Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-08
Magic City Gossip.

II. 5. Clark, druggist, 2422 n street.
Slabaugh, dentist, N. w. cor. oath & n SITS.
William Thompson of Merinc Wyo, is
visitor in the city.
Fires were started In the stoves in the
street cars yesterday.
Prompt delivery, clean coal, at f. A. Broad
we'll & Bro, PALS N street.
f. A. Broadwell G. Bro have removed their
coal office to 2i1S n street.
T. ID. Goss of Wayne was at the yards
yesterday with two cars of cattle.
The Monday Night club meets with Mrs
J. Is. Smiley tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Charles Eoff will preach in Grace
Methodist Episcopal church this afternoon.
Elder Harry Wells will conduct services
at the Maxwell Memorial mission this after
noon.
According to the last registration the pop
ulation OF South Omaha at the present time
is 13,24S.
Misses Mary and Mabel Rodman of Blair
are the guests OF their brother Charles
Rodman, 2115 n street.
There is a case of scarlet fever at the
home of John Ross on Nineteenth street,
between n and o streets.
civil service examination will be held
at the High school on December 5 for
clerks and carriers in the postal service.
The hour for Sunday school and morning
preaching service at the First Methodist
church has been changed from $50 and
1890 a. m. to 10 and IL o'clock.
On Wednesday evening, November 4,
Charles Peterson and Miss Fannie Howe
were married by Rev. DR.. Winshlp of the
First Methodist church. The young couple
will commence housekeeping at Twentieth
and l. streets.
General Manager Babcock of the stock
yards company has made arrangements
with Local Forecast Official Welsh for cold
wave warnings this winter When signals
are ordered up for fall in temperature
cold wave flag will be displayed on the
staff in the park surrounding the stock
yards offices.
THE Temple Dedicated" is the topic for
the bible school at the First Presbyterian
church at $40 o'clock this morning. The
junior department, under the care of Miss
Kate Gammil and Mrs May c. Smith
meets in the lecture room at the same
hour. Pastor Wheeler breaches at II a.
m. Annual Offering for church erection fol-
lows sermon.
Secretary Morton of the Department of
Agriculture has ordered the discontinuance
OF the quarantine regulations ON November
10. The order will not affect the yards
here to any great extent, as very little
stock was received here from districts in
side the quarantine lines, unless consigned
direct to the slaughterer, and in that case
it did not enter the yards at ALL but went
direct to the killing pens
Frank Dolezal, who assaulted Joseph
Dworak a few days ago, has been arrested
on warrant sworn out in Justice Hedges
court, and will have hearing Monday
forenoon. Dolezal runs a saloon and gam
bling house combination here and endeavors
to be a political ward boss. Because
Dworak saw fit to vote for Mckinley and
sound money Dolezal took it upon himself
to beat him shameiully
The following program. under the aus
pieces of the Kings Daughters Of the First
Presbyterian church, will be rendered at
the church Thursday evening, November
~: Selection by Sutherland quartet; re-
port of the society; solo. Mrs. Lula Par
sells; recitation, Misc Turner; selection
female quartet; solo, ]. b. Smith; SOLO
Miss Brandt; recitation, ]. A. Beck solo,
Mrs. w. II. Sage; selection, Richardson
quartet.