Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-15
\ MENTION.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. e. Davis, 1904
EFourth avenue, a son.
Miss Anna Bowman has gone to Wiscas-
set, Me, to spend the summer.
Mrs. f. c. Brown and children Of Earring
are in the city visiting relatives.
United States Marshal Bradley and Clerk
stoadman go to Keokuk today to attend
court.
l. NJ. Treynor, w. s. Baird. J. D. johnson
and Jacob Sims departed for Des Moines last
,ight.
Miss Green OF Macon, Mo, is In the city
n guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Anderson OF ave-
nue. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jones and son have
~a'urned from a visit to relatives near un-
4 Norwood.
y J. j. Taylor and wife, John Pullman and
! a. l.. Ingram and wife Of Silver City are at
The Kicl.
L.. l.. knight, William Mackey, +. L.
1add and w. H.. Ladd OF Tabor are at the
\ Reumayer.
City Marshal Canning left last evening
for Des Moines TO attend the republican state
convention.
Justice Cook has been confined to his home
for the past two days by a serious prostra-
tlon from heat.
Rev. Mr., Rccho and wife departed today
for Milwaukee to attend the session of the
Baptist Young Peoples union.
Lee Evans and mother and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. l.. Duduette have returned from a trip
to Chicago and st. Joseph, Mich.
The Grand hotel. Council Bluffs. High
class in every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
-und upward. e. +. Clarke. proprietor.
Thomas F%arnsworth and Andrew McMi
Ian left last evening for Spirit Lake to at
tend the encampment OF the Knights Tenn
plar.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ian
don of Kansas City are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Landon OF Damon
street.
w. S. Hewetson and family returned home
yesterday from Chicago. where they have
been spending their vacation for the past
four weeks.
Among the pleasant social events OF Tues
J day evening was one of Miss Julia officers
| delightful musicals given at her-home on
Willow avenue.
Charles A. Chambers, son OF A. X. Cham
bers of Hardin township, died on Monday
after an illness of eleven years, from paraly-
sis. The funeral took place yesterday aft
ernoon.
r. N. whittlesey Of the Globe had the mis-
fortune yesterday to lose a purse containing
$4h of his hard earned money. He had the
cash in a tobacco pouch and is supposed to
have pulled it from his pocket by accident.
Perry Lee, father-in-law OF Celly Hough,
and George Awkins, a farm hand who works
for him, got tangled up with the police yes
terday and they will explain to Judge Nc
Gee this morning how it happened that they
did not use the money they brought to town
LOT tUe purchase OF SHOW llChGls lHSltul VI
mixed drinks. When arrested they were try
ing to telephone to each other, using the
mail boxes at the corners of opposite blocks
for telephones. Their happy voices could be
heard a distance of ten blocks, and the po-
lice took them in.
Judge MCGEE indicated his intense dislike
for professional wife heaters by imposing
a fine of $55. 20 on Tony Powers, the Italian
who brutally beat his helpless helpmeet.
Tony did not have the means of liquidating
his obligations and he will spend about
thirty-seven days enjoying the comforts Of
the city prison. During these intensely hot
days and nights that place is about the most
uncomfortable to be found on this part of
the earth. In the meantime Tony's wife is
recovering from her wounds and Is being
cared for by friends.
Judge McGee yesterday morning directed
that Celly Hough should be confined in one
of the upper rooms of the city Jail, and
serve out the last three-fourths of his I'M
expired term in the city prison. Celly was
feeling pretty badly yesterday morning from
the terrible pounding officer Ward gave him
while making the arrest, and the judge di-
rected that he should have a nice light diet
of dry bread daily for fifteen days and as
much Missouri river water as his appetite
craved. When this sentence has been served
he will be called to account for his last
breach of the peace. Chief Canning mott
fed him yesterday that a very hot pace
would be marked out for him in the future.
General Dodge's private car, which has
been standing on the side track at the
Broadway depot for some time, was taken
west yesterday. 1t went via the Union Pa
cifc. A pleasant little party of friends &C
companied the general. Among them were
his daughter, Mrs. II. e. Montgomery, Miss
Eleanor Montgomery, Miss Fuller, Miss
Daphne Fuller OF Cleveland and Miss Homan
of New York. The gentlemen of the party
were Messrs. Ned Everett. G. II. Mayne and
II. c.. Dawson of this city. They go to
points in the state of Washington. California
and New Mexico, and will visit Vancouver
and Victoria. They will be absent about
two months.
c B. Viavi Co, female remedy. Medica,
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book
furnished. Anrex Grand hotel.