Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-26
Soutb Omab, Notes.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Ohlson.
Frank S. Dewey, of the exchange, has re-
turned from Chicago.
William Bussard, of Albright, has re-
turned from Dubuque, Ia,
A dance will be given by Volcov Pivorka,
in the National hall, Sunday evening.
The young men at the Exchange are ar.
ranging to organize symnasttc club.
Medford Cross. formerly resident is
back from San Francisco, visiting friends
A. E. Davis was fined SIS by Judge King
for slapping his wife, Lizzie, of Albright no /.
tOriety.
A. V. Miller, who has been confined to his
room for some weeks, is better and able to
be out.
The Swift and Armour. Cudahy ball clubs
will play in the Third ward park Sunday af-
ternoon.
The PapilIon and Sobotker clubs will play
ball at Sarpy Mills, Sunday, August 4, at
2:30 o'clock. t
James Thompson made himself too numer
GUS and James Lowry had hlm run in for
disturbing the peace.
Thomas w. Whittlesey, superintendent Of
the machinery at the George H. Hammond ~
Co. packing houses, is ill.
James Murphy, of the clerical force at
Swift & Companv's packing houses, received
an accidental cut in the leg with a razor by
H. S. Ballard.
B. d. Davis, a carpenter working at the
packing houses of George II. Hammond &
Co., stepped into a catch basin Wednesday
and sprained his ankle.
The Reserves of Omaha and the Sobotkers
OF this city, will play ball in Hascalfs park,
Fifteenth and Vinton streets, Sunday after
noon ut 2 80 o'clock.
At the F'orester's picnic at Waterloo, Au-
gust T. Captain John }. Sexton and Joseph
l.. Anderson will run u foot-race for S25
side. The money is up.
Two clubs from Omaha dry goods houses
will play ball in the Third ward park Satur.
day afternoon after the game between the
fats and leans is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Eversole. through TIE
BEE, wish to return thanks to the many
neighbors and friends who were so kind in
their troubles and bereavement.
Mr.. John Toner and Miss Ella G. Bates
will be married in st. Bridget's Catholic
church August 1, at s o'clock. The Rev.
Father d. w. Moriarty will officiate.
John Toner'S horse, driven by Edward
Corrigan, ran away on Twenty-sixth street
Thursday morning. Captain Sexton caught
the animal before damage was done.
Wednesday evening. after the council adj
journed, Mayor Sloane and Councilman Fen
vo locked horns on the streets and the old
rag was chewed at both ends till the crowd
was pleased. t...-..
Martin Dunn and Timothy Kelly became
too big a crowd Thursday evening, and were
run in for being drunk and disturbing the
peace. They will explain before Judge King
Friday morning. ....rs
A we'll attended meeting OF the committees
to arrange for st. Agnes second picnic, was
held in A. O. II. hall Wednesday evening,
All sub committees were appointed and final
arrangements made for the occasion.
A lamp in the barber shop of Anderson
Brothers. under the National bank, fell,
Wednesday evening, causing a slight fire.
Rescue hose was out III a moment nut tho
flames were extinguished before The tiremcn
could do anything. No damage.
Tuesday evening a pleasant social dance
was given by Michael Connors in his new
brick house, in the southwest part of the
Third ward. Mr.. Connors has his house
completed and furnished and will marry in
few days an estimable Wisconsin lady.
The injunctions served Yesterday even,
ing on the mayor and members of the city
council and on the Motor and Tramway
Street Railway companies stopped all work
and have so tied up things that no man know
eth the outcome thereof. The i'll feeling ex-
isting between city officials nearly resulted
in "a row.
Frank Snodgrass. the man who so myster-
iously disappeared from this city some weeks
ago, and left his bride wife and chiia NJ the
Reed hotel has not h3ou heard from. His
parents ia Council Bluffs have no traces of
mis- whereabouts, Gnd the opinion is evenly
DIVIDED between deserving his family aud
foul play. Mrs. Snodgrass has gone to Sioux
City.