Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-29
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Budweiser beer. Rosenfeld. Tel. 1923.
Wanted-Latest edition OF Council Blufrs
city directory. Apply at Bee Office.
Court Reporter w. NJ. Hyland of osceola
Is In the city attending district court with
Judge Towner.
The Evans laundry is the leader in fine
work both for color and finish. $40 Pearl
street. Phone 200.
Miss Nellie Shaw Of Denver, Colo, IL
visiting her sister. Mrs, Edward Canning,
at 2111 Sixth avenue.
Mrs. L. Boze left for her home in st.
Joseph yesterday after a two weeks visit
with Mrs. NJ. Shaw in this city.
T.. G. Brown, special pension examiner
for this district, received notification yes
terday of his reappointment for another
year.
Don't YOU think It must be a PRETTY good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
OF customers? Weli-that's the Eagle"
724 Broadway.
The remains of Josephine Wilson, the in
fs1t daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Wilson,
who died Sunday, will be taken this morn
ing TO hannibal, Mo, for burial.
The enrolment at the pottawattamie
County institute reached SIC yesterday and
the prospects for a most successful two
weeks session are of the brightest.
All members of Pottawattamie Canton, No.
6, are requested to meet at odd Fellows
temple tomorrow evening to make arrange
mcnts to visit Missouri Valley on Saturday
evening.
John w. Glasgow, who was arrested for
pCddling books without a license, squared
himself yesterday with the police judge by
taking out the necessary permit and was
discharged from custody.
John Kirth was arrested late Monday
night as a suspicious character by Detect
i've Weir. Kirth's possessions, when
searched at the jail, were found to consist
nf cont in pDgh "a tOnth hrugh and a hnr
of soap.
Manager Bowen has engaged Manager j.
Il. Henry for an especially strong vaudeville
entertainment tomorrow evening at the Do
hany theater. Artists have been secured d.
rect from the Castle circuit and an enjoyable
high-class entertainment is promised.
Z. Lowery, a travelling agent living on
Vino street, was seriously injured Monday
night from a kick in the face nor
wnrcn he was driving. He received a broken
nose and a deep cash on his forehead, be-
sides having his upper lip nearly cut off.
w. b.. Parkin Of Boone. who is a can
didate for the position of railroad COM
missioner, was in the city yesterday and
circulated among the delegates at the
county convention. Mr.. Parkin is a well
known conductor on the Chicago e. North
western railway.
1t was reported on the street yesterday
that w. ii. Lynchard and II. E. Grimm were
organizing a stock company to publish ar
evening paper in this city. They are said
to be negotiating for the purchase of the
Globe Democrat plant.
Roy skinner, a young lad living at 100
Park avenue, started in to celebrate the
Fourth Of July yesterday and is in conse-
quence laid up with a badly burned face
He filled a bottle with gun powder, applied
q match and the powder exploded in his
face. Both eyes were burned and for a while
it was thought he would lose the sight OF
one.
The funeral of the late Leonard Kirscht
jr, was held yesterday afternoon from tn,
family residence on Glen avenue and was
largely attended. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful and the services O
the Episcopal church were conducted by
Revs. Mackay of Omaha and L. p. Nc,
Donald. rector of st. Paul's church. TIL,
remains were laid to rest in Walnut Hill
cemetery.