Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-02
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Davis sells glass.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
Fire escapes for buildings at Bixby's.
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt, agent
Picture frames. c. r. Alexander & Co.
Judson, pasturage, 929 9th ave. Tel. 34S.
@. b. Jacquemin g. Co.. jewellers and OPP
ticians. q South Main street.
o. p. Wyland and w. l.. Baughn of Har-
Tan were in the city yesterday.
Charles l.. Fulton of Burlington is the
guest Of the family of John |. Lutz.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 724 Broadway. Phone 157.
g. b. Jennings, a prominent attorney OF
Shenandoah. was in the city yesterday.
The Misses Ella and Grace sheirbrock Of
Nicola are the guests of Mrs. n. O'Brien.
Miss Edith Wyckoff of jacksonville, ILL.,,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. j. Hughes.
County Recorder Il. e. Smith has returned
from his vacation trip to Colorado Springs.
w. ]. Samson and family of Burlington
are the guests of G. w. Smiley and family.
X. II. Bloomer and wife have returned
from their six weeks trip to the Pacific
coast.
j. NJ. Kelley Of Macedonia was in the city
yesterday on his way home from Colorado
Springs.
Salem council No. /. Order OF Melchizedek,
will meet tomorrow night In Royal Arcanum
hall at s O'Clock.
Officer Sam Albro and wife left last even
ing for oxford, Neb., on a three weeks visit
to relatives and friends.
The telephone authorized by the Board Of
Supervisors has at length been placed in
the sheriff's Office at the county court house.
William Goodman and Mrs. e. X. Ken
nedy, both of Colon, Neb., were married in
this city yesterday, Justice Terrier oficiat-
ing.
s. b.. Williams and Genevieve Chaplin, both
of South Omaha, were married in this city
yesterday, the ceremony being performed
by Justice Ferrier.
j. Il. Price complained to the police yes
terday morning that his bicycle, which he
had left standing for a few minutes outside
the Shugart block on Pearl street, had been
stolen.
Rev. ]. G. Lemen OF the Christian Home
will conduct the services at the Broadway
church next Sunday morning in the absence
of the pastor. The usual evening service
will be omitted.
Fred S~igafoos, the express helper re-
ported seriously injured in the wreck Of the
fast mail on the Northwestern yesterday
morning, Is a brother Of J. II. Sigafoos Of
this city and is well known here. Mr.. Sig
afoos left or the scene of the wreck yester-
day noon to look after his brother.
Max Stevens, the S-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Ii. Stevens, 1922 Avenue b, is
laid up as a result of injuries received
while playing with a number of young
companions. In attempting to jump a picket
fence he fell, dislocating both of the large
bones of his elbow and fracturing the small
bone of his right arm.
Rev. NJ. C. Waddell, pastor of the Broad
way Methodist church, left for Des Moines
last evening, having been obliged to post
pone his departure owing to the funeral or
the late T. c. Jackson. Thursday Rev. Wad-
dell win go to ColfaX. He expects to return
in time to occupy his pulpit a week from
next Sunday. Mrs. Waddell left for Des
Moines Monday evening.
John Wallace and Wirliam Whitmore,
charged respectively with interfering and
resisting Officer Ed Smith during a drunken
fight on South Main street Monday evening,
were each fined $40 and costs in the police
court yesterday. George Armstrong, ar
rested at the same time for disturbing the
peace, got off with a fine of 50 and costs.
Whitmore's fine was later suspended dur
ing good behavior, but Wallace was COM
mitted to Jail until he pays his.
Charles Golf, a dealer in secondhand
goods on Upper Broadway, was arrested yes
terday on an information filed in Justice
Terriers court by /. Mucci. charging him
with larceny of a two-wheeled cart. At the
time of the burning of the old Utterback
barn on Broadway Mucci had a two-wheeled
cart in the building. Golf, it is charged,
in removing the salvage from the nre, TOOK
Mucci's wagon and sold II. He gave bond
for his appearance and the hearing has been
set for Friday afternoon.
The Board of Park Commissioners held its
regular monthly session last evening ow-
ing to the absence of Member Arnd no bus
mess beyond allowing the bills for the
previous month was transacted. The ques-
ton of band concerts in Fairmount park on
Sunday afternoons was informally discussed
Commissioner Harding stated he was IN
favor OF having music in the park, but the
board did not like going to the expense OF
hiring a band so long as the motor company
was opposed to 1t. From his remarks II
ing 10 proyide the music II the motor COM
pany would furnish the facilities for han
ding the increased travel to and from the
park.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
Iann IniI IN Rest.