Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-22
Notes About the CITY.

Charles Sterns, who has been attending
the Iowa Agricultural college at Ames, has
returned home.
N C. Gibbs and family have gone to Bos-
ton to live.
Treasurer Thomas Geary on Friday re-
ceived the $4,000 funding bonds, and the
bonds are now for sale.
Elder M. @. Hancock will hold services in
the Albright school house on Sunday evening
at o'clock.
A red-hot Bohemian row, in which for
eign profanity and native brickbats played
prominent part, enlivened Twenty-fifth and
M streets Friday afternoon.
Robert w. Shropshire has been added to
the night force at the Union Pacific depot
Car RepaTer Patrick Carey, of the Union
Stock Yards railroad force, was accidentally
nit with the coupling head of the air brake
hose Friday evening, receiving such cut ON
top of the head that he soon afterwards
tainted. The wound was dressed by ply
sician. a~,
The county board of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians will meet in A. o. H. hail, Row
ley's block, South Omaha, June 26, at
o'clock. BY order of q. ID.
Mrs. Saunders, wife of Baggageman F. M.
Saunders, of the dummy train, who has been
spending eight months in Toledo, O., has re-
turned to her home in Council Bluffs.
The man who fell off the Q street viaduct,
Friday morning, is slightly better, and the
attending surgeon thinks he has a chance to
Omaha.
DIR. D. W. OFT. of Riverside, Ia, is the
guest of DR.. j. Glasgow.
The infant son of Silas w. Mccoy died at
1 O'Clock Friday afternoon, and will be in.
tered in the cemetery, five miles southwest
of the city, on Sunday. Mr.. Mccoy will
return from Missouri on Saturday.
Messrs Frank N. Cautlie, Charles Web
ster and Frank Burmese have arranged for
the Caledonian picnic at La Platte on July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Mead have gone to
Cleveland, Ohio, on visit.
Ex- City Engineer r. Fl. Lawrence has re-
turned from Columbus.
The Germania gardens will be opened Sun
day, June 30.
Mrs Eli H. Doud and child will leave
Saturday, for a visit with relatives in Chi
cago and Ithica, N. Y, to be gone all sum
mer.
Matthew Miller, one of the expert butchers
at Swift s. Co.'s packing houses, has gone to
Lake county, Indiana, for a two weeks visit.
The funeral services of the late John
Toner will be held in ST. Bridget's Catholic
church Saturday morning at o'clock. The
body will be removed from the home at
O'Clock, and the interment will be in st.
Mary's cemetery.
Jesse Mack, severely afflicted with collie, is
out of his mind and in critical condition.
Court Magic City, No. 1853, Independent
Order of F'oresters, will hold picnic
August 3.
|. A strange Bohemian employed IN the kill
| ing gang at the Armour. .Cudahy packing
houses Thursday had truck hook fall on
him, knocking him down and cutting a cash
| in the side of his head above the right ear.
Thursday nail tore bad hole in the
| ball of the right thumb and palm of the
| hand of Mr. Linden, a carpenter working on
the high school building.
While hosting cement on the Q street VIA
| duct yesterday, A. T.. Mooney, an employe,
| had his left Eand drawn in pulley, mash
| ing the two middle fingers so bad that surgi-
| cal attendance was necessary.
South Omaha LODGE No. 52 U. o. 7. b.,
| has postponed its picnic to be given to the
| Omaha, Council Bluffs and PIattsmouth
lodges, until Sunday, June 30.
Nearly two score of members of South
| Omaha lodge, No. &C, A. O. u. W., went to
| Omaha Thursday evening to join in the
parade, and all were we'll pleased.
Patrick Shea, employed in the killing gang
| at the Armour Cudahy packing house,
| Wednesday badly cut the middle finger of
! his right hand.
| So that all may attend the Council Bluffs
| Chautauqua, Sunday afternoon next, there
| will be no services in the evening at the
| Presbyterian church.
| Samuel Kentoun, who was accused of hav-
| ing stolen articles to the value of $50 from
| f. II. Sanders. was discharged by Judge
| King for want of prosecution.
| Frank Ebe, a lost boy, was found by the
| police and returned to his parents.