Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
MINOR MENTION.

Berry boxes, baskets. bee supplies,
founkerman.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs f. G. Lloyd OF
400 North Sixth street, boy.
Pa;ronize the popular Eagle laundry 72l
Broadway. Tel. l57 Three wagons.
Tire EpUorth league Of Epworih church
will give trolley party on Friday evening
City Auditor Evans and family left last
evening tot Cass county on visit with rela-
uves
woman's Relief corps. No. $50, will meet
in regular session Friday. June Is, at 2:SC
shsrp.
Mrs. p. ]. Montgomery left yesterday for
Minnesota, where she will remain during
the heated term.
J. p. kimball has gone east on four
months trip to Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont
Large front room and alcove furnished,
with or without board; also side room. 22l
South Seventh street.
Clearing sale OF boys waists at Metcalt
Bros.
Mrs. Ehicnstein and son, Arthur, hav,
gone to Sioux City on an extended visit &c
her daughter, Mrs. Sigler.
The Wonan's Relief corp will give a socia
ard dance on Friday e7ening. June is, a
Grand Army of the Republic hall. IcC
cream aud cake will be served.
Miss Marie Ferguson returned last evening
from three weeks visit in Manning. la
She was accompanied by Miss Blanche Pat
ton, who will pay her a brief visit before
continuing on trip to Denver.
Congressman Hager will be in Counci
Bluffs Oh June % for the purpose Of assistin.
In the examination of candidates for appoint
ment to West Point and Annapolis. Tn,
board OF examiners will consist OF Prof +
z. Palmer of Greenfield Prof W. F. Cheva
lier Of Red Oak and Rev. J. II. Senseney o
Council Bluffs.
1t is reported that Mrs. W. G.. Mason. VIII,
was called to TeNarkana on Sunday Afternoon
b. a telegram announcing the death OF bel
sister, Mrs. ]. McKenna, has fallen heir t
fortune that is estimated at $4,000 Th,
fortune comes through the McKenna famil!
and is largely comprised OF lands and prop
erty in the south.
Cards are out announcing the celebration
OF the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs Georg
Keelne, sr. The event will be celebrate,
al the suburban home OF Mr.. ke@line on Eas
broadway on June %. Friends planning
to have all OF the members OF the famil!
present. They are widely scattered and som
of them will have to come many hundreds o
miles.
G. II. Judson, receiver OF the Manhatta
Beach company, applied to the district cour
yesterday for permission to borrow 5000 70
the purpose OF purchasing an electric launc
to be used on Lake Manawa. The receive
states in his petition that he can buy on
OF the launches used at the Wo,ds fair a
bargain and does not want to let the OF
portunity slip.
Manager Gellins vaudeville attraction
continue to be very popular at Manawa, an
th= attendance at the Grand Plaza is rapid
! increasing. The roads between Council
Bluffs and the lake are in most excellen
shape and the drive down in an evening
very pleasant More people are driving dow
this season than ever before. Several picnic
have been arranged for this week.
n
Macedonia spent several days searching i
Council Bluffs and Omaha for his l2-year
old son, who had ran away from home. Afte
several days the boy was picked up by tn
police and locked up until his parents coul
send for him. Yesterday the police wer
notified that the boy had again ls.t hom
in company with a bicycle belonging TO b
brother, and was supposed to be making hi
way across the country.
Buy 1o-cent waist for the boy to pla
In. Metcaf Bros.
owen Cunningham. rs years old, was sen
to Jail yesterday to serve out sentence
three days imprisonment imposed by Jus
tice Burke. Cunningham was convicted
assaulting and whipping his wife. who
almost old as himself and with whom
has celebrated his golden wedding The oil
woman showed numerous marks OF he
violent encounter with her angry HUSBAND
She also charged him with having thrown
bucket of cold water on her
The implement dealers are making a ho
fight against the enforcement of the city ord
nance requiring the Of wide tires o.
heavy freight wagons. Many of their wagon
will have to be thrown aside and new vehicle
ordered that will meet the requirements @
the council. The ordinance falls particular
heavy upon some OF the threshing machin
men, who have warehouses fronting street
that are paved with brick. Under the ordi
nance they are prohibited from running trac
tion engines over this kind OF pavement an
II the ordinance Is enforced against thar
they will either have to move or quit hand
ling that class OF heavy machinery. The ordi
nance, they declare. simply bottles them Ut