Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-02
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y Plumbing Co.


Boston store, cloaks.
The Mayne Real Estate Co. sci Broadway
n. r.. Grimm 10 making preparations TO
build n e., 800 residence in Morniugside.
John Cant, charged with passing counter
felt money in Audubon, mas Deen found not
guilty.
Charles G.. Custer and Miss Sue Carter,
both of this city, we're united in matrimony
yesterday by Rev. John Askin, ID. D., at the
Congregational parsonage.
The Union Veteran legion attended church
at ST. Johns English Lutheran church
last evening. Rev G. w. Snyder preached
an eloquent and instructive sermon.
Samuel johnson, who was found guilty of
passing counterfeit money. was sentenced 20
q term of six months in the pcuitentiary and
fined $500 and costs just before court ad-
3ourned Saturday evening.
Eugene V. Dcbs Of Chicago IL expected in
the city tomorrow evening for the purpose
OF organizing a lodge of the American Rail
way union, OF which he Is president. The
meeting for organization will be at s p. IN. in
Danebo hall.
Mrs. /. Nj. Treynor entertained n pleasant
party last Thursday afternoon at her home
on First avenue in honor of Miss Bartlett of
Hoosac Falls, n, Y, Miss Guitar of ColuIn-
bia. Mo, and Miss Smith of ST. Joseph;
High five was played, Miss Stella Billiard
being awarded the first prize.
The Womon's Christian assocla ion will
meet at the hospital this afternoon ut 2
o'clock. II is by the lnterna-
tional association that there be n prayer
service on that day so the ladies will meet
one hour earlier than usual. Mrs. Mont
gomery will preside during that hour, after
which important business will be transacted.
Another large crowd was drawn to the First
Presbyterian church last evening by the
union meeting, conducted by the cvangclists,
Keablcs and Thompson. The story Of the
ProdiVal Son was illustrated by stcrcoptican
views. Tonight there will be a meeting
especially for children and young people gen
orally, at which views from Uncle Toms
Cabin will be given.
G. f.. Henry, a travel-stained, sunburned
but muscular bicylist, cnroute from San
Francisco TO New York City, was in town
Saturday. He left the Pacific coast forty.
one days ago, averaging fifty miles n day,
including stops. He left via the Rock Island
track for Chicago with the determination of
reaching there in five days. The trip Is
made in the interest of an Illinois cycle
factory.
Saturday was the last dag for the pay
ment of taxes, and County Treasurer Reed
and his deputies were busy all day taking in
silver and currency over the counter and
issuing receipts. Although Saturday was
really the last day according to law the
books will probably be kept open a day or
two for the accommodation of those who
have not been able to pay their taxes before
this.
The Patriotic Sons and Daughters of
America and the American Protective as so
cation rlet last evening and attended the
services of the Christian church in the Ma
sonic temple. The room was filed TO its ut
most capacity. Rev. r.. w. Allen had made
special efforts to give his audience informa-
tion which it desired, and n startling ar.
ray of facts and figures was presented. Hc
was listened to with the closest attention.
The "World's Carnival was given at the
opera house Saturday evening under the
direction of Prof w. h. Chambers. 1t
is n spectacular performance, modelled in
many aspects on America" which has
been having SO phenomenal a run in Chicago.
About 300 young people of Council Bluffs and
Omaha took part, the dancing and speciality
work with which it abounded being well
done. The house was well filled and the
performance was highly appreciated.
The members of the Ganymede Wheel
club got together yesterday morning ut the
club rooms in the Grand annex for the pun.
pose of letting G. A. Riley take Il photograph
of the club mug. The picture will contain
the photos of twenty-five or more
of the members, and us a work OF
art and as an aggregation of mas
culine beauty will be hard to beat. After
the photo was taken the wheelmcn took II
short spin to Hanscom park in Omaha ano
return.