Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-16
MINOR MENTION.


street.
Senator n. Fritz Of Pender, Neb., is in
the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Davis and Mrs Fred
Davis are In Chicago.
e. II. Gregory of Hot Springs, Ark, Is IN
the city visiting relatives.
Dick Gunnoudo has gone to VISIT Tela''Nes
OF the Rosebud Agency, 5. d.
NJ s. Walker Of Des Moines, formerly OIL
this city, is visiting friends here
Satisfaction guaranteed at the reliable
Blum City steam laundry. Phone 3l4
Mrs. Fred Grau. recently the guest OF
Mrs Il. c. Baldy has returned to her home
in North Platte, Neb.
Roy Lane, who has been visiting friends
here for some time departed last evening
for Central City, Neb.
Stranger in town. a lot OF soiled linen
Where is the best laundry? ASK any poilce
man. He will tell you the Eagle, '2f
Bway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kastner returned
last evening frcm their bridal tour to the
west and Will go to housekeeping on Third
avenue.
Thomas Rishton furnishes only the best
grades of coal guarantees correct weight and
prices as low as anywhere in the city ZiVo
West Broadway.
Mrs. Halock. who has been visiting her
niece. Mrs. A. c. Harding of Twenty-third
street ana Avenue ~, lell ldS' t'N"'"S ~
her home in Waterloo. Neb.
Council Bluffs people can obtain copies of
the International art series, ireland IN
Pictures" by calling at the Council Bluns
Office of The Bee, No 10 Pearl street.
The Denison German Lutheran conference
will meet at Denson on the l9th. rms con-
florence includes all Of the churches on the
Northwestern from the Blufs to Boone.
Dr. Geo:g l.. Loope of Bessemer, Mich,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Van
Orman at the Transfer hotel, while en- route
for his home after six weeks trip through
California.
The Girls Industrial school meets this
afternoon at the Eisemau building, Miss
Nellie Dodge and Miss Bridensten will be
there to assist in the practice of music before
the opening
Mcpherson & Reed will open today at their
downtown store, No. Pearl street. Carna-
tions roses or buttonhole bouquets Will be
given to lady or gentlemen visitors. All are
invited to call
Meesrs. Legge, Kongmacher, Estep, Nc
MILAN Grey Lipe Browulee, Stevenson, Pat
ton and ]. C. Mitchell accompanied an eN-
cursion of Knights of the Mystic Shrine to
Fremont, Neb., this afternoon
Mrs C. e II. Campbell has returned from
a weeks visit with Mrs. f. 5. Pusey OF Den
yer. On Sunday evening Mrs Campbell. ac-
companed by Miss Nieman of Schuyler, VIII
leave for brief visit in Chicago.
II. N. sucksdorf and daughter of Treynor
were among the guests at the kell yesterday
Mr. Sucksdorf is one of the most extensive
land owners and stock raisers OF that local
ity. He and his daughter are en- route to
the west on a pleasure trip.
Mrs Cora Williams died at Kirksville, Mo,
on Thursday, where she has been residing Tor
some time taking medical eatment. Mfs
Williams was a niece of Mrs. e. j. Gilbert;
The body was brought home last evening and
will be buried here. Arrangements for the
funeral have not been completed.
Enie C. Mckenzie, daughter OF A. and
Catharine Mckenzie, died yesterday morning
at their home in Silver Creek township,
aged 20 years. Death resulted from typhoid
fever. The deceased was born in Summer
side p E. L. Canada, and came to Silver
Creek township with her parents in 1878.
Mrs Grace A. Grady died Of heart trouble
yesterday at IL 80 o'clock at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs Hale S. Hutchins, at 100
Fourth street. The deceased was widow,
6S years of age, and resided in Sioux City,
where the remains will be taken today for
interment She was here visiting her daugh-
ter and was taken sick last Tuesday
Nelson Allen, the coIored man who
swindled James Donahue, Kansas youth,
out of $40 on the plea that it was to be full
compensation for carrying him as pullman
passenger to the Pacific coast, was brought
over from Omaha yesterday. He refused to
come without the formality of eXradltlon
papers and had his wish gratified. He will
be tried upon the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Henry o. Kent, of Lancaster, n. H., was
in the city yesterday on business connected
with one of the Cass county banks that Is in
the hands of a receiver. While here Mr..
Kent took occasion to talk pretty freely about
politics in his own section of the "oaHlry.
He was the defeated candidate for governor
of New Hampshire last fall, and as the New
England states went wholly republican last
year that means that Mr.. hent was the
democratic candidate.
Ex-Congressman Bynum of Indiana, chair
man of the national democratic committee,
will spend tomorrow in this city the guest of
Postmaster Bowman. Mr.. Byuum speaks at
Clarnda tonight in the interest of sound de-
mocracy and sound money, and on Monday
evening he will speak in Missouri Valley 1t
has been suggested that he might be induced
Sunday evening, but thsre is slight probabii-
sound money democrats has been made up to
accompany him to the Valley on Monday
Prof. j. C. Hlsey went to Lincoln yesterday
to attend the meeting of the department ot
state suoerlntendance of Nebraska. On
Thursday he took the Photographic records OF
about half dozen pupils in Miss Thompson 5
room, and number of specimen pages of the
work OF the pupils in Miss MoTgan's room
in the Bloomer building. These were to be
used in Lincoln last evening to illustrate the
methods OF teaching and eXemplify the work
of the pupils in the Council Bluffs schools
Prof. Hsey has been called upon to explain
the work at the Lincoln meeting. He expects
to return today.