Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
MINOR MENTION.

Frank d. Marble and Cora y. Gibler were
married yesterday afternoon, Rev. Thickstun
officiating.
Anna C. Haefeker is suing Adeiia c. Spur
in the district court for a foreclosure OF a SOSV
mortgage.
Monday, October 81, is the date set for the
address OF Judge w. j. Babb, democratic
cand!date for governor.
Anna l.. Harmer has brought suit against
II. ~. IIarmer for a divorce on the grounds
OF habltual drunkenness and cruelty.
Regular convocation Of Star chapter No. AZ,
Royal Arch Masons, will be held at Masonic
temple Monday night, october Z. by order
of the NJ. IL. II. Z.
Council Bluffs Tent No. 80. X. o. t. NJ,
will meet in regular review Monday evening
at their hall at 1880. All members are re-
quested to be present. Lieutenant onman
der.
The Council Bluffs Athletic association foot
ball team has elected Paul G.. Aylesworth
manager, d.. T.. Stewart secretary anu treas
urer and ]. J. Hess captain Of the eleven Tor
this season.
Ed Strow held a reception In his new
cigar store last evening, and received the
CONGRATULATIONS Of his friends upon having
the finest retail establishment anywhere In
the country.
The regular meeting Of the Women's Chris
tian association will be held Monday after
noon at 2:3O at Mrs. p. C. Devol's, on VIII
low avenue and Bluff street. Let each mem
Der be present.
The funeral OF Mrs. +. NJ. Mcfarland took
place yesterday afternoon from the family
residence. 612 Fourth street. The remains
were taken on the evening tram 10 casey,
Ia, for lnterment.
Justice Cook has granted Brown and
Rachwitz, charged with stealing a fish net
a continuance until the 18th on account OF
the attorneys being engaged in cases before
the federal court.
Samuel Haas applied to Judge Macy yes
terday for a writ OF injunction to restrain S.
r.. Thomas from blowing up the blue grass
and cutting down walnut trees on land which
Haas leased to him.
Unity Guild will hold a special meeting
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs. Harris,
to arrange for the supper and party to be
given October 16 at Woodmen hall. All
members are requested to be present.
r. C. Harris has filed an information in
Justice Walkers court charging Ambrose
Sales with malicious mischief. alleging that
Sales went into his garden and took out
$50 heads Of cabbage, valued at $3.50. The
case will be tried Monday.
This morning, at the 1890 service at st.
Francis Xavier's church, the choir VIII rem
der Miliard's mass lin b. Miss Nora Brown
will be heard in the 'Qul TOLLS" Miss
Charity Babcock has consented to sing Mil
lard's Ave Maria, as an %offertory piece.
Walter, son of City Marshal Canning. was
thrown from a horse near his home yester-
day and stepped on by the horse, sustaining
a painful injury to his limb. Ed Lee, a
small boy with whom he was riding, fell and
struck his back across the street car track
and was also somewhat hurt.
Tony Gerspacher has a queer freak In the
shape Of a sugar beet that was sent to him
by a friend in Grand Island. 1t is in the
exact shape Of a woman whose clothes have
haap caiva6 nv her crp1itOrs Even the nOSp
mouth and eyes are plainly visible, although
some one is suspected Of having created them
with a Jack knife.
The Fowler Theatrical company will con-
tinue its engagement at Dohany's all Of this
week. The company will be increased tt
eighteen people and the casts in each play
this week will be very strong. A full house
last night enjoyed THE Coquette." The
watch advertised to be given away was drawn
by w. w. Hyde OF Bedford, Ia. who is hert
attending court. Two gold watches and TWEEN
ty-four dolls will be given away next Satur'
day.