Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-20
MINOR MENTION.

relatives TINS week.
Misa Matte Knight OF Topeka is a guest CT
Mrs. George n. Bowen
J. II. Baughmann OF Summittville, lad, |
is guest OF the Grand.
John Harrison OF West Side Is a guest OF
the family OF \. Schuyler.
Misses Ethel and Helen Shepherd are visit
Ing Miss Harvey OF Logan.
Miss Deade Of South Omaha is a guest Of
Niles Maybury of Avenue B.
Herman Rosch left yesterday for Ceda-
Rapids 20 spend his vacation.
Mrs +. a. Bixby and children have re-
turned from visit to Nebraska
Mrs Ira O1ell leaves Thursday for
months visit In Cass county, Iowa.
Mrs. p. II. Niles of Sioux City Is a guest
Of Mrs Long of Washington avenue.
Miss Sara Durgan has returned after
six weeks visit in Chicago and other eastern
points.
a party of friends at Manowa on Saturday
evening.
Finley Burke Is still in the city, and only
Mrs Burke and children are enjoying an out
ing at Spirit Lake
Mrs. John y. Curtin and children of Chi
cago are visiting her mother, Mrs Durgan,
on South Sixth street.
Mrs. Charles VI. Fagg and daughter Of
Keysberg ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. c. II. War
rem. ZIG South First street.
marriage license was issued yesterday
to John w. Reagis, aged 81, and Lueptka ~.
Davis. aged rs, both of Omaha.
Albert T.. Schott was yesterday appointed
by Judge Smith administrator of the estate
of William S. schott, deceased.
Rev s. NJ. Perkins will preach Wednesday
evening at the Christian tabernacle. Sub
ject: "Chestnus for Inidels to Crack"
Mrs E. b. Edgerton, who has been i'll
and receiving treatment at one of the city
host,ituIc bae recovered sufficiently to be
returned to her home
Claude Kellam and bride of Red Wood
Falls. Mimi. were in the city today en- route
west on a bridal tour. While here they
visited with ]. c. Mendenhall
Andree and his balloon is doubtless taking
1t very cody, but times are warm around the
Eagle Laundry these hot days, handling the
great rush Of work, at 724 Bway.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Hess are receiving
the congratulations of their friends upon
the birth Of a daughter, and j. p. Hess Is
becoming accustomed to be called grandpa.
Rev. S. NJ. Perkins of Oakland will move
his family here the first of next week and
will be ready to take up his work in con-
nection with the First Christian church on
August 1.
A call has been issued for the meeting
OF the committees on entertainment OF the
Odd Fellows lodges tonight at 8 O'Clock for
the purpose of planning a big picnic for the
near future.
In the district court yesterday the First
National bank of Albuquerque, N. NJ, brought
suit against Ed. Walker, Guila Walker and
Brownie Iandergre. nee Walker, for the fore
closure of a small real estate mortgage.
The Loyal Temperance Army will meet
at the Christian tabernacle, corner Scott ana
Mynster streets, Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. All members requested TO be pres
ent An invitations is given 10 all DoSs anu
girls to attend.
Lawn social and entertainment for benefit
OF Gace church at l.. Hammers East
Bway Tuesday evening, July 20; Magic IAN
tern songs ice cream and real live gypsy
camp on the grounds. Admission 25c child
rem 15c. All welcome
There will be mothers meeting at
the Christian tabernacle today at p. m.
under the auspices of the Women Christian
Temperance union. Mrs. Ellen X. Denny
national Womens Christian Temperance
union organizer will deliver an address All
women are cordially invited
James McCauley, who occupied the position
of janitor in the Office of John w. Paul leI
several months, secured a judgment in Jus
tice Viens court yesterday for $94, the
amount claimed to be due him for services
The judgment was against MI. Paul ana th'
Union Land and Improvement company
There no Defense and the case went oA
default.
The office of Secretary Judson OF the Mer
chants and Manufacturers committee ant
Jean Ingoldsby. real estate and insurance
was entered by burglars on Sunday afternoon
An attempt to force open the vault oni.
succeeded in damaging the locking apparatus
to such an extent that considerable difficult.
was experienced yesterday morning in gettinl
IL open. Judson's desk was broken opel
and about 50 worth of postage stamps ap
propriated.
Two divorce suits were filed in the clerk
Office of the district court yesterday. Botf
were by women who had grown tired of the
incumbrance the law had attached to then
in the shape of undesirable husbands Ellel
Venard alleged that she was married L
William N. Venard in Red Oak on May +
1876, and that she had been good and suti
full wife to him for nearly twenty years
On March 16, 1894, he deserted her Minni
L. Chaplin whose maiden name was Phelps
was married to Floyd j. Chaplin in Chenang
county New York. on June IL, 1893. Drunk
enness abuse and desertion are the ground
alleged for the application for dissolution o
the marriage bonds.
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