Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-12
MINOR MENTION.
Davis cells giass.
Moores food Kills worms aud fattens.
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c. T. Alexander 8 Co., picture frames.
lowa Furniturs x carpet CO., 4OI Bway.
j. C. BlGby. heating plumbing. Tel. 1873
Airs B Durgan OF the Emmst House is
seriously ill with the grip.
G. b. Jacqueuiu d Co, jewelers. and op-
ticIans, 2l South Main street.
BOru-TJ Mr. aud Mrs. Carl Mortensen OF
Harrison street, twin daughters.
Gs, your WORK done at the popular Eagle
launIrN go Broadway. phone l57.
Tho Ganymede Wheel club will hold its
annual election OF officers tomorrow evening
Frank johnson, state deputy Of the order
Of Ben lIur. has established headquarters in
this city.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees will meet in
regular session Tuesday afternoon at the
usual time and place.
The Pennsylvania club OF Pottawattaraie
county will entertain Tuesday evening in
Nusdman OF the World hail.
Miles S. Eoop, an old-time resident of this
city, is removing TO Red oak, where he eX-
poets % make his future home.
Sheriff Hil OF Cass county was in the city
yesterday, having in charge an Insane
patient. whom he placed in st. Bernard s
hospital.
George 2 Bent Of the Crown Piano fac
tory of Chicago and sou Harry were in the
city yesterday, the guests OF Prof Mar
BouriCius.
A. Dayton of 100 Benton street complained
to the police yesterday afternoon that some
sneak thief had entered his house and stolen
his OveroOat.
Father Thomas Burk Of ST. Peters Catho-
lic church has returned from AtChison Kan,
where he attended the funeral of I'ather
Lunginus Ncu.
II. r. curtis of 1902 Avenue has re-
ccyed word that his father has been seri-
ously injured in runaway at his home in
lie Seucr Mimi
The public meeting of the Philosophical
society Will be held this afternoon at 8
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. VanBrunt,
7l5 Fourth street.
Major Blanche Cox of Des Molnes, who Is
in charge of the Salvation Army in Iowa, Is
expected to be here April and to con-
duct special services.
Judge Smith has returned home and will
preside at the March term of district court,
which opens on the 2Sth. He expects to le-
main here during the summer.
Joseph b. Byrnes of this city, a former
subject of the queen of England, was granted
naturalization papers in the superior court
yesterday by Judge Aylesworth.
Blon Brown is in the city, called here by
the death Of his mother, Mrs. Hugh Brown.
Mr.. Brown has been connected with the
Lindell street car system in st. Louis for
the last two years.
A telegram received from Davenport last
evening announced the death of Mrs. Robert
Boyd, formerly of this city. The remains
will arrive here this morning in charge of
her grandson, X. II. Huntington.
Complain was made to the authorities yes
terday that number of boys were shooting
squirrels on the bluffs within the city limits.
Mayor Jennings instructed the police to see
that the shooting was stopped
What Happened to Jones' will be dis
closed at the Dobany theater tonight by a
trst-Class company. Tomorrow night Lin
coin Carter's sensational comedy drama,
Under the Dome" will be the attraction.
Members of Council Bluffs lodge, No. 40,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, are re-
quested to attend the funeral services of the
wife OF Brother Hugh Brown, to be held this
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock at us Mynster
street.
At q meeting of the Council Bluffs Grape
Growers Shipping association held yester-
day afternoon the contract for the season s
supply Of baskets and boxes was awarded
to the Iowa Fruit and Produce company OF
this city.
The preliminary hearing of Sam Barnes.
chargcdswith completely in the burglary OF
Charles Bishops house, was continued in
police court yesterday until next Tuesday,
owing to the assistant county attorney being
engaged in the district court.
Pawnbroker Sam Friedman, charged with
receiving and secreting jewelry stolen from
the residence of Ernest Stenger in Omaha,
had his preliminary hearing in police
court continued yesterday unutil next Tues
day. He was permitted to take change of
venue to Justice Vien's court.
Frank Zohner has been made admins
traitor of the estate of his father, the late
Jacob Zohner, his bond being fixed in the
sum of $4,000 The appointment was made
by Judge ThOrnel on the application of MRS.
Catherine Zohner, the widow.
Lodge No. &c, Star of Jupiter, has teen
organized in this city with the following
officers: President, Henry Otto; vice plesi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Watts; past president,
Mrs. Ella Jones; warden, Mrs. A. Wilson,;
secretary, Mrs. Kate Sprague treasurer,
Mrs. Joseph conductor, o. Brown; inner
guard, Mrs. J. Madden; outer guard, }. A.
Musselwhite; managers, Messrs. Skinner,
Ralph and Scott.
II. II. Franklin the young man who
robbed X. IL. BlOomers residence last
Wednesday afternoon, waived examination
in police court yesterday morning and was
bound over to the district grand jury in the
sum of $500. In default of bail he was
committed to the county Jail. All the
plunder taken from the Bloomer residence
has been recovered with the exception of n
garnet ring and pair of opal earrings. The
police have n clew to the whereabouts of
these articles of jewelry and expect to be
able to recover them before long.
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