Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-25
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Boston Store white goods and linen sale.
Sons of Veterans will meet Monday night,
Every member is expected to be present
Alonzo A.. Ball and Bertha Purdue, both OF
Pottawattamie county, were married by
Justice Wien Yesterday.
After March | the United States Express
company will handle the busine on the
Milwaukee system instead of the ADAMS
company.
Harmon chapter No. 25, Order Of Eastern
Star. will hold a special meeting in Masonic
hall on Tuesday night for the purpose OF
initiation.
MIR. Houston, who lives on North First
street near the corner OF Washington
avenue, slipped on the ice last evening ana
fell, breaking IN arm.
The funeral of Henry Lauter will be held
Monday afternoon at . o'clock IRON MS rest
dence in Garner township under the auspices
of the Treubund lodge.
Friday afternoon n large crowd gathered
Mt the North Eighth street mission ana the
ladies engaged in the work there supplied
fftv-two persons with clothing.
1he funeral of George II. Braun will occur
Monday afternoon at = o'clock from the
residence, corner of Sixth street and Nine
teenth avenue, Rev. L. w. Allen officiating.
The Woman's Christian association Will
meet with Mrs. George Phelps MONDAY
afternoon at 3 o'clock to arrange for the
Hans Albert concert to be given for the
benefit of the hospital on Saturday evening,
March 3. a full attendance is requested.
The Utilc Dulce society of st. Johns
English Lutheran church will give a hard
times sociable Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of the Misses Kahle, 1890 Fourth ave
nue.. Mush and milk and gingerbread Will
be the refreshments, and 10 cents the
charge.
At the last regular meeting of council No.
!, Commercial Pilgrims of America, appro-
pirate resolutions were passed upon the
death of M. V. Blackburn, Il member OF Dies
Moines council No. 3. The deceased was
formerly editor and proprietor of the Ma
tional Traveller.
The Armitage-Herschell company Of New
York commenced an action IN the district
court yesterday to replevin a riding gallery
with engine and other apparatus, alleged to
be now in the possession of the Union Pacific
railway and the receivers thereof. The
property in litigation is valued at about
$1,000.
Arrangements are being made for a bene-
fit to be given on Thursday evening, March
Is at Dohany's, for the stage hands at the
opera house. A program will be rendered
consisting of speciality business by local tai
ent, and chief among the attractions IS
promised a song and dance by Chlef-of-
Police Scanlan.
A Longfellow service will be rendered at
the Congregational church this evening.
Mrs. Wakefield will sing THE Bridge" the
words of which ARE by Longfellow, and Mrs.
Wakefield and Miss Katherine Ogden will
sing u duet, THE Curfew Bell" Rev. DR..
Askin will deliver a lecture on "The lnilu-
ence of Longfellow's Poems on Religious
Life"
The meetings that have been going on in
the Christian tabernacle for the past week
have been so largely attended that it has been
decided to limit the attendance to 800 this
evening. that being the seating capacity of
the audience room. Eight hundred tickets
have been issued and placed in the hands of
the members for the purpose of distribution,
and in the Church Mirror the members
are invited TO stay away in order that their
places may be occupied by those who do not
belong. No one will be admitted without q
ticket until after 7:45 o'clock.
Mr.. Rohne, the piano and vocal teacher,
wants 100 ladies and gentlemn for his
chorus singing class. Tuition for a term of
three months only SIPS. Leave your name
and address with the Mueller Music company.
Miss Dickinson, who has been at the
Hotel Brunswick with art needle work,
will be at the Ogden next Tuesday morning
for a few days. Stamped pieces and
materials for sale.
Carbon Coal company. "a Pearl street,
Grand hotel. Get our cash prices on best
hard and soft coal before buying.