Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-15
MINOR MENTION.


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Grand hotel, Council Bluffs; 100 rooms
facing Bayliss park. II. r. Clark. proprietor
A marriage license was issued yesterday TO
Edward NJ. Hughes, aged 20, and Alice NJ
Kassing, aged 21, both Of Omaha.
William Gall, who is accused OF throwing
q note In the flre 10 avoid paying IL, WIN
be gwen preliminary nearing lomoirow pe-
fore Justice Wien.
The two Murphys. and Donahue, who are
charged with stealipg watermelons, have had
their cases continued In Justice Nlen's court
until next Saturday.
Frank Kesser. chief OF police OF Daven-
port, passed through the city yesterday win
q prisoner whom he had picked up III oiiaha'
charged with burglary.
Margaret the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Keeline, entertained a party OF
children at her homo on South seventh
street, 1t being her 9th birthday.
G.. w. Mowcry one Of the famous Duck
Hollow gang was arrested last night whlie
drunk and trying to raiso q disturbance IN
front OF the Salvation army barracks.
"Well my boy, how did you get along IN
school today?" "Oh, | just wrote AS and
sweat" That's about the correct summing up
Of the work Of the first week. Just ended.
Lost. on a Council Bluffs motor or Har-
ney street car in Omaha, Saturday, gold pm,
pearl and garnet setting. Liberal reward IL
returned to The Bee office, Council Bluffs.
Having rendered the use Of their hall to
the national school Of instruction OF the X. o..
T. NJ, there will be no meeting OF Bum
City council No. 7, Jr o. U. A. M, on the
evening of September IS. II. l.. Ward, X. s.
Judge Macy has made an order transferr-
ing the case Of Ella G. MacConnell against
the Standard Life and Accident Insurance
company of Detroit from the district court
to the United States court, at the request Oh
the defendant.
Mike Kennedy, the Oklahoma boomer who
beat the head Of companion, pleaded guilty
to the charge Of assault and battery yester-
day, and was awarded thirty-day term in
the county Jail by Judge Macy. His victim
has disappeared
Ed Brown, who has been in the grocery
business in this city and Omaha for the past
twelve years, will sever his connection with
the c. o, D. store October l and move 10
Buffalo. NJ Y, to embark in the jobbing
trade. His brother, Eli Brown, will continue
the business here.
Siegfried Levi, a hangeron about the race
track, carelessly dropped his hand into another
mans pocket at the race track yesteruay
The other man had two pool tickets, valued
at $24 in his pocket and Levi had them
clutched in his fingers when the owner ois-
covered what was going on. Sam Dobson
grabbed the fellow and turned him over to an
officer, who lodged him in the city jail.
A call was sent to the police station last
evening for the patrol wagon to take an in
1ured man to his home Three men were
driving along all of them drunk, when the
buggy was upset between Deere, Wells &
Co.'S warehouse and the Kansas City tracks
Before the wagon arrived the man who was
hurt had been picked up and carried away
by his friends, and his name was not learned
August Turk, farmer living ten miles
north of town in Hazel Dell township, came
to town yesterday and loaded up with large
amount Of booze. He then started to prone
made across Broadway, near Bryant street,
but was knocked down by team OF horses.
His lip and nose struck the pavement and
large patches Of skin were dislodged. Be-
sides this he was knocked In the side by
the wagon tongue, but was fortunately too
drunk to be seriously injured.
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
& TOWLE. 235 Pearl St.