Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
ILY BEE
MINOR MENTION.

Boston Store, Today sale.
Calanthe assembly No. |, Pythian Sister
hood, meets tomorrow afternoon in regular
session at Castle hall.
The school BOARD was to have held its
regular monthly meeting last evening, but a
quorum failed to materialize and an adjourn
ment was taken until Saturday evening.
Walter Yeothers, who took n pair OF pan
falcons from Charles Goh's store in order 10
satisfy a claim he had against Con Tor Sl:oo'
was sent up for ten days yesterday morning
In police court
May Fosdick, a little girl living with her
parents over SWANS store on Broadway
near Eighth street, fell down n long hight
of stairs Saturday night and sustained a
fracture OF the limb.
Rhoda Sprague has applied to the district
court for appointment as guardian over
her nephew and niece, sumner r.. ana Lydla
j.. Lacy, who have had some property lett
them in South Dakota.
Regular communication Of Bluff City lodge
No. II. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
this, Tuesday, evening Mt s o'clock. All
master Masons requested to be present. i.
d. Lacy, worshipful master.
John Francis. the l2-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Carey, died yesterday. morning
after n three days illness. He was a mem
Der of the Catholic church. Announcement
of the funeral will be made later.
There will be n special meeting OF the
Woman's Relief corps next Saturday even
ing, November %, in tho Grand Army of tho
Republic hall reception room at 1;30. All
members are earnestly requested to be pres
ent, us there is important business to at
tend to.
Soren Alberson broke open a house be-
longing to Jens Thompson, so the latter
claims, and stole a couple of overconts. He
was arrested yesterday and lodged in the
city Jail to answer to the charge of larceny.
Thompson lives on Cast Broadway, near the
city limits.
Roy Hazen, n son of Sheriff Hazen, was
walking about 3. S. Rarrington's yard Sun
day afternoon with n small shotgun, when
he stumbled. In falling the gun was dis
charged and narrowly missed sending a bull
let through his foot. A couple of other
children were with him at the time, but
they were fortunate enough to escape in
jury. The gun was the same one that
caused the death of a boy at HAWTHORN lake
last summer.
The members of the Young Mems Chris
tian association team who were driven into
the earth by the High school team last Sat
urday are aching with q desire to beat some
one. They have sized up the Young Mems
Christian association team in Omaha as
about the proper people to tackle, they, too,
having been frequently beaten in the foot
ball field. A match game will be played
next Saturday afternoon on the association
grounds in Omaha. The members of the
home team are doing some tall practicing,
ana intend TO atone for last Saturdays de-
feat.
p. Ryan and Steve Barnett were going
home late at night when they met Officer
Peterson. The latter asked them to give an
account OF themselves, and they refused to
do so, making their opinion of the officer
known in n voice that woke the people liv-
ing in the next block. w. III. Knepher hap
peneu along and tried to induce them to give
The officer the information he craved, but
they offered to whip him for his interfer
ence. Peterson finally arrested them both
and they will have II trial in police couri
this morning on the charge of disturbing The
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