Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-16
MINOR MENTION.

CLARK & wetzel, f. o. o. f. blk, art par
lors.
Christian science service will be held In
the Rono hall Sunday morning az 1880.
Entrance to hall on Pearl street All well
come
Next Monday night tn, Niblo Spectacular
Humply Dumply company Will present
strong specially performance at the Do
bany.
Tho subject Of the lecture to be given to-
morrow evening by Rev. T. w. Williams at
the Latter Day Saints church will be Mar
riagc and Divorce"
Rev G. w. Brewer will talk to the girls
OF the DeLong Industrial school this after
neon at 2;30. Visitors are always welcome;
209 South Main street.
They had not met for years. You have
changed" she murmured. "Hes, sali
Algernon. 81 now send all my work to the
Eagle laundry, 72i Broadway
w. J. Flint, the newly elected teacher az
the High school arrived yesterday and spent
q part of the day visiting his school and
getting acquainted with his pupils.
The Commercial Pilgrims Of America meet
In regular sesBion at their rooms in the
Brown building this evening at go. I'M
portaut business is 10 be considered.
An overcoat is in the hands Of the police
for identification. 1t was evidently stolen
and the police recovered 1t, but do not know
the owner. 1t can be seen at the central
station.
There was a good deal OF comment around
town yesterday upon the action taken by the
Western Passenger ASSOCIATION in regard 10
the abolishing CT The city ticket offices OF
the various railroads.
The members Of the Council Bluhs Gun
club went to Omaha last evening by invita-
tion Of the Omaha club to participate IN
banquet. A number OF invited guests ac-
companisd the members.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. sherman returned
Yesterday from an extended visit in Les
Angeles and Southern California. They ere
delighted with the Italy OF America ana are
very anxious to return for similar visit
next winter.
George W.. Fairbanks who will be re-
called as one OF the popular conductors Oil
the Manawa line two years ago. was In the
city yesterday making hurried calls upon his
fricndc. He Is now holding responsible
position in the Northwestern railway service.
team of farm horses with a small rem
nant of what was once wagon was caught
on Lower Main street yesterday. The an:-
mails got away from their owner, man
named Tucker, in the country beyond the
Iowa School for the Deaf ana ran all the
way to town.
Charles A. Haas who has for many years
been connected with the wholesale drug
house of Harle. Haas Co., has severed his
connection with the firm and will hereafter
devote his time TO travelling as a CONNER
cial representative OF the National White
Lead company of st. Louis.
a series of seven illustrated lectures on
Ancient America will begin at the Lat.
ter Day Saints Church on Sunday. January
II, at 1880, relating to the civilization OF
the prehistoric races; to their palaces
temples. obelisks. pyramids, forts, roadways,
bridges, NOR umsnts, statues, arts, sciences
etc Interesting, ir5tru2tive, entertaining
j. f. Mcdowell, discourser.
George Hughes narrowly escaped being the
successful bidder for a contract to build a
- $40, 600 court house at Lewiston, Ill. He
was only few dollars above the contractor
to whom the contract wss let. He received
the Disappointing Information yesterday
Bell e. Kent, the Council Bluffs architects
drew the plans. Anderson Brcs. of Council
Bluffs were also among the bidders.
George A. Keeline returned yesterday from
Florida. He left Mrs. KeeiHe and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. II. Robinson, In
excellent health and most thoroughly enjoy
ing their winters outing in southern Florida
Mr. Roblnson's health has been fully re-
stored and he spends nearly all of his time
in the open air hunting and fishing. They
will remain there until spring and warm
weather arrives here.
The annual meeting of the Council Bluffs
Business Mems association will be held at
the Grand hotel on Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy 27. A feature of the meeting will be q
banquet for the members of the association
and few invited guests. The meeting vii.
be an important one aside from its pleasant
social features. IL is expected and earnestly
hoped that all of the members will be
present. The banquet will entail no ad-
ditonal cost upon individual members.
On account OF the Illness OF Rev. Mr.. Vor-
hees his church appointments will be filed
by Rev. Henry DeLong. He will preach
tomorrow at Hazel Dell church at 1880
a, m, Pleasant Hin at 3 p. m. and at Weston
at 1880 p. m. This is part OF the old circuit
to which Rev. Mr. DeLong was appointed
and on which he served for many years be-
fore the advent of railways in Pottawatta-
mie county when he used to ride several
hundred miles on horseback every week in
the year and preach somewhere every day.
Rev Father Nstini, the resident priest for
many years at St Bernards hospital is In
san Francisco letter received from him
by friends here yesterday contained the an
nouncement that he would soon sail for
italy on one of the tramp ocean steamers
The trip will be long one, but as he is a
good sailor, he expects to enjoy IL. 1t has
been many years since he has seen his native
land and 1t will be regretted by many people
here that he goes with the determination
OF probably not returning again He Is over
20 years old and his desire has always been
to die near the old homestead where he wes
born.
O. R Vipvt