Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-12


Ale and porter on draft at wollstein's,
l. J. TAYLOR of Wilbur was a visitor in the
city yesterday.
A daughter has been born to MIR. and Mrs.
A. c. Markley, Twenty fifth and NJ streets.
The local building ASSOCIATION has more
applications for loans than II can take care
of.
The annual children's day exercises will
be held at the First Baptist church this
evening.
Henry b. Fisher, formerly a resident here,
but now located at Salina, Kas., is here
visiting friends.
Linen crash hats-35c 45c, soc and 75c--all
sleclals. Nebraska Shoe and CloihiEs
House, 25th and N.
The p, L. o. will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. James Philips, Twenty
fourth and ID streets.
The business meeting of the Epworth lea
que has been postponed for one week aud
will be held next Sunday.
Great Gatherings will be the topic at the
mems meeting at the Young Mems Christian
association this afternoon,
This evening, at the Presbyterian church,
Rev, Mr.. Wheeler will preach on the sub
ject, "a Great Discovery"
Rev. j. w. Harris of the Emmanuel Baptist
church of Omaha will preach at the First
Baptist church this morning.
The children's day program will take the
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Presbyterian church this morning.
Special chlldren's day services will be held
at the Fourth ward and Nellie Maxwell mis-
sicns this afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock.
Walter III. Overton. secretary OF the local
Young Mems. Christian association, is con-
sidering a call from Chickamauga, Ga.
Rev. George VanWinkle has returned from
Grand Island. where he attended the com
mencement exercises of the Grand Island
college.
a special service for the baptism of chill
dren has been arranged by Rev. j. A. john
son, pastor of the Methodist church. for this
morning. Parents who desire their children
baptized should be present at this service.
Sin, What and Why is the topic upon
which Rev. Irving Johnson win preach at
st. Martins Episcopal church this morning.
AT the evening service the prayer book
service VIII not be used and strangers are
especially invited.
81, Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
elected the following officers: c. E. Morri-
son, c. p; Andrew, Hutton, S. w; j. s.
Gosney, II. p; T. C. Elliott, j. w; ]. l..
WILCOX, T.; q. j. Etter, S. Representative
TO grand encampment, Fred j. Etter.
Charles Kohm, Twenty-eighth and r.
streets, has been arrested for abusing his
wife. 1t is alleged by Mrs. Kohm that her
husband threw bricks through the windows
and one of them struck her on the head.
"iS. f'i.i 10 Ine HCtner OF August Zphrll,
VINO was Killed on the night of July 3 llst
at the Chicago hotel, which is the home of
the KUilms.
thursday evening of this week the Ladies
Aiu society of the First Methodist Episcopal
church VIII give a birthday social. Invita-
tiuhs IN the shape of a small sack are being
sent out, with the request that they be re-
turned containing one penny for each yea.
or the 1eclp ent's age. A good musical pr,-
gram ard refreshments will be provided
without additional cost.
a week from today the anniversary exer-
cises of the First Methodist Episcopal church
Will be held. Among those who will be
present on this occasion are Rev. j. B. Max
well, Rev. f. M. Sisson and Rev. C. N. Daw-
son: The purpose of this anniversary service
Is to complete the subscription of money
nect ssarJ to provide for the annual expenses
, oi the cllurch and to pay the amount due the
church Extension society.
This is children's day at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church and the Sunday school
VIII nave charge of the exercises at the
church THIS evening. Superintendent Law
LlVerty will have charge of the program.
winch has been prepared especially for The
occasion. The primary classes will be al
ioted a portion of the program, but the larry
est part will be given by the older pupils
the general theme being 'Heroism in early
Methodist history" "