Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-06
MINOR MENTION.

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Attorney Emil Schurz has gone to Kansas
tity on a business trip.
G.. A.. Robinson has gone to the Black
ILLS country on a business trip.
Mrs. Durlin Of Missouri Valley is visiting
Council Bluffs friends and relatives.
Miss Mamie Allen has gone to Rock Island
TO visit her sister, Mrs. G. c. Lincoln.
J. w. Camp left yesterday for Minnesota
TO hunt a cool place for the coming month.
Mrs. w, Elliott and Miss Bessie Mussel-
white have gone to olathe. Kan, to visit
Relatives,
"A marriage license was issued Yesterday to
y. NJ. Walker and Miss Nellie NJ. Kinnehan,
both of Council Bluffs.
The Improved order of Red Men will meet
In the Grand Army OF the Republic hall to-
might for business of Importance.
NJho Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. High
class in every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
and upward. f. f. Clarke, proprietor.
The Council Bluffs High school base ball
club and the Business Mems club Will play
at the Athletic club park today at 10 a. IN.
There will be a Congregational social this
evening at the residence of G.. f. Brown
626 MINISTER street. All are cordially in
vltcd.
II was reported late last night that a
young man named Kirby, living on Graham
avenue. had sustained a broken leg in an
accident.
S. II. Adams has commenced suit in the
district court against c. d.. Palmer to fore
close on Pottawattamie county property on
"a mortgage for $1,000.
Mrs. C. Smith of Iowa City is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F.. w. Balluff, at the
Iowa School for the Deaf, and her sons,
George and Frank Smith.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Stevens. who has been
travelling with Mr.. Stevens for the past seven
weeks through Iowa, Illinois and Michigan,
has returned to their home, 2OS Fourth
street.
Rose Troutmann. the little daughter of
John Troutmann of Lower Main street. re-
coived a slight shock from lightning about
8 o'clock yesterday morning. she was only
slightly injured.
Deputy United States Marshal Eller
brought in George Freeman yesterday and
locked him up, charged with Bookkeeping.
Freeman comes from Atlantic and ought
to have known better.
Miss Mary Davenport, formerly a teacher
in the Council Bluffs schools, but now one
of the teachers in the Boston High school,
is taking the summer term of study at Har-
ward college, Cambridge, Mass.
A grip sack containing a lot of clothing
supposed to belong to John T. Hazen was
ound on Vine street yesterday and left at
he police station. The grip had evidently
Fallen from a buggy into the street.
A number of Modern Woodmen of America
from Council Bluffs went to Omaha last
hight to take part in the ratification by
Omaha camp 100 of it's victory in capturing
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Miss Florence Stevens has returned home
after an absence Of two weeks in Niles,
Mich, where she went to visit her sister,
Mrs. Harry j. DeMott. Mrs. DeMott re-
turned with her for medical treatment.
The Mckinley guard will hold its regular
drill this evening at s o'clock In the third
floor OF the Eiseman building. All mem
bers-. are expected to be in attendance.
Suits and sample fambeaux will be on eXhi-
bition.
Wy % ID toryo,+ a,l NJt,z rtt1io n ne,
laughter of the late M. loft, both of Omaha.
were united in marriage Wednesday after
noon at st. Johns English Lutheran par
fonage of this city, Rev. G. w. Snyder Off
plating. The happy couple left the city on
he eastbound train of the Wabash road.
This is a paid notice. There is no catch
about it. Just plain facts. Man was here
yesterday from the factory that makes
Moore e Ellis for $4,000 of these famous
cigars. That number'll last about a month.
NJ the demand for them keeps increasing as
1t has the last month.
L. p. Larsen. 2117 South Ninth street, has
caused the arrest of Hans Peterson, who is
charged with the seduction of Larsen's 10
year-old daughter. When the relations of
the young people were first discovered Peter
son promised to marry the girl, but instead
made preparations to leave town. A war
rant was secured for his arrest and he was
captured in Missouri Valley.
Mrs. Mary Cannin, mother of Chief of
follce Canning, died yesterday at Clarlnda,
where she was taken some time ago for
Treatment for mental disorder. The re
mains were brought to this city and will be
buried today at 5 p. M, from the residence
pm Canning street. The deceased was 70
years of age, and had lived in Council Bluffs
for forty years. She leaves a husband
and nine children.
Dogcatcher Dobson has made his report
OF the number of dogs taken in charge and
their disposition for the month of July.
During the month ninety-two doge were
killed and nearly four times that number
were returned to their owners upon com
pliance with the law requiring tax tag. The
manner of putting the friendless CANNES
TO death has been varied. At the begin
ming of the season all were shot, but as
shooting was accompanied with more or
less danger and attracted a good deal of
attention it was abandoned and a bludgeon
substituted for the revolver.
c. B. Viayl Co.. female remedy. Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health hook