Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12

MINOR MENTION.


Scientific optician, wollman, 400 B'way.
Cereal coffee the great health drink, can
be had at Bartel and Miller's.
The funeral Of william Arnd occurred yes
terday and was largely attended.
The South First Street Social club met
yesterday at the residence Of Mrs. A. II.
Harris.
The Sixth ward populists have held a eau
Gus and named George w. Bordman as their
candidate for alderman.
Unity Guild will hold special meeting
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Jack
son. Members are requested to be present.
In the district court yesterday default
was taken in the case Of Sanborn against
Keeline, ct al, and degree OF foreclosure
granted.
new charge was made against the &
year-old DUNCAN boy yesterday, and he was
sent TO Jail for thirty days by Judge Nc
Gee. The charge was stealing pigeons.
1t is to be regretted that the heroes OF
the Cuban war are deprived of the luxury
of wearing the beautiful laundry work for
which the Eagle" is so famous IA Broad
way.
Mrs. Charles Millsen of Grand Island, a
sister OF william Arnd, Is in the city, ac-
companied by her sons and daughter to
attend the funeral OF her nephew, William
Arnd, jr
Lost-Ladles' gold watch, American Ma
tional movement, double chain. two minia-
ture photos in back of case; finder please re-
turn TO f. C. Clausen's store, 116 Broad
way, and get reward.
A telegram received yesterday from H.
W. Tilton, who was called to Janesvile,
Wis, by the dangerous illness of his mother,
announced her death. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton
will not return for several days.
c. " Nleman G. Co., 523 Broadway dealers
In stocks grains and provisions. Corre-
spondents Of James E. Boyd & Co., Omaha.
They will furnish market quotations by tele-
phone at any time. Phone 1923.
Lily Camp Aid society will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Anna M. Boyer, Avenue
b, between Twenty-nfth and Twenty-sixth
streets. All members and Royal Neighbors of
America requested to be present.
Council Camp No. Ia, Woodmen OF the
World, will not meet in regular session this
evening the hall being occupied by Calanthe
assembly, but will adjourn to Monday even
ing, February Is, when a full attendance
is desired.
There will be special meeting Of Har-
mony Chapter, No. 25, Order of
the Eastern STAR Saturday even
ing February 13. full attendance
Is desired as the worthy grand matron VIII
be present.
An information has been filed at the city
building charging Celly Hough with lar
ceny from the person, which in common
parlance means pocketpicking. The charge
is made by NJ. e. Kelley, who accuses Hough
of stealing his handkerchief.
"The Lest Paradise" drew full house last
night, the ore-Lvingstone company scor-
ing decided hit. Tonight the bill is IA Des-
perate Game. The Fowler wheel will be
drawn Saturday night. Twelve dolls will
be distributed at the matinee Saturday
afternoon.
Henry Hoffmeyer accused Of stealing a
lot OF carpenter tools from carpenter
named Sweetman, was convicted yesterday
and sentenced by Justice Wien to thirty days
in the county Jail. His family, living on a
little farm in the country are said to be
in a very destitute condition.
The Ladies society of the First Presby-
terian church and the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor will unite
In giving free social in the church parors
this evening. Every member of the church
and congregation are requested to be there
to meet the new pastor and Mrs. Barnes.
The criminal docket of the February term
of the district court will not be reached
before thet latter part of the month, and
1t is possible not sooner than the middle
Of March. The law and equity docket is
very heavy and there has been tendency
to drag in spite of all that the court and
Its officers can do to expedite matters.
f1e funeral of the late T. d. Sargent will
take place at o'clock this afternoon. The
body will be taken from the residence 1922
view cemetery Mr. Sargent was 67 years
old. He was prominent in Masonic circles,
and had led long and active business life.
At the time of his death he had charge of
the Union Pacific yards in Omaha and Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
The Retail Druggists association held a
meeting in the Grand hotel Wednesday night
for the purpose of transacting the usual busi-
ness of their regular monthly meeting and
the election of officers for the year. John
.n1,Nc ~ Nall
vice president; +. e. Sellers, secretary: and
Dell G. Morgan, treasurer. The reports OF
the outgoing officers showed that the asso-
citation was in excellent shape.
Deputy Sheriff ]. M. Long of Avoca
passed through this city yesterday morning
patient in the asylum. The patient was a
sister of young Jollff. whom Mr. Long took
to the asylum about ten days ago The pa
tient was afflicted with a religious mania
and imagined that she had a divine mis-
sion. Her husband was inclined to believe
In her mission and the authorities expert
enced considerable trouble in getting his
consent to charge her with insanity.
General Secretary Wolfe OF the Young
Mems Christian association at Canton, ILL.,,
has concluded to accept the offer made by
the board of directors of the local Young
Mems Christian association and devote the
next few years OF his life to building up the
association In Council Bluffs. President
Keys has issued call for meeting of the
board at the association rooms at s o'clock
Saturday evening, and invites the members
of former boards and all friends of the
association to be present, Mr.. Wolfe has
made pretty thorough canvass of the city
and the situation and is convinced that he
can pick up the work and push 1t along
successfully.
During the Illness of Mr.. Hulette Viavi
rarlors win be in charge of DR.. MILAN and