Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-10
South Omaha Notes.

Police Officer Rodie Redmond was arrested
Saturday on warrant issued by Justice
Holmes. on an information sworn to by
Policeman b. +. Finnerty, on the charge OF
interfering with an officer, and was placed
under $500 bail for his appearance Thursday
at 2 o'clock. This is tho outcome of the
gambling row, and Mr. Finnerty claims that
he had McCracken and Faulkner under
arrest Friday night when Officer Redmond
arrived on the scene.
The names of Messrs f. M. Richardson,
Patrick j. King, T. s.. Thorp and Almo
Jackson have been posted as applicants for
Live Stock Exchange members.
Marshal James T. Mahoney, after weeks
illness and losing twenty pounds, is out on
duty.
George j. Seltzer, chief ranger of Magic
City Court No. 16S, Independent Order of
Foresters, left Saturday for Bloomington,
ILL.,, as a delegate to attend the fifteenth
annual session of the High Court.
The receipts, for the last quarter at the
South Omaha postoffice, were S4,2n.S7. The
receipts for the corresponding quarter year
ago were only $1,000.
The board of directors, of the Live Stock
exchange, met Saturday afternoon but
transacted no business of public interest
u. p. Hedges has returned from Decorah,
Ia, where he attended the fifth annual ses-
sion of the Chief Collegum, V. S. A., as a
representative of South Omaha Col(egium
No. 1872.
About thirty couples attended the apron
dance given by the Bohemian Young Ladies
club, at the National hall, Saturday night.
Pivouko's band furnished the music
The South Omaha Gun club will hold its
first regnlar shoot at the Third ward grounds
at 9:3O O'CLOCK Sunday morning.
Mrs. Sophia Blondon, aged seventy-one
years, died Saturday at the residence of her
sons, John and Thomas Blondon, Twenty
seventh and Il streets, of cancer, and will be
buried in Lanrel Hill cemetery Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
While in South Omaha Saturday the b. g.
M, officials decided to build round-house.
The place is not yet, selected, but it is be-
lieved the house will be built at the Y, north
of the b. x M. depot. ,g,
The Hard Times ball at Bowley's hall.
Thirty second and II streets, was the largest
and most successful ball yet given by the
Odd Number social club. ,r
}. j. Connell, wealthy stockman of Lower
O'Connell street. Dublin, ireland, was VS.
ltor at the stock yards yesterday.
DIR. S. Y, Bates has bought IA drug store in
Council Bluffs and will remove to that city.
Thieves invaded the Karin hotel and took
John Marrlsh. ulD
w. A. Goodman has arrived from Ham.
mond, Ind, and will have, charge Of the kill
ing department in the George +. Hammond
packing house. tr-
Brevitics.
The revivalists, Miller, and Potter, hold
their meeting this evening at Exposition
hail. instead of at the Armory, as was at
first announced.
A meeting of the Pennsylvania association
in Nebraska will be held III the City hall
Monday evening, at 1880, for the purpose of
making final arrangements for a supper to
be given February IA, at Masonic hall. All
members especially requested to be present.
Collections of internal revenue yesterday
amounted TO 81 ,22S.4s.
l., Hansen, a teamster, drove across the
sidewalk at the corner of Davenport and
Fifteenth streets yester day and was fined
1870.
A seven year boy named Frank Smith
has been missing from his home since Fri
day night. He wore rubber boots, brown
pants and blue and white coat.
Charles Anderson, the tough hackman,
who fiourished knives, neck -yokes and re-
yolvers Unfortunately around the livery
barn at 407 South Eighteenth street, was
fined SIS and costs by Judge Berka yester-
day.