Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-16
MINOR MENTION.

Hamilton's shoe store, 412 Broad .c5y.
Davis sells glass.
etockert Carpet Co.. SPOT Bwy.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
Iowa Furniture & Carpet Co.. 407 B'way
Mrs. R. e. Montgomery has returned from
New York.
Blur City laundry, phone 314. Satisfac-
zion guaranteed.
C.. 3. Jacquemin G. Co.. jewelers. and op-
ticians. ~ South Main street.
Miss Jessie Pippin has taken a position In
Che office Of II. n. Van Brunt.
r. N. Ellis has been called to Little Sioux
by the illness OF his daughter.
Thomas Pilling, who has been suffering
from a complication OF diseases, was slightly
better yesterday.
The contracts for furnishing supplies for
the iowa School for the Deaf for the quarter
ending April 1 have been let.
J. G. Bixby, heating and sanitary engineer.
Plans and specifications for heating. plumb
ing and lighting. 202 Main. Council Bluns
Mrs. Ed Geise on Saturday submitted to
q serious surgical operation at st. Bernard's
hospital. She is reported to be getting along
nicely.
Rev. Brown. the new pastor OF Trinity
Methodist church. who has been absent In
the east for the past month. is expected
home this week.
Thomas Hendry, who formerly lived in this
city and for many years conducted a black
smith shop on Broadway, died a short time
ago at Fairview, N. M.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frederick Rink, 1913
Avenue T.. was held yesterday afternoon and
was largely attended by friends and rela-
lives Of the bereaved family.
They had not met for years. you have
chenged," she murmured. Eyes" said AL
gcrnor, Il now send all my work to the
Eagle laundry. 724 Broadway.
Frank Rohrer. who has been sick from
typhoid fever since November 1. was able to
take a walk for the first time yesterday. He
has been out Of the hospital about two weeks.
Two fellows in an advanced state OF In.
koxication were arrested at a late hour last
night. One was J. Jacoby and the other
gave his name as Gallagher. He couldn't
remember the initials.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Butts and Mrs. Cum
mings are In New Orleans, where Mr.. Butts
Is attending the commission mems conven-
tion. They talk OF taking a trip to Havana
before returning bone.
G. II. Kahman, ]. w. McMurry and D.. r.
Morris, all OF whom are Interested IN
grading contracts on the new Fort Dodge
& Omaha road, arrived from Kansas City
yesterday and are stopping in the city.
Donald Beno left last evening for st. Louis,
from whence he will begin a tour Of about
four months duration. embracing a trip
through Texas and Mexico, then California
and up to Seattle and return, via st. Paul.
The new DOnu OF ScnOOl treasurer LAWS
has now been prepared in a manner salts
factory to the board and will probably. be
accepted at the meeting this evening. When
that action is taken the old bondsmen Will
be released.
John Sullivan. the Broadway grocer, who
sustained an accident which resulted in the
breaking Of a couple Of his ribs a week ago,
was not able to Withstand the temptation
Of the beautiful weather yesterday and ven-
tured down town.
Arthur Palmer. a 17-year-old lad, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on a complaint
filed before Justice Wen charging him with
assault and battery on another boy named
Paul Hirsch. The trouble will be aired In
Vien's court this afternoon.
It the session OF the Broadway Methodist
Sunday school yesterday prizes were awarded
to Earl Baird, George Mitchell and John
Howe for bringing the largest number OF
scholars to the school during the past year.
The prizes in each case were handsome
Oxford bibles.
Spencer Smith and Thomas Bowman, the
committee appointed by the Board OF Super
visors to check up the books Of the county
auditor, county recorder and clerk Of the
district court, finished it's labors Saturday
afternoon by completing the examination OF
the probate books in the clerks Office.