Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-24
MINOR MENTION.

tel, the Tyrolean.
Mics Kittie Pursell OF Eighth street is
visiting Omaha friends.
Miss Nellie Cocker is visiting in the vicin-
fly OF North Bend, Neb.
Mrs. Charles Baughn Of Menominee. Wis,
will arrive In the city today.
Mrs. J. /. JeffTies OF st. Joe Is Visiting
her mother. Mrs. Engelsperger.
Frank Reed, son OF County Clerk Reed,
left last evening for Spirit Lake.
Mics Tabor has returned from Woodbine,
where she has been visiting relatives.
Mr.. f. w. olney OF Chicago is visiting the
family OF Dave Gray on Fourth avenue.
Misses Treva Brown and Agnes Escancy
are home from a visit to Sprague, Neb.
Deputy Clerk Gil Baird left yesterday for
Spirit Lake, where he will spend his yaca-
tion.
w. C.. McCrary and wife OF Kansas City
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. McCrary OF Ban
croft street.
All whitman Of st. Joseph is visiting his
brother, Charles L. Whitman, at his home
OF Avenue A.
G.. II. Backmeyer returned yesterday from a
brief visit at Boone and central and eastern
Iowa points.
The Patriotic Mliitants will meet this even,
ing. Degree work is scheduled and a full
attendance is desired.
Mrs. CAPTAIN Cousins has returned from
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wallader and daughter.
Mrs. II. A.. Ballenger has reported the loss
OF twenty-five chickens. taken from her hen
house on Third avenue.
A tramp charged with insulting women on
the streets was brought in from Nicola last
night and lodged in the county 1al.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. II. Cox OF South Dakota
are visiting the family of p. Gunnoude. Mr..
Cox is one Of tho clerks at the Rosebud In
dian agency.
IL. Fuller and Leonard Eby have been fully
identified as the confidence men VINO nave
turned a couple of tricks here within the
las. few days.
The 9 O'Clock excursion train this after
noon will land you at the Grand Plaza In
time for the afternoon program. one rare
for the round trip.
Frank Elagn has voluntarily surrendered
his star to the chief of police. The mer-
chants police will hereafter be looked after
by the Smith brothers.
"Where are you going, sweet little maid?'
az am going for my papa's laundry, down at
the Eagle. where they 90 such nice work"
The number is TIA Bway.
The ladies' of Broadway church will hold
their market today in the building adjoining
the Nonpareil building. Ice cream will be
served throughout the day and evening.
All members of company L., Third regi-
ment, Iowa National Guards, are hereby Or
dered to report at the armory at 2:3O Sun
day afternoon. VIII o. Pryor, captain COM
manding.
All members of Bluffs Commandery, No. 81,
knights of Pythias, are requested to be pres
ent at the meeting tonight to make final
arrangements for the trolley party Wednes-
day night.
Complaint Is made by the management of
St. Demands hospital that a large black dog
had taken up his abode in the premises and
had manifested a disposition to run the in
stitution to suit. himself.
George Levert and the seven women cap
tured when his place was raided a few nights
ago were given a hearing in police court yes
terday morning. The hearing was not COM
pleted and Till be finished today.
Mrs. Huston, a woman over 73 years old,
yesterday afternoon slipped on the porch OF
her residence ON Seventh avenue and TWEEN
ty-fourth street and suffered a compound
fracture and dislocation of an elbow.
An effort was made on Thursday afternoon
and evening to hold a meeting of the South
western Iowa Grain Deal RS association. Only
a few of the members were present and a
brief evening session was held. The meet
ing was secret and no reports were given
out.
A mammoth program Is now complete
for a four weeks high time at the Grand
Plaza. The principal attraction will be the
Otto Feichtel singing troupe of Tyrolean
Warblers, now making their second tour
OF this country. They will arrive in Council
Bluffs Sunday morning in their special car,
Alpine, over the Milwaukee.
Macedonia is to have a young mems Sun
day on July 25. There will be services begin
ming with an open air service this evening,
led by Rev. Henry belong, who will also
speak at the Sunday schools. Secretary NJ.
A. Wolfe of this city will fill the Methodist
Episcopal pulpit at the morning service and
will speak at the mems meeting at 4 o'clock.
also at the union meeting In the evening.
II. F. Bryan and family were entertaining
a Darty of friends at a Dicnir in FairmOuut
park on Thursday evening. After lunch had
been cleared away the basket containing the
dishes and a lot OF silverware was left sit
ting on a bench by the side OF the party. A
man came along and snatched the basket al
most from the hands of one OF the members
OF the party and ran away with it.
An attraction that has never failed to
draw and to please the crowds at Manawa
will appear at the Grand Plaza on Sunday
afternoon. The famous Tyrolean warblerc
will be here for ID short engagement. The
Sunday afternoon and evening program will
be one OF the best that has been presented
this season. A concert in the afternoon
will be one Of the pleasant features.
The police found two boys lying on the
benches in Bayliss park. When questioned
they said they were Jovin and Maynard
Hayes. brothers aged s and 10 years. They
told the officers that their home was in
Logan, Ia, and that their father had brought
them TO town during the day, took them to
the park and deserted them. They were
taken to the station and given hearty sup
pers. A telephone message to the Christian
Home disclosed the fact that the boys had
run away from that institution during the
afternoon.
Thursday was the sixth anniversary OF the
marriage OF Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Brewer.
Mrs. j. b. Oliver, a sister OF Mrs. Brewer.
and her three daughters from Omaha spent
the day with them, and In the evening the
party took a drive through the city. On
their return they found the house In posses
sion Of a large number OF friends from Trinity
church. who had brought with them an ample
supply OF good things for the inner man.
They also presented Rev. and Mrs, Brewer
with a beautiful parlor lamp. A jolly good
time was enjoyed by those present.
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