Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-05
MINOR MENTION.


pasturage. l.. =. Judson. S29 9Th avenue
John scanlan will leave Thursday for
British Columbia to look after mining inter-
Gets which he and Il. y. Ellis have there.
The butchere Of the city have agreed to
close their markets every evening except
Saturday at Z p IN. and on Sundays at 10
a. Ia.
c. r. Hannah returned yesterday from
Mobile. Ala, where he has been spending
several DAYS looking after real estate inter-
ests
The Ladies Aid Society Of ST. Johns
English Lutheran church viii meet on Thurs
day afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. NJ. +.
Smith, 1920 Fairmount avenue.
why, Algernon, you make me biush!'
she exclaimed as his arm stole about nor
pretty shirt waist, recently laundered pg
the only" Eagle laundry 724 Broadway.
wanted--A man with general acquaintance
In Council Bluffs to canvass for We'll
known Omaha establishment. state expert
ence and references. Address F 81, Omaha
Bee. Omaha
Grahl e Wheaton. cornice makers, located
OH Broadway near the Northwestern railway
depot, have made an asslsnment tor the
beneft of creditors. The liabilities are less
than 81 600, and the assets nearly S3,OOO.
Mrs. Joseph Swan OF Grand Junction, Colo.
Is visiting relatives In this city, after long
absence She is accompanied by her dauRh-
her husband, who Is Colorado's state iish
and game commissioner.
why do we sell 50 many goods? We can
answer Long experience In buying ana sell
ing carpets enables us to know what the
trade wants and you can always depend on
fair dealing, good goods and lowest possible
prices Council Bluffs Carpet Co
rumber Of members OF Hazel camp
Modern Woolmen of America VIII attend the
annual anniversary of Maple camp OF North
Omaha on Thursday evening. Tho members
will meet at the hall in the Merriam block
at o'clock before going to Omaha.
After score or more of attempts. Deputy
Sheriff Weightman yesterday succeeded III
selling the schneider stock OF drugs, which
had been seized under an execution from the
district court for unpaid rent. The pur-
chaser was l.. NJ Burton of Osceoa
officer Alberu will so to Lincoln this
morning for the purpose of bringing back
Dick Dubois, who was arrested there at the
request of Council Bluffs officers on the
charge of breaking into barn and stealing
q saddle. Dubois refused to return and 1t
was necessary to secure requisition papers
Atlantic contributed another bootlegger
to the colony in the county jail awaiting
trial in Judge Wools1ns court next Septem-
her The man brought in by Deputy Eller
yesterday was Victor Reed. He failed to Sc
cure the necessary bond and was sent to
the county Jail to await the action OF the
federal grand jury
Mrs. j. A. Campbell had narrow escape
from being killed in a runaway on tuesday
afternoon Her phaeton was overturned and
she was thrown upon the pavement with
great violence and pinoned beneath the
vehcle. Gle overturning OF the carnage
broke the shafts or she would have been
dragged to death by the frightened horse.
The aldermen have determined to wait un-
I'll Monday evening to hear the complaints
of Fireman Henry McArdle, who has been
removed from his position in the department
hy Chief Templeton 1t is understood that
his removal was made necessary because
McArdle neglected his duties and got drunk.
He was removed once before for the same
reason.
Or. j. T.. Montgomery will open the first
OF series Of practical talks" at the Young
Mems Christian association rooms Thursday
evening May 6, at 1880 sharp; subject, How
to Restore a Person in Case of Drowning. ="
The talk will be illustrated with the bring
ing in Of young man who will be operated
upon as though genuine subject. All men
above the age os l6 are invited.
Mrs Peter Mortensen has received in
formation from Grenaa, Denmark, announcing
the death of her brother, Christian Skjods-
holm Mr.. Skjodsholm resided in this city
for some time and while here was taken i'll
ana few years ago returned to his old
home in Denmark in the hope of regaining
his health He was well acquainted in this
city and his many friends will be panied to
learn of his death.
The testimonial concert to ]. II. Simms
which is announced for Monday, May II, will
be one OF the most interesting events of the
year from a musical standpoint. Among the
numbers to be given is one by the Dudley
Buck quartet, consisting of I. NJ. Treynor,
w. S. Rigdon J. II. Simms, and W. l..
Thickstun. The quartet with Mrs j. G.
Wadsworth and Mrs. r. B. Mullis, will also
render the brilliant sextet from the opera
'I.ucia"