Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-31
MINOn MENTION.

kdrs andrew Hahn is visiting the family 1
John AsInan Of Tabor.
Major George H. Richmond is at home
Fcm Wisconsin, sor 4 few days.
Mrs. :. II. PO.,erfeld has returned from
WRIT 20 relatives N Atlantic.
Miss Leila Blaine departed last evening
or Colorado where she viii visit relatives.
Mrs. George Rain of Briggs Neb. is in
|tlc city. me s.'cst NJ Mr. aud Mrs. Ralph
ASimpi on.
Mrs n. Il. snyder. ~ D.. left last even
ling for Chau'aurua. y. Y, to be absent
seVerai weeks.
Mrs. violo s.anner OF Lincoln Neb.. is
visiting the family OF \. c. Bergman OF
Stutsrnan street.
Miss Cornelia Kuhn has returned from
Missouri Valley, where she was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. 5. s. Elliott.
The Grand hotel. Council Bluffs. High
class In every respect. Rates. 80 per day
and upward. Z. f. Clarke. proprietor.
Rev. Frank Hayden OF Kcarncy, Neb.,
was in the city Yesterday afternoon visit
ing old friends lie is attending the Ne
brasEa Sunday school convention al Omaha.
a party Of twenty-five girls from the
Omaha High school spent the day at Man
haitian Beach yesterday. They were chap
eroacd by Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Nc
Nerney.
There will be special meeting OF No-
mans Relief corps No. $50, Friday, July
81 at $50. in Grand Army OF the Republic
hall. All members are requested 10 be
present.
E. H. odell Of Binghampton, n. Y. uncle
of Y. II. Odell Of this city, arrived here
yesterday in company with his family, and
will spend the remainder of the heated term
at Manawa.
The hot weather yesterday and last night
was highly enjoyed by the crowds who Wis
tied Lake Manawa. 1t was cool and pleas
ant down there. and the entertainments
were unusually good.
Constable Albert yesterday levied on
Liberty one of the Manawa steamers, to
satisfy claim of c. L. II. Campbell for S6S.
The First ward Bryan club will meet at
$40 East Broadway this evening.
George b. Nichols returned from Minneapo-
his yesterday and announced to his friends
that he accepted the offer Of the position
of advance man for DR.. Carvers great show
of high divers and diving horses.
John Skinkle has returned from a trip
east. He in Chicago during the ma
tional democratic convention and then went
to Michigan to visit Herb Rood. former
Bluffte. En- route home he visited in Wis
consin.
Ted Anderson of Lewis township is in
Jail for a term of fifteen days. He was found
guilty by Justice Rief OF Manawa of the
arceny of razor from the home of c.
Taylor. II is also believed that Anderson
was mixed up in the robbery Of the farm
house OF Ezra Jenkins
The St. Johns Lutheran church people
have been holding services in various build
fngs and for several years in the James
block. They have decided TO build and will
erect house of worship at the corner Of
Seventh street and Willow avenue, having
secured the property several years ago.
George Crisp. the weighmaster of the
Union Pacific, who was stricken with paraly-
sis Wednesday afternoon. is lying very low
at his home on North First street. He
was overcome by the heat Wednesday and
paralysis OF the throat followed. His at
tending physician. DR.. Carter, states that
Crisp is very low and that there is but little
hope of his recovery. The reported serious
ILLNESS of Mrs. Crisp IL denied by the at
tending physician
Both the republican and democratic clubs
have arranged to have their headquarters
IA the Eiseman block on Broadway and
Pearl streets Other rooms were offered
II more favorable terms, but both clubs
ecided Ito pay larger price in order to
be close TO the corner cigar store of Moore
Ellis, first for the purpose of being handy
o the "Sultana'' cigar depot and second
because a crowd can always be found at that
corner. Can't get people very far away
from that corner. There's nothing wrong
with the drawing powers of the ''Sultana.'
Forrest Kenney one of the old residents
of the city died yesterday morning at 1870
at the w. c. a hospital. Mr.. Kenney had
been in falling health for a number of years.
Last November his wife died and since that
time he has failed rapidly. He was born in
New York ffty-three years ago and came
% the Bluffs with his mother when but
years old. and has since resided in this
pity. AT the breaking out OF the rebellion
be Joined the union army and served faith
Fully in the Fourth Iowa. At the close
pf the war. at Little Rock. Ark. he was
lnited in marriage with Miss Amanda Sapp.
lie leaves one known relative. Mrs. Mary
Brown, who has carefully attended Kenney
his Illness. The funeral will occur Sat
irday at 1890 a. m from the residence
0l2 Fourth avenue.
C. B. Viavi Co.. female remedy. Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book