Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-08
MINOR MENTION.

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tractor Weaver on the Odd Fellows building.
The board Of supervisors spent the entire
day yesterday wrestling with the country
roads problem.
o. o. st. John leaves today for a business
and pleasure trip to New Orleans and Other
southern points.
The Grand hotel, Council BLUFFS. High
class In every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
and upward. p. F. Clarke, proprietor.
a. J. Stephenson was yesterday appointed
guardian Of Thomas Fox In the district
court. Fox is an insane person possessed
Of some property.
j. s. Black, whose household goods were
held up by the sheriff on a claim OF the
Iowa Mortgage and Trust company, settled
up yesterday and left the city.
The fifth anniversary OF the Ladies' aux
ilary No. II, U. ". L., will be held at Wood
mems hall next Thursday evening, April 3.
consisting Of a literary program and dancing.
All members OF Washington camp No. II
are requested to be present this evening.
Initiation, lunch and a general good time.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to be
present.
The choir Of the First Presbyterian church
of Missouri Valley will give a concert at the
First Christian church on Friday evening
under the auspices OF the Christian church
Sunday school.
The new University Association club ION
ward" will meet for organization at 2:30
this afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
George l.. Phelps, corner of First avenue
and Seventh street.
II. G.. MCGEE, who has been in the real
estate business in this city for so long, has
decided to remove to Kansas City to engage
in the same line of business. He will leave
Council Bluffs during the present month.
Regular w. c.. T. U. meeting this after
noon at 2:30 at Mrs. Nettie Hunts, No. 113
North Sixth street, at which refreshments
will be served, also literary and musical pro-
gram will be given. All ladies are cordially
invited. Mrs. S. S. Wordsworth, Sec.
Chapter members who intend visiting
Bellevue chapter, Omaha, this, Wednesday,
evening in compliance with their invitation
to Star chapter will please meet at the cor
ner Of Broadway and Pearl street at Z
o'clock p. m. that we may go in a body. BY
order Of H. w. Binder, NJ. e. H. p.
Judgment for the plaintiff was rendered
by Judge Smith yesterday in the case of
B.. f. Freeman against w. II. Montieth,
Alice Montieth and ]. ID. Stuart on promis-
sorry notes. The notes were given to Stuart
by the Montieths and sold by Stuart to
Freeman. The amount of the judgment is
$2S4.05.
Henry DeBar. aged 40, died at ST. Ber-
nard's hospital yesterday afternoon. He has
beer insane for nine years. He leaves a
occur Thursday at 2:30 from the residence,
505 South First street. Rev. Abberly Of the
Christian church will oficiate.
The Woodward Theater company played
to a good house last night in spite of the
fact that the weather was decidedly against
a very large attendance. The company
presented THE Golden Giant" a very pleas
ing drama, in a very acceptable manner.
Tonight the five act drama my Wife's
Frlend;' Thursday night the old ~favorite
East Lynn"
The request Of the Workingmen's Friendly
cIih for tho 1sA Of vacant IOts for pardpn
purposes by its members bids fair to be
favorably received by lot owners. DR.. w. L..
Patton headed the list by calling on the sec
rotary and listing several lots owned by him
in the western part OF the city yesterday.
Any lots will be of much more benefit to the
public, besides enhancing their value by
raising gardens instead of weeds and cookie
burs. The secretary's office is the first door
north of the Bee Office and he is always
ready to bid you welcome. Hand him a list
Of your vacant lots.
The board of directors of the Women's
auxiliary Of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION held its first meeting yesterday.
There was a large attendance. Officers for
the year were elected: Mrs. w. ]. Leverett,
president; Mrs. George T. Phelps, vice presi-
dent; Miss Jennie Guitar, secretary; Mrs.
w. A. Gochr'ng, treasurer; Mrs. r. ]. Mac
Bride, auditor. The following were ap-
pointed chairmen of committees: Member
ship, Marie Furguson; Mrs. G. w. Snyder,
ueVotlonal, MIS-. w. %. harrington, enter
tainment; Mrs. George b.. Rex, rooms; Miss
May Miller, visitation of the sick; Mrs. A.
p. Hauchet, reception. The directors are as
follows: Mesdames George T. Phelps, r. ].
MacBride, Tomas Metcalf, G.. w. Snyder w.
]. Leverett, w. A. Gochring; Misses Jennie
Guitar, Marie Furguson; Mesdames A. p.
Hanchet, George B. Rex, W.. B.. Harrington
and Miss Sue l.. Badollet. The auxiliary
will be a good help to the assoclat on. The
committees will organize at an early date
and cooperate with committees of the as
ISOLATION In their work.