Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-06
MINOR MENTION.

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Julius Deetkn "a home from Iowa CITY
Berry boxes, baskets. bee supplies
Younkerman
Rev. r. +. Thlcketun breaches this evening
at 2301 Broadway.
Miss Parsons and Miss Grass, teachers'
have returned from Chicago.
Miss Mae Brewster, who has been visiting
here has returned to Atlantic.
DIR. Bennett windsor and bride, nee MISS
Garter left for Chicago yesterday
Mrs. Verdan Of Blair Neb.. Is guest oil
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Crum.
prof Mcdonald principal Of the Minden
schools was in the city yesterday.
Misc Mary Aten departed for Missouri VAL
Icy yesterday TO visit Mrs. Thornberg.
The Bradley Blue Front grocery has still
the best country butter at 1Oc pound
H. II. Walrod and wife OF Stella, Neb., are
guests OF the family OF DR.. a. o. Nudge
You will find w. s. Cooper. the fire insur-
ance man, at his new office. No. 6 Pearl ST.
4. Mcmillan has returned from Osklloosa,
where he attended the Masonic grand lodge
Miss Mike NJ. Setback, who recently had
an eye removed at st. Bernarus hospltah 10
getting along finely.
Tea cents pound for the very best coun-
try butter is one of the bargains at the Brad
ley Blue Front grocery.
The Woman's Relief corps has arranged to
servo meals during the coming week FOR the
benefit OF the relief fund.
Members Of the knights OF Pythias are re-
ouested to meet at the hall In the Merriam
block this morning at o'clock.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will hold their
regular review In their hall Tuesday after
noon at the usual time. large attendance
is desired.
Judge Smith yesterday acknowledged q
confession of judgment by A. NJ Lungard
for S221 Sc in favor OF Enneburg Bros. OF
Cincinnati.
The Danebo society picnics today at
Books garden. The picnic is given in cele-
bration of the nineteenth anniversary of the
organization.
The Board OF County Supervisors will
tomorrow. The semi-annual settlement Will
be made with the county treasury, and the
members will also sit as a board OF equaliza-
tion.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Charles b.
take place tomorrow afternoon from the
African Methodist Episcopal church in
Omaha, at her own request
There never was a time when we have
done so much family work, and we never
have done the work so well as this spring.
We have made an art Of the laundry busi-
ness at the Eagle" 724 Broadway.
The Original Tennesseans will appear at
the First Baptist church this evening All
lovers of jubilee singing will be glad of this
opportunity to hear a company second to
none at the very low price of twenty-five
cents.
Council Bluffs tent No. 80, knights of the
Maccabees band. will render several selec-
tions of music at review Wednesday evening.
Candidates to initiate and business of i'm
portance will come up for consideration. All
members are requested to be present.
Judge Smith yesterday made perpetual the
temporary injunction secured by George A.
Holmes and Emma Scars enjoining the city
from levying taxes for general city purposes
en- certain lands owned by them. lying
within the city limits and used solely for
agricultural purposes.
The police officers retained the jug of
whisky found in the possession of the three
Indians who spent Friday night in the city
Jail. An examination of the fluid showed it
to be concocton of pure alcohol and col
ored water and possibly little aqua fortis.
The material OF which the stuff was COM
posed leads to the belief that it was the
product of some enterprising bootegger in
Omaha or Council Bluffs.
The local branch of the Patriots of Amer
lea has decided to hold q picnic on July 3,
but the exact place has not yet been de-
cided upon. There will be large delega-
tlons present from Avoca, Nicola, Minden
Missouri Valley, Omaha and South Omaha
where tho order is rapidly growing. In ad-
dit1on lodges in other parts of the county
and adjoining counties will participate
cured for the occasion.
AT a meeting of the Veteran Firemens
association IL was decided to attend the
tournament of the Maple Valley Volunteer
Firemen's association to be held at Onawa
on next Wednesday. Messrs. Thomas Bow
man. L.. A. Bergman and Charles Nicholson
were named as a committee on arrange
ments Another meeting will be held tomor-
row evening to complete arrangements for
the trip. The committee has thus far Sc
cured the names OF forty persons who will
attend, and 1t is desirous of increasing
the number to seventy-five. The Union band
VIII accompany the excursionists.
X. N. Ellis returned yesterday from British
columbia after having had q week or more
OF exciting experience in the placer gold
helds Ellis is very enthusiastic over the
outlook for successful r.ining on his four
teen-acre claim and has determined to in
vest sufficient money to give the placer bars
q fair chance to show what Is in them On
ms way down he stopped at st. Paul and
purchased lot of mining machinery for the
new company which he helped to organize
Mr.. Ellis says miners and pilgrims from the
states run across some very strange things
When they invade British mining territory
and gun doesn't do them any good The
stfahgest OF all Is the new mining laws that
nave Just gone into effect. For instance II
q man has discovered a placer mine where
ne can shovel out the gold with a sugar
SCOOP he is not allowed to do so Under
tho new law the government requires the
operation OF steam machinery and hand min
ing cannot only be prevented, but the pick
and shovel pilgrim is liable to arrest and all
OF his gold confscated and his claim for
feited If he does exclusive hand work. Mr..
Ellis brought home some very rich specimens
from the bars of the river where his claim
lies. e"'i'
C. B. Vtavi company, female remedy Med
zeal consultation free Wednesday. Health
book furnished nof-2oT-2oQ
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $40
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