Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-16
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Fine 4. 3. c. beer, Neumayer's hotel,
welsbach burners at Bixby's. Tel. 1873.
Budweiser beer. l.. Rosenfeldt. agent.
DR.. T.. G. clark left yesterday ON a visit
to Maine.
Missouri wood on track, in carload lots
Telephone, 335L
@. A. Bulls has gone to Chicago on a
short business trip.
Or. w. A. Geryals. osteopath, S04 Mer-
Ram block. Council Bluffs.
The place to have Your framing done
Alexander's Art emporium, 1913 Broadway.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 72i Broadway. Phone l5I.
w. c. Estep. undertaken. % Pearl street.
Telephones: Office, 81; residence. 80.
Joseph Matlock Is reported TO be lying
seriously I'M at his home at yS Avenue IL.
Joe A.. Sanderson Of the Sioux city Trtb-
une is in the city visiting relatives ana
friends.
II. 5. Hutchins left yesterday for Spo-
kane. Wash, on a trip combining pleasure
and business.
Mrs. John II, Wright Of stutsman street
has returned from a month ) WISH Win
friends in Sioux city.
Sheridan coal makes n large hame and
clear fire but no smoke, SCOT or clinkers.
Fenlon d Foley, sole agents
President Madden has called a meeting ing
Of the Veteran Firemen'S association IoI
this evening at No. 3 hose house.
George A. Kceline has returned from
Texas. where he purchased 3,Vylg head Oh
steers LOT lilt Nttllll' A'N''7N 80
IL. B.. Smith and Ida \. Ballet, both OF
Omaha, were married in this city yester-
day, Justice Wien performing the Cere-
mony.
ceremony Yesterday for w. II. Jackson OF
Glenwood and Mary Mcdowell OF council
Bluffs.
Colonel Davenport of the Burlington re-
turned yesterday from Fort Worth. Tex,
where he attended the annual gathering
of the cattle men.
For the first time in many months a force
of men was put to cleaning the streGls
Monday and the paving was visible TOT the
first time this winter.
Miss Laura FIickinger has gone to Des
Moines to remain during the session OIL inc
legislature, having. been appointed clerk OF
one of the senatorial committees,
The High school cadet battalion will be
inspected by Adiutant General Byers on
the occasion of his visit here to muster in
Company l. of the Fifty-hrst regiment,
Iowa National guard.
Supervisor j. NJ. Matthews and. j; F..
Spare returned yesterday from Des MONIES,
where they attended the funeral OF william
Musson, grand secretary of the Odd rel
lows grand lodge of Iowa.
President Casper has called a meeting of
the Merchants and Manufacturers assoc
citation for this evening at the city hall at
s o'clock. There is considerable important
business to come before the association.
The stock of the Peru Plow and Imple-
ment company in the building adjoining
that of the Union Transfer company was
DH0lN udmHRDu bN llt SlllbhN hum ne i
of Saturday night. The loss is covered by
Insurance..
The case against John L. Price, charged
with cheating by false pretenses. was dis
missed yesterday in Justice Terriers court
for lack of sufficient evidence to convict.
This is the case in which Mrs. Ida Travis
charged Price with swindling her out of a
printing shop on South Main street.
l. l.. Nudge of Omaha and Miss Alice
Hancock of this city were married sun
rarnptc on North Eiphth street Rev = NJ
Perkins of the First Christian church Off
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Nudge will be at
home to their friends at Cos North Eighth
street after January 20.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Alexander r.
Prentice Will be held this morning at 1880
O'clock p from Nj the NJ Me GaSja of fh peaa6 IN crG a
will conduct the services and interment will
be in the Hazel Dell cemetery. The funeral
procession will leave the family residence
in Crescent at 10 o'clock.
The residence Of George b. Patterson at
BIS Fourth avenue, was entered by thieves
Sunday night during the absence of the fam
iy. A considerable quantity of jewelry was
stolen. The fact that the house had been
robbed was not discovered until a late hour,
when one of the members of the family on
returning home found the house had been
ransacked.
An art exhibit and entertainment will be
given at the Avenue B school Friday after
noon and evening of this week under the
auspices of the teachers of that building,
assisted by Miss Blood, supervisor Of
uTdNlUS. ~ MISS / ~ Z llltii. uEt lSll
of music in the city schools. An interest
ing program of music and recitatiOns has
been arranged.
County Treasurer Arnd held the adjourned
tax sale Monday morning, when a number
of parcels of property left over from the
first sale were disposed of. The number of
buyers was smaller than the previous sale,
but the bidding for the most desirable pieces
was fairly brisk. The sale was adjourned
again to February u, when another effort
will be made to auction off the remaining
ursold DELINQUENT property.
James Lyons. a pitiable object, who has
been making the city jail his Headquarters
since winter commenced, was taken before
the Board of Insanity Commissioners yes
terday and by II committed temporarily
to St. Bernard's hospital. An effort will be
made to induce his relatives in Pennsyl-
vania to care for him. Lyons in the earlier
days was a man of means and owned con-
siderable land in the vicinity of Crescent
City.
Mayor Jennings and City Clerk Phillips
will go to Des Moines Thursday night to
attend a meeting Of the committee on city
government of the Iowa League of Munich
palities to be held in that city the follow
Ing DAY. The committee will revise the
bills decided on at the last meeting of the
league before having them presented to the
legislature. State Senator Hazelton OF this
city is chairman of the senate committee
to which these bills will be referred.