents Of the southern and western
part OF the city are complaining OF the cattle
being allowed to run at large Since the
poundmastcr resigned one has been
found willing to take his place, ana the con-
sequence il that things in that department
are running atloose ends.
Mrs. J. f.. Grady died Yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock, OF cancer, after an illness OF nine
months. She was thirty two years of age
and leaves husband. The funeral will take
place at 10 o'clock tomorrow from the late
residence. 242 Benton street. The remains
Will pc taken to Fairview cemetery for in
terment
man with an unpronounceaole name
called at the police headquarters yesterday
ana reported that his home on Logan street
was visited by burglar Friday night shortly
before midnight He was prevented from
putting a hole through the unwelcome vsi-
tor by his wife. who neld him by the arm
until the fellow had gotten about seventy
five feet away Then he shot hole in tho
empty air and went back to bed.
II. j. Evans, as receiver for the Union De-
pot company, commenced action in the dis
trict court yesterday to have tue judgment
set aside which was rendered some time ago
In favor of II. j. Day for 81, 800. The sale
which was to have taken place tomorrow
was enjoined on the ground, as claimed by
Evans, that George +. Wright and w. II. NJ.
Pusey, the secretary and president OF the
depot company. had couded with traudu-
lent intent to bent the company. bona of
$1,000 was filed upon he understanding that
the judgment is TO be paid unless the iudg-
ment IS set aside.
Sam Morrison. the blind ex- fireman who is
SO familiar figure about tho engine houses
and the city building had tho good fortune a
day or two ago TO tiLd a couple OF old city
warrants which had beer paid him while no
was III the fire department bat which had
never been cashed, owing to an oversight.
One was signed by W. r. Vaughn as mayor,
and the othor by j. Il. Evans The two,
with the interest that has been acCruing ever
since the date OF their issue. amounted to
Sl2S 55. They were found by friend OF
Morrison who was going through some of
HIS old papers. The cash was drawn from
the city treasury and will come very handy
10 the old man VINO is now almost entirely
helpless on account of his Rifi lotion.