Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02

MINOR MENTION.

Call at The Bee ONCE for Cuban maps. 1c
each.
w. t. LANCE returned yesterday from
Chicago.
John Shambaugh and wife OF Boonville,
Ia, are in the city to visit the exposition.
Ex-Postmaster Bowman has returned
from Chicago. where he went on a short
business trip.
The Evans laundry is the leader in fine
work both for color and finish. b20 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
]. C. Bixby OF this city has been reap
pointed by Governor Shaw as inspector OF
passenger boats for Iowa.
John L. Ferguson OF Chicago, assistant
general passenger agent Of the Northwest
ern, was In the city yesterday.
J. J. Maurath and Miss Jennie Crese-
brough came up from Silver City yesterday
to attend the Rummel- McChesney wedding.
with a Bee coupon and % cents you can
secure the official photographs of the United
States navy at the Council Bluffs Office OF
The Bee.
The Council Bluffs Women's Sanitary Re.
lief commission will meet this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the Armory in the Masonic
building.
Don't you think Il must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
Of customers? Well-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
The women OF the Glen and Park avenue
circle will entertain the women of the
Methodist church this afternoon from 3 to
8 o'clock. All are invited.
-. II. O'Meara of Cedar Rapids, division
freight and passenger agent Of the Milwau-
kee, was in the city yesterday looking after
the excursionists that came in on his road.
Following the annual custom the High
school graduating class will picnic today at
Hawthorne lake. The start will be made at
6 o'clock from Pearl street and First av-
enue.
The ministers of all the churches in the
city arc especially invited to be present at
the reception to be rendered to Rev. II.
Venting at the First Baptist church THIS
evening.
MIR. James Tullis and Miss Sadie Umble,
both of this city, were married yesterday
evening at their future home, 219 North
Twelfth street, by Rev. r. Venting. The
wedding was private.
George b. Van Saun of Cedar Falls and
Judge C. T. Granger of Des Moines. custo-
dams of the Grand Masonic lodge of Iowa,
are in the city for the purpose Of conven-
ing the grand lodge school of instruction
tomorrow.
The members Of the Chase-Lister company
have all arrived and are busy rehearsine
for their first production. The opening bill
on Sunday night will be ''Lynwood,' a com
edy drama In four acts, introducing ovel
twenty people in the cast and eight musi
cal numbers
j. c. Lange, deputy United States revenu,
collector, received word yesterday from hi.
son Julius that he had enlisted in the hos
pital corps OF the regular army at Mobile
Ala. j. G. Lange, jr., is a qualified prac'
ticing pharmacist.
Al Newton, a burly painter, was fined So;
and costs in police court yesterday morn
ing for aggravated case of indecent behavio
before a number of little children. He will
serve out the fine on a bread and waite
diet in the city Jail.
The mother of John Seidel. one OF tn,
Omaha young men recently bound over t
the grand jury for the burglary Of tn
switch shanty in the Union Pacific yards
put up $3.50 cash bond yesterday for hi
appearance in court and was released.
Yesterday. at high noon at the bride
home in this city, Miss Martha McChesne
and Mr.. George f. Rummel were united /
marriage by Rev. w. S. Barnes, pastor G
the First Presbyterian church. The wed
ding was a quiet one, only the relatives an
a few intimate friends being present.
Mr.. F. w. Crane and Mrs. H. A. Flehart
Of this city were married yesterday after
noon at the home Of the brides father, l99
Avenue e, Rev. r. Venting, pastor G
the First Baptist church, officiating. MI
and Mrs. Crane left in the evening for Shen
andoah, where they will make their home
A t the last session of the state legisla
ture a law was passed authorizing the prac
tice OF osteopathy In this state. Recorde
Shepard has in his Office at the county cour
? house n handsomely framed diploma granite
by the American school of Osteopathy 4
Kirksville. Mo. which a doctor of that sci
enco has presented to be flied.
George M. Sessions Of 1926 Avenue d wa
arrested yesterday on a warrant issue
y from Justice Vien's court, charging hiI
with assault and battery on complaint file
by his next door %neighbor, Mrs. Hannibel
son. A high board fence. small boys an
fruit trees are said to be the cause of tn
trouble which received an airing before Jus
tice Wen yesterday afternoon.
A team hitched to n heavy transfer WACO
Z belonging to ]. w. Minnick. the liverymai
broke loose on MINISTER street last evenin
and started on the run for the barn. l
making the sharp turn from the bridge o
l&Scott street into the barn the horses dashe
into the office building of Wickham Bros
{ completely wrecking one of the big plat
glass windows. One of the team was badl
sacut.
c. B. Viavi Co., female remedy; consulta
ton free. Office hours. 9 to IL and 2 to
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