Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28

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| Watkins & Co, lumber. Tel. 81.
See Flynn's spring bonnets for men.
Drink Soils best Kentucky Liquor co.
slabaugh, dentist. gath & n SITS. Tel. 7S.
Melchers Instant Headache Cure 10 cts.
Godireys for just right wedding present.
South Omaha Ice company, 26lO N street.
| Tel. 76.
Drink Old Continental whisky. Sold by
| j. Klein.
F. J. Franek is building a new residence in
| Brown Park.
T. w. Bishop OF Plattsvllle, Wis, is the
guest Of Robert l.. Wheeler
Peter Lenagh, coal and feed. Oflce oath
and q streets. Telephone 25.
Fred Carpenter has been appointed night
clerk at the Exchange hotel.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all goods
| for ten days Coleman, jeweler.
Gus Bonn has opened a first class saloon
and rooming house at 1904 N street.
Wanted, newspaper carrier boys. Apply
at The Bee office, city hall building.
| See Ed Munshaw & Company for lumber
| and feed. 27th and l streets. Tel. 2S5.
| George Parks came up from st. Joseph
| yesterday to spend Sunday with his family.
| Gasoline stoves. The best makes constantly
| on hand. w G. Sloan Co, 25th and N SITS.
The high board fence surrounding the
postofice building was sold yesterday for
| $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strain of Malvern, Ia, are
| the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Carpenter,
Twenty-third and streets.
T. C. Duncanson has secured a permit to
build a dwelling at Seventeenth and Monroe
streets.
j. C. Carley has resigned his position at
Hammonds and will devote his time to his
mining interests.
At the Methodist church this evening
Rev. Mr.. Miflard will preach on the topic
"A Great Man"
f. l.. Corwin, superintendent Ct the Stock
Yards Railroad company, is in ST. Paul look
Ing after business matters.
Rev. Howard Cramblett of the Christian
church will conduct mission services in AL
bright at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Street Commissioner Ross was engaged
yesterday in making some temporary repairs
to the Twenty-fourth street pavement.
Mrs. Peter Lenagh, Thirty ninth and L
streets, who has been quite sick, was re-
ported somewhat improved yesterday.
Chief Sexton OF Cudahy's police force
leaves today for oxford, Ia, where he will
spend two weeks vacation with relatives.
1t was reported yesterday that COM
pany was being formed here for the rur-
pose of erecting flrst-class planning mill.
Martins Episcopal church this morning, but
Bishop Worthington will preach at II a m.
meeting Of the board of stewards of
the First Methodist Episcopal church has
been called for Monday evening in the
church parlors
The pupils of the West Side school will
give an exhibition Of their work at the school
house Monday afternoon. Parents and
friends are invited.
L. ha
at Swift's Saturday morning, but the flames
were extinguished before any damage to
speak of had been done.
Colonel j. c. Sharp, secretary of the Union
Stock Yards company, returned yesterday
from northern Minnesota whore be spent
couple of weeks fishing and hunting.
At the First Presbyterian church this
morning Rev. DR.. Wheeler will preach on
''The Dogmatism of Truth" The evening
topic will be why Christ Before Plate"
Rev. George Van Wrinkle will deliver an
address at the mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian association this afternoon
at o'clock. All men are cordially invited.
Thomas M. Golden of Cudahy's force is
seriously i'll, and yesterday afternoon lie
left for the home Of his parents at Nebraska
City, where he expects to spend the sum-
mer.
A delegation Of the Wisconsin editorial ex-
cursionists from Platteville visited South
Omaha Friday and were agreeably surprised
at the magnitude of the business trans
acted here.
The Ladies' circle of the Methodist church
will give a Green Leaf social and tea at
the home of Mrs. Howe, Eighteenth street
and Missouri avenue, Thursday afternoon
of this week.
G. Brandenburg procured building permits
yesterday for five cottages at Twenty fifth
and L streets and five cottages at Twenty
sixth and l. streets. Each one OF these
houses will cost 81 500.
Miss Mollie Jennings and others will give
concert at Modern Woodman hall on Mon
day evening. The proceeds of the entertain
ment will go to the parochial residence fund,
which is now being raised by the members
of st. Agnes parish.
John w. Henderson, who has held the
position of cashier at the Exchange hotel
for some time, has resigned, to accept
position with the Missouri river survey
commission. Mr.. Hendersons headquarters
will be at jefferson Barracks, Mo.
A Sabbath school institute will convene
at the First Presbyterian church, Seven
teenth and Dodge streets, Omaha, on Mon
day morning at $50 o'clock. Rev. Mr..
Wheeler of this city will address the in
stitute at 1:3O p. m. on "The Twentieth
Century Movement" delegation OF South
Omaha people will attend the session.
The pupils who will graduate from the
High school next month are: Anna Brayton,
Bertha Clark, Susie Condron. Mary Darling,
Edith bennett, Frances Kiley, Myrtle NC
Carthy. Laura Rudersdorf, Fred A. Towl,
Edna Van Arman, Clair Willsley, Belle Wor-
land. This class will attend service In
body at the First Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning, June A.
Memorial services will be held at the
First Methodist Episcopal church, Twenty
third and n streets, this afternoon. The
local Grand Army post will meet at its hall
at 10 O'Clock and march in body to the
church. Rev. H. H. Millard, the pastor.
will deliver the discourse. Special music
will be rendered in addition to one song
by the Brownel male quartet.