Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
MINOR MENTION.

N NJ. Little is attending the reunion ct
Oakland.
Satisfaction guaranteed at the reliable
Blun City steam laundry. Phone 3l4
The State Savings bank has moved a
4l5 Broadway, next to SarEent's shoe store.
]. r. Patterson Of Ravenna. Neb., was
In the city yesterday on business with the
implement men.
Leo Nuesbaum, the clerk at the Neumayer
hotel. has gone TO st. Joseph, where be will
visit with friends.
z. s. Hawley OF Lincoln one Of the pio-
neer etockmen OF the west, was in the city
on business yesterday.
w II Kief of Quick. one OF the most sub
etantal farmers OF Hardin township, left last
evening for Sloan Springs, Mo
Mrs ~ j. Russell OF Blanchard who has
been the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Zanon
OF North Sixth street. has returned home.
Mrs c. B. Keyes, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. W. Wait. has returned
from an extended visit In the eastern states.
Richard KluE who has been in the city
for some time. the guest OF his brother-in-
law. s. S Face hos returned TO his home in
Madison. wis.
Among the excursionists who daily visit
the city you will observe many wearing
fine laundry work. The Eagle" work goes
all over the state. 724 Bway
Tie Ladies' Aid society Of St Johns Eng
Itch Lutheran church will meet on ThurA-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the residence
of Mrs. s. V. Williams on Commercial
street.
S Lingo who is one Of the most exten-
Give stock dealers OF Norwich Ia. was in
the city yesterday on business with the
implement men and South Omaha stock
yards
A large number Of the friends Of Louie
Rapp arranged a very pleasant surprise
party in his honor Saturday evening at his
home The occasion was his twenty-first
birthday.
For sale at a bargain, modern residence;
central location; part trade cons dered. Also
other bargains. Special attention to rent
Ing. Also furnished rooms. ]. r. Davidson,
I25. 5th ave
Mrs. w. c, Chapman and daughter, Har-
riett. Of Fremont Neb., Mrs Charles Chap
man ana son. Vail of Norfolk Neb., and
Ms Fannie Flkin of Eagle Grove. Ia, were
the gusts Of Mrs. August Beresheim the
early part of this week.
City Meat and Mix Inspector Charles
Nicholson discovered a beef Tuesday that
had been butchered several hours after limb
had been broken, and the flesh was tainted
with Inflammation. He covered 1t with coal
oil and ordered it destroyed.
The remains of Samuel Hughes who re-
Gently died at Pittston. Pa and who wan
formerly a resident of this city. will ar
rive here Friday over the Northwestern a,
3 p. m. The body will immediate tely be
Rev. c. L. zorbaugh, wife and child, who
have been visiting their relatives and friends
here for week, left last evening for Cleve-
land. O., where Mr.. Zorbaugh has been pas
tor of a Presbyterian church for four years
lie is n graduate Of the Council Bluffs Higt
school.
Misses Nctte and Nina Williams, accom-
panied by Miss Cecilia Croker have gone to
Oakland 10 attend the meeting Of the Potta
TattaInie County Veterans association. Mis-
Nina Williams will remain after the meeting
fo- short visit with her friend Miss Mel
Barber.
The rules of the United States circuit cour
require that trial notices shall be filed no
later than fifteen days before the opening of
he term. The fall term here will begin on
the third Tuesday in September and trial
notices must, therefore be filed not latei
than September 6.
Ed Sperry, the express agent at Hamburg
H. brought in last evening by Deputy
Marshal Eller charged with dsposing OF
ment authority. He was arraigned before
Commissioner Wright His offense is said
TO be merely technical one
Carlson and Blumbard, two of the mer
charged with Illegal fishing in Cut-Of lake
were discharged by Justice Wien yesterday,
and the two boys, who were arrested, were
dismissed Some of the defendants threaten
to bring suit against Deputy Fish Commls-
sioL en- Carbee for kidnapping, because the!
claim to have been arrested on that part o
the lake which is in Nebraska.