Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-24
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SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
The First Sarsfield Dance.

The First SarSheld Dance.
The ladies of the Sarsfield club feel Justly
proud over the social success of their first
dance given Thursday evening in A. o. H.
hall. All came with smiles of expectancy
and went away with beaming satisfaction.
Good music and that attractive attention, so
acceptable and pleasing that only ladies can
give, made the dance a charming success.
Among the visitors were Misses Minnie Cliff
ford, Nellie Gurvey, Catharine White, Kate
Quealey, Mollie Slattery and Katie Conway,
and Messrs. Frank Clifford, Edward Dee,
Frank Beaton and Albert Beaton, of Omaha.
Notes About the City.
s. M. Press is over in Sheridan, Ia, visit
ing friends at his old home.
Misses Lucy Droxel, Emma Lawgan, Katie
Elsis and Mrs. August DreXel. of Omaha
attended the party Wednesday evening at
the residence of MIR. and Mrs. John N.
Gramlich. An elegant lunch was served
and games, charades and music made de-
lightful evening.
II. j. SAKE is expected home from Calfor-
mia, where he has been spending the winter
Messrs c. w. Campbell, A. M. Spooner
and H. Il. Adams have applied to be admit
ted as members in the Live Stock Exchange
Engineer Fred H. Meyer has gone to and
located in Pierre, Dakota.
Thomas Stephenson and Miss Jessie Lind
sey were married Wednesday ut Sixth and
Pierce streets, Omaha. Mr.. Stephenson,
better and locally known as "Pocotello
Tom," is one of the popular switchmen of
the Union Stock yards crews, and Miss
Lindsey was well known and popular in
South Omaha.
The ladies of the Protestant Episcopal so.
ciety will give strawberry and ice cream
festival Saturday evening in Miss Austa
Clark's building, No. 2417 N street.
The attempted suicide Of Charles V. Har-
ris, at the Arcade hotel, Omaha, Wednesday,
creates considerable interest in South
were well known.
The third game Of the billiard tourney at
the Emanon. was played Wednesday night
with l.. j. Carpenter 200 at scratch, who
dropped out at IS: George II. Gratiot at 170,
and made 1872; u. Cuddington at 1865, and
Miss Elizabeth Casey, of Missouri Valley.
who is not in good health, is in the city VS.
iting her brother, John Casey.
John L. Means, Of Grand Island, one Of
the leading citizens of that thriving city, and
Warren Thomas, of Omaha, spent Thursday
looking over the Magic City.
Mrs. Henry Martin, of Charleston, WA,
has arrived in the city to visit her children
at the Des Moines house.
w. A. L. Gibbon, cashier of the Nebraska
Savings bank, has been appointed one of the
committee to arrange for Merchants Week''
in Omaha
Councilman John N burke is arranging
for game Of hurting He has sent to New
York for fine ball, and expects TO arrange
for game early IN June, at which game u
number of Omaha friends will be present to
take part.
Joseph Hrdlrick has opened grocery store
on North Twenty sixth street.
Thomas Brouder and Johanna Blum, both
Of this city, have been licensed to wed.
S. Il. Krigbaum, living west Of the city,
met with an accident and broke his right
arm. o.
f. o. Dare, of Harrisburg, Pa, is in tho
city visiting his son George.
What came near being q serious accident
occurred about o'clock, Thursday evening,
near Twcnty-third and . streets. Edward
Davis, his sister Mary, and q domestic in
ALI THROWN ' out No one was p ssrips,v VIM in.
iured.