Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-19
MINOR MENTION.
n Y. Plumbing Co.

N Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co, coal.
Crafus chattcl loans. 204 Sapp blocs.
Stove and cord wood dry. For safe at
1hatcher's, l6 Main street.
A marriage license was granted yesterday
TO James T. Connor and Mary Z. Appleget,
both OF this city
The Council Bluffs ball team played its
first game Of the season Sunday, defeating
the Omaha telegraph operators by score OF
IL to2.
Tho members of the Council Bluffs run
ming team will enter the races at the fire
mems tournament TO be held at Atlantic
next May.
Henry Jergens paid $3.50 into the city
treasury yesterday morning for violating the
order of the mayor ana keeping his saloon
open on Sunday
Regular communication of Bluff City lodge.
No. Il, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
this evening. All Master Masons IN good
standing are cordially invited
Tomorrow evening at the Congregational
church Mrs. De Voc will lecture. Admission
free, but collection taken for the Womens
Christian Temperance union fuud TO help IN
ebrlates take some cure.
Henry Martin has been arrested on the
charge of stealing n wagon belonging to b.
Il. Tinncll who lives in Lewis township.
Ho had trial before Justice Cones yester-
day, and his case was taken uLder advise
ment
motion was filed by the plaintiff in the
suit of Henry against Evans yesterday, ask
ing for re.opening of the case In order that
II might be argued once moro on the evil
dence presented on the first trial and also
that introduced before Referee Ross The
motion will be argued tomorrow.
Miss Hannah McNIllen entertained party
of friends Saturday evening at her home,
100 Ninth avenue, in honor of her elgh-
teenth birthday. About twenty-five of her
friends wero present and the time was spent
pleasantly in dancing, cards and music. Re-
frcshments were served during the evening.
The members of Ivanhoe commandery,
knights Templar, are making preparations
for banquet tomorrow evening in their hall
In the Masonic temple. A large number of
guests will be present from other towns in
this vicinity, and among them will be about
sixty from Omaha. An elaborate feast will
be served.
Peter Lynch passed counterfeit dollar
Yesterday afternoon on n saloonkeeper at $50
Broadway, who has name something like
Midnight. The whisky for when the dol
lar was supposed TO pay had already been
put out OF sight and as Lynch refused to
put up the right brand Of coin he was jug
ged on the charges OF drunkenness and
passing counterfeit money. He informed
Ohicer Claar who arrested him, that he had
done the same thing before.
The Olivette circle, the new dancing club b
which was recently organized, expects to
celebrate the opening of the social season 20
morrow evening by party at Hughes hall.
Elaborate preparations are being MADE for
the event and there will doubtless be n large
crowd IN attendance Refreshments will be
served. IL is the intention OF the club, as
soon as the warm weather beglns to give
parties every two weeks at Manawa.
A large number of drawings were arranged
IN the lower hallway of the Washington ave-
nuc school building last evening by Prof.
Sawyer in order that the members of the
board might see what progress the pupils in
the drawing classes were making III that
particular. Most of the drawings were the
work Of boys and girls about dozen years
of age, but their excellence was surprise tc
sne members of the board and the others
who examined them They reflect great
credit not only on the pupils but on Miss
Blood, the teacher of drawing, as well.