Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-22
Magic City Gossip.

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Mrs. Frank Watts left yesterday for Chi
r. {. Young OF the Swift force has gone
to Chicago.
e. Trsehaft is home from a visit at the
Worlds far.
Justice Levy is home from a successful
trip to Oklahoma.
Til remaining days for registration are
October ~ and November 3 and 4.
Bert Ankels, ~bookkeeper for Babcock, the
painter, is home from the Worlds far.
Mrs. A. r. Bemke and daughter Flossie
are home from a visit to the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Jessie Foster and daughter of Blair
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Tanner.
A. G. Young Of Atlantic, Ia, who has been
the guest of j. w. Slpe, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. DIR. Martin of Columbus is in the
city the guest of her sister, Mrs. DIR. e. l..
Siggins.
Dave Mahoney. agent at the Union Pacific
depot, is home from u trip to the Chicago
fair.
The Misses Lucy and Alice Braddock left
yesterday morning for Chicago and the
Worlds fair. 3
Miss Celia Madden and Miss Theresa Nc
Cornell nave returned after a few weeks
visit to Chicago and the fair.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Albright will
meet and reorganize next Friday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Dennis.
The jury in the case of larceny against
Henry Little returned a verdict of not guilty
and the defendant was discharged.
Mrs. Harry j. Waffle died Friday of
typhoid fever. The interment will be at
Laurel Hill cemetery today at 2 y. m.
Major Davis, one of the best known citi-
zens in this locality has resumed his duties
as hog inspector at the Cudahy packing
house.
D., L % p.%,1z Il
church in Albright, shas started the publ
cation of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Record.
On Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
church Rev. Il. l.. Wheeler will preach on
"The Unchanged Priest" There will be no
evening service.
The members of st. Agnes church are
arranging a program for an entertainment
to be given in Bauer's concert hall on the
evening of November L.
Rev. j. w. Earle, DID,, will deliver his
lecture, "a Birds Eye View Of the Bible"
in the Baptist church this morning. The
pastor will preach in the evening on "Aris-
tocracy."
Fifteen stockmen got after a runaway
sheep over near the stock yards Friday night
and made so much racket they aroused the
police. Matters were explained and no ar
rests were made.
There will be a special meeting next Mon
day evening of Nebraska lodge No. 227,
Ancient Order of United Workmeu, to take
action on the celebration OF the twenty-ifth
anniversary of the order. All members are
requested TO be present.
The pastors of the various churches in
South Omaha and Albright, met and agreed
to hold union services on Thanksgiving day
at the new Methodist church, corner of
Twenty-third and N streets. Rev. Pomeroy,
the new Christian minister, will deliver the
sermon.
The Women's Auxiliary OF st. Martins
Episcopal church will give an afternoon tea,
Tuesday, October "A, at the residence Of
Mrs. Arthur L. Gooch, near the corner of
Twenty-fourth and j streets. Refresh
ments will be served from 3 to s o'clock, and
fancy articles will he on sale.
Paul Stevens has resigned his position as
guardian of the chain gang because the city
cut of his pay for days and half-days when
he was not out on the streets with a gang OF
men. MIR. Stevens was a very efficient man
for this work, and in addition to guarding
the prisoners and getting good work out Of
them he made a full hand himself. His pay
was only 81. rs a day and he did not consider
IL fair TO dock him for time lost. The mayor
is looking for a new man TO take his place.
A grand ball will be given by division No.
3, Ancient Order of Hibernians, at Bauer's
hall on Wednesday evening, November l5.
The following committees have the affair in
charge: Master OF ceremonies, Charles p.
O'Hara; arrangements, I'D. Fitzgerald, p. j.
McDonough, j. j. OtRourke, M. Diggin and
Torrance O'Hanlon; reception, Il. j. Nc
Donough, Charles r.. O'Hara, r. j. O'Nelll,
w j. Mangan and Thomas Bowling; floor,
G.. w. Fitzgerald, j. j. Fitzgerald and M. j..
Flahertyi doorkeepers, Francis Boyle and
IT,. Sullivan.