Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-22
MIyon MENTION.

Grand hotel. Council Bluffs: 100 rooms
facing Bayllss park. Il. Il. Clark. proprietor.
r. r. True commenced suit In the district
court yesterday against II. II. Evans ana
J. L. Evans on a note Tor $500.
Mrs. II. Powell. an old lady living on ave
nue. A, fell down an embanknent near the
Northwestern bridge on Eleventh street late
Friday night and was somewhat bruised.
The Young Mems Christian association will
organize the regular class work In the gym
nasium this week. Those who expect to at
tend should plan for this work at once.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
20 Frank i. Green. aged %, and Clara Adams,
aged %. both Of Omaha. They were married
by Justice Cook, and left for their home In
Lincoln.
Turley & Whites is the name Of new sub
division, the plat Of which was filed with the
county recorder yesterday. 1t comprises the
land to the east of Bluff street, in the neigh
borhood Of Turkeys glen.
The mems rally in the Young Mems Chris
tian association today at 4 o'clock VIII be
addressed by l. V. Howard, member OF the
association board of directors and one OF the
Union Pacific force. open air meetings at
345 p. m.
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harring
were given q surprise party by their friends
at their new home. One Of the features OF
the evening was the rafting off OF Mrs. Tib-
bit's parrot, f. s. Peterson holdlhB the
lucky number, 81.
About midnight Friday night a man called
up the police station and complained that one
Fauble, who has been quarantined for diph-
iberia at 413 Little Curtis street, was pre-
pairing to move out. An officer was sent
down to keep him inside. Fauble Is still
under guard.
September 30 Is the last day for paying
taxes. A special force of deputies has been
engaged by County Treasurer Reed, but so
far the calls from the property owners have
been so few that the labors Of the force
have been somewhat light. In a few days
the rush will commence.
Mary Rasmussen Of Underwood was given
a partial examination by the commissioners
of insanity yesterday, but on account of the
failure of her father to come to testify a
postponement had to be taken until Wednes-
day. In the meantime she has gone to st,
BerDard's hospital to be looked after by the
physicians.
Dick Webster came into Justice Cooks
court yesterday for a hearing on the charge
of cutting w. N. Skaters arm with a razor
several weeks ago during the progress of
a fight. Skaters wounds, both mental and
physical, have been healed, and he did not
appear to prosecute. Webster was discharged
and the costs were taxed up against Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. S. Byers had their horse
and buggy stolen from them last Thursday
night while witnessing the Ak-Sar-Ben pa
rade In Omaha. The thieves did not want the
rig to keep, but only for a drive. Friday
morning the rig was found by the police tied
to a telephone pole in an alley. The horse
bore the marks of hard driving, and the
buggy was badly scratched.
Brigadier French, who will conduct the
Salvation Army meetings at the First Pres
byterian church at 3 p. m. and Broadway
Methodist Episcopal at 8 p. M, has had a
varied experience in the workings of the
army In England and Holland, as well as In
this country. He is a very fluent and inter
esting speaker and is ably assisted by his
talented wife. He is the same gentleman
who made SO favorable an impression on the
people that attended General Booths meet
ings in this city and Omaha. The local Sal
vationists are expecting these meetings to be
the banner meetings in the annals Of the
army in this city.
Miss Gertie Kirkland, who is employed as
stenographer for Van Brunt & Waite, los
a pocketbook on an Omaha motor last even
ing containing 50 in cash and about $S worth
Of motor tickets. She did not notice hei
loss until she came up town. Upon investigat.
Ing the police, to whom the matter was re
ferred, found a passenger on the same cal
who said he saw one of two women pick the
purse off the floor and put 1t in a conven.
lent and not uncommon hiding place on heI
person. The two women were located and
brought to the police station, but the owneI
OF the purse refused to file m fear
Ing that she would be unable to prove the
case. They were discharged.
Farm loans made in western Iowa at low.
est rates. No delay in closing loans. Fire
and tornado insurance written in best Of com
panies. Bargains in real estate. LOUGEE
r. TOWIE 235 Pearl ST.