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

Davis sells drugs
hoore's food kili1 worms and fattena
Budweiser beer L. Rosenfeldt. agent
Victor hot water heaters al Bi1by's.
Perry pictures for sale C. z. Alexander
& Co.. g. South Main street.
c. 3. Jacquemln & Co, jewelers. and op-
ticlans "a South Main street
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. phone l57
c. Z. Bradley left last evening for Denver,
Colo. on a visit to friends and relatives.
The regular meeting Of Palm grove will
be held this evening. when fulf attendance
is desired.
The regular convocation Of Star chapter
No a. Royal Arch Masons. will be held
this evening.
Park City lodge No. sos. Independent
order OF Odd Fellows, will meet tonight for
the election Of officers.
Robert White Of Oakland. prominent re-
tired farmer Of Pottawattamie county, was
IN the city yesterday visiting friends
william Coffman and Bella Boggs both
Of this city, we're married yesterday after
noon, Justice Wen performing the cere-
mony.
S. j. Rod1aa. a former well-known bust
ness man Of this city, now located at Ham
burg was in town yesterday visiting old
time friends.
L. NJ. Gaut. who has been visiting rela-
tives here, returned to Kansas City last
evening. Mrs. Gault expects 10 spend the
summer In Council Bluffs.
A. Fiori, living at the end Of Canning
street, on the Chautauqua road, reported TO
the police yesterday morning that his buggy
had been stolen during the previous night.
Paul Beezley Of Oakland, leading re-
publican Of this county, was In the city
yesterday calling on Clerk Of the District
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house.
The authorities have decided to place
Grace Stubbs, the young woman who per-
sists in leading yagrant life, in the In
stitute for Feeble Minded at Glenwood IL
possible.
The wedding of John c. Rosse and Miss
Winnifred Ryan will take place Thursday
morning at St. Francis Xaviers church.
Ttey will go to housekeeping at once at 1914
Ninth avenue.
1t was reported yesterday that Assessor
Hardin would report the city assessment
TO the city council tonight. 1t is believed
that the total assessment will show fall
ing of Of nearly $2,000,000.
Ray Brownelr, 1928 Scott street, was re-
ported TO the Board OF Health yesterday as
having the measles The case reported last
Thursday in the family of w. B. Lackey,
202 South Twenty-fourth street, was
error.
John Madden, arrested for completely in
the burglary OF Homer Whistler's barn, had
his hearing before Justice Wen yesterday
and the evidence being insufficient to war
rant binding him over to the grand jury
he was discharged.
The regular June session OF the Board OF
County Supervisors was convened yesterday
afternoon. Little business outside of pre-
pairing for the equalization OF the assess
ment was done The board expects TO be in
session all the week.
There will be a meeting OF the Council
Bluffs alumni this evening at 1880 o'clock in
the Boomer school building. An members
OF the special committees are requested to
be present and report. A large attendance
of the class OF 9S is particularly requested.
The commissioners for the insane investi-
gated the case OF Mrs. c. Beitz again yes
terday morning and there being no evidence
TO show that the woman is not possessed
of her right senses she was ordered dis
charged from st. Bernard's hospital, where
she had been placed temporarily.
The case in Justice Terriers court against
Fred Robertson the employe of the city
sewer gang charged with assaulting Chris
tian Naeye with poker, was dismissed
yesterday for want Of prosecution. The com
planning witness failed to appear in court
and 1t is understood that he has left the
city and gone TO Omaha to live
The hearing before Justice Ferrier yes
was charged with assaulting Andrew Olson
resulted in the dismissal Of the defendant.
The men are fellow laborers employed on
the grading OF the Rock Island yards and
got into dispute. during which 1t was al
legged Phillips gave Olson severe beating.
At the special meeting of the Womans
Sanitary Relief commission yesterday after
noon 1t was decided 10 give a lawn fete
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman l.. Reed, 7l3 First
avenue in honor OF the members OF Com
pany L. Fifty first Iowa. and other eX'
soldiers from this city who have returned
home. About forty invitations TO returned
soldiers win be sent out.
warrant was issued yesterday from the
court of Justice Wen for the arrest OF Max
Paul, colored lad charged with the larceny
of a pocket knife valued at 20 cents and
box of crackers valued at cents, the
property OF a boy named George Smith. The
latter and couple of boy companions went
TO Big lake on Decoration day to fish. When
they were preparing to eat their lunch the
negro, they say, came along and took the
pocket knife and their box OF crackers.
Poundmaster Dobson who is vested with
the authority OF a special officer, arrested
a stranger yesterday afternoon on Fifth
avenue for disturbing the peace. lie made
the man get into his buggy for the pur-
pose OF taking him to the station. The horse
started Just as Dobson was getting In caus-
ing him TO miss his footing and he fell
under the wheels. The stranger seeing his
opportunity whipped up the animal and
drove off while Dobson was picking himself
up. The stranger. up to late hour last
night had not been seen or heard OF.
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