Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-11
MINOR MENTION.

' 'rOf ii. w. SaWyeI returned from CnlCaEO
Nterday morning
Isl. r. Aitchison is out after two weeks
kyssle with malaria
TC. r. Hannah. wife and children have
turned from Michigan
Born to Mrs. and Mrs. r. G.. Brenneman
Is Washington avenue, boy.
The case OF Uihine against Pralor was
trial in the district court all day yes
rday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs w. a. spera, a
Xlpn. and to MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Dachtler, a
Xlaughter.
Frank Badollet has returned from Cleve-
<tfnd, where he has been playing In large
fchestra.
XlWork has been begun on the foundation Of
Inc new English Lutheran church at Seventh
&treet and Willow avenue
Miss Nellie Weidner has returned, after an
kbsence Of two years in Colorado, and will
l<1fke her home in this city.
Sr< j. Hoagland will leave today for Iowa
Hlty, where he will enter the law depart
Pcnt of the State university.
|4There will be services at Grace Episcopal
burch this evening at O'Clock by
few. s. G. Gaynor OF Lemars, la.
II The Board OF Supervisors has established
e Boomer township school road, petitioned
br by a number of the residents of that
bcality.
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the First Baptist church to organize a local
0dvsory board of the Iowa Childrens Home
I1ociety.
mIfabel the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mr. Walter Rutherford of Hardin town
4hip, died Tuesday night aged 3 years. The
Funeral occurred yesterday.
| Every member of w. Il. c. $50 is requested
ITO be present at an adjourned meeting in the
Interest of the coming convention, Friday,
September II, at 2:3O sharp
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Second Presbyterian church will give a social
|at the residence of A. NJ. Hutchinson, $50
Franklin avenue, this, Friday evening.
G. b. Baker, formerly secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association, has sub
United his final report to the directors and
y n left for his future home in Springfield,
Mass.
Little Walter son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hunt aged 4 months, died at 1909 Avenue
A" Thu"sda.l at p. m. The funeral will
4 e held Saturday at p. m. from the resi-
,S1ce, the interment being at Walnut Hill
&eemetery.
Judge MCGEE yesterday reviewed the evl,
dence in the case wherein Miss Min,
nie Hanson was accused of steal
ng a silk dress skirt and other articles Of
clothing from her mistress, Mrs Lynch
The articles were found in the possession
of the girl and she admitted having taken
them, but claimed that she only borrowed
them, and was just getting ready to re-
turn them when she was arrested. The po
lice judge held Minnie to await the action
of the grand jury.
At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Skinner
lon North Eighth street and Washington
Ptvenue, a very beautiful wedding took place
"Wednesday evening. The contracting parties
were Newton |. Crofts of this city and Miss
Adele May Perkins OF Salt Lake City. Rev.
w. e. Rocho officiated The nouse was filled
with friends and relatives who had come
from different parts of the state and Omaha
to witness the ceremony. fine lot of valua-
BILE presents spoke of the esteem in which
the young couple are held. Refreshments
|were prettily served and happy social hour
was enjoyed by all.
The new telephone line from Council
Bluffs to Oakland was completed and opened
for traffic yesterday. The first test showed
that over siXtv.fve miles of wire the long
ldistance phones carried the faint sounds
kmade by the ticking of the operators
watch, that they were as distinctly
audible as If the watch had been held a
1 few inches from the ear The line will be
made-.o connect Council Bluffs with all OF
the small towns in the eastern part of the
lcounty. The work will be completed within
n few days. The newest long distance in
struments will be used at all of the sta
tions.