Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-20
BEE
MINOR MENTION.

N. Y. Plumbing Co
Boston Store for sun umbrellas
Judson, pasturage, 929 Sixth avenue
Miltonberger is tho halter, 5G2 Broadway
The Mayne Real Estate Co., 62l Broadway.
About twenty members OF the Ganymede
Wheel club took a run to Manawa last even
Ing.
Mrs. NJ. A. Kingsbury is making arrange
ments for another concert to be given
July 81.
Rachel Harmon commenced n suit in the
district court yesterday for divorce from
Charles Harmon, whom she charges with de-
scrtion and failure to support.
Dave Ward, n well known character about
the city, has been found insane by the com
missioners ard ordered taken to st. Ber-
nard's hospital for confinement.
Regular session Harmony Chapter No 251
Order Eastern Star at Masonic temple
this evening. Members and visiting mem
bers cordially invited. BY order worthy
matron.
G. A. Schoedsack has taken out n permit
for the erection OF a new SS.OoO dye WORKS
building on lot a. block 36, Central sub
division. 1t will be two stories in height,
and built OF brick
The funeral of Mrs Susan McFee will
take place from the residence of Laura
Baldwin, $50 Willow avenue, at 10 o'clock
this morning, Rev $: Phelps officiating. In
termcnt at Walnut Hill.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
Of Dutch" Boynton, Dick Landon and Il
man named Miller on the charge OF highway
robbery. Young Muvaney, who claims to
have been held up and robbed on the Cres-
cent road last Saturday afternoon, filed the
complaint.
Tho city commenced an action in the dis
trict court yesterday looking toward the
final condemnation of certain lots in Cochran
addition for park purposes. The lots IN
t.a.n ftsN..NT In
mated to the city by Colonel Addison Coch-
ran, but the title is not altogether clear, and
this step has to be taken in order to give the
city good title. Charles II. McMahon and
wife are made defendants.
A consignment of 100000 grape baskets has
just been received in this city from Michigan
over the Burlington railway, to be used in
putting up the grape product of Council
Bluffs and the vicinity this fall Each bas-
ket is estimated to hold nine pounds. The
baskets now on hand may be supposed to in
dicate in a measure the expectations OF the
grape men with reference to their crops. 1t
took five freight cars to transport the bas-
kets from Michigan to this city.
Arthur Morris, small boy who lives with
his parents in Washington township, was
brought before Judge Smith yesterday after
noon to be examined in the hope that his
honor would have him sent to the reform
school. The father of the boy, who was the
prosecutor, could only say that the boy
played hockey from school few
tunes and shown himself troubled with some
of the "smart aleck' disposition, common to
boys of his age. The intended victim was
consequently discharged with lecture from
the court to the father.
News of the death of II. B. Shillington has
been received in the city. He was formerly
connected with the Citizens State bank oi
this city, but was taken with consumption
several months ago and was compelled to &c
to New Mexico in the hope that his health
might be benefited. He returned home last
week much weaker than when he went
away, and it was evident that he could not
last much longer. He was one of the fore
most workers in the First Baptist church
and the Young Mems Christian association
He was at his former home in Denison wheI
the end cana