Omaha daily bee., 1898-08-11
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Budweiser beer. Rosenfeld. Tel. S2S.
Smoke ~ a B" DC cigar.
Moore's Stock Food makes fat.
Finest work, Bluff City Laundry.
Smoke Iron Chancellor &c cigar.
c. B. Jacquemin & Co. jewellers and OPP
%ticians, q South Main street.
Mrs. w. w. Mason has returned from a
viist with friends la Dodge county, Ne
braska.
Mrs. r. w. Ouren left for Chicago yes
terday evening on a visit 10 friends and
relatives.
Attorney Frank shinn of Carson arrived
yesterday evening to attend the judicial
convention today.
Miss Jean Murdoch of st. Louis, who
has been the guest Of hrs. A.. r. Hoff-
mayer, will return home today.
a building permit was issued yesterday
TO George Blank for a frame building on
Sixth avenue near Main street, to cost $500
w. S. Craig of Port Gibson, Miss, is
the guest of c. n. FRANK and is taking
In the sights Of the exposition while here
Max Bechler, the iovial journalist from
Manchester, Ia, arrived yesterday TO at.
tend the grand lodge, knights of Pythias
Don't you think it must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
OF customers? Well-that's the Eagle
724 Broadway.
Hons. Smith Mcpherson OF Red Oak ant
ii. w. Byers OF Harlan. candidates for con.
gress In tie Ninth congressional district
are in the city.
George Mctzger, the popular postmaster
OF Davenport, is on the H"ounl and busill
booming his town for the pythian grant
lodge session In 1893.
Rev. r. Venting, pastor of the FRS
Baptist church, goes 10 Dentson this morn.
ing 10 assist in the funeral services @
j. b. Dunbar of that place.
County Auditor NJ. d. McGregor of Boom
county is attending the Pythian grand lodg,
and was a caller or County Auditor Mat
thews yesterday at the court house.
Court Reporter o., g. CASTOR of Taho
arrived in the city yesterday to attend tn,
judicial convention today. He VIII sta,
here for a week or so taking in the expo
sition,
George w. Headley, living at 1913 H.gl
street, reported to The police ycsterda,
morning that his 15-ycar-Old son, Ritter
had run away from home and asked thei
assistance in finding him.
II. L.. Ram, editor Of the Mancheste
Press, was among the delegates to tn
Pythian grand lodge who arrived yesterday
He intends to spend a couple of days a
the close of the grand lodge taking in tn
exposition.
j. w. Minnick, the liveryman, lost a val
liable horse yesterday morning throug
lONhJdM. III llIlu olsIltl oh Il ] boN
nail a few days ago, which pierced it's hoo
1t was extracted without delay and no sc
rious results were anticipated at tho time
The fire department was called out yes
terday morning about s O'CLOCK to the 1osi
dence of T. L. MINISTER, los Ridge stree
where a defective tlue had started an in
clpient blaze in the roof. The lire was eX
tinguished with but small damage to III
building.
The only petition filed in the distric
court yesterday was one for divorce b
Mrs. Marie Christina Mortensen, who ask
the court for divorce from Nels Peter Nor
Jensen. The plaintiff is a resident of Sh2lb
county and was married to Mortensel /
Harlan, November IS, 1894.
Louie Bassett, the negro charged with tar
ping the till at p. C. DeVol'r hardwar
store, had a hearing in police court yes
terday morning, with the result that he wa
bound over to the grand jury. His ba
was fixed at $500, in default of which /
was committed to the county Jail.
Mrs. Rachael Leasure, charged with mai1
tanning a disorderly house, of which HI
two young daughters Were inmates, had
preliminary hearing before Justice Burl
yesterday and was bound over to ava
the action of the grand jury. In default
bail she was committed to the county Jail.
The four boys charged with maliciousl
destroying the gar1en Patch of I'd "hoinl
son, a colored man living at the corner
Eleventh street and Avenue H., were u
before Judge A~ylesworsh yesterday morntL'
On account of their age the court let he
off with a suspended sentence during goc
behavior of So and costs each.
The following delegates have been 81
lected to represent st. Pauls church in Il
diocesan convention to be held at DaVel
port, September 6, to select a successor
the late Bishop Perry NJ DuCuette, NJ. ]
Rohrer, ID. C. Bloomer, Fl. 4. Coz, Jol
T.. Stewart. second; alternates, W.
Jamison, T. J. Foley, III. w. Binder, Thomi
Bowman, l.. NJ. Treynor,
T.. C. Crabill returned yesterday fro
CIarinda, where he attended the burial
the remains of his daughter, Mrs. Sad
Shepard, who died in Wheatland, Wyo.,
few days ago from pneumonia. Mr.. Cri
bill left here at once on receipt of the new
OF her illness, but her death came so SUE
denly that he only reached Cheyenne VINE
he learned that she was dead.
p. Lewis, the member of the First N
braska infantry reported killed during Il
Spanish attack at Malate, near Manila,
thought to be p. G. Lewis, who enlisted
the Thurston Rifles from this city. /
tried to enlist in the Dodge Light Guard
but failed to pass the examination. Lat
he went to Omaha and enlisted in II
Thurston Rifles. Friends here. among Il
number being Justive Divide Wen, receive
several letters from him while the Nebrasi
troops were in camp at San Francisco.
The school directors of Garner townsh
have elected the following teachers for Il
ensuing year: District No. l, Arthl
Morehouse: district No. >, Henry Frohari
district No. 3, Clara NJ. Owens; distrl
No. 4. A. Il. McCurdy; district No. b, Ed
Joseph, district No. 6. Grace Harrison; di
trict No. 7. j. NJ, Owens and Maud
owens; district No. s, discontinued; di
trlct No. ., Laura Leonard; district No, l
Jessie Macrae; district No. IL, Florence A
tenreith; district No. ~, Jay NJ. Fran
substitute teachers, Lillian Harrison al
Mamie OFT.
C. b. Viavi Co., female remedy; consult
ton free. Office hours, . to - and 2 TO
Health book furnished, 326-32T-32S Me
Ram block.
NJ. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
Jury for August Term.