Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
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Boston store, cloaks

Boston store, cloaks
Girls silk and wool stockinett caps Mon
day CSC at Bennison Bros.
Justice Fox married Johl Meyers and
Ellen Jordan yesterday. Both were from
Louisville, Neh.
s. f. OyerSon was fined 500 70 in police
court yesterday for assaultiug Conductor
Smith on a motor train.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Rutt will take
place this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock from thc
German Evangelical church.
The fifth annual ball of the Union Pacific
local assembly No. 1900, knights of Labor,
will be given in Temple hall ON IhanksBlN-
ing evening November 30.
At the last meeting of Council Bluffs lodge
No. 40, Ancient Order OF United WorKmeh'
appropriate resolutions were passed upon
the death of Joseph NJ. Brown.
John L. Gunderson and Signe NJ. Jorgen-
son, both of this county, were married by
Justice Wien yesterday. Tn bride mas oeen
in this country just three weeks.
James Maher was given thirty days yester-
day morning in police court for vagrancy
and his sentence was suspended until noon
in order to give him time to leave the city.
Garfield lodge 1876, Independent Legion of
Honor, will meet in regular session Monday
evening, November IL, in Scottish Kite nan
on Pearl street. All members are requested
to be present.
a. G.. Nixon lost an o%vercoat last evening
while eating supper at the Western house
on East Broadway. He hung 1t in the Office
during supper and when he came 20 look for
it some thief had nipped 1t.
The funeral of DR.. Benjamin l.. Brisbane
will take place this morning at 10 O'Clock
from his residence, 5l1 Iowa avenue, Rev. i.
T.. Thickstun officiating. The remains Will
be buried in Walnut Hill cemetery.
A concert will be given November "a at
Masonic temple under direction of Mrs Il.
+. Kingsbury for the benefit of the Second
Presbyterian church. She will be assisted
by Hortense Nelson Gavin, elocutionist,
Charles Higgins and Miss Daisy Higgins.
Full program will appear in next Sundays
BEE.
The ladies of the Congregational church
are preparing to give an entertainment the
23d of this month. The cradle songs of the
nations will be reproduced by the little ones
of the church, giving the lullabys of the
world. This will be followed by n supper
and sale of fancy work and Christmas nov
elites.
Mrs. j. Pierce commenced a suit in the
district court yesterday to secure a divorce
from Samuel G.. Pierce. They were married
in Amazona, Mo. in 1876. She claims he has
been guilty of habitual drunkenness and has
failed to support her and her family. She
wants n divorce and the custody of their five
children.
The foot ball teams Of the High school and
the Young Mems Christian association
played their game yesterday afternoon, as
announced, at the grounds in the western
part OF the city. Snow, rain cold and slush
made no difference, and. although the game
was played under difficulties, it was played
in earnest nevertheless. The score was 8 to
o in favor of the High school team.
Oscar Henderson had a trial in police court
yesterday morning on the charge of assault
ing j. w. Owens, n country school teacher,
because he persisted in riding on a transfer
cheek that was out of date by two minutes
Ihe court held that Hcnderson's attack was
justified by the fact that Owens applied
several obscene epithets to him in the
presence of some ladies who were on board
the car. He further intimated very strongly
that If an information should be filed againsI
Owens he would see that he got a generous
fine for using profane language in a public
place.