Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-16
MINOR MENTGoN.

a.. c. Blohm, postmaster at Walnut. is In
e city.
fian. D.. c. Bloomer has gone west On a
islncss and pleasure trlp.
Mrs. T.. A. Tiou:mau has gone 10 Madison
AXE. Wis, FOR the summcr.
Attorney /. r. Stitt Of Carson was In the
lily yesterday on legal business.
Miss Green Of Macon. Mo, is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson on Avenue A..
Rev. r. Mex. Stuart Of Charlton. la, is ir
4 HE city. the guest Of his son, p. r.. Stuart.
n Harmony chapter No. %. order Of Eastern
Ing.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabecs will hold
h : special meeting at 2 o'clock Thursday
AFTERNOON.
Bert Tostevin is in the city visiting his
parents. Bert is now a resident Of Mer-
Ram. Neb.
Harmony chapter No. %, order Of Eastern
Star, VIII meet in regular session this even
Ing, July 16.
Miss Kittie Bullard has returned from a
visit 20 st. Paul, whore she visited friends
for two weeks.
Miss Nellie Hanlon OF Mason City, Ia,
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. II. L. Pierce,
72l First avenue.
4 marriage license was granted yester-
day to Samuel MCGOWAN and Miss Melissa
Hall. both Of Lincoln. Neb.
S. T. Berry. ]. n. Gardner, Frank Gard
ner. Chester Gardner and Mark Gardner OF
Macedonia are az the Kiel.
w. S. Milligan. tax commissioner for the
Milwaukee. is in the city, checking UP the
last assessment Of his company.
Miss Name O'Donnell Of Park avenue left
yesterday for Chicago and other eastern
points to be absent about a month.
Miss Ruby Grape. who has been visiting
Mrs. Chris Carlson the past two weeks, has
returned to her home at Hamburg, la.
The Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. High
class in every respect. Rates, $3.50 per day
and upward. e. +. Clarke, proprietor.
Carl u. Baker. son OF County Supervisor
! Baker. has been appointed superintendent
OF, the electric light works at Lanark, Ill.
Emitted States Marshal Bradley and Clerk
Steadman of the federal court left last even
ing for Keokuk TO attend the summer ses-
sion OF court.
Mrs. f. Weis and Mrs. Ida Seybert and
son, Carl, returned yesterday after a long
absence and will make the Bluffs their home
for the present.
Epworth leaguers are cordially invited to
Join us in our social at Manawa on Thurs
day evening, July 16. Buy your tickets at
Harris or Crockwell's, it includes cake and
cream at the lake.
Fire yesterday destroyed the barn OF Leon
ard Everett. A crib adjoining the barn and
containing several hundred bushels of corn
was also scorched and the born damaged by
smoke and water. There was no insurance.
Earl Case. the 1-month-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Case, 1905 South Eleventh
street, died Tuesday evening from cholera
infantum. The funeral will occur this morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence. Burial
4 in Fairview.
County Clerk Reed yesterday received
word from Des Moines that the case of John
E. Blackman against Daniel and Nellie Dull
and others has been appealed to the SUI
preme court Of the United States. The case
was tried in the Pottawattamie district
court and was appealed to the state supreme
court, where the decision of the lower court
was affirmed, and it now goes to the federal
court on a writ of error.
Edgar Murray, a young farm hand work
ing on the farm of Henry Sperling, east Of
the city, was brought into town yesterday
for medical and surgical treatment, He is
suffering from a dangerous wound in the leg.
While at work pitching hay a few days ago
he stuck one OF the tines of the pitchfork
Ihe was using into the feshy part of his leg.
The wound was dressed with the ordinary
simple remedies of the farm, but the young
man did not get along well. The leg swelled
until it acquired pohderous proportions.
When brought to town 1t was found that
blood poisoning had set in, and there was
grave danger OF the man losing his leg and
his life. He was taken to one of the hos
pitfalls for treatment.