Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-01

MINOR MENTION.
Smith, plumber. 24o1 Ave. A. Tel 333.
Iueius Wells Ia in Chicago on business,

Smith, plumber, 24o1 Ave. A. Tel. 333.
Lueius Wells is In Chicago on business.
Pasturage, l.. P. Judson, 929 9Th avenue.
Berry boxes, baskets bee supplies,
Younkerman.
Miss Lillian Wilson OF Iowa City is a guest
OF Mrs. H. b. Kssell.
w. s. Parrot Of Mankato. Kan, Is the guest
OF the family OF f. Covat.
Mrs. William Fisher Is visiting S. G. Fisher
and wife OF Missouri Valley.
Miss Anna Rex Of Creston is q guest Of
her brother, George B. Rex.
Charles platner and Will Lineberger,
left for ST. Louis last evening.
Judge Macy OF Harlan was in the city
yesterday, en- route to Red Oak
MIS-. NJ. J. Kimball OF st. Joe was the guest
OF Mrs. l. c. Wooley over Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie webb OF Boone will visit her
sister, Miss Annie SchifferlI. this week
You will find w. s. Cooper, the five insur-
ance man, at his new office, No. Pearl st.
Royal Neghbcrs Of America committee will
meet at 1873 Grand street at p. m. June L.
Felix Setz Of Oakland and II. l.. set2 Of
Crary NJ D., we're in the city yesterday.
Miss Tracy Koupel of Fremont Neb., is
a Bluffs visitor, the guest of Miss Mary
Beecroft
Schmidt's best photos at competition prices.
Get their prices and we will make them Just
as good and just cheap. 4O6 Broadway.
Members Of Harmony chapter, Order of tho
Eastern Star, going to Omaha to attend
the grand chapter, will leave on the p. III.
car from Pearl street this evening.
Regular meeting Of knights and Ladies
of Security Tuesday June /. at p. M, Royal
Arcanum hall As the national president
will meet with Ills every member should at
tend.
Fred G. Parsons and L. C. Smith returned
yesterday from Lincoln, where they nave
been attending the state university. Smith
graduated from the Institution with high
honors.
There never was a time when we hav'
done so much family work. and we neve.
have done the work so well this spring.
We have made an art OF the laundry ousi-
ness at the Eagle" 724 Broadway.
The benefit conceit TO be given Thursday
evening for st. Johns English Lutheran
church in the new edifice, at the southeast
corner OF Willow avenue and Seventh
street, by the leading musicians OF this city,
will be a fine affair. All who enjoy a good
musical treat should not fail to be there.
The ladies' OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance union are planning to or
ganze a Loyal Temperance army among
the children OF this part of the city To this
end ell boys and girls under 16 years OF age
are invited to meet at the home OF Mrs,
Esancey, 351 Scott street, on Tuesday at 3
p. m.
Judge Smith yesterday found another d.
vorce case hidden away in his docket, and the
plaintiff in the case appearing in court he
promptly adjudicated it. 1t was the case of
Anna Anderson suing John w. Anderson
for divorce on the grounds OF desertion. John
was not present to make any defense, and
Judge Smith granted the application OF the
dissatisfied wife in full.
Nearly year and half ago W. G. Morris
was appointed custodian of a stock OF shoes
belonging to B. NJ. Duncan following his as
signment to j. p. Greenshields. Morris spent
fifty-eight days and nights in the store, act
Ing in the capacity of watchman and chief
clerk in the work of invoicing. Owing to
the complications the case became in
volved in Morris was unable to collect his
wages until yesterday, when by stipulation of
all concerned Judge Smith ordered the as
signee to pay him S145.