Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-21
MINOR MENTION.

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Boston store for dry goods.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. coal.
Henry Andrew and Annie Nelson, both OF
Wahoo. Neb., were married yesterday morn
ing by Justice Hammer.
A blue print plat OF the Chautauqua
grounds WAC dropped yesterday. Will the
finder please leave at 10 Pearl streeti
Regular communication of Bluff City lodge,
No IL Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons,
this evening. All Master Masons In good
standing are cordially invited. BY order OF
the worshipful master.
Captain Trudgeou and wife OF the Saliva
tion army leave tomorrow for Brainard,
Mimi, where they Will take up army work
A farewell meeting was held IN their homo
last evening in the Bryant street barracks.
Swift & Co. have agreed to donate 1000
pound OK for the baroacue at the Chautauqua
on the Fourth. George Ncscheneorf has
supplemented this generous gift by offering
himself and force of men TO roast aud serve
the OK.
telegram was received Yesterday by
Marshal Tcmploton announcing that Shcrih
Wilson of Rock Rapids la, would start last
home with him to answer 10 p charge oil
larceny
e. H. Haskins was arrested yesterday af-
tcrnoon on an Information filed In the othcc
of the city clerk charging him win steaiing
purse containing Sll from the house o. his
lundlady Mrs Ella McCampbell, 1911 Fifth
avenue.
The case OF lddings against the Union Pa
cihc Railway company. with the Citizens
State bank as in.ervenor, was on trial all
dav Yesterday in the district court 1t is a
suit growing out of last winters Union
elevator squabble.
team belonging to MIR. Kasterson OF
Crescent took fright Sunday afternoon AID
ran away, throwing two daughter and son
OF Mr.. Kasterson TO the ground with such
force that all three we're badly cut about the
face. The buggy was also considerably In
jurcd.
The members of Council Bluffs Lo1ge OF
Perfection, Scottish Rites, are making ar
rangements for suitable celebration of St.
Johns day next Friday. The ceremonies
will be performed at Scottish Rite hall at D p.
m, and in the evening there will be a social
at the residence of Finley Burke.
Those who heard Prof. Denotes scientific
lecture when he was at the Chautauqua two
years ago will be eager to hear him this year.
His illustrations make science thrillinglv in
teresting. None who have seen him throw
the voices OF quartet upon screen, so that
the voices are seen us we'll ms heard will
ever forget it. Each Of his lectures is treat,
which none should miss.
James Kelly, Joseph Rafferty,, William
Driscoll and William Butts were each fined
80 In police court yesterday morning for
drunkenness Charles Black. L. Davidson
Ed Blake, II. II. Simmonds, John Doe and j
+. Crandall, six Omaha young men who
were too 0olSterOuS on tho streets SUNDAY
night, were granted continuances on the
charge of disturbing the peace, until thu:
morning.
A couple of young men started for Fremon
aweek ago last Sunday on their bicycle
ard when they returned gave glowing NC
counts of their trip and especially dwelling
on the ease with which they had travelled
the eighty-fve miles of the trip. 9esterdn,
young mon turned up at livery inopportunt
moment and let the cat out of the bag. From
him it was learned that the eighty-ive Inil'
run was fake the entire last half OF 1t being
made by steam cars.
The approach to the Indian creek oridg
on north Man street has been in unsafe
condition ever since the last heavy storm
about month ago. Tho earth has beer
washed out from the side next 10 the creck
and that side of the approach has sunk al
most two feet below the other side. There II
danger of 1t sliding off into the creek, ant
unless repairs are made at once the prospect
are very good for the city being forced int
an expensive damage suit.