Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-03
MINOR MENTION.

"VlO supplies ana cameras. 1il u dway.
For justice OF the peace; S. T. walker.
The Culbertson case has been continued
until November 10.
Miss Nellie Gaines IL at home from a
S5ssdska City trip.
s. p. Mcconnell Of Gurion. Ark. a former
Bluiiite is in the city.
Mrs. j. Boyd Allen is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Il. T.. CHany, Avenue f.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ, Squres returned
yesterday after months pleasant trip
In tho east
a case OF diphtheria was reported yes
terday at the residence OF q. A. Wyman,
9l2 Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs Moll OF Philadelphia, who
have been visiting the family OF W. c.
Estep, have returned home.
In the case OF Mary West against George
West motion to strike the petition OF
the plaintiff was filed yesterday.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday
to Hugo Foster age %, and Bertha w.
Basch. age 20, both Of Pottawattamie.
The police have been notified that a set
OF single harness has been stolen from the
born Of Jorghan Peterson on Sapp avenue.
Robert Graham, John Oliver, James An
derson. Harry and VIII Keelne repor: fine
time while hunting. They were gone week.
Al Rachwit will be taken to the pcni-
teniiarv this afternoon by Sheriff Morgan
W serve u lnTtc year 5 sentence 1OI DuIB-
larry.
Miss Laura Flickinger has returned from
long visit to Independence. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary Flick
ingef
In the case OF Anna Pralor against August
Uihlein an answer was filed by the defend
ant giving a general denial to the petition
OF The plaintiff.
Ii. NJ. Danger, f. j. Hoagland and j. C.
Deetkin are home from the State university
az Iowa City. Hoagland has been ap-
pointed assistant librarian OF the law Ii
brary at the university.
Washington, the colored man held for
stabbing Story in the Diamond saloon Sat
urday night i5 still in the city jail. The
hearing of the case has been continued un-
til Story is able to appear in court.
Erdocia S. Moffat, deputy supreme com
mander-at-large OF the Ladies of the Mac
cabees. will hold a school OF instructions
this afternoon and evening in the Beno hall.
Rll members are requested to be present.
The funeral of James Flood will be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at St.
Francis X3vier church. The deceased leaves
wife, five sons ard daughter DR.. r. Il.
Flood Of Michigan is expected to arrive to-
day to attend the funeral. Intermont will
be in the Catholic cemetery.
An amendment to the petition of the
,plaintin was filed in the case OF Julia r.
2Aihcer against the Empkie Hardware com
-pany reply was hled In the same case
by the National Bank of Commerce to the
answer OF Thomas officer. An amendmon mt
was also filed to the answer and cross petit
tlon OF the bank.
Bennie Cherrington entertained number
OF his friends at matinee box party Sat
urd1y, In honor of his eleventh birthday.
After matinee lunch was served at his home.
G23 Sixth avenue. Those comprising the
party were; Misses Mabel Bates, Lunette
Taylor, May Snlder Sadie Grmsley: Mas
ters Charlie Taylor, FRAMES Rutherford,
Johnnie Clark, Bennie Cherrngton.
The Woodward Theater company opened
up two weeks engagement at the Dohany
opera house last night to far-sized audi
euce. The political attraction at republican
headquarters cut down the house consdera-
bly,. THE Midnight Watch" was presented
In an excellent manner "Old Glory" will
be presented this evening. and arrangements
have been made for receiving election bulle-
tins, which Will be read between the acts.