Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
Magic city Gossip.

D.. S. Clark, druggist, 2422 n street.
Rev. Herbert p. Espy is spending Sunday
at North Bend.
]. L. Pritchard, Union, was a visitor at
the yards yesterday.
Mrs. William Baird, Lincoln, is the guest
of Mrs. Denna Allbery.
NJ. n. Hester has gone to Lincoln to look
after business matters.
Fred Pearl has been elected clerk of the
Modern Woodmen lodge.
Mrs. b. j. Kendall. SIG North Twenty
fifth street, is quite sick.
Frank Menus has bought the Gordon
place on Missouri avenue.
DUTY to Brethren is the topic at the
Christian church this morning.
James McGuirk, Twenty-third and N
streets. is laid up with tonsilitis.
Miss Josie Cart, Marshall. Mo, is the
guest of ]. NJ. Taylor and family.
Mrs. John McNulty, who has been sick
for some time, is improving slowly.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.
O'Connor, Thirty-third and r streets.
Knoxall council, Royal Arcanum, held a
special session last night to take action on
a deceased member.
Mrs. Robert L. Wheeler entertained the
Presbyterian Kings Daughters at her home
yesterday afternoon. %
C. NJ. Meyer, one of Thayer's prominent
ldl liltlS was III lie ~ ySoNNlbuy n
after business matters.
Miss Nellie Greist has gone to Valley,
where she will act as bridesmaid for her
cousin, Miss Bessie Cole.
The Crescent quartet will give a concert
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday evening. March A..
Miss Stella Alexander, Twenty-seventh and
Armour streets, has gone to Richfeld for a
two weeks visit with relatives.
Commencinp Anri1 81 and continuing
three days there will be held at the stock
yards a combination horse sale.
Superintendent Hobbs OF the eastern divi-
sion of the Rock Island lines west of the
Missouri river, was a visitor at the yards
yesterday. ~" i-At H
"The Value of a Witness is the topic of
DR.. Wheeler's morning sermon. In the even
ing he will preach on The Beauty Of De-
ferred Judgment
officer James Sheahan found a woman's
black fascinator on the street yesterday,
which can be had by the owner applying at
police headquarters.
Only two bids were received by Postmaster
Mcmillan for quarters for the postoftice from
April 80 until the new federal building is
ready for occupancy.
Rev. Peter Swan will preach at the United
Presbyterian church today. The gospel
meetings which were held nightly last week
will be continued for another week.
Ross Mayhem is in jail for stealing an
o%vercoat from a house at Twenty-fourth and
A streets. He will be tried before Judge
Christmann reXt Tuesday afternoon.
A Washington birthday service will be held
at the Young Mems Christian association
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. DR..
| Wheeler will deliver an address on Washing
ton.
Justice Agnew yesterday rendered a de-
cision in the case Of Mary Mcclure against
Peter Lenagh. He gave a judgment against
Lenagh for the full amount of the claim
$150-with interest and costs, the total
amount of the judgment being $191.3O.
The Misses Minnie. Marie, Dora and
Frances Christian, who took part in the
concert at the Baptist church Thursday
night and were given such an ovation, are
the daughters of Fred Christian of the well
known shipping firm of Christian, Jardine
& Co., Ashland.