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

Photo supplies and cameras. 5ii B'dwsy.
Mrs. W. D. Bullard OF Persia. Ia, Is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. y. ". Waller.
Mrs. Dawson OF Atlantic. who has been
visiting In this city for some time, has re-
turned home.
The Monday Musical club will meet this
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs |. NJ
Treynor COS First avenue.
+. +. Hart Is still suffering from dis
location OF the hip. He will be confined TO
his home until he is completely cured
Ed Anderson, conductor on the Buring-
ton road. who was hurt In wreck at Cres-
ton some time ago, is again able to be
around.
Tho Iowa Nonpartsan w. c. T U. at its
recent meeting at Marshalltown elected Mrs,
Laura Mcbride Of Council Bluffs state vice
president.
a new postofice has been established
about eight miles south Of Nicola and VIII
be known as Keown, from the new postmas-
ter, William Keown.
Ada Rehan silver statue will be on eN-
hibition at the Boston Store this week.
Special bargains will be offered in every
department during this sale.
Mrs. L. Latta and little daughter. Blanche,
have returned from an extended visit In the
east. They have been the guests OF rela-
tives at Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago and Still
man H.
st. paul's chapter of the Brotherhood Of
st Andrew will hold a reception at Odd Eel
lows hall Wednesday evening. Addresses
will be made by Colonel DALEY and DR..
Thomas Green Of Cedar Rapids
The following officers have been elected
by Star chapter No AZ. Royal Arch Masons:
Charles Il. Walters. NJ +. II. p; l. NJ. Trey
nor. T.. K; a. Mcmillan. Il. s.; NJ. Duquette.
treasurer; j. Il. Atkins. secretary.
Council Bluffs Tent No 80, X. o. T. NJ,
will entertain at the Woodmen OF the World
IN hn
be their annual ball and cordial invitation
Is extended to all their friends to par
ticipate.
A change" will now be the order OF the
day. Money wagered will change" hands.
Offices will change" The administration
will change" even every voter will
change" his shirt and send it to the only
Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway; telephone 157.
The travelling men in this part of Iowa
have been coming in greatly encouraged
since the election. They report that in The
few days that have interviewed since the
election trade has been steadily increasing
and general improvement has been noticed
all along the line
At the last regular meeting OF Ivanhoe
commandery No II, Knights Templar. the
following officers were elected George Lipe
Il. c.; V. Jennings, Gen; l.. NJ. Treynor c..
G.; Rev. S. Z. Mcdonald. prelate G. Konigs-
macher S. w; j. w. Palmer j. w. ]. b.
Atkins. treasurer; A. Mcmillan, secretary.
The Woodward Theater company presented
Hazel Kirke" last evening to another large
audience. Tonight THE Brothers" a strong
comedy drama in five acts. Thursday night
the old favorite. East Lynne" Saturday
night new play, written by Mrs. Anne
Richardson Of this city. will be presented
Work on the brick paving on First street
is progressing rapidly. The east side of the
thoroughfare will be completed this morn
Ing and before the week is out the entire
street will be open to trafic. Contractor
Wickham will commence work on the alley
between Main, Bryant and Broadway in the
near future.
h. l.. Barton aged SO, died at the woman's
Christian Association hospital OF cancer Of
the stomach, Saturday. at II p. m. De-
ceased was taken to the hospital ten days
ago from his home, at Avenue and Twenty
fourth street. The funeral will be held from
Lunkleys undertaking rooms Tuesday at
2 p. m, Rev. DeLOng will conduct the
service. lnterment will be at Fairview
The Grand Army of the Republic, Union
Veteran Legion and all old soldiers are re-
quested to attend the funeral.