Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-01
NINOR MENTION.

lord Fitzgerald has returned to the
city.
} Miss Maudc Cousins is visiting her sister
In Lincoln.
Mrs. w. r. sapp has returned from an
extended visit In Denver
Alderman Shubert and family are home
from visit to relatives in Burlington
|. j. Carter, charged with stealing coal
from a Rock Island car, has been sentenced
to ten days in jail
case Of diphthoria was reported yestcr-
day from the residence Of John Assmanh'
2lO Knephcr street
Mrs. c. G. Saunders and children nave
returned from visit with Mr., sauhuc's
mother at Manila, la.
Fred Larsens has returned to the Univer-
sity OF Nebraska at Lincoln, after short
visit with his relatives here.
Charles Bradley has returned 10 Iowa
City. he is attending the state university
lie was home during the Thanksgiving holI-
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred De Goat, who were
married Thanksgiving day, VIII be at nome
nfter December | at 1902 South Eighth
street
The annual meeting Of the Ladies Aid
society of the Congregational church WIZ
be held with Mrs. T. c. Smith this afternoon
at . o'clock.
William whitney. saloon keeper at
the police that some one stole his new over
coat Sunday.
Mrs. Andrews. living near the corner
Of Pierce and Oak streets, Is reported
to be dangerously i'll and her recovery Is
despaired OF by her family.
smile Of admiration came over her face
as Algernon approached, his linen larry
glistening snowwhte and fresh from the
Eagle Laundry, 72i Broadway
County Attorney Saunders will take up
the trial OF criminal cases at Avoca 70
day The first case that comes up lot trlai
is that Of Frank Heusus, charged WIN
arson.
w NJ. ward living at 1909 Fourth ave
nue received a severe injury to his head
while going home Saturday evening: lie
fell on the sleet and it is feared that he
has suffered concussion of the BRAIN
In the superior court yesterday the mo
zion of the plaintiff for more specihc state
ment in the answer In the cases of the Motor
company against Christina Wiberg and over
and others was overruled as to TWO count
and sustained as to the third
william Banks, the insane man who per
sisted in praying on the streets lot Deter
Industrial and financial times, was sent 10
st Bernards hospital yesterday. 1t Is be
leved that a few days medical treatment
and care will be sufficient to restore MS
health and reason.
The fire department was called to the resi-,
dence of c. A. BCebe, 1876 Glenn avenue az
s o'clock yesterday morning to eXunSulsh
n FIRE that was treatening the building
An overheated furnace was the cause. inc
danger was discovered In time TO avert II
without less or damage
Dr. r. NJ Parmalee, a returned missionar!
from Trebezond Turkey, was In the CIT!
Yesterday. having come from Tabor, Ia, witt
o. C. CASTOR. DR.. Parmalee was witness
to many of the massacres OF the Armehlah
and related a number Of atrocious incidenu
to the officials at the court house
Concorda ledge No. 50, Knights o.
Pythlas. meets in regular convention iues'
day evening December /, at Linder hall, NO
1Oi South Main street, over Franklin
printing house. All members are earnesu!
requested to be present at 1880 sharp. Eiec
tion of officers. Don't forget 1t.
Charles Perkins was released from jai
yesterday after serving six months sen
tence for larceny. Last summer he went U
Jacauimine's jewelry store during a terrlh
storm and asked to be shown some watches
He suddenly grabbed one of them and DIS
appeared into the storm. lie was capture'
the next day. The police have ordered mn
to leave town.
superintondent Hisey held teachers
meeting in lis Office in the Bloomer build
ing Yesterday for the purpose of DISCUSSING
with the teachers the problem OF the Chrlst
mas vacation Christmas comes on frlual
this year, and If it is agreeable to parents
ana teachers OhlS ohc "''" 49, -.
he given and the old practice OF haNlnt
a vacation of a week in March resumed
Miss stella Baldwin, one Of the veteran
teachers in the public schools, surprised
her friends by sending the members o.
the school board notice yesterday morning
that her place as a teacher in the eightf
grade in the Washington avenue pulldlht
must be considered vacant, for the reason
Ll.that she was married on Thanksgiving even
ing to a well known Omaha gentleman
Mr. Carter. The teachers committee II
Iiisev decided not to fill the vacancy a
present, but to distribute the pupils II
her classes to the classes of other teachers
This can be done without too much crowd
Ing.