Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-17
MINOR MENTION.

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Elliot s. Miller OF Des Molnes is at the
Grand.
S. y. Morrisey OF Harlan was In the city
yesterday.
T. -. Morse OF Des Moines was in the
city yesterday.
Senator G. l.. Finn OF Bedford, Ia, was
In the city yesterday.
Meetings are being held nightly at the
Fifteenth Street mission.
Justive Wien will leave today for northeru
Iowa where he will deliver several lectures
A. T. Cole returned from Mount Pleasant
yesterday, where he attended the wedding
Of his sister.
N. n. Bowman Of Washington township
spoke at the free silver headquarters las'
night He had small crowd
Mrs. y. w. OTIS assisted by the Young
Womcn's club gave a delightful reception
at the Congregational church parlors lasl
evening.
r. NJ Stocking and Jennie NJ. Eberhardt
OF Wahoo, Neb., were married by Justice
Walker Yesterday The groom gave his age
rs 81 and the bride 26.
Congressman Hager passed through Coun-
Gil Bluffs yesterday ON his campaigning
tour. lie reports that Pottawattamie
county Is I'm fine condition, and he expects
to get large vote here
Tho Boston Ideal Uncle Toms Cabin
company promises to be one OF the strong
est attractions during the coming season
1t will be at the DUhany theater for one
night Monday, October 10.
Farley d. Cgum the 4-year-old son OF
George ID. Crum, died yesterday OF mem
branous Group at the residence, 40 NorIh
Eighth street. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at $50. II will be private
BRIEF services will be held at the grave.
Among the doulishlng campaign organiza-
lions of the city is the CGlored Voters Sound
Money Club quartet. The members OF the
quartet are Harvey Il. Medley, Thomas u
Thompson, Charles II. Burke and Edmund
Burke jr. Charles r.. Jones is manager.
Henry Barley Of Island Park, brought d
load OF hay to town yesterday, and was run
out OF the market by John Written. Whit
ten was drunk and wanted to fight. Barley
applied to the city building for warrant
for the arrest of the man, and Chief Can
ming sent out his men TO hunt for him.
Tho work Of printing the ballots for the
coming election is well under way. Tho
ballot will be n most ponderous affair, con
tanning as much paper as large-siZed pos
ter. The beauties Of the Australian ballot
will be more than ever appreciated by the
voter, and greater opportunity than evei
will be presented to make errors.
The clergy Of the conyocation of Council
Bluffs Up. e. will hold a session at Grace
church, Pierce and Union streets, beginning
with the evening service at 1880 on Tues.
day, October 20, and on Wednesday. Dc
tober 81. Holy communion 80. Morning
prayer and business session, o. Mis-
sionary meeting, with several addresses, 7:3C
y. m.
The Industrial School for Girls. conducted
by Mr.. and Mrs. belong, will meet this
afternoon al 2;30 o'clock, at 200 South Main
street. II is the regular weekly session OF
the school. The attendance was very good
at the last meeting. which was the first o
the season. and 1t is expected that a great
many more will be present this afternoon
Visitors are always welcome. and Mr. an
Mrs. belong are very anxious to have peo
pie call and see the woIG as 1t progresses
Ed +. Cogley has secured his position a
the telegraph key at the Union Pacific trans
fer For many years Cogley held this pc
sition until, cached by numerous success
full amateur thcatricals and spurred by
great deal Of genuine histriOnic talent, h
left 1t and went on the stage. He has hat
three extremely successful years, and 70
two years has played the leading part II
his companies Owing to the fact that hi
wife could not leave her invalid mother AM
accompany him. he determined to abandon
his profession for at least year, and ap
piled for and secured his old position