Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-22
MINOR MENTION.

shriver. Dentist. moved to 246 Merriam DIR
Mrs. VI. $. Benner leaves today for a trip
to oakland, Neb.
l.. J. Rohrbough Of Omaha was in the city
On business yesterday.
Eagle Eye lodge No. 1872, local lodge OF
In the royal arch degree.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Holmes Of Kansas City /,
Is a guest OF the Grand.
Misc Maymie Hin will go to Nebraska
next week for a brief visit.
Miss Jer ME Clark left yesterday for Sheri-
dan. Wyo., to visit friends.
Mis-, Jennie Chesboro has Joined the Coun-
Gil Bluffs colony at Spirit Lake.
Mrs. Suing OF Harrington. Neb., is a guest
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paschal.
j.. 5. strain will leave August l for Thur
man. Ia. to attend the reunion ana spehu
his vacation.
Miss Jessie Clark lett yesterday for sheri-
dan. Wyo., where she Will Visit iFlehus
for enc month.
The bicycle ordinance failed to pass and
O. Lower. jr., on South Main. still sells the
scorchers cool drinks, candies and cigars
Mis-. Wien and daughter, Pearl. will ac-
company Justice Wen to CLINTON, "nere ne
attends the state convention OF the knlghls
OF Pythias.
A. II. Dillon has returned from Grlnheli,
acsompanicd by his daughters, Abbie anu
Amy. who have been visiting relatives AZ
that place.
The Ladies Aid society OF ~. JIM . Gus
lish Lutheran church meets Friday afternoon
et the residence OF Mrs. n. j. SWANSON, O2O
Franklin avenue.
william II. Boney and Mrs. l. b. Barrick
pf Lincoln were united in marriage yesterday
by Rev. v. C. Rocho, a. the First baptist
church parsonage.
pon't imagine we have al, the customers
we want. Your trade is as welcome as the
iceman on a July afternoon. The Eagle
Laundry. 724 Bway. .
John n. Baldwin will attend the anhuat
meeting Of the Commercial Law league at
put-in-Bay. Mrs. Baldwin will accompany
her husband on this trip.
Mrs. !. n. Casady and Miss Mamie Hardin
hav. left for Lake Okoboji. They will spend
the heated term iu the vicinity OF TINS anu
other lakes of Dickinson county.
Mics Helen Sprink. the Misses Straub and
John Sprink departed for Columbus, NeD,
TODAY. At that point they will join a party
of campers. who will spend the heated term
in Wyoming, ,
The twenty-hHh annual Sunday school
convention of ~Pattawattamie county VIII pe
held at Lone Star. five miles west OF Mace
donia. August II and IL. Programs later
A. A. Hart, president.
The lawn social and entertainment az l..
Upper Broadway. Is postponed on
account of weather until Thursday evening,
July 90 Lawn magic lantern, music and
real live gypsy camp.
Elizabeth Waller and others began a par
tition suit in the district court. asking the
court to compel James Shaddon and a large
numhey. of other interested parties to agree
10 partition of some property located IT
Crescent city.
Tomorrow evening there will be a lawn
social at the residence of Rev, " Z. hothe
on Oakland avenue. A suitable program mas
been provided, containing selections OF IN
strumental and vocal music by some OF the
best talent in the city.
General e. f. Test has returned from sal
Take CITY, where he attended the meeting
of the Transmississippi congress. he re
norris a large attendance at the convention
and states the Salt Lake people were untir
ing in their efforts to entertain the guests
Hugh A.. Walden of Pacific Junction ans
Madaline Coziahr of enwoo anu ID. +
Darr and Helen Kupsback, both OF DaNlo
CITY. Neb., were united in marriage yeSter'
Orangemen. meets this evening IN ,he new
hall over 102 Main street. There VIII De "o'i
day by Justice Ferrier.
frederick Klefer began a suit for divorc
Yesterday against Matte Klefer. He al
leges in his petition that ne was ihap[ieu y
Matte in Indianola on May %, $780, an.
that he lived with her until July !, 1899
when she deserted him. He asks LOT IN
' custody of their 5-year-old SON.
A club was formed last evening calle
the "old Colcred Mems Club of CouDcI
Bluffs. Its object is to keep alive poitiG "a
interest among colored republicans. T.
Thompson was elected president, John Haye
vice president, William Philips treasurer
Jaff Green secretary, Captain Henry Ropln
son sneaker. The club will hold reguia
meetings and be an active organization l
the campaign this fall.
Judge MCGEE and a jury, after spendin
two days in the superior court, arrived y
a Judgment yesterday in the case OF l.. !
Biilo against j. f. McGinty. Billo is a we
digger and he contracted with McGinty {
nroyide him with a well that would nav
an inexhaustible supply OF water. The we
was bored down a distance of 27 feet whe
an exhaustless supply of water well mike
with uuicksand was reached. A pump wa
attached and after pumping a large quantlt
of sand and some water the pump refused I
work, and in course of time ffty-three Zee
of auicksand found its. way into the pun
and tubing. An attempt to pull out IN
pump was only partially successful, and par
of the pump was left in the bottom or tn
we'll. Billo sued for the contract price, '
per foot. During the argument of the cas-
"Down went McGinty to the bottom OF tn
WELL was quoted or alluded to 314 time!
The Jury ignored the instructions OF tn
court, which directed them II they foun
for the defendant to bring In a verdict {
$25 for McGinty, which he had advanced I
Billo while the well was being bored. The
found for the defendant and named 81. The
were sent back to reconstruct their verde
defendant concluded they had been sufilc
emily punished and informed the court tha
he would accept the 81 verdict.
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