Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-12
MINOR MENTION.


Cameras and photo supplies, No ~ Pearl
street,
Fremont benjamin Of Avoca was In the
city yesterday
Miss Mabel Hazen OF Avoca Is visiting
friends In this city.
Mrs. Sherman OF Anamosa is the guest OF
Mrs. w. w. Sherman.
Mrs Ennis OF Missouri Valley is In the
city the guest OF Mrs. Steinkopf.
Misc Bessie Noyes Of Missouri Valley is In
the city visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. ]. NJ Matthews has returned from a
weeks visit with friends at Sioux City.
Miss Hattie stevens Of Colorado Springs is
visiting Mrs. John T. Tldd OF Oakland ave
nue.
A special meeting OF Star chapter No.
A. ROYAL Arch Maspns will be held thie
evening for work in the Il. E. degree.
p G. DeVol, who has been seriously Ill FOR
some time Is improving and viii soon be
able to attend to business.
John Rcrnlt, aged e. and Miss Catherine
Reopen, aged II, we're granted a marriage
license yesterday. They both reside In Denl-
son.
Justice Wien yesterday united in marriage
John Bendt and Katherine Liepen, both OF
Denison la. The ceremony was performed
at the Kiel hotel.
The Bimetallic clubs permanent headquar-
day evening. Speakers from Omaha Will su-
perntend the event.
Rev. Henry DeLong will conduct religious
services at Underwood Sunday He goes as
the representative of the Sunday School
union of this county.
Dustle Rhoads, the tramp, is said to
shrink from washing-so different from
woolens sent to the Eagle laundry. They
never shrink. 724 Broadway
Mrs. George +. Hughes has on display In
the windows of r. B. Hughes store a num-
Der of pieces of china ware hand-painted,
which have attracted considerable attention.
The posters OF the printers union, an
nouncing their fifteenth annual ball Christ
mas night at Odd Fellows hall are attract
Ing much attention. The affair promises to
be one of the largest of the season
High School Senior class met Thursday
and elected the following officers for 1897:
Walter Howard president; VIII Pardy, vice
president; Lille Moreno, secretary; James
Goulden. treasurer. There will be over sixty
graduates in 1897.
Officer Covalt caught a 6-year-old boy in
the act of stealing a couple of fish from
c. o. D. Browns market last evening. The
child claimed he had to steal to satisfy his
hunger Tho little fellow was given some
thing Eat and sent home.
Street Supervisor Morris is giving employ
ment to about thirty men on street cleaning
work. The plan Is not to give more than
the purpose of permitting as many men as
possible to have a chance OF earning little
money.
Arthur the 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey of 1923 Avenue e, is suffering the
effects of a fall which resulted in the
fracture of the right arm near the wrist.
The little fellow was sitting on top of a
chair, turned upside down, playing horse,
when he lost his balance and fell.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, No. II, met on De-
cember 10 and elected the following officers
for 1896 Mrs. w. S. Paulson, president; Mrs.
Moore senior vice president; Mrs. Anna Will
liams, junior vice president; Mrs. Minnie
Williams chaplain; Mrs. Anna Moore, treas
urer; Mrs. Lunkley, conductress; Mrs. Dal-
ton, guard; Mrs Wilker, color bearer.
Harry Phillips, who has distinguished him
self as a missionary among the cannibals in
the South Sea Islands. where he lived for
three years In momentary expectation of
being eaten, will speak at the Fifteenth
street mission tonight and tomorrow night.
For two years the missionary was the only
white man on the island where he made his
home.
The announcement OF the engagement of
Miss Mamie McCune to Mr.. Charles May
bauer has been made public. The wedding
VIII take place next Wednesday afternoon,
at the residence OF Miss McCune's sister Mrs
o. d. Wheeler 500 East Pierce street Mr..
Maybauer Is young business man OF Mount
Vernon, Ia, and he will take his bride to
that place to live.
At their last meeting, held on the 10th
inst, the Union Veteran Legion elected the
following officers for 1897: w. s. Pauson
colonel; c. b. Cousins, lieutenant colonel:
John Watts, major; G. W. Snyder, chaplain;
Samuel johnson. officer of the day; Andrew
Fellentretter, quartermaster; Comrade Sper-
ra, historian, Miss Sylvia E. Snyder, daugh-
ter OF encampment.
c. b. Viavi Co., female remedy Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book
furnished, 800 Merriam block