Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
MINOR MENTION.

Pasturage. L. =. Judson g29 9Th avenue.
Miss Lucy Il. Eaton left for Chicago last
evening.
Mrs. E. l.. shugart who has been danger
ously i'll. is reported improving.
Fremont Benjamin, a leading Avoca at
torney was in the city yesterday.
Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pythiss. will
attend the Thurston Rifles tournament in
Omaha May IL.
County Attorney Saunders left for a brief
business trip in the east last evening. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Saunders.
Special soles Of stamped linens all this
week. Free lessons In embroidery, Misses
Clark Wetzel odd Fellows block.
marriage license was issued yesterday to
G. l.. Bacome of Mills county, aged 40, and
Della j. Palmer of Fremont county, aged 32
FOR RENT-House just completed; seven
rooms, all modern conveniencos, including
hot and cold water, bath, gas, electric bells,
etc. Inquire 6O4 So. 1st st., T. ]. Clark.
why, Algernon, you make me blush!'
she exclaimed, as his arm stole about her
pretty shirt waist, recently laundered by
the only Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway.
Rev. Thomas Kent of Mineral Point will
preach in the First Congregational church
this morning. The subject of Dr. Asltn's
lecture in the evening will be, Culture and
Religion"
Wanted-A man with general acquaintance
In Council Bluffs, to canvass for a well
known Omaha establishment State expert
ence and references. Address + %, Omaha
Bee. Omaha
crowded house greeted Burton & Sangers
last night These present were well pleased
with the production of The Ticket of-Leave
Man" The present engagement closes to-
night with Shadows of Shasta
Judge Smith yesterday made an order for
the sale of the stock of clothing and furnish
ing goods contained in the store of T. B.
Hughes The store has been opened and
running for several days under charge
of the eesigi ee. 1t was closed yesterday and
will remain closed until the sale of the stock
next Friday.
complaint was made yesterday by d
woman named James that one of her near
neighbors had stolen some of her household
property and had it concealed. Applications
were made for search warrant in several
justice shops and were denied when 1t was
ascert1ined that the stolen property CON
sisted of two secondhand washtubs.
Colonel w. F. Baker, with number of
other county supervisors, attended the gath
erng of county road makers near Avoca
yesterday and watched the working of the
new $1,000 road making machine recently
purchased by the county. The machine was
drawn by twelve horses, and four more teams
were working on the big roller and harrow
that formed part of the paraphernalia Half
a mile of road was made during the trial,
and the members of the board and others
who watched the work as it progressed and
inspected II after it was done were very
much pleased with the investment.
Mrs. Anna Pike of Mills county was
brought before Judge Smith yesterday upon
a writ of habeas corpus. Mrs. Pike has
been confined in the Mills county Jail on a
charge of adultery preferred by the wife of
the man who is also being prosecuted. Mrs.
Pike sued for her liberty on the grounds
that she could not be prosecuted for the
crime under the Iowa laws except by her
husband, and set up the claim that her hus-
band had cCEdoned the offense and the prose-
cution was being maintained solely by the
wife of the other man Judge Smith sus-
tanned the motion to dismiss upon these
custody.