Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-26

Ale and porter on draft 81 Woiistein's.
w, H.. Grafton is visiting John Flynn.
The stock yards viii be closed July 4.
Cora and Maud Laverty of Ord are visit
ing Jay Lavcrty.
DR.. Il. w. Schirmer has returned from a
trip to st, Joseph, Mo.
Sidney White is still laid up on account Of
having stepped on a tack.
Robert 7. Mcxwell is erecting a frame
dwelling On East n street,
Rev. Wheeler and Rev. Espy will cX-
change pulpits this evening.
John j. Ryan is building three new cot
tages in CnrriGan addition.
Mrs. l.. Smith of Elliott. Ia, is the guest
of j. S. Gosncy and family.
G. w. Griffith has gone to PlattsmoGth to
spend a few day5 with friends.
Mayor Ensor has been sick for a few days,
but was reported better yesterday.
This wecE-sale Of mems $3.50 suits,
Nebraska Shoe & Clothing House. 25th d n.
A daughter was born yesterday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Sutherland, Thirty-sccond and
r streets.
The paved streets in the business part Of
the city were flushed yesterday by the fire
department.
Communion services will be held at II
O'Clock this morning at the First Presby-
terrain church.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly of Chicago, formerly a
resident of this city, Is here spending IA few
days with friends.
Joe Bush, 4 years of age, fell from a shed
near the Kirby hotel yesterday and re-
ceived painful injuries,
Sam b. Christie left Yesterday afternoon
for his home at Dexter, la, where he will
spend a week with his parents.
OhRcer Allie is now walking the beat on
lower n street, Onicer lJeters having been
transferred to T~wenty-fourth street.
Gospel temperance services will be held
| at the First Presbyterian church at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon, Mrs. Rachael Millspaugn
presiding,
Miss Nora Nj. Snider has resigned as third
vice president of the Ilpworth league anL
Miss Martha Widdis has been elected to fiji
the vacancy.
Mrs. Drum, who was injured n week ago
by falling from n motor train, Is still con
fined TO her bod, but is doing as well al
could be expected.
Al st. Martins Episcopal church this
forenoon Rev. irving johnson viii prodcl
on the subject, why Our Religion is Oftel
So Unsatisfactory."
The Woman's Missionary society Of III,
First PRESBYTERIAN church viii meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. r.. L. Wheeler. TIL,
topic will be. "a Study in Africa"
Miss TIM Barnhurst, Twenty second an,
1 HllffNot ~ WAC lAlhlNi ny lhA 'AIl'Fsb'
of a cartridge the night Torrey's rougl
riders were here, is reported muah better.
Miss Lena Winship, daughter Of ! y
c.. Winship, formerly pastor of the RS
Methodist Episcopal church here. is il
Omaha studying the pipe organ under Prof
Kelly.
city Engineer Beal is passing around ,h'
cigars on the arrival of a new bah
daughter at bis home. Mrs. Beal and TN,
new arrival are doing as well as could b
expected.
Sneak thieves tried to get into Dr, Glas
COWS residence on Twenty-third stree
Saturday morning, hut were frightened
away before they had an opportunity o
stealing anything.
Henry Ohlfs, whose home was at Twenty
fourth and w streets, died suddenly yesteT
day on account a. having become overhead
while at work. Ohlfs Lai been SICK 70
some time and only returned to work az on
Of the racking houses Fritah. He becam
so overh~ated that he hal 20 3e taken HON