Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-04
MINOR MENTION.

The city police have not made an arrest
since March rs.
Miss Amy and Miss Brown OF Missouri
Valley are the guests Of Mics Addie Guitar
Mrs. II. S. Osborne of Chicago will visit
her many Council BLUFFS friends at an early
date.
Pilgrim Sisters academy No. I will meet
In regular sessicu at 1880 p. m. in their room
In the Brown block.
John Traulsen Of Chicago has arrived in
the city cod 10 making mis- home with his
brother, Fred Traulseu.
The Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. High
class In every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
and upward. e. II. Clarke, proprietor.
The funeral Of Florence Carvctt viii be
held this Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Grace
Episcopal church, Rev. Mr.. Simpson Of
~fciatlng.
The Board Of County Super vlsors will meet
in regular session on Monday. County Au-
ditor Matthews intimates that it will be a
long and busy session.
Ivanhoe COmmandery Of Knights Templar
together with q number Of visiting knights
from Omaha, will attend services in a body
at st. Pauls church on Easter morning.
Alexander, the 7-mnths-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Johnson Of Garner township, died
Thursday afternoon. The funeral will take
place from the residence this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to w. j. Darlington, aged 80. and Ada IL.
Scott. aged 30, and William +. Bushby. aged
Is; Helen L. Nash, aged IL, all OF Pot
tawattamle county.
Misses Clark G. wetzel's Easter display of
art needle work drew an immense crowd to
the Durfee Furniture company's front win
dows. The display Is pronounced by critics
to be the finest of the kind every made III
the city. 1t will continue today.
Mrs. John Murphy, the woman who was
ran down and trampled upon by Nunas' run
away team, is lying at st. Ben1ards hospital
still unconscious. The attending physicians
have but little hope of her recovery. She Is
over so years of age, and has been always
rather frail in health.
The funeral OF John johnson will take place
Sunday afternoon from his late residence,
I'LL Nineteenth avenue. The deceased was
10 years Of age, and was the principal sup
port Of the family. as his father has been
i'll and out of employment for more than
a year, The family is N straitened cir
cumstances and very deserving.
Sheriff Morgan and his deputies, assisted
by a force of mechanics, are still at work
cleaning and renovating the county jail,
Their efforts to put the jail into frst-ciasN
condition are ably seconded by the prisoners,
who are now enjoying better quarters than
many of them have ever been used TO. EVERY
inch OF the interior surface has been cleaned
and painted in restful tints. All OF the ola
mattresses have been taken out and
destroyed and have been replaced with new
ones. From the top to the bottom the jail
Is absolutely clean and as inodorous as a
summer cottage.
The Woodward Theater company, now
playing at Boyd's to such immense business,
will come to the Dohany Monday night and
remain one week. This company needs no
recommendation to our people. as it has
played this city five weeks this season ana
every night to standing room. The company
has added two new people since 1t was here,
and now has fifteen people. The restraints
OF Lent will be removed on Easter Sunday:
The Boston Store of this city has purchased
1000 tickets and will give them away TO
their customers today and Monday. Seats
should be secured early to get good ones.
The company will open Monday night with
the four-act sensational comedy, Little Wild
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