Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-06
BEE
MINOR MENTION.

N. Y Plumbing Co.
Boston Store bankrupt sale
The Mayne Real Estate Co., 621 Broadway
The superior court made its assignment OF
cases yesterday afternoon
Frank B. Arnold and Annie Jones both of
Fox.
Mrs w NJ. Fuller has taken out build
Ing permit for residence in Johuson's addi-
ton. to cost 81, 600.
horsciiesh, especially in the western part
OF the city, is being greatly troubled with Il
SMILING sort of distcmper.
a little daughter of Denyer Smith is suffer
Ing from fractured arm as the result of
stumbling over a croquet arch.
1he county Board OF Supervisors consid-
cred road matters yesterday, the proceed
inRs naturally being dry and dusty.
The agreement among the railway agents
requiring cash payments OF freights before
delivery goes into effect on the 1lth.
This is tax-paying month. and those who
40 not hand in their cash before the lst OF
october will have to pay the penalty.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho Congre-
gatlonal church will hold n business meeting
ht the church this afternoon at o'clock
Art McLaren and Clyde Mccullough were
yesterday arrested as being among those
concerned in the recent despoilng of the
vineyards.
The Kings Daughters Of the Christian
church had an enjoyable social, literary and
musical evening at the residence of MIR,
Blanchard.
Married at the hiel hotel, September 3,
1893, MIR. Gorden G. Smith of lie Mars, Ia.
and Miss Jessie Mason OF Tekamah, Neb
Rev. ii. H. Barton, ohicated
From private htter from Portland Ore,
II is learned that two Council Bluffs boys
FRANK Stacy and Louis Bechtele, are en-
gagged in gathering hops in that vicinity
Inc Rebekah Relief association Will meet
with Mrs. ID. j. Gates. S07 South Seventh
street, this afternoon al 80 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired Visitors welcome.
The case of Larry Mosby, charged with
getting away with the buried treasures of
the colorcd church, has had his case con
ttnued until tomorrow before Justice Wen
Frank Meyers the suspicious fellow wear.
Ing three pairs of pantaloons. was not able
to clear himself from the charge of exposure
OF person, and his careiessness cost him SIG
The general fund of the Home of the
Friendless had deficiency of less than 800
when the year opened. There has been such
a shrinkage of support that the deficiency is
now over 81 900.
The amusement season will open at
Dohany's on the Goth by the presentation of
"a Plum Pudding" by the Minnie Sartelle
Comedy company. Cevelands Minstrel
company, which was to open the house on
the llth, has changed its date to October 49,
During the month of August only We cases
city Board Of Health-three of measles and
Two of scarlet fever. During the month
there were twenty-six deaths, eight more
than during the same month last year Six
teen OF these were under 10 years of age
There was stormy scene in Justice Foy,s
court yesterday between attorneys and the
presiding magistrate to the question
whether the oath should be administered to
an Syear-old witness. The court decided
that the boy could tell his story without
received as though in the regular way
One of the Missouri customers of a Council
Bluhs commission house wrote here yester-
day IN regard TO selling some beans and cord
T;s woou a, which financial depression prevented
been IN the habit of mixing politics with
his commercial epistles in enthusiastic demo-
cratic doses, but yesterdays letter indicated
that he was not so we'll pleased with the re-
suit OF the election rs he had imagined dur
ing the campaign times. After telling about
his beans and cord wood he says: BY the
way what is the matter at Washington
Cleveland has gone a-tishing and you bet
the next time he wants to be president Pll
go a-tshing."
The firm of Wheeler, Hereld & Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Fl.
f. Wilkinson retiring, G.. r. Wheeler
and j. A. Hereld will continue under
the firm name of Wheeler g. Hereld,
they assuming all liabilities and collect
ing all bills.
G. r. WHEELER,
j. A. HERELD,
III. f. WILKINSON.
. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Sept. 4, 1898
Coal cheap for cash.
Carbon Coal Co.,
"a Pearl street, Grand hotel bldg.
Smoke T. d. King & Co.'S Partagas.