Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
MINOR MENTION.
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Floral designs. J. n. Mcpherson. Tel. PA.
The infant child of c. p. Rinker, 9l5 Third
avenue is III With dphtheria.
The Bluff City Typographical union will
give its fourteenth annual masquerade ball
a, Chambers hail Christmas night.
The trustees Of Worcester academy COM
mencad a foreclosure suit against Sara Jane
Davis yesterday In the district court for
800
James II. Rice began two foreclosure suits
yesterday, one against James l.. Kelly for
1925. and the other against Clarrie Wymond
for 1898
N. L. Nelson. charged with selling dis
eassd hogs for good ones, had his case con-
tnued by Justice Cook from yesterday after
noon TO December IA.
The board of directors Of the Young Mems
Christian association will meet Tuesday
night. Besides the regular business, work
for the future months will be discussed.
There will b. a bazar given by the ladies'
Of the Union veteran Legion, December Is
and 49, at SOP Broadway. NJ ais at all hours,
Is cents Fancy and useful articles on sale
Regular meeting of Excelsior lodge No.
259, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Mon
day evening, December .. Election of OIL
cars Visiting brethren cordially invited. BY
order Of the w NJ.
Emma Rains aged 1S years, died yester-
day morning at 80 o'clock of rheumatism
Of the heart, after an illness OF two weeks.
The funeral will take place this morning at
II o'clock from the residence in Hardin
township.
John Williams, who was arrested Friday
night on suspicion of having robbed the
residence of Mrs. Durgan, was bound over to
the grand jury yesterday morning by Judge
McGee, and in default Of bond of $500 was
sent to the county Jail for confinement.
"The Mikado" is the leading topic among
the young people, and much interest is man
ifested in the production. The rehearsals
show remarkable proficiency, both among
principals and chorus, and fine program is
expected.
The following music will be rendered at
St. Paul's Episcopal church today Will
liams' morning service in b fiat Anthem,
30. Lord My Trust is in Thy Mercy" King
Hall. Evening service-Garrett in f. The
tenor solo in the anthem will be sung by
Mr.. Tom Treynor.
Ruth, the 2-year-od daughter of zeph
Hughes. died at 9:45 O'Clock last evening of
diphtheria. Her sister died of the same dis
ease few days ago, and another sister,
Mary. now has the symptoms. The little
boy, Sammy, who has also been i'll, is now
improving and his recovery is thought likely.
A chatte mortgage was filed with the
county recorder yesterday by Huelsdonk e.
Albert Of Underwood in favor Of Lininger e
Metcalf of Omaha for 1871. During the day
petition for a writ of attachment for 1924 was
filed on number of notes executed by the
firm in favor of Lininger & Metcalf, and
confession of judgment was made.
Last evening DR.. c. N. Thomas delivered
the first of a series of three lectures at the
Christian Tabernacle to very large and ap-
preciative audience. The lecture was spe-
cally on visit to Venice, Rome and Pom
pei. illustrated with very fine stereopticon
views. The lecturer evidently has Travelled
very extensively. and is keen observer
One gets a new idea of those plac-s and the
glcry of the past. -emnently interesting
was a description Of Venice and Pompeii
DR.. Thomas had the closest attention from
beginning to the end Of his lecture.
Wanted-Capitalist to erect a warehouse
costing $50. 900, including ground. Can rent
same on long time lease at 10 per cent on
amount invested. VIII loan $12 900 on the
property IL desired Lougee G. Towle, 2S5
Pearl street.