Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-24
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The butchers will have masquerade oaIl
Thanksgiving evening
billiard match between 2 couple OF local
cracks is being talked ot
Frank Smith and Lizzie IIenkel, both OF
South Omaha were married yesterday py
Justice Viea.
The Ministerial association meets on Mon.
day at l030 a. m, In the pastors stuuy Oh
the First Presbyterian church.
o. d. Wheeler and s. b. Snyder are said
70 be making hustle for the republican
nomination for city attorney in the spring.
There will be benefit entertainment for
the Girls Industrial school in the hall over
the State Savings bank Tuesday evening.
novel program has been arranged.
suit was commenced in the district
court Yesterday by the Home Rattan COM
pany against the Council Bluffs Furniture
company, o. C. Nelson and 7. II. Riley Tor
s2SS for goods bought
Mrs. Wlhelmina Lauberschelmer, who
lives on Mil street. had her clothes line
robbed Friday night The clothes are all
marked with the owners name, ana IL is
hoped they will be returned.
Tho Council Bluffs Field club and the Ne
braska City club will play foot ball Thanks
giving morning at 1890 o'clock at the grounds
on Seventh avenue and Twenty-flrst street.
The two clubs are well matched and hot
game Is promised.
The union Thanksgiving service will be
held I'm the Congregational church Thursday
at 1890 a. m. DR.. A. l.. Sarchet OF the
Second Presbyterian church Will preach the
sermon. All are urged to come prepared to
make a liberal Thanksgiving Offering for the
poor Of the city.
Katie A. Wltfong Is engaged in running
I'M bill of court costs either for herself or
for John Taylor, who, she claims, owes her
81 for housework. She brought suit in the
court of Justice Walker. After five contin-
uances, change of venue was taken to
Justice Cooks court. The costs now amount
TO about $40, and will be much more by the
time the case is decided.
The revival meetings at the Fifth Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church are to be con-
tinued each evening during the week. Rev.
Mr.. Goodrich is fully sustaining his reputa-
tion as most efficient worker in this line
He will be here through the week and over
the following Sabbath. Captain Bone and
his workers, OF the Salvation army, will be
present and render assistance Monday even
ing This Is Captain Bones last appearance
in the city. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Lewis Lee, colored man about 55 years
OF age, and his wife, Lucinda, have not
been living together for about six months.
Yesterday he went to his ex-manson to get
some clothes and discussion arose. Mrs.
Lee applied some epithets to him which
made him angry, and he retaliated by knock
ing her down. She swore out warrant for
His employer, Mrs. l.. w. Tulleys, signed his
bond and he released until Monday
morning, when he will have a hearing.
A number Of the delegates to the Trans
mississippi congress to be held in Omaha next
Monday met at the mayors Office in the city
building last evening. Present were: Lucius
Wells, A. s. Hazelton, G. M. Harl, G. R.
Hannah. ]. M. Matthews, Spencer Smith. S.
B. Wadsworth and r. ]. Evans. Mr. Wells
was elected chairman Of the delegation and
Mr.. Hazelton secretary. 1t was decided that
the delegation should meet at 1890 O'Clock
Monday morning at the city building and
start for Omaha. After informally discussing
some Of the questions that are to be con-
sidered at the congress the meeting ad-
journed.
Farm loans made in western Iowa at lowest
rates. No delay in closing loans. Fire and
tornado insurance written in best of compa-
nies. Bargains in real estate. LOUGEE C
TOWLE. 235 Pearl street.
MONEY to loan on improved Iowa farms.
Large loans specially. Fire insurance. l..
w. Tulleys, 102 Main ST., rooms and g.