Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-15
Notes About the City.

j. C. Graham, of Indianola, Ia, has re-
moved tn South Omaha.
Jacob Joskaes will remodel and enlarge
his cigar mandatory this week.
The w. G.. II. u will meet in the Methodist
Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock
The Easter chorus class will meet in the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
County Commissioner Peter ]. Corrigan
and Edward German are down with ma
larial fever.
Thomas McGurck who arrived Sunday
from New York. is very sick, having an ab-
scess formed on his left lung.
Misses Katie Connolly, Mollie Slattery and
Kate Harkins, of Omaha, were Sunday
guests of South Omaha friends.
Tickets are now on sale for the c. M. b.
A.. entertainment in Hunts opera house,
Thursday evening May 9th.
Councilman O'Rourke, Of the license COM
mittee, reports that out of forty-six saloon
keepers one wants the license fee paid down,
nine don't care and thirty-six want it paid
quarterly as has been done in the past.
j. w. Tanner, editor of the Fullerton
Post, and j. M. Tanner, of the Omaha
World, spent Sunday the guests Of friends
in South Omaha.
The committee on arrangements of Di-
vision No. 3, @. M. b. A., will report at the
Labor hall, for the ball and reception May o.
William Becksted has sold his Twenty-ffth
street meat market to j. Bucher, of Albright,
and John Byren, of New York. The new
firm takes possession Monday morning.
Not less than three thousand people came
from Omaha and Council Bluffs to spend
Sunday in South Omaha, so the depot Off
cias say, and between seven and eight hun
dred tickets were sold for Omaha.
The regular weekly dance at the National
hall drew a large crowd Sunday evening.
Good music, good order and good time
were the order OF the evening. Well at
tended dances were also held at Iang's pa
Wilton, Twenty-fourth and G streets, and at
the Columbia hotel, @ and Twenty-seventh
streets, Third ward
President A. Comstock. of Providence, r.
J., and George Hotchkiss, of New York, one
Of the leading stockholders of the George H.
Hammond Packing company, spent Satur-
day in the city looking over the plans for the
new packing house plant. General Manager
q. w. Simpson, of Chicago, will arrive to-
day, and these gentlemen with Superintend-
ent N. Fl. Meday, will settle on the plans.
In the Gun club shoot, yesterday morning,
out of 20 birds, j. German got IS. Fred Bow
ley IL, Simon $. Remer and Joseph h. Egger
each s. and Michael Remer z.
John Hoggerty, an unfortunate sufferer
with malarial fever, claims that after he
was taken to the county hospital he was
abused so that he could not remain. Return
ing to police headquarters at South Omaha
Saturday, he was cared for, and Sunday was
taken TO ST. Joseph's hospital, and arrange.
ments made for the best of care.
Three men, lately working at the packing
house of Swift & Co., quit work Saturday,
and will start for Oklahoma Monday. They
are armed with all the latest rifles, rcvolvers
and knives.
The Grand Lodge, U. o. T. b., of Ne
braska, will meet in Germania hall, Omaha
Thursday evening at 80 o'clock. and will
Grand Lodge, from st. Louis. Rudolph
Hortz, of this city, is Grand Trcu Meister
The festivities will conclude with ball.