Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-29
MINOR MENTION.

M Miss Furay OF omaha is a guest OF MISS
4 Patricia Darraugh.
Mr.. s. A. Teal OF Missouri Valley spent
eunday in this city.
Hon. N. NJ. Pussy is the father OF a girl
baby. born yesterday.
e. p. Brown OF Neola. fusion candidate
for auditor. is a BLUFFS visitor.
Mise Irelen stoddard has returned from a
four months visit in Keosauqua.
Mrs. G. w. Burns Of Clarinda Is in the
i city visiting relatives and friends.
Il. e. Starbuck. one of the leading attor-
ueys OF Mills county, Is In the city.
w. n. Munson Of Macedonia was In the
city yesterday on his way to Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Benawa OF Omaha
we're in the city yesterday visiting friends
Mrs. J. II. Corrothers Of Falls City. Neb.,
Is in the city attending to some legal bus
= iness.
DR.. r. T. Seybert and wife have returned
1 from their wedding tour and are at home
in the Grand hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Coyne of Nevada. Mo-, has
returned home, after a pleasant visit with
her aunt, Mrs. McMenomy.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Voss of Logan were
i Bluffs visitors Sunday, guests of John Hin
kel and wife of Franklin avenue.
Samuel Kline. aged 20, and Anna Smith,
aged 2S. both OF Omaha, were married yes
terday morning by Justice Walker.
The Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. High
class IN every TtbHcCl. NdNtS' SH''V pS' ha'
land upward. +. f. Clarke, proprietor.
Miss Nellie L. Dunn arrived Sunday from
a three months visit at Ogdensburg, n. Y,
the Thousand Islands, Montreal and various
points.
Misses Bay Brewer and Lottle Schurz en-
tertained the audience at Bryan headquar-
tiers Saturday night with some fine cam
paign songs.
Mayor Carson returned yesterday from the
Black Hills. where he has been testing a new
dry gold separator. The mayor reports that
the machine worked admirably.
A horse owned by w. Jardine was fatally
injured yesterday by attempting to jump
va barb wire fence. The owner found 1t
necessary to have the horse shot.
The funeral of Ira Grason will take place
at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the
Presbyterian church. Rev. DIR. Phelps OF
l. Omaha will preach the funeral sermon.
Miss Louise DeHaven and her sister, Mrs.
J. T.. Kelby of Omaha, started this after
noon to visit Denver and the surrounding
mountain towns during the next week or
two.
A special business meeting OF the Hamilton
Whist club will be held in the Brown build
Ing this afternoon at $50. All those who
wish to continue membership are requested
to be present.
The county auditor is very DESTROYS that
secretaries of township caucuses file their
certificates OF nominations as early as posi-
BILE, so that there may be no delay in pre-
barring ballots.
}Colonel B. f. Montgomery of Colorado
Springs, formerly Of Council Bluffs, and
known to fame as the Vice president az
large OF the Pottawattamie Agricultural So
ciety,' Is in the city.
Every member of the Mckinley Guard ant
drum corps is expected to be present at tn,
armory promptly at Gao this morning to ac
as escort to the visiting generals. Also thi!
evening in uniform promptly at Z o'clock t.
take car for Omaha.
All members of Council Bluffs lodge, No
40. Independent Order Odd Fellows, are re-
quested to meet at their hall at l O'Clock
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of our de
D csased brother, Ira Grason. By order
Charles Nicholson, Noble Grand.
When the members of the Field club re
ported for practice at the grounds Saturday
afternoon they found the club rooms hat
\ been visited by burglars, who had carried
away all the tennis nets and %racSets. sweat
ers. ball ground bases, bats, shoes, etc.
There will be a joint meeting Of the st
Paul guild and the Aid society at the choi
room Of st. Paul's church this (Tuesday) aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock sharp. All ladies inter
ested In the work of either organization O
not are earnestly requested to be present.
Judge MCGEE imposed a fine yesterday o
$l1.4O on Andreas Johansen for intoxicatiol
4 and Henry Davenport was taxed $15.S0 TO
being in the same kind of a fix. Bob Scot
has to serve his time for not leaving the cit
when ordered to. and Frank Carroll had hi
case continued till today. Elmer Treaux wa
fined 5000 for being drunk and trying I
N pull up every telegraph pole he came to.
Contractor Wickham began work on tn
"A South First street sewer yesterday. Abou
thirty men were employed. 1t is the inten
n tion of the contractor to work all of the me
possible and complete the sewer with tn
least possible delay, in order to get II on
of the way for the paving. The latter mus
be finished by December l. The sewer mus
be completed and earth above 1t permitte
TO settle for at last a month before the paw
Ing is commenced.