Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-02
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co
Boston Store for sun umbrellas

N. Y. Plumbing Co
Boston Store for sun umbrellas
Judson, pasturage, ,929 Sixth avenue.
Miltonberger Is tho halter, SOP Broadway
The Maync Real Estate Co.. 62l Broadway
George H. Meschendorf and family are in
Chicago doing ten days fair campaign.
Miss Hattie Becker of Lincoln, who has
been visiting Miss Neole Ogden, leaves today
for home.
John Olcson took out permit yesterday
for the erection OF $500 cottage in Browns
subdivision.
John T.. Collett, formerly we'll known
typo of this city, was married in Denver
June 81 TO Miss Mary Il. Sickles, Rev. X, A.
Chase officiating.
The motion Of the dcfe ndant for new
trial in tho case Of Daniel Malloy against
the Catholic Mutual Benefit association has
been overruled by Judge Deemer.
Regular meeting of Etchctah council No
8, Daughters of Pocahontas this evening at
their tepee corner of Broadway and Main
street, OF the eighth run. Installation OF
officers.
c. 5. Lawson returned yesterday from
California, where he has been recreating for
a few weeks. His mother. who has been
spending about eight months there, returned
with him.
During the past month there have been re-
ported no cases of contagious disease.
Nearly all of them were measles the only
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scarlet fcver
The illness of Contractor Nj A. Moore has
delayed the paving of Fourth avenue for
some time after IL was expected that 1t
would be finished. The property owners
are becoming somewhat anxious.
Mr. p H. Fotheringham of the Boston
Store has returned with his bride from Fort
Dodge, where they were married last
Wednesday, and are at home to their
friends at 22l South Seventh street.
Ethel, 13-mon ths-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Tietge, died Yesterday at the
family residence on Tenth street between
Twentieth and Twenty-first AVENUES. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock
Mrs. Nathan Phillips, assisted by Miss
Oliver, Miss Rice, Miss Reynolds and Miss
Richmond, will entertain st. Paups Guild Mt
her home on Bluff street this afternoon at
o'clock. Miss Porterfield, who has just re-
turned from the School Of Music at Jackson
vile, ILL.,, will sing.
The appellate court of ST. Louis has sus-
tanned the verdict of the Utited States cir
cult court in this city in the case of Gran
vile j. James against the Union Pacific
Railway company. The suit was pending in
court for long time before a verdict of
$500 in favor of the plaintiff was finally
rendered last September.
The merchants of the city have donated
number of prizes to be awarded to the win
ners of the contests at the field day exer-
cises to be given on the Fourth at the
driving park, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian association. The
programs, which are now being circulated,
give tho names of the donors, and all who
wish to inspect the prizes can find them at
their respective places of business.
John W. III. Kelley, who has been ap-
pointed general agent for western Iowa for
the United States Masonic Benevolent asso.
citation and the Guaranty Fund Life associ-
alton, returned yesterday from trip over
his territory He reports the condition of
the country throughout the entire western
half of the state to be marvelously prosper
Gus, with the farmers declaring the climatic
conditions to be the most perfect in twenty
years. a'f
Sheriff Hazen returned yesterday from
Fort Madison, where he went to take four
prisoners to tho penitentlary. While there
he met number of old acquaintances
among them Fred Kissell, who presented
him with finely made and polished chilly"
Bill Criss, another Council Bluffs man, has
just begun to let his whiskers grow in JOY
Gus anticipation of his return to his old
haunts on the Both of next month.
Charles Bovee, who was mentioned In The
BEE some time ago as having driven his wife
from home by his threats to kill her, was
placed under arrest about midnight Thurs
day night while he was creating a disturb
ance at the residence of his wife's father.
While enroute to the city jail in charge of
Deputy Marshal Fowler he remarked that
he made the mistake Of his life when he
had the chance to chop her head off and
didn't do it.
Rosetta Day and Alva r. Miller had
hand-tohand combat yesterday, Mrs Miller
welding n large, feminine looking broom
stick to such advantage that her antago-
nist's head. arms and face were covered with
various patterns Of black and blue orna-
ments. Mrs. Days husband called at the
Office of Justice Wen and filed an informa-
tion charging Mrs. Miller with assault and
battery. 1t was u family broil, Mrs. Miller
and Day being sister and brother.
The managers of Courtland beach, the
new pleasure resort, have appealed to Mar
shall Templeton to shut up the saloons that
have been established around the entrance
to the place, claiming it gives an air of
toughness which they do not at all approve
Of. There is a saloon inside the resort, but-
they have agreed to close it up if the same
should be done with the outside joints
The marshal has declined to interfere, and
the managers have accordingly decided to
move the entrance to the east side of the
grounds, thus turning the cold shoulder OH
the Objectionable places.