Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-16
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Stockcrt sells carpets.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert. 400 BY.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. NeumaySr.
FOR rent-Modern house. 710 Sixth ave
Cabinet photos. 36c per dozen. SOS B'way.
Howe's, $40 Broadway.
a., Picture framing. c. E. Alexander & Co.,
SSS Broadway. Tel 1885,
,.I1 Real rsU estate n all parts Of the city for
sale. Thomas Z. Casady. 135 Pearl street
Court OF Honor will hold its regular meet
Ing this evening in Woodman OF the World
hall.
before papering your rooms we want to
Paint. OH and Glass company.
Mrs Maude e. Blxby took out permit
yesterday for a one and one-half story
frame cottage on Oakland avenue, to cost
5000.
Mrs. Jane Weber of Cherokee, grand
matron of the order in Iowa, will be present
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
The Dodge. Light Guards have scheduled
game Of football for Thanksgiving day
with Creighton college OF Omaha The
game will be played in Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coyle announce the
marriage of their daughter, Katherine, 10
howard X. Morgan. The wedding will take
April q.
Professor J. C. Grason OF the high schoo,
faculty. who has been dangerously III with
throat trouble, is somewhat improved and
there are strong hopes for his ultimate
recovery.
Congressman Smith has forwarded to
president Roosevelt the request of the peo-
pie of Malvern, Ia. that he make a short
stop there en- route from his western trip
to ST. Louis.
Drs; V. L. Treynor. Donald Macrae, sr.
man. man. n d. Rice and Mary Tinley are at
tending the meeting of the Iowa State
Medical society in Sioux City.
I, C. Leffert complained to the police
laso evening that thief had carried on
q ron OF mating valued at S25. while his
the nat at Is South Eighth street. ''''O
A minstrel performance for the beneht Of
tne Union Pacing strikers will be given this
evening at the New theater and indications
are that y will be well patronized, judgi
ing from the advance sale OF tickets
Mrs. Sweeney. who was called here by
the serious illness of her father Louis
in Wheeling. W. Va. Mr.. zuTmnebIe0 9 uef eoms is
much improved and almost convaiescent.
Sherman Fox of Cradle. Ia, and Matte
u. culver or California Junction, Ia, were
married in this city yesterday by Justice
Ouren. Justice Ouren also performed the
marriage ceremony for Waller E. Thomp-
mouth.
nehe.rs The rsmainRg q. cases against the ten
the Sabbath law by performing az the New
theater Sunday, March 20, were dismissed
IN Justice ouren's court yesterday and the
Llyod Kirkpatrick the l7-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Kirkpatrick. who was
seriously wounded by the accidental dis
charge OF his gun while hunting at Honey
Creek lake, April 1. is improving and his
complete recovery is NOW looked for, al
though ne is as yet unable TO sit up
]. A. Boice, who was taken from a Burl-
ington train last Sunday while on his way
TO Illinois from Denver, Colo. owing to his
mental condition and placed In ST. Ber-
JOY, ILL.,, by his brother, Horace Bolce who
came here for him.
At the session of the grand council OF
A. e. Brock Of this city was reelected
grand treasurer, Charles A. Beno was re-
elected a member Of the finance committee
ana A. T, Fiickinger reelected a member
OF the committee on laws,
The congregation OF Grace Episcopal
church, having cleared of the mortgage on
rector The church has been without a
rector since the resignation Of Rev. c.
Knox and the services have been conducted
by Edwin j. Abbott, lay reader.
The Board OF Park commissioners has de-
cided 20 advertise for bids for the privilege
! of the refreshment pavilion at Fairmount
the board expects t. derive suficient from
the concession 70 meet the, expense OF the
boards offices in the Merriam block.
Chris Peterson, a 14-year-old boy, living
/ at 10 Harrison street, was severely bitten
! by dog last evening. Young Peterson was
riding bicycle when the dog rushed from
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| leg, badly decorating the flesh The police
| were unable TO locate the owner OF the
| canine last night.
| Articles OF reincorporation OF the Union
| Transfer company for a further period OF
| twenty years were filed yesterday in the
ONCE Of the county recorder by II. l. For
! syth, vice president, and John s. Gretzer
| secretary OF the company. The corporate
life OF the company expired January y OF
| this year
James Jacoby, driver Of an expires.
| wagon, living at 1919 sixth avenue, wal
found to be suffering from smallpox yes
| terday and was quarantined at his home
Jacoby recently moved the effects OF tn,
Hibourn family, a member of which wal
stricken with smallpox and Il is suppose
| he contracted the disease at that time.
DR.. A. II. Carter of South First street 4
home from a trip 40 New York city. En-
route east, Dr. Carter was a passenger OI
the Grand Trunk line which colltded with
Height train near the Suspension bridge
Niagara Falls. DR.. Carter was rendere'