Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
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Boston Store, Today sale.
Mrs. EDWIN Manning ana Mrs. Judge
Knapp pf K~eosauqua, Ia, are visiting al tho
home of +. II. Hill.
Mrs. DIR. Montgomery received tho news
last evening of the death Of her only sister,
Mrs. l.. G. Lindsey Of Usage, ia.
"Cradle Songs of All Nations" will be
given with varied costumes at the Congre-
gational church Thursday evening.
Miss May Wicofr entertained n large
number OF her friends at her home on Third
street Thursday night, a very enjoyable
time being had.
Special services will begin at the Danish
Lutheran church on Monday evening con,
Quoted by Rev. j. Indus Farley, pastor OF
the Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church.
All members Of company l., Third regi-
mcnt, are hereby ordered to be at armory
Tuesday evening, November q, at $50.
Special business. By order w. n. Altchlson,
captain commanding.
Rev. j. II. Davis is i'll with an attack OF
tho grippe. His pulpit at the First Baptist
church will be occupied this morning by
Rev. A. w. Clark of Omaha and in the even
ing by Rev. T. +. Thickstun.
Rev. Il. w. Allen was rendered a surprise
party last Tuesday night at his residence:
About seventy-fve Of the young people OF
his church and congregation visited him ana
spent the evening pleasantly in various
amusements.
Two young ladies' named Schley were
thrown from a buggy yesterday morning
near the School for the Deaf. Upon getting
in the buggy the horses again ran away and
threw them out u second time. They es-
capped serious injury.
The ladies of the North Eighth street mis-
sion have issued clothing to poor children OF
the city to the number Of se~vcnty-tive. but
there are many who are still in want. These
ladies are doing n good work and deserve
the hearty cooperation Of the charltably
disposed people of the city.
The police claim to have a clew to the
Identity Of the tall man and short man VINO
committed so many holdups in the city q
few weeks ago. They are residents of the
city. 4 watch is being kept of their move
mentsS, and IL they try 1T again the probabll-
ity is that they will find themselves nabbed.
A company of little tots will put their
dolls through a drill at the Congregational
church next Thursday night. A number of
other novel attractions, with excellent music,
and sweet lullabies from foreign lands, odd
cradles, queer babies, foreign mammas,
nursery tableauX, etc. are all on the pro-
gram. Only rs cents.
Miss Wayne Milholland, assisted by Miss
Mittie NJ. Pile, entertained the Il. 7. Il.
club Friday evening in a novel way. Each
guest was provided with a list of words to
compose into poetry. Miss May Caldwell's
poem received the first prize, while Miss
Jennie Mcintosh sought consolation in the
BOBBY prize. Refreshments were served.
The men in the local office of the Plano
Manufacturing company have received word
of the arrest of II. r.. Pearson, the Kansas
City manager for the company, on the
charge of embezzlement. The company
claims he is short in his accounts in the sum
of 81 300, while he claims his defalcation is
merely q technical one and that he will
eventually be turned loose.
The new Christian tabernacle on the
Cnrpar pf Mynatpr and Scott 9trpptS will he
dedicated with appropriate exercises on
Sunday, December 3. The Sunday school
will also have a special jubilee program on
that day. Souvenir programs for the dedi.
catory exercises are already in the hands OF
the printer and will be circulated among
the friends of the church some line this
week.
H. J. Bublitz. who is employed in John
Linder's establishment on South Main
street, fell into an old we'll under the cellar
of the building. Fortunately he caught hold
of the boards at the top of the well as he
fell, and his calls for help soon brought the
other employees to his assistance. He was
dragged out unhurt, excepting for a SCALP
wound caused by a sharp nail in one of the
boards overhead.
The United Order of the Treubund gave q
ball at the Masonic temple last evening. A
large mum Der of the members of the order
Were present and spent the evening in dane
ing to the music of an orchestra. Most Of
those present were Germans, and when PEG
pie OF this nationality get together they
always have a good time. Last nights en-
tertainment was no exception to the genera
rule. Fine refreshments were served abou
midnight.
Rev. Henry De Long will conduct tn,
Epworth league meeting at Broadwa!
Methodist Episcopal church this evening a
$3.50, instead of the regular preaching ser
vice, as has been reported. The Broadwa,
church is on the site where Mr.. De Lon
learned TO gamble twenty-five years age
Mrs. Wilson, q sister of p. Il. Bliss, vii
begin the service with n brief song service
MI. Bliss was n celebrated hymn writer il
his lifetime, and his sister. is q grea
vocalist.
Thanksgiving is coming: Leve
headed ladies will go to W.. S. Homer
grocery for s~easonable delicacies. III
has n fine stock of fresh goods ana price
are reasonable.