Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02
MINOR MENTION.

NJ. J. Hois, will leave for a trip east in a
few days.
d. d. Thomas Of Malvern is in the city, the
guest OF his brother, Reese Thomas
Mrs f. T. Shepard OF St Joseph, Mo, Is
In the city visiting her sister Mrs j. w.
Peregoy.
Mr.. H. w. Bender IL the guest OF Miss
Blanche Ruffcorn. He is en- route to Salt
Lake City.
The Council Bluffs office OF The Daily Bee
has been removed from 16 North Main street
to 10 Pearl street.
Prof. Laurence Fossler of the Nebraska
State university was in the city yesterday on
his way home from st. Louis.
Prof and Mrs. Allison w. Awgir OF Des
Moinos are spending few days In the home
of Mr. and Mrs George p. Sanford
White Rose RebeSah lodge will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock for the installation
of officers. All sister and brother Rebekahs
are invited.
All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at
their hall Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock TO
attend the funeral OF James p Matheson.
BY order OF Charles Nicholson, ~ G.
She was alone Suddenly beam of light
shot through the darkness. 1t was the re-
Election OF Clarences shirt bosom, freshly
laundered from the Eagle" 72i Broadway.
Pilgrim Sisters have their regular meet
irg tonight at their hall in Brown build
ing at o'clock sharp Election and in
stalation OF officers. followed by refresh
ments
The ladies Of st. Paul's church will ten
der the members Of the Chicago University
Glee and Mandolin clubs a reception this aft
elnoon at the Odd Fellow hall after the con-
cert at the opera house.
Commercial Pilgrims will meet tonight
in regular session at their hall, Brown
building, at o'clock sharp Business OF
Importance, followed by installation of ofIi-
GERS and refreshments. All members OF the
order cordially invited to attend.
Saved From the Sea" will be presented
at the Dohany theater Sunday evening. 1t
Is announced as the most successful melo-
drama brought out for come time and has
met with enthusiastic receptions wherever
1t has been presented this season.
reception for the members OF the Chi
cago University University Glee club Will be
given this afternoon from to o'clock in
the parlors of the Grand hotel, kindly ten
dered for that purpose by Mr.. Clark. All
who desire to meet the club are cordially in
Yited to be present.
Leaders have been appointed for the meet
ings of young people OF st. Johns English
Lutheran church duriR January: January 3,
Mrs. Laura B. Snyder; January 10, Miss May
Lalield; January II, Mrs N. j. Swanson;
January "a Mrs. G.. w. Hayman; January
81, Miss Johanna Nelson.
Beginning with the new year, Rev. T. w.
Williams will deliver series OF Sunday
evening lectures at the Latter Day Saints
church. dealing with the possibilities of
applied Christianity''-the subject for
next Sunday evening being: Should Poor
People Go to Church?'
The concert to be given by the Chicago
Glee and Mandolin clubs at the Dohany
theater this evening promises to be one OF the
artistic and social events of the season. The
organization has scored a decided success
wherever II has appeared. After the per-
formance a reception will be rendered the
visitors at the Odd Fellows hail.
James II. Mather has been appointed to
the position of travelling claim agent for
the Rock Island in Iowa. This comes as a
promotion to Mr.. Mather, who has had the
same position for only part of the state. He
will now handle the business for the entire
state and make his headquarters at Des
Moines. He will however. retain his resi-
dence here in Council Bluffs
A. w. Woods reported to the police yes
terday that some one had stolen fine gold
watch from Bouquets livery stable. De-
tectives took up the case, but before any re-
suits were reached the watch was returned
to the owner. The thief accompanied the
watch with note announcing that he had
sworn OF, and intimates that II he had so
stolen 1t a day or two sooner or perhaps
few days later he might have kept il, but he
couldn't think OF being a thief on the first
day OF the year. The watch was valuable
piece OF property, and the owner was very
glad to get It.