Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-26
MINOR MENTION.
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The First Christian church ladies' serve |
meals in tue Eiseman ouilcing today
The Episcopal ladies' gathered socially AZ
the home OF Mrs. Meyers yesterday a''o'-
noon.
The stockholders Of the Union Depo. com
pany Will meet tuis evening AZ tue cHY
building.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Wade will
occur today at the residence OF L. >. AN,eu,
In Boomer towu snip. sue VIII oe O"''eo ~
the Grange cemetery.
The Ladies AID society OF St. Johns Eng
lish Lutheran church m cts tomorrow AT D.
m. at the residence OF Mr.. Il. /. Williams,
1886 High School avenue.
The funeral services of Hubbard Corles
win occur this Afternoon at o'cIocS AT the
residence 23J Benton street The body Will
b, sent to Detroit for iuterment
The Home OF the I'rendiess is stiI struC-
Cling with deficiencies, ono fund being StJ4
beuird. another SlOS2, and another SOU,
| while the improvement tuud needs SAS)o
The ladies OF the Congregational church
will serve meals and lunches on WEDNESDAY
IN the store room lately occupied oy Mr.;
Fields on Broadway. next to the Council
Bluffs Carpet company
An alarm OF fire was turned IN last even
ing at ! / O'Clock from the Ogden Iron WORKS.
The FIRE department responded, and the
blaze was cxtuguiShed after considerable
damage had been done. The origin OF the
fire could not be learned last night
no democrats arc bldNblUE on ll'lT OlS
rally Thursday. ES-Goycrnor Crittenden
OF Missouri is to nc tho chief sDeakc" and
the opera house has been secured for tue
evening. l. is possible that Governor Boics
and other shining lights may b5 secured TO
add brilliancv 10 tho gathering.
An information was filed in Justice Ham
mers court YESTERDAY by a Mrs. Mitchell,
charging her ueiEhbor, Mrs. Charles Denny,
with assault and battery. The trouble grew
out OF a mutual misunderstanding conceru-
ing the management of their numerous Gull
dren that surround their homes near the
transfer. The case will be beard this after
noon.
Every incoming eastern train, ana some OF
those that reach the city by the south and
north, continue to be hlled with the crowus
OF people that were attracted 10 tho dedica-
tion of the Worlds fair. TIA Rock Island
limited yesterday noon arrived over two
hours late. IL comprised nine coaches and
the delay was simply caused by the over
loading of the coaches.
The majority of the Council Bluffs World IS
fair fanatics have returned and ABOUT all the
remainder will be in TO-DAY. Alderman and
Mrs. Pace Will be about the last 10 get away
and expect 10 get out OF town today. The
last seen of them Monday was in one of the
big dry goods houses, where they had found
temporary shelter from the ram and the
crush OF the streets
Hubbard Corlies died Monday night at the
family residence, 239 Benton street He
was SO years of age and had been sick for
city with his family In 1854 from Detroit, TO
which city his BODY will be taken for inter
ment There will be funeral services at the
house at o'clock this afternoon, ara the
remains taken from there to the train
Captain John Bates. who met with sucn a
serious accident at the Nam street hose
house, was yesterday removed to the
Woman's Christian Association hospital,
where he lies IN critical condition. He
was able to talk little yesterday, but could
give no information to how he happened
to fall down the man mole. He thinks that
his injuries resulted from being thrown from
q buggy.
The fair given ov the ladies of St. Peters
Catholic chuuch opened very favorablv
In the Masonic temple last evening. The
booths were well filed with useful and
1 ornamental articles and were well patronlzed
by the audience. An interesting. program of
! songs and recitations was presented by the
children. The fair will continue tonight,
when an entertainment will be given by the
1nsfol cluo.
The Veteran Tippecauoe Republican club
held meeting last evening at the repub =
lican headquarters and decided to meet Mt
the same place this evening al 6:30 o'clock
to ioia in the republican procession. Car
riages will be on hand to convey the mem
bers so that none Will be required To walk
All are invited to bo on hand, Resolutions
of sympathy and coincidence with President
Harrison in the death OF his wife were
adopted.
Minnie Dixon, the woman who is known
TO the local public by half dozen other
aliases. and who figured iu a cutting case or
the row a short time ago, was discharged by
Justice Cones yesterday in the latest case
that has given her trouble. This was the
case In which William Butts, an OmahS
man. procured her arrest upon q charge o.
disposing OF mortgaged property. Butt
signally failed to prove MS charge and re-
tired from the court room with the oes
grace possible after having the costs taxed
up TO him.
In the district court the case OF DR. Hoo
against the Chicago & Northwestern rail
way company is still dragging along. To
casual dropper-in II would seem that IL /
the doctor VINO is on trial. The ralIwa
company asked To- pay $4,000 for Iniurle
received by the doctor in a wreck at Elm
hurst, Iii. The company evidently think
the price rather heavy, aud is apparentl
trying to show that tho doctor wasn't in II
and If he was that he wasn't hurt. and j
ne was hurt that he wasn't hurt much, and
he was hurt much he wasn't damaged much
because he wasn't much OF doctor anyway
and that his reputation in other res poets wa
not quite eqlal 10 Casar's wife
The Broadway Methodist ladies vii
hold n sale of house Diants on Thursd 4