Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-30
sIINOR MENTION.

Pasturage. l. p. Judson, 923 9Th avenue.
Berry boxes, baskets, bee supplies
Younkernan.
The North First street bridge has been
closed for repairs.
Justice Wien has continued the case against
Ernest Mlnnick until Jane Z.
Mrs. Weldon OF Gallatin, Mo. is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Il. Maybe.
Miss Celia MulqUecn left last evening for
a visit with relatives and friends In Ohio.
You will fnd W. 6. Cooper, the fire insur-
ance man, at his new Office. NO. 6 Pearl st.
Commencing today the public library will
be closed on Sunday afternoons until Sep
TENDER !.
Martha Il. Burbridge applied for letters Of
administration yesterday in the estate Of
w. II. Durbridgc.
George w. Hewitt yesterday dismissed his
case against j. j. Maurath. The case has
been settled and the costs paid.
C.. X. Hannah returned yesterday from
Ottumwa, where he was elected president
OF. the State Bankers association.
The Council Bluffs Ministerial association
will meet tomorrow morning in the Young
Mems Christian association parlors.
NJ Miss Ola Cook has opened a studio for
china painting at 713 South Sixth street.
Glass lessons Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The suit of the Fairvicw Cemetery asso-
citation against j. N. Casady has been con
tinued until next term of the district court.
Fhe number of dog tags Issued is approach.
ing the 500 mark. with q certainty that tn?
record of last year will be broken before
June 1.
Judge Smith yesterday granted letters OF
administrator to w. l.. Moss, on the apoli-
cation of Sarah Jane Moss, widow OF John
NJ. Moss.
A large addition is to be built to the
Ncunayer hotel to take the place OF the
wooden structure that was burned a short
time ago.
All High school cadets report at 1 p. m.
today at High school for parade duty with
Union Veteran Legion. By order OF Charles
]. SGyles, Captain Commander.
Rev. j. l. Brown of Baskerville, Ia, will
speak at the Christian tabernacle at 1880
today. Subject, "What Think Ye Of Christi
At s p. m, subject, THE Book of Life"
Members of the Ladies' auxiliary to the
Union Veteran Legion will meet at Woodmen
Of the World hall at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Conveyance to Walnut Hill will be
provided.
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.
Mrs. j. p. Williams has received word of
the death of her brother, George NJ. Dewey,
sr., OF Owosso, Mich, on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Dewey was well known among local Odd
Fellows as the publisher Of the Owosso Odd
Fellow.
The High school athletic team returned
yesterday from the state meet at Marengo.
The young men had a fine time, but were
sorely disappointed by the results that only
gave them third place in the competition
for the state championship cup.
June / is here, and you promised yourself
that you would begin taking ice. Don't
forget. Call the Council Bluffs Coal and
Ice company, telephone 72. They will be
prompt and bring you pure reservoir ice.
See the drivers on the wagons. They are
all right.
Word has been received from Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Rishton that they have reached Tijuna,
Mexico, after driving overland from San
Diego, through a most beautiful country Of
orange and lemon groves. Both are greatly
improved in health and are delighted with
the climate.
Sheriff Morgan and his deputies felt we'll
satisfied with a report that came from FIRE.
mont, Neb., yesterday to the effect that Err
nest Warrington, the man who traded a stolen
horse to ID. j. Hutchinson, had been SEN
fenced to five years in the penitentiary for
horse stealing.
The musical event Of this week will be
the benefit concert that the leading musical
artists of this city will give in behalf of st.
Johns English Lutheran church on Thurs
day night In their new church edifice on the
southeast corner of Willow avenue and South
Seventh street. The program will be ex-
ceptionally fine.
Warm weather for June, and you want ice.
The Council Bluffs Coal and Ice company,
telephone ~, are the Reservoir Ice people,"
Call them. Stop at their Office. Broadway
and Ninth streets, or see the drivers on the
wagons. They are all gentlemen, and will
treat all our patrons in the proper way. We
want your business.
Claims were filed yesterday against the
Manhattan Beach Improvement company,
amounting to over $500. The Council Bluffs
Gas and Electric Light company refused to
turn on the lights on the beach until it's
bills of last years making were paid. The
bill amounts to $345. The Carbon Coal
company filed a claim for 1856 to increase
the debt that Receiver Judson will endeavor
to discharge this summer.
TIE Pottawattamie Grape Growers held q
meeting In Farmers hall in the county
court house yesterday afternoon. Matters
connected with fruit growing and shipping
industry were discussed. Reports were re-
ceived from all of the members of the as
ISOLATION concerning the effect of the cool
weather and the numerous light frosts that
nave occurred recently. Close examination
falled to reveal any damage to any of the
vineyards. The vineyard owners report that
the fruit was protected by a remarkably
heayy growth Of foliage.
c. b. Viavi company, female remedy. Med
ical consultation free Wednesday. Health
book furnished. 326-327-32S Merriam block.
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