Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-13
MINOR MENTION.

Boston store-Linens, towels. muslius.
MIR. +. VI. Jones Of Macedonia and Miss
Jennie +. Center Of Carson were married
last evening, Rev. T.. +. Thickstun officiat-
ing.
There will be a valentine sociablc Tuesday
evening at the Enterprise Lutheran church.
a program will be rendered and oysters VIII
be served.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bump viii take place
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from
the residence, 203 Stutsman street, instead
OF at the time first announced.
All members Of the Modern Woodnen OF
America are requested to meet at tue
knights of Pythias hall at Z o'clock TINS
evening 10 arrange for the funeral OF our
late ueighbor. Marcus u. Groat.
Henry Page, who was accused of'stealinT
a case of blackberry brandy from a lower
Main street house, was discharged by Judge
MCGEE yesterday morning. Doug Lamont
his companion, was fined sll.4O for drunken
ness.
Preaching tonight at the First Presby-
terrain church and each evening this week
by Rev. j. vi. Wilson of Omaha. His prac-
tfcal sermon last night was listened TO with
the closest attention by q very good sized
audience.
William ]. Misncr died Yesterday forenoon
at IL 10 o'clock at his residence, 9i0 Avenue
A, Of consumption. after two years illness,
aged 30 years. He was a member of the
Catholic church. The remains viii be taken
to Atlantic for intermcnt.
A meeting Of the executive committee of
Associated Charles and others interested IN
the work will be held at belongs Mission on
wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Buiincss
OF Importance TO be considered. A full at
tendance is requested.
All members OF Hawkeye lodge No. ls4,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, are re-
qucsted TO meet at Odd Fellows hall ut Z p.
m. sharp tonight to make arrangements for
fhn hs1Hfa1 Ilrpfhar Iuut Grand Nj llal.rnpf
BY order of a. e.. Mitchell, n. t.
The literary society of the Western Iowa
college will give a Valentine social Wednes-
day evening. A short musical and literary
program will be prepared, and a general
good time is looked for. All students aud
ex-students are cordially invited to be
present.
Joseph Gilmore is suing the Chicago 81
Northwestern railway for $3.50 damages for
the destruction OF forty-seven tons of hay by
a spark from one of the company's locomo-
tives. The case will come up In the district
court this morning for q trial before Judge
Thornell.
The committee OF anti-prohIbition repub-
licans who were appointed to look after the
interests of the local option bill now pend
ing before the Legislature, leaves for Des
Moines today, and will have a conference
with the committees on the suppression of
intemperance this evening.
Lee Forman was tried on the charge of
obtaining a livery rig on false preteuses and
was discharged by Judge MCGEE yesterday
morning. Before he is given his liberty.
however, he will have 10 serve 4 term of
eleven days in the city jail for an offense for
which he was sentenced several months ago.
Burglars entered the store of Rudolph
Toller at the corner OF Main street and
Tenth avenue Sunday night by forcing open
the front door. A lot of provisions were
taken, among other things missing being
half q cheese, some canned goods, cigars and
tobacco. The same place was visited by
burglars about a year ago.
Buzz }. Swanson, the 9-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j. Swanson, died at . o'clock
yesterday morning from an attack of
measles. He had been sick for several days,
trouble was, and allowed him to go out of
doors. He caught cold, and when the
measles appeared his case was hopeless. The
funeral will take place from the residence,
129 Glen avenue, DR.. Phelps officiating.
The wife of William Butts, who is in Jail
for a Ihirty-day term for stealing the con-
tents of several clothes lines, was taken to
the Womau's Christian association hospital
yesterday afternoon. She was very i'll and
without any food or fuel in the house. 1t
will probably be a good many weeks before
her husband is out of Jail, as several more
charges ARE to be preferred against him as
soon as he is released from his first offense.
Lottie Fadden, who was charged by
Charles Mccoy with threatening to kill him,
had a hearing before Justice Field yester-
day, when ii was developed that she was
trying to get rid of her paramount and shut
the door in his face, a proceeding to which
he objected with q great many loud and
abusive words. 1t seemed to the court that
the threatening language was mostly on Me
Cows side, and he consequently discharged
the Fadden woman and charged up the costs
to the prosecuting witness.