Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
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Use Melcher's Instant Headache Cure, 10c.
A. Garrow returned yesterday from a trip
to Cheyenne.
Assessor CresS and his assistants are push
ing their work.
]. C. Mann, Oakland was visitor in the
city yesterday.
w S. Letter Seward is here attending
to business matters.
Miss Mamie Sampson has gone to Albany,
Mo-, to visit relatives.
Sidney White, Nebraska City, is spending
few days with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. w.
s. White.
Miss Cora Persons leaves today for an
extended eastern visit. She goes first to
Chicago and then to New York.
Father Williams of St. Darnabas church,
Omaha, will conduct services at st. Clement S
Episcopal mission this evening.
Today is the ninth anniversary of the First
Presbyterian church ana the occasion Will
be celebrated by special services.
Rev. j. w. Harris, formerly pastor of the
First Baptist church, Omaha will occupy
the pulpit at the Baptist church today.
Samuel Reid, one Of Shelby county's en-
terprisng farmers was at the exchange yes
terday attending to business matters.
The Schltz Brewing company 10 grading
the lot at the corner OF Boulevard and l.
streets for its new twO-story brick building.
A missionary service uader the direction
OF the Christian Endeavor society Will be
held at the First Presbyterian church to-
night.
There will be a meeting of Phil Kearney
pest, No. 2, Grand Army of the Republic and
the Woman's Relief corps at o'clock Mon
day evening,
meeting for women only will be held at
the First Methodist church this afternoon.
Miss Herrick and Miss Brown, the evange-
If,st- will ha TN oh
There will be holy communion service at
St. Martins Episcopal church at II o'clock
today. Rev. c. H. Young of st. John
church Omaha, will otlictate.
The resignation of Rev. C. C. Smith as
pastor Of the First Baptist church went into
effect yesterday. II is understood that Rev.
Smith will remain in the city for some time.
Miss L. NJ Herrick, eVengelst, will speak
to men at the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation rooms at o'clock this afternoon.
Her topic will be, The Gospel Call" Miss
Mary Il. Brown will singpoAll men are in
yited nc
"Womans Work" is the topic upon which
Misc Annette NewcomberJOl Falls City will
speak at the ChriStiln church this morn
Ing at II o'clock. In the evening, Rev. How
ard Cramblet, the psstbr,L will preach on
"The Story of the Monuments"
Tho Mems club of IIaase0m Park Methodist
Episcopal church will gvGrun entertainment
at the FIRST Methodist JltplscOpal church,
Twenty-ihird and n streels, for the benefit
OF the Woman's Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian association on JIiIesday evening,
May H.
City Clerk Carpenter yesterday obtained a
supply of 1897 dog tags,ana the owners of all
CANNES will be expectedIto apply at the
clerks office and exchangf q good silver dol
lar for brass tag. It.isf expected that the
council at its meeting TUESDAY night will
make some arrangements, about starting a
dogcateher out after the uhtagged CANNES
An exchange says that the annual meeting
OF the Northern Montana Cattle Growers as
sociaton at Chinook last week was largely
attended. The cattlemcl reported a very
satisfactory condition of stock in that region,
the season being well advanced. Conrad
Kohrs, the veteran ranchman Of Deer Lodge.
was elected president OF the association. The
general opinion prevails that losses will not
run over 10 or Is per cent