Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-24
MINOR MENTION.

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lilly camp No. l. Royal NeIghbors Of
America, will meet Wednesday afternoon,
November 25, at 2:3O p. m.
We offer special facilities to the man with
limited supply Of linen. Work returned on
such short notice at the Eagle Laundry. 72i
Broadway.
Word has been received from Lieutenant
Charles d. Palmer announcing his return
from abroad and great benefit to bis health
from the trip.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees meet this
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. in the Beno block
All new members are requested TO present
themselves for initiation.
There will be a meeting Of the Western
Iowa Poultry, Farm and Garden association
this evening at the court house. All mem
bers are requested torbe present
Judge Smith has been home for the past
two days after completing the term OF court
at Harlan. He will 90 to Avoca today to open
the November term Of the district court
for the east end OF Pottawattamie county
1t is not too late TO join the classes in
gymnasium work under Miss MacDougal
The young women who have entered the
work are getting both help and pleasure
out OF H. The classes are in session today
at 1870 and 7.3O at Young Mems Christian
cation rooms.
Mrs. o. H. Simone. Mrs. W. w. Sherman,
Mrs. Donald Macrae, ir., and Misses Beeoe
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will take part in the program of the Monday
Musical club this afternoon al Mueller's hall.
Master Mac Hanchett will also make his
first public appearance as violinist-
Frank SchafTer charged by Lizzie Herbert
with seduction, was arraigned in Justice
Vien's court yesterday. Schafer withdrew
his plea Of not guilty and waived prelim-
mary examination and was bound over to
the grand jury. His bond was fixed at $500,
which he secured without any trouble.
Poultry. Farm and Garden association, com
bined with the Omaha Poultry Fanciers' as
sociation. and OF the Southwestern Iowa Hor
ticulturaLS society, have been issued. They
show a larger number Of cash prizes than
ever offered before. and great number OF
entries are expected in the competitions.
when the burglars who were running the
town Sunday night we're breaking the glass
in the rear Of DeVol's hardware store one
Of them was wounded by the fragments. He
left a bloody trail on the window sill ana
about the store. This has formed valua
BILE and interesting clew for the police to
work upon and there is an excellent pros
pect that it may be the means Of locating
one Of the much desired burglars.
The fight among the creditors OF Will Rue
for possession Of the back pay received from
the government for overtime while a mai
carrier was up again in Cooks court yes
terday. The money was attached before ii
got fairly out OF the hands OF the disbursinE
were d number of the cases set for hearing
yesterday, but the lawyers were too busy IN
the district court to hear them and they went
over.
Judge Green was interviewed by a compla-
cent stranger yesterday afternoon who
wanted a claim allowed against the Lake
ManRwa Railroad company. The stranger
was under the influence Of liquor, and asked
one Of the clerks at the court house where
he could find the judge that running
I'll . ruf1v I3u in,
terview with Judge Green was a brief one
and was ended by the urgent demand of
Baliff Cousins for the stranger to make
himself scarce.
Sowing the Wind" will be the attraction
at the Dohany theater Sunday evening. The
announcement has attracted much interest.
and is being looked forward 10 i'm
portant event by theater Goers. The play
is almost too well known 10 need any eN-
tended notice, and it's theme. Sex Against
Sex" Is presented in a most powerful man
ner. Manager Bowen has made arrange
monts 10 present serieo OF the leading al
fractions on the road. among which will be
a number Of Frohman's plays.
A telegram from Kansas City to VIII
Jefries announced the death OF Mrs. w. A
Coulter Sunday morning, and letter today
states that death was caused by heart failure.
Mrs. Coulter formerly resided here. and
was well known as Mrs. Simmons, conduct
ing a dress making establishment After
wards hne DtCdiue lUt vie Vi MI SOulltIs
an empoye of Wells-Fargo Express com
pany. and on the removal Of the superin-
tendents office from this city Mr.. Coulter
and family removed to Kansas City. At
the time Of Mrs. Coulter's death, Mrs. VIII
Jeffries. her daughter, was with her.
Nothing promises TO be missing in the
Burlcsque Circus TO be given by the Field
club at Dohany's Thanksgiving night. From
red lemonade to the genuine wild man from
Labrador and the dainty Circassian beauty !
from the bar OF PottawattRmie county, will |
be one series OF wonders An unfortunate
occurrence happened Saturday. that has been
kept quiet in order that ii might not de-
tract from the interest in the show. Jake
Hess and Tom Farnsworth were practicing
with their horses along the road 10 the
Institute for the Deaf, when, in trying the
rearing ewerve both riders were unmounted
and badly shaken up. They expect TO be
able TO be out in time for the grand entry |
Thursday evening. Another stage rehearsal |
was held last night. and everything is NOV
ing along in excellent style. large ad- |
vance sale OF seats yesterday showed the |
favor with which the entertainment is re- |
gsrded.
{. B. Viavi Co. female remedy. Medical |
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book |
furnished. 800 Merriam block.
n. Y. Plumbing company, Tel $50.
Coal hod, coal shovel and lid litter, all for |