Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-15
MINOR MENTION.

MISS helen Sprlnk mas retuTneu from Ihl-
cago.
Miss Eva Peck has returned to Grnneli
college.
Mrs Thomas Robbins has gone to Des
Moines.
John Palmer has gone on business trip to
Kansas.
Mrs. George S. Davis Is visiting friends in
Colon, Neb
John s. Gretzcr has returned from a Ne
braska trip.
John Beno and John 7. oliver have gone
east on business.
H. E. Morehouse OF Manto, Ill, is visiting
his brothers in this city.
Fred johnson has returned from Chicago.
where he attended the races,
Mrs. Frank Bradley has gone to Des
Moines TO attend the state fair.
Miss Jessie Messenburg has gone to
Tacoma, Wash, to visit friends.
daughter has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Otto of 2202 Second avenue.
s. y. Wadsworth. J. A. Keller and G. l..
Gillette went to Rverton yesterday.
Satisfaction guaranteed at the reliable
Blum city steam laundry Phone 8l4'
Mrs. Dohaney has resumed her position in
the Boston Store, after several weeks vaca-
tion.
Il. N. Waller has returned from Wood
bne where he attended the Mormon re-
union.
Miss Mary Barclay leaves tomorrow for
Lincoln TO resume her studies in the State
university
Mrs. w r. Huntington and children of
Orange n j., are the guests of Alderman
Pace and family.
Henry Maxwell left yesterday for Carson
with the intention of being absent for at
least three months.
Charles Bradley and Charles Mcdonald
have gone to Iowa City, where they attend
the State university.
Carl Burhorn will have a hearing today
on the charge of the wrongful detention OF
a customers watch.
c. w. Munsell Of Cleveland O.. who has
been visiting relatives in the city, left yes
terday for Yellowstone park.
Frank II. Williams of Hastings, Neb.. who
formerly in the grocery business in this
city, Is here visiting friends
NJ and Mrs. W. b. Harrington have been
called to Clinton, Ia, by the serious illness
of a sister of MIR. Harrington.
marriage license was issued yesterday to
Thomas c. Heft aged %. and Maudie E
Baldwin, aged q, both of Mills county
George w. Pardy, accompanied by his
mother. has gone to San Antonio Tex, with
the expectation OF improving his health.
Mrs. II. S. Lynn. who has been visiting
with Captain and Mrs. o. NJ. Brown, left
yesterday for her home in Kansas City.
L. l.. Shugart and family have returned
from princeton, lll.s WHSIe tuty accompanies
the remains of the late Mrs. E. l.. Shugart.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson has returned tc
her home in St Louis. after very pleasant
visit with the Misses Bedison of this city.
Mr. A Culver has returned from an ex,
tensve trip through Mexico where he wen'
with the expectation of securing future
home.
Send your work to the popular Eagle laun-
dry, where you get clean, crisp. snow-whttc
work and best delivery service. Telephone
157. 724 Bway.
Mrs. John G. Cudworth of Cedar Rapids
has resumed her journey homeward, after 9
very pleasant visit with Mrs. j. ID. Crock
well of this city.
Unity guild will hold a special meeting
this evening at the home of Mrs. Madden
on East Pierce street. Business of Importance
will be transacted.
Ward p. Folsom has been employed a:
assistant librarian in the absence of Mis-;
Sherman. who has been called to Burlington
by the Illness of a niece.
Mrs Sprangler has returned to her hom,
in Walnut, after a pleasant visit in this city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. vii
liams OF Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Smith gave their little
daughter Hazel a party Saturday afternoon
at their residence on Eighteenth avenue
The occasion was given in honor of her 6tl
birthday.
II. p Kolb of Omaha was in the city yes
formerly a resident of Council Bluffs ant
clerked in the shoe store of z. T. Lindse!
when 1t was located here. He is now travei
ing salesman for the z. T. Lindsey whole
sale house of Omaha.
John Fosdick, an 1S-year-old youth, wa
hned 81 Sand costs by Judge McGee yesterda.
morning for insulting women in Bayiss park
Fosdick is the youth who disguised himself
by wearing a false moustache and attempte,
to force young woman passing through
the park to accept one of his gratuitou'
kisses.
Articles of incorporation were filed in TIL
Office of the county recorder yesterday by tn
G. NJ. Jarvis Manufacturing company. Tn
incorporators are G. NJ Jarvis, George II
Slower, H. H. Lohman. The capital stock i
$4,000 and Jarvis controls it, The object o
the company is to make wines and frui
ynegaIs.
C. b. Viavi Co., female rem cay; consultation
free. Office hours. 9 to IL and 10 s. Healt
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