Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-02
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Additional News on Seventh Page.
The county board of supervisors meets to-
morrow for its June session.
The school board meets Tuesday evening
20 elect teachers for the ensuing year.
Singers are requested to bring their Gospel
hymn books and Join the chorus at the Chau-
tauqua meeting tonight.
A license was yesterday issued TO John A.
Green and Lena $. Heock, both of Lewis
township, TO commit matrinOny.
The work of painting the Pacific house
was commenced yesterday, and that struc-
ture will soon take on u more pleasing hue.
Jesse Walters has resigned the manage
ment of the Eiseman hose team, and Frank
Guanella has been elected 10 fill the va
cancy.
The contract for erecting the electric light
line TO the Chautaaqua grounds has been let
TO the Midland Electric company, and work
will be commenced at once.
Miss Olive Dorsey, the young lady who
was injured by a fall from an electric motor
train last January, hes brought suit against
the company for $4,000 damages.
The funeral of Amanda E., wife of Frank
Case VINO died Friday afternoon, will take
place at 2 o'clock tins afternoon from the
residence, 1911 South Eleventh street.
The individuals who were arrested at the
circus grounds Friday afternoon as sus-
picious characters, were discharged yester-
day morning, and ordered out of town.
A number of contempt cases will be heard
Monday. The prohibitionists have their de-
tective rusticating over Sunday, but it is
said he will be on hand to testify to morrow.
Now that the council has appropriated a
certain sum for extending the electric light
circuit TO the Chautauqua grounds, certain
of Manawa's principal property owners are
anxious to have similar move taken toward
extending the line to that popular summer
resort.
Mrs. Amanda Case, a niece of Captain
Overton, died at her home No. 1911 South
Eleventh street, Thursday, after an illness
OF about six weeks The funeral will be
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mrs Case
was married but n year ago Her mother.
Mrs Guilds, arrived from the east just in
time to witness the death of her daughter.
The Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway and
Bridge company now run a horse car from
the Ogden house to the Chicago, Burlington
x Quincy, st. Paul and Rock Island depots,
leaving the Ogden house at 9:10 p m. and
making the night trains on these roads. 1t
also makes connection at Pearl street with
the motor train which leaves Omaha at
$40 0p m.
An entertainment will be given IN the Ma
sonic Temple hall Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Mount Zion Baptist church.
The programme will consist of music by the
colored children of the city, and some col
ored gentlemen of Omaha. Mr.. S. Robbins,
of Omaha will deliver an address on 1.-The
Future of America" Refreshments will be
served at the close of the entertainment.
The Catholic ladies of st. Francis Zaviers
church give promenade concert and straw
berry festival, after which dancing will be
the attraction at Masonic Temple, Wednes-
day evening, June 5. The Mandolin and
guitar club, of Omaha, will give several in
strumental and vocal selections, besides
Other vocal numbers by some of the best
singers of the city. very pleasant evening
is assured to all who attend. Admission 25c.