Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
MINOR MENTION.

Photo supplies and cameras, 81 B'dway.
Lucius Wells left last night for Chicago
on business
Mrs. j. +. Hunt has returned from a
Visit TO Kansas City.
Miss Bessie Noyos Of Missouri Valley Is
- visiting Bluffs friends
Miss Jessie Riggs OF Astoria, Orc, is a
guest o' the Misses Lemen
Myrtle lodge No ~. Degree OF Honor.
Will meet In regular session, Friday even
ing.
Miss Nellie Young Of Des Molnes passed
through the Bluffs yesterday, Curoute hcme
from the west.
Ex-Onlcer Easdale will accompany Mr..
Caughey 10 Spokane Falls. where he Will
be placed in care Of relatives.
Mrs, VI. J. Kinney Of Astoria Ore. Is
guest OF Rev. j. G.. LGmen and family.
She IS enroute cast on a visit.
Letters OF administration were granted to
Mrs. VI. l. Flood yesterday ON the estate
OF her husband. the late James Flood.
The two Fuller boys. charged with having
robbed the house OF Brooks Reed, were
sentenced to fifteen days IN the city jail
yesterday.
We offer special facilities to the man with
limited supply OF linen. Work returned on
such short notice at the Eagle Landry, T2i
Broadway
Ada Rehan silver ststre will be on ex-
hibition at the Boston Store this week.
Special bargains will BE offered in every
department during this sale.
Wanted. places FOR young ladies and gen
tlemen to work for their board while at
tending college. Address. r. f. Wiatt,
secretary Iowa Business college.
Rev. Or. Green Of Cedar Rapids, Rev.
Cornell Of Sioux City and Rev. Mr.. Paget
OF Muscatine were in the city yesterday.
guests Of Rev L. z. Mcdonald.
Wednesday evening a sururisr marty wa g
rendered Mr.. Fred Bergman at his homo
on Stutsman street. Dancing cards and
games were in order until a late hour
Lime Haguewood, the blind deaf mute
from Delaware whose piiinble condition has
excited much interest throughout the state
is visiting at the Iowa School for the Deaf
She Is accompanied by her teacher, Miss
Mcdonald.
Contractor Wickham yesterday complete
the work OF paving the east side Cl So-th
First street and the street is once more
open TO traffic. II the weather remains ia
vorable the other half of the paving will
- be finished within a week.
Special sale OF stamped linens beginning
Saturday. For the next three weeks free
instruction will be given with every pur-
chase. See the new design for Christmas
novelties. Free Lesson days. Tuesdays and
Saturdays Misses Clark & Wetzel
Thomas Officer, Or. r. l. Woodbury. and
W. s. Marshall have been elected elders
OF the First Presbyterian church. President
Brooks of Tabor college will fill the pulpit
OF the church during the remainder OF the
year until a regular pastor is called.
Will Hardin, an old man. charged Aaron
Waller, young man. with the larceny OF
a revolver. and he was arrested last even.
ing. He claimed that he had some trouble
with the old man and that the latter drew
the revolver with the threat Of using IL
when he took Il away by force.
DohauN was again proy1a1 last nj Oh
by a large audience to see the Woodwaris
present East Lynne" Tonight another old
favortc, Ten Nights In a Barroom." will
be given. 4 heavy advance sale has al.
ready been made for the initial perform.
ance OF "Calliopc Camp" which will bt
presented tomorrow evening
Joint meeting OF tho committees having
charge OF the exhibit OF the Southwestern
Iowa Horticultural society, Omaha Poultry
Fanciers' association and the Western Iowa
Poultry. Farm and Garden association will
be held at the court house next Tuesday tc
arrange for the exhibit which takes place
In the Eiseman building from December II
TO 49, This exhibit promises TO exceed any
thing Of the kind ever held in the state.
Henry DeLong leaves today for Chicago
where lie will spend the next week attend
ing the meeting OF the American Sunday
School association. He is a member OF the
association and has been appointed mis-
sionary for Council Bluffs He is dowr
ject OF the Possibilities Of Our Work il
Cities" He will return via Decatur, where
he will spend a week visiting his sister
Nat Brown. one OF the Omaha ofiicers
OF the Council Blufs Driving Park assoco
tion, was In the city yesterday confer
ring with William Moore and other loca
members concerning the uses the park will
be put to next year. II was about half de
termined to announce that great series
OF races will be pulled on during the sea.
son, but Il was finally concluded that tht
announcement might be considered little
premature.
Deputy Marshal Eller came In yesterday
with a prisoner charged with the old Of
fense of bootlegging. The prisoner was
James Ruth. and he came from locality
that had furnished about a third of the
cases OF bootlegging that have been called
to the attention OF Judge Wooson's court
for several years. Commissioner ]. ]. Stead.
man heard the testimony in the case and
concluded that II was not sufficiently strong
to warrant holding the accused TO the grand
jury. He was discharged with a warning
TO be more cautious in the future when
required to furnish refreshments for a coun-
try dance. He returned to his home in
Adams county last evening.