Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

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spconer Grocery Co., 1923 Bway. Tel al4.
D, shriver. dentist. Merriam blk. rom 24e
IT. c. Dawson sailed from New York on
Saturday for Rio de Janeiro.
Wore masters OF our art. Send us your
work. Blun City Laundry.
Mcpherson G. Reed, cut flowers and de-
signs; office Pear. ST.. tel. 37e.
G. c. Hazen, dentist. removed from the
opera house to the DR.. Plnney office. PA Pearl.
Buy meat OF the Welker Meat company,
22l South Main street, and get premium
stamps.
Everett C. Anderson and Miss Jennie
Thorp of Macedonia were married In this
city yesterday.
The best is good enough for you. Moth
Ing less Send your work to the popular
Eaglo Laundry, 724 Bway
Carlsons freshly ground cornmcal. best to
ta had; call foi It at your grocer's or at C.
Carlson's Wash. Ave. mills.
Twcnty-six dodgers have called for the
hospitality extended by Captain Maltby al
the city jail since Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Ormsby of Emmetts-
burg, la. are visiting Mrs Ormsby's mother,
Mrs Wright on Third avonue.
H. II. Hobart of Clinton, who has been the
guest of w. w. Wallace for the last few
days returned home last evening.
Il'us lstWlS MItb OF tOTNuOU, NHO Will
eo7n assume the Office of United States die
tict attorney, was in the city yesterday on
business connected with his office.
Miss Jennie McIntire who has been visit
Ing her sister Miss stella McIntre, will
resume her dutiee in the schools In the cost
ern part of The county, where she is teach
ing this winter.
Mr. WIN Rcsencrlnz, Mr.. Frank Austin,
Miss Katherine Austin and Misc Martha
Reisoner Of Ashland are spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with the Misses Rob
inson Of Fourth street.
Richard Adams, the infant son or Mr. and
Mrs A. a. Adams, died yesterday at their
residence, III Platre> street, from cholera
infantum, aged ten days The. funeral viii
take pace from the residence this afternoon
at O'clock. Rev, s. NJ. Perkins officiating.
Charles H. Hood, the well known laundry
m2u. died at his home on Hazel street Satur-
day evening after long Illness from drOpsy.
Mr.. Hood was So years old, and has been a
resident OF the city for many years. He
leaves a wife and two daughters Mrs. d. II.
Churchill and Mrs. A. L. Weber, both of
this city. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence.
The body will be buried in Walnut Hills.
The body of Peter NJ Hansen, who died
several days ago in Montana, will arrive in
the city this morning for interme1t. The
young man left here some time ago to make
his fortune in the far west. A week or two
ago MS tlSltlS were duNlStu vi MS SlChICtts,
but the information was not such es to
cause alarm The next word received an
nounced his death The body had to be
transported nearly 100 miles by wagon to
the nearest railway point.
Mrs. Sarah Weston wife Of James Wes-
ton, buried yesterday afternoon from the
residence on Twenty-ninth avenue and Thir-
teenth street. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. w. Wilson of the
First Congregational church. Mrs. Weston
was n years of age, and has been a resi-
dent OF the city for a long time. She leaves
a husband and three children James and
William Weston Of Logan and Miss Anna
Weston who lived at home with her parents
Mrs Bertha Polman and her little daugh-
ter spent most unhappy day in the city
Jail yesterday. Neither the woman nor w.
II. Cooley whose wife procured their arrest
late Saturday night on the charge of adul-
terry, have friends in the city and a bail
bond on the serious charge wae impossible
to be obtained. A number of the neighb0rs
of the unhappy woman have come forward
and testified to her good character and all
arnounce their belief in her innocence. The
case will be called for hearing in the police
court this morning.
Otis B. Rhodes died at o'clock Saturday
evening at his residence in Greenwood ad-
dition after a three weeks illness with heart
trouble aged 60 years. The deceased q
native of Vermont but came to Iowa at an
early date and located in Denlson where he
resided for many years About five or six
years ago he came to this city and engaged
in the fruit growing business He leaves q
wife and four daughters, Mrs. Emma Sim
mcus, Denison; Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Parker
Colo; Mrs. Lulu Stevenson, Omaha, and Mrs
Bessie Patterson, Council Bluffs. The re-
mains Will be taken to Denison for inter
ment.
The police were called uron to suppress a
family row that broke out between / and 2
o'clock yesterday morning in the home OF
the Taylor family, one branch of which is at
the present time occupying a little house on
Harmony street. Zach Taylor who lives in
the house, explained to the officers that his
brother John and wife had been spending
the evening there. A dispute arose and John
attempted to who his wife. Zack alleges
that he nterfered to save the woman and
the brother turned upon him and battle
followed that broke the slumbers of the peo-
pie living in the vicinity. No arrests were
made.