Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-21
MINOR MENTION.

founkerman.
Mrs. Ida seybert and son have reiurnel
from visit TO Chicago.
W. b. Fisher and family are visiting with
Gilmore at Honey Greek.
Mrs. J. c. Mitchell and son are spsndinl
few weeks In Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Pa'rcuize the popular Eagle laundry, 70
Broadway. Tel. l57. Three wagons
Mrs. A. Wilson and daughter. Ella. q T2'
MINISTER street. have returned from a week !
vLn 20 LlucoLn. Neb.
Mrs. r. c. WHISKY OF Avoca is very IL
a. the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ec
Archer 1926 Second avenue.
K. x. Wilkins has returned from Kinks
vile, No, where he has been study us
oatsOpathy az the institute there.
The queens diamond jubilee picnic vii
be held at Manawa tomorrow. The prospect.
are excellent for large attendance.
The Council Bluffs Cricket cluo ~ill play
a return game with the Omaha club on the
grounds Of the latter club next Saturday
afternoon.
Tho funeral Of John A. scho;te took place
yesterday afternoon and was largely al
tended. Brief services were nsid IN ST
Peters Catholic church. The body Haf
buried In the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Flora A Coe. who has been visiting
her sisters Mesdames Ed Pratt, Ed Archer
ami William Wilde OF this city, has re-
turned 10 her home in Hancock, la.
Presiding Elder franklin has appointed
Re-. a. L. SlothCwer, who has just com
p!e,ed his theological studies 1T Garriit col
iesc. to Northboro charge, this state.
Mss Maud Richardson. who has beer
cierkng in St Louis for two years has re
turned and is visiting with her mother ana
SITTER in Omaha and friends In Council
Blun,.
tieury Coneen and daughter, Mis-:
Elinor. left for Des Moines Saturday even
Ing. Miss Elinor will spend her vacation
with relatives there and Mr.. Coheen viii at
tend the silver convention
The members OF the Treubund lodges Of
Council Bluffs and Omaha picnicked yester'
day in Books garden. There were severa
hundred members OF the order present, ac
coinpanied by banie of music.
L. w. Pierce general manager OF Iowa
and Nebraska for the Chicago Newspaper
Synlicate's publications, left for Chicago
last evening after completing his bushes:
here. Mrs. Pierce will follow in few
days.
Among the many picnic parties that went
into the country yesterday TO spend the day
In the woods was one composed Of number
OF knights OF Pythias, who drove out tc
Mayne'S lake. north Of the city. The party
was composed OF ]. J. Keith, c. a. Ti5bts
Oscar YOunkerman, Fred Sherman. c. W
Atwood, l. Kost. Ovid Wien. Chris Gilbert
and Harry Lewis
Several kilograms were received yesterda!
from Frank s Stellng by friends here con
cerniug the death of Mrs. Stelling. who dice
suddenly in New York City, Saturday morn
ing Mr.. Stelling is too greatly prostratet
TO arrange the details OF the funeral. Th'
body has been placed in a vault in Green
wood cemetery and the probabilities ar,
that it will be brought here for burial.
There was a comfortably large crowd o
people at Manawa yesterday and last even
ing the pavilion at the Grand Plaza wa:
h4.s dpl
fine attractions for the Plaza visitors, a.,
the program this week will be very much
better than 1t was last week. Next Sundas
evening the Cherry sisters will begin theil
engagement that will last indefinitely. Man
ager Collins has ordered the stage TO bC
entirely surrounded by wire netting.
1t was George E. Maxwell instead q
Mikes5ll who met with painful accident II
the Northwestern railway yards Saturday
morning when a jackscrew that was being
ured to jack up freight with hot bO,
slipped and caught his hand between tht
journal and the top OF the jack. The jour
nal was heated almost red hot, and presset
down upon his hand by the weight OF the
heavy car ii slowly cooked the manglet
flesh and bones of the hand. The com
nany's surgeon yesterday feared that Il
would be necessary to amputate the entire
hand
The sharTshooters' team in the Dodge
Llght Guards has returned from Cedar
NdFIdSt NAtIt IL ltpI tStAN=u. aul u4u II
most eXcellently. the Guards in the brigade
competition rife practice of the Iowa Ma
ti5nal Guard. The team was COM
posed Of Robert c. Baldwin. Fred
Van Arnam, Homer Whistler and
L. I. Edson. Their score wss well
up TO the frcnt. In the brigade skr-
mlsh competition Whistler took ;hird place
and Baldwin fourth. and in the second triai
Whistler took second place and Baldwin
third.
Arrangements have BEEN made by the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers association for the first ban
qust OF the season al the Grand hotel. The
da:e has been fixed fer June 80. The assO-
citation will entertain on that evening the
members OF the Iowa commission of the
rausmississippi Exposition. Invitations
were sent 10 ths commissioners several days
ago and they have ordered their secretary,
Hon. F. y. Chase OF Cedar Rapids. to no
tify the executive committee that the nyi
tation will be accepted. President Wsttles
and other members Of the exposition iiTec-
tory have also been invited and have sent
In their acceptaEces.