Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-14
Notes About the City.

Mr. and Mrs. q. Grant, formerly In the
employ of Swift & Co., have removed to
the Silverhorn packing house.
Rev. Daniel Rogers is convalescing.
William McEndree left for his homo in
Central City Wednesday evening to arrange
his affairs, and will return Saturday.
The Metropolitan hotel, John Fixa pro-
prietor, opened Wednesday night. A fine
band furnished music and ye landlord did
the handsome to his many guests
Superintendent Edward A. Cudahy, who
has been very ill for some time, is decidedly
better and is able to go out of his house.
Misses Hattie and Mary Irwin Of Avoca.
Ia, are visiting Miss Zula Grace.
Miss Nellie Root, the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner A. Root, is home
from Beatrice to spend the summer school
vacation,
In the first saw-off game in the Emanon bill
lard tournament played Wednesday evening,
with p. w. r. Sage at 81, who made SO,
Albert e. Brigham at scratch 200 who made
la and j. e. Colman at 96 and won.
Stephen Volz, the tailor, and Harmon Sc
Cash, grocers, Thursday moved into Major
Herman's new block, South Twenty-sixth
street.
Judge Reuther has received telegram
from WILMINGTON, Del, informing him that
No particulars are given. It is impossible
for him and his family to go to attend the
funeral. ..
Born-A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Kearn.
During the last twelve months there have
been 170 funerals in South Omaha, Messrs.
Brewer 81 Sullivan having charge of the un-
dertaking in III cases and Messrs. Heafey &
Heafey in tifty-three cases.
Fred L. Gillu, of Atlantic Ia, is in the
city visiting his sisters and brothers in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Caughey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou r. PinnelL
The dam at letter & Young's brewery,
washed away by the flood Friday night has
been rebuilt. The damage was only about
5000 to the dam.
DR.. T. R. Ward, Of Omaha, and L. T:
Spangler, OF Hancock, La, are the guests OF
DIR. j. M. Glasgow.
Delegations of visiting firemen from Coun-
Gil Bluffs are in the city every day during the
tourney to see the Union Stock yards, and in
spect the packing houses.
S. Fl. Morrison, of Nebraska City, senior
vice department commander and inspecting
officer of the G. A. r., and Comrade Charles
e. Burmester, OF Omaha, were in the city
and attended the meeting of Robert r. Iiv-
ingston Post, No. 2S2 G. A. r., Thursday
evening.
The body of dead man was found in the
river east of the city Thursday evening,
yearly opposite the mouth of the tunnel.
Nothing was found on the body to identify
him.
Rowland W. Curtin drew nice gold watch
in the Sans jewelry lottery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mcbride, with
family, of Middletown, N. Y, are Visiting
Ira b. Mapes. Mr.. Mcbride win locate IN
Norfolk. Mrs. Mcbride is q sister of Mr..
Mapes.
Miss Cora Wiers, Of New Haven, Mich, is
visiting her brother, Elmer Il. Wiers, of the
Pacific railroad force
Miss Josephine Novak, of Iowa City, Is
Waiting har siefer and p-Ia
and Mrs. Casper Podolok.
Jacob Young, of the brewery firm of
letter & Young, has removed to Omaha.
Harry Dennis has returned from Ida
Grove, Iowa.
Next Wednesday afternoon the supreme
lodge, A. o. U. W., will visit South Omaha.
Messrs. Jacob Jaskolek, Charles Lear and
Harry B. Menefee have been appointed q
committee to receive and entertain them.
About one hundred visitors are expected.
among them many ladies. They will be
shown the stock yards and packing houses.
r. A. Tillottson, of Marshall, Mich, who
has been visiting his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. SAKE, has gone
to kearney to visit another daughter
j. A. Anderson, of Storm Lake, Ia, who
has been visiting his sons, Joseph l.. aud
Marshall Anderson, has returned home.
Mrs. John ID. Highly, of Des Moines, To-,
is very sick at the residence of her parents,
Captain and Mrs. j. w. Cress.
Shelony s. Podolok will give dance at
their M. street hall Saturday evening.
The Union Pacific ball club challenges the
Swift club to play for purse ut any time
hereafter to be agreed upon.
A lamp in the store window of William Fl.
Kyne 81 Co. foil Thursday evening and gave
O close call for a serious conhagration. Mr.
Kyne fortunately got hold of the burning
lace curtains and other draperies and
dragged them into the street before any
serious damage was done.
AT the last meeting of Company Il. X.
Wells, No. 20O Sons of Veterans, the regu-
lar meeting night was changed TO every
Monday night, in the otfice of e. X. Wells.
Arthur Il. Lee, who has been In Chicago
for some weeks, is back home, and on Fri
day, in company with ]. b. Puckett, will
start for New Mexico.
Swift & Co. have occupied their new
office, and Thursday the old offioe furniture
was removed up to the new office building.
A party of young folks went to Albright
to spend Thursday evening with Miss Kate
Wyman.
ClOthe Vice In Rags.
When Lord Dudley and other noble
lords were arrested in the raid on the
Field gambling club, the charge against
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