Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-27
MINOR MENTION.

DR. shriyer. dentist, Merriam blk. room 246
Smoke Oliie's Choice, 1923 South Man
street.
For sale.-Oak finished family surrey good
as new; cheap. W. A. Maurer.
Satisfaction guaranteed ct the reliable
Blum city steam laundry Phone 3l4.
Justice Burke on saturday afternoon united
In marriage Edward y. Hyde and Irene
Burke, both Of Omaha.
Carl Blrhorn vas arrested last night upon
a warrant from Burke's court charging him
with the larceny OF a watch.
Miss Gertie Slyter Of Washington avenue
went to Alliance Neb.. on Saturday to spend
several months with relatives.
marriage license has been issued to
Elmer Doolttle. aged II, and Birdie Nc
Bride, aged Is, both Of Carson, la.
j. II. Gregg, prominent farmer and treas
urer OF the school district of Hazel Dell
township, was In the city yesterday.
Wooster Fay, aged as years, died yesterday
at his home in Lewis township. The funeral
will occur tomorrow and the interment Will
be made in the Lewis cemetery.
s. d. Grady, printer who has been work.
ing In Sioux City, was placed under arrest
yesterday charged with stealing lot Of
silyerware belonging to his sister
s. f. Henry returned on Saturday morning
from an extended trip of six weeks In the
east, during which he attended the national
laundrymen's convention at Boston
Idle claims count for naught When we
say we do firet-class, up-to-date work and
really do 1t. nothing remains to be said.
That's why many patronize the Eagle
Laundry. 72i Bway
Chambers Academy OF Dancing opens for
beginners Tuesday, October 9TH Compli-
mcntary reception and dance for adults Fri
day October Sth at p. IN. For misses and
mltrons Sat October 9Th, p. M.
Mary Peterson died yesterday at her home,
Loot ssNE tf,a T.f Cltn
has been a resident of this city for many
years The funeral will take place today.
The body will be buried in Fairview.
Mrs. Ar Ryan and daughter, Mrs. j. e.
Cochenaur, wife of the cashier of the Bur
lington at Red Oak returned to their homes
last evening after several days visit with
Mrs. Edwin j. Abbott of Damon street.
Captain u, S. Mack, formerly of Council
Bluffs and who has been connected with the
adJutant's office in the Soldiers home at
Marshaltown, is now in charge Of the office,
the adjutant having been promoted to the
position Of quartermaster.
A search warrant was issued yesterday and
an officer was sent TO the residence Of an
old man named Blizzard in the south part OF
the city. He was charged with having stolen
lot Of harness from teams standing on the
street Saturday night. Eight Qars of lines
wee found which had been taken from ae
many teams and horses during the evening
Blizzard was arrested and taken to the county
Jail.
Peter Rogers, an old man whose home Ia
somewhere in Omaha, spent the Sabbath in
the city jail. Rodgers worked the town
thoroughly on Saturday, asking aims in a
piteous manner from all whom he met To-
ward the last he became abusive when re-
fused ana complaint was made at the police
station When searched he had S15.32 in
cash the result of his few hours appeal to
the charitable people whom he met on the
streets and appealed to in the stores When
first accosted by the officer who arrested him
he was willing to return to Omaha provided
he was given the necessary fare, but this
was refused account Of the fact that the
officer had seen him secure 20 cents mo-
ment before.