Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-09
MINOR MENTION.
.mher. 2anl Ave. A. Tel. aas.

Smith, plumber, 240I Ave A. Tel 333.
Mrs. j. e. Hande is visiting In Chicago.
James McCabe has returned from Chicago. :
Miss May Perry has returned from Chi |
cago
l.. Grell and family are visiting in Butte. |
Mont.
Mrs Charles Gibbons is visiting in Fre-
mont county.
Berry boxes, baskets, bee supplies.
Younkerman.
w. II. Coon OF Avoca is in the city on a
business trip.
Mrs. w. spetman and son, Irwin, are vis-
iting In Nicola.
4. G. Hendricks and wife are home from
st. Louis visit.
Miss Bessie Dobbins OF Creston is visiting
her brother Fred Dobbins.
Patronize the popular Eagle laundry, 724
Broadway Tel. 157. Three wagons.
Miss Gertrude Slyter visited Miss Ella
Fensler OF Missouri Valley yesterday
John Tiney wife and children OF DOOM
Ia. are in the city visiting relatives.
You will find w. S. Cooper the fire insur
ance man, at his new office, No. Pearl St.
George s. Wright is in Iowa City to at
tend the State university commencement
Mrs. Charles Bradley and children left
for Michigan yesterday to visit relatives
Il. s. Barnett and wife OF Weeping Water.
Neb., are visiting the family OF j. II. Arthur.
the Deaf will spend the summer In Cedar
Falls.
f. II. Fonda departed for Marshalltown
last night to attend the Grand Army of the
Republic oncampment.
Paul Aylesworth and bride have returned
from Denson and taken up their home at
322 South Eleventh street.
Rev. j. II. Senscuey, Rev. @. w. Brewer
and Rev. Henry belong are attending the
Methodist district conference at Shenandoah.
An unclaimed baby is being cared for at
the residence Of f. NJ Williams on Franklin
avenue 1t was left on the doorstep on Mon
day night.
The Apollo club benefit concert for Harry
Hines, the High school pupil hurt in the re-
cent hayrack accident, will be given Thurs
day, June 10.
Ernest Minnick has been exonerated from
the charge OF indecent conduct on the street.
Justlve Wen investigated and found the evil
dence insufficient.
The regular Woman's Christian Temper
ance union meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Ballinger, 721 Willow avenue,
Wednesday, at p. IN.
A very pleasant sociable was given yes
terday evening at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Blackburn Avenue b. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the Twenty-ninth Street
Baptist mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Cox left yesterday
for two months trip in England. 1t will
be the first time Mr.. Cox has revisited his
native land since coming to Council Bluffs
fifteen years ago.
Forty members Of the Veteran Firemen's
association Will go to Onawa this morning
to attend the meeting of the Maple Valley
Firemen's association. They will go in uni
form, accompanied by band.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday
awarded the contract for furnishing groceries
to the county poor upon orders from Over
seer Huntington w. ii. Bradley the
lowest bidder and got the contract
Postmaster Bowman returned from Lang
don Mo-, yesterday and brings the informa-
tion that the other members of the fishing
party are most thoroughly enjoying them
selves. Ex-Mayor Rohrer caught the first
fish.
Miss Mollie Sage died at $50 yesterday
morning Of consumption, at the residence
of her sister,rMrs ID. ]. Harrington. GIG
sent to Grinnell at 7.25 this morning for
burial. h
Judge Smith practically adjourned the May
term of the district court several days ago,
but has been holding daily sessions to lis
ten to the evidence and hear the arguments
in tho Lungard failure case. The hearing
has been completed and the case taken under
advisement
Judge McGee discharged Charles Clermont
after hearing the evidence in the case where
no was charged with having assaulted his
wife, and fined him $500 for intoxication.
There was no evidence to show that he had
done anything more than make some threat
ening gestures in the presence OF the
woman.
The hearing OF the case Of disturbing the
peace against w. w. Cox of Omaha. which
has been postponed a number of times. Is
set for hearing this morning In police court
Cox is also charged with assault and battery
upon Conductor McCarger. 1t is likely, how
ever, that the latter charge will be dropped
and that Cox will fix up the other slight
difficulty with the city ordinances without
serious consequences or trouble.
Mary A. Sage, agen 25. died at the resi-
dence OF her sister, Mrs. ID. j. Harrington
631 South Tenth street, at o'clock yester-
day morning, after short illness from con-
sumption. The body will be taken to Grin
nell, Ia, for burial. II will be taken aboard
the Rock Island train at 7:25 this morning.
Mrs w. j. Manley came up from Lincoln
yesterday and will spend week, the guest
of Mrs. F. j. Schnorr and other Council
Bluffs friends.
Henry Rishton, ex-alderman from the
First ward returned suddenly from Califor
mia for the purpose OF arranging his bust
ness here to permit him to prolong his visi
on the coast for year or more. He lef
his wife at San Diego where he has made
arrangements to reside for at least a year
He will dispose of his property here in sue.
way that II will require only the car'
of an agent, and will devote the immediate
future to the enjoyment OF life free from
business cares. His daughter, Lydia, will
accompany him.