Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-03
MINOR MENTION.


Mr.. and Mrs a. T.. Fiero are visiting at the
home Of Prof. c. Sprut. Mrs. Fero is Mrs.
Spruits sister.
Regular meeting OF Myrtle lodge, Degree Of
Honor. Monday evening, in Grand Army OF
the Republic hall.
The Christian Endeavorers will give a May
party in the parlors Of the First Presbyterian
church Friday evening May 8.
The Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. High
class in every respect Rates, $3.50 per day
and upward. e. +. Clarke, proprietor.
NJ. e. Fuller has brought suit against
James McCauley and the Central Investment
company in foreclosure on notes aggregating
$3.50
The Young Peoples society Of the First
Presbyterian church will entertain all Ito
friends at a May party in the church parlors
Friday evening.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bolln and Mrs. Shreves have
returned from the Grand Army Of the Re
publ and Woman's Relief corps conven-
tons at Cedar Rapids
The regular convocation Of star chapter
Nc A. Il. A. NJ, will be held tomorrow
night full attendance is desired by
order Of the NJ e. II. p.
Complaint has been made that vandals
have been destroying plants and bushes OF
property owners on Ninth avenue and the
police are locking for the offenders.
Harmony chapter, No. 25, o. e. s.. will
give an experience social and card party al
the Masonic hall, Tuesday evening, May ..
All members and friends of the order cordially
invited.
j. NJ Collier has commenced suit in the
superior court against T.. a. Worth for $50
balance due on a team OF horseo purchased
when horses we're worth more money than
they are now.
No. rs, the new open double car of the
motor company was put into service yester-
day. 1t is built on the plans OF Nos. 5l and
81, but is prettier than either of those mod
es. 1t will be in service today.
Mrs. Mary Hocn. president; Mrs Mary
l.. Bolin, secretary; Mrs. Mary ShreyeS,,
treasurer officers of the Women's Relief
corps No. 1870. returned yesterday from the
state convention of the Grand Army of the
Republic and Womens Relief corps at Cedar
Rapids.
The Chase-Lls,.er company will conclude an
engagement of two weeks with the play tht'
evening when the bill will be Lord Chum-
ley" which the managers claim to be the
cleanegt and brightest play in their repertoire.
They have played TO an immense business
here from the start They go from mere 10
Hamburg and Creston.
In the case of the Belknap Savings bank
against w. A. Mynster, administrator OF the
estate of Maria Mynster, the plaintiff yes
terday filed an application in the district
court asking that an inventory of the prop
erty be furnished that the executor be re-
aured to give bond and that he be ordered
to apply for authority to sell real estate.
Hearing on the application VIII De held May
9.
The Women's Christian association Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas Metcalf,
corner of Iuff street and Willow avenue,
at 2:3O o'clock Monday afternoon. The de-
vctiona meeting will occupy the first half
hour, and will be under the leadership OF
Mrs Rev. Delong and Mrs. Thomas Toatevin.
Each member and any one interested in de-
votonal and hospital work are earnestly in
vited.
The Girls Industrial school Will hold Its
fifth annual picnic at Fairmount park next
Saturday, May 8. An invitation Is extended
to all the ex-teachers and to every girl who
has ever been a member Of the school; also
to all the friends of the work. 1t will be
basket picnic. All who desire to come are
requested to send their baskets to the rooms
over the State Savings bank not later than
10 o'clock on the morning of the picnic, and
an express will take them to the grounds.
The police had what they suppooed to be an
impregnable case against Thomas Manley, the
colored man, arrested for arson. but when he
was brought into court yesterday morning
and the evidence put together, there were
several serious breaks, and the judge was
obliged to discharge him. Walker was imme-
liate,y rearreG.ed upon a charge OF threaten
ing to kill his wife and mother-in-law. He
will have a hearing on the charge in Justice
Cooks court on Tuesday.
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