Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-19
MINOR MENTION.

hVNO supplies anu NAIitldas oiA - ANoE"
w. c. A. turkey dinner at the Eiseman
building today.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mccormick are max
ing brief visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Haas has returned from
visit with friends in Chicago
Miss Florence Bowman left yesterday for
Chicago TO spend a few days with friends.
wanted--Lady OF good address. Salary, 81
per day. Address NJ. NJ, Bee Office Coun-
Gil Blurs.
Charles Stewart will occupy the residence
on Blum street recently vacated by NJ E.
Chamberlain.
George Rudio. the soap man, returned last
evening from an extensive western business
trip. He will be home several days
We offer special facilities to the man with
a limited supply Of linen. Work returned on
such short notice at the Eagle Laundry, I2i
Broadway.
Improved Order OF Red Men will meet
tonight In the Grand Army of the Republic
hall for work in the chiefs degree. full
attendance is desired.
Richard n. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Stubbs, died yesterday morning. Funeral
this afternoon from the residence, 377 Harri-
son street, at 2:3O o'clock.
All members of Hazel camp No III, Mod
ern Woodmen OF America, are requested to
be present this evening Nominations OF
officers for the ensuing year.
J. Clint, the 13-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Sigafoos, died on Tuesday. The
funeral will occur this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence in Morningside.
A union meeting of the Missionary and
Ladies society Of the Second Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. A. NJ. Hutchin-
son. $50 Franklin avenue, this afternoon at
o'clock.
faculty test social was heli by The
women OF st. Agnes guild at 20S Stutsman
street last night that proved decidedly ell
joyabe event. The cake walk at 10 o'clock
provoked no end of fun.
An effort is being made by some OF the
Justices OF the peace to consolidate all of
their Offices into one building. Some talk
has been INDUCED of moving into the Mer-
riam block after the first OF the new year.
Mr.. Haskell, the director and manager.
says that the rehearsals of the Field club
circus have proved to him that Council
BLUFFS will have the pleasure OF seeing the
. funniest show ever put on the boards in the
west.
Mrs. Faes, assisted by a number OF wo-
men, is engaged in preparing a pretty little
entertainment for the benefit OF the First
Baptist church Mr. and Mrs Mccormick
have purchase two boxes in the Iheater,
where 1t will be given.
Special sale OF stamped linens, beginning
Saturday. For the next three weeks free
instruction will be given with every pur-
chase. See the new design for Christmas
novelties. Free lesson days, ana
Saturdays. Misses Clark e. WetZel.
Rev. V. C. Rocho. pastor OF the First Bap-
tst church. is still confined to his bed by
an attack of fever. The turning point
reached a few days ago and he is now slowly
improving. His physician says he will not
be able to occupy his pulpit for some time.
The contests that are to be made in the
courts for the office of Justice Wen are
no nearer development now than they were
a week ago. The bonds filed with the
county auditor when the cases were COM
menced were rejected by him. and new
bonds have not been filed.
l.. A. Gray. who has been confined ia
the Woman's Christian Association hospital
by dangerous attack of typhoid fever, was
out yesterday for the first time since the
first OF September. He is still very fran
When his strength will permit he will re-
turn to his parents home in Waukegon, H.
The First Baptist church pulpit will be
filled next Sunday morning and vening by
Rev Stephen Phelps ID. D.. of Omaha, on
account of the continued Illness OF the pas
tor, Rev. V. C. Rocho. Doctor Phelps has
warm place In the hearts of Council Bluffs
people and will no doubt be greeted with a
large congregation at both services.
Three large trunks. filled with wearing
apparel and personal property, were yes
terday taken up the narrow stairway lead
Ing into the office OF Justice Wen. They
were the property of Mrs. A. w. Low, who
mas peeh stopping at tne metropolitan motel
Tor some time IL was reported that Mrs
Low and her husband were arranging yes
terday to move to Omaha and the trunks
were sliced upon an attachment sued out
by DR.. w. II. Weld to secure a claim OF
s51 for professional services. 1t was about
as much trouble to get the big trunks up
the narrow stairway 1t is TO move a
freproof safe. The hearing OF the case has
been set for Monday.
c. y. Viavl Co., female remedy. Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book
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