Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-19
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent.
Victor hot water heaters at Bixbys.
Estep, undertaken, 2s Pearl street.
oval frames at c. e. Alexander & Co.'s.
G. B. Jacquemln G. Co., jewellers and op-
ticians, "a South Main street.
Mrs. j. ]. Steadman leaves today for a
visit in Kansas City and Topeka.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone, 157.
Rev. and Mrs ]. II. Bauenfeind leave to-
day for two weeks visit at Nerstrand
MINI.
Miss Bessie Beno returned Saturday from
Lake Forest, ILL.,, where she has been at
tending school,
Mrs. Nate Williams and daughters, Lu-
ellie and Ruth, left last evening for visit
at Warren, Ill.
Miss Van Der Cook and Miss Gretzer open
summer shcool at the Washington avenue
building today to last six weeks.
Mrs. A. ]. Henderson and daughter,
Hazel, left yesterday morning for Watson.
Mo-, on a visit to Mrs. Mandersons mother.
Lewis Patterson has been appointed mess
enger at the postoflce to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Joe McNeece.
The Board OF Education win meet in
regular monthly session tonight. Some ac-
tion looking toward issuing the High school
bonds is expected.
d. r. Witter has received an interesting
collection of relics from the Philippines
from his son, who Is In the hospital corps
with the Fifty-first Iowa.
]. A. Gorham left Saturday evening for
Rockford, ILL.,. in answer to a telegram bear
ing the sad intelligence that his 14-year old
son, Joe, had been run over and killed by
motor car.
Rev. w. s. Hunt, president of Sart Lake
college, Utah, is visiting his college and
seminary friend, Rev. ]. II. Wilson. He
preached yesterday morning at the congre-
gational church.
p. o'Malley, the railroad contractor
charged with having in his camp near Love-
land oleomargarine coored in imitation of
butter, will have a hearing before Justice
Wen this morning.
The city council will meet in adjourned
regular session tonight. President Draffen
of the Municipal Construction company is
expected to be present and submit his prop
ostion for building the city an electric
light plant.
Ed Greer, indicted on the charge Of as
saulting William Thomas, at dance in
Crescent township last January, entered a
plea OF guilty in the district court Satur-
day, and Judge Smith sentenced him to six
months In the county jaif.
Bill Pryor's aggregation OF ball players
attempted yesterday afternoon to down the
Hamilton base balr team, but failed, the
game resulting in favor of the Hamilton S
by score of to 3. The batteries
were: Hamiltons, o. Hill and G. Williams;
Pryors, Ed Klutz and Pryor.
The barn at the rear of the residence of
Frank T. Ingersoll, 1906 Second avenue, was
destroyed by fire yesterday evening. Chill
dren playing with matches is thought to
have started the blaze. Several head of
horses were gotten out safely, but large
quantity of hay and feed was consumed.
A man giving the name of John Smith
is in custody at the city Jail on suspicion of
being the party who stole a gold filled
watch from the jewelry store of ]. H.
Hansen on South Main street Saturday
night. Three men entered the store and
looked at some clocks and watches One
suddenly picked up the watch and ran, and
the other two followed.
From the report published in the papers
OF the trial of the suit of Berlinger
against Collins in the district court it would
be inferred that F. j. Day was party de-
fendant. Such, however, is not the case.
Mr. Day, in the first place, acted at Mrs.
Bellinger's agent and effected sale of the
property which now forms the basis of this
action but his connection with the matter
ceased there. Mr.. Day is in no way, shape
or form, interested in the action at bar.