Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-17
NYanic CITY Gossip.

Dr.. Hagan, dentist, Glasgow block.
Local politicians anticipate an unusually
lively campaign this fall.
w. II. Myers of Carthage, Mo-, Is mere,
the guest of Herbert Broadwell.
Western horses are arriving at the stock
yards in large numbers these days.
Baseburners replated. All kinds plating
neatly done. Omaha Plating Co.. Bee bldg.
Frank Francious left yesterday for Kan
sas City, where he has accepted a position.
A petition is being circulated for the
| grading of Seventeenth street, from q to U.
1t is reported that the cooper factory at
Thirtv-fifth and 1 streets Is to be enlarged.
Dentist. Slabaugh, oath and N streets.
Western sheep growers are. working for
rate.
Mrs. Herman Beal left yesterday for Linz
coin, where she will visit friends for a few
days.
p. J.. Walsh leaves today for Dubuque,
Ia, to take a position with Swift and Com
A SON has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Swerenger, Twenty-seventh and z
streets.
C. w. Miller is again carrying his mail
route after a two weeks vacation spent IN
the east.
Sandwall. the ieweler. removed to 24o4 N st
Mrs. Dick Bratton and children returned
Lake City.
A permanent sidewalk district is to be
created on both sides Of Twenty-fourth
from N to @.
Henry Loechner is preparing to build a
and Q streets.
H. F. Brass has purchased the interest of
F. J. Fitzgerald of the undertaking firm of
Brass & Fitzgerald.
Erwin Davenport. ~well-known at the Elk
change building, has returned from a five
months tour of Europe.
Godfrey's for a just right wedding present
An ordinance has, been prepared by the
first street from Q to s.
The ctaapo nf1edriuer nt Arrour'o nj.
tracts considerable attention, as 1t is the
first of the kind used in this section.
Mrs. D.. L.. Holmes and Mrs. Hiram Hall
have gone to Ida Grove, Ia, to spend a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wilcox.
A building permit was Issued yesterday
f hous ane T shect strnc TT the viii Ris cost atm sSsS, oo ware
Certain property owners have petitioned
the council to remove some squatters from
the roadway at Fifteenth and 0 streets.
See Ed Munshaw G. Co. for lumber. Tel. 2S5
The quartet of the Omaha Young Mems
Christian association will sing at the First
Methodist Episcopal church this evening.
Miss Fannie Brown and Miss Ethel Nc
MILAN are superintendents of chapter 3S7 of
the junior league of the Methodist church.
At the April election in 1898 Broadwell re-
against LOGS for his opponent, Z. L. bar
ling.
Monday evening the trustees of the
Methodist church will meet at the pastors
study for the transaction of important
business.
Melcher's Instant Headache Cure, 10 cents
Barney O'Connell will return today from
his position with the Western Weighing
association.
couple of days in the city, the guest of his
brother, Rhode Burke, of the Western
Weighing association.
The Sources, of Public Opinion is the
will preach at st. Martins Episcopal
church at IL o'clock today.
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at Modern Woodmen hall by the hide,
pendent Order of Good Templars. There
will be a program and refreshments.
rem M'i +. r sS9bau siao and tbST.i Si Fra nj p u. war sla-
baugh, has returned from Ohio, where she
ttiRvHeas.. A '''''"s if'enoS ana reia-
Herman Cellar has filed a claim for $780,
9o against the city for personal injuries, al
defective sidewa at Twenty-fourth and Q
streets.
Manv of the wooden sidewalks are in bad
shape again and it is the Intention of Street
Commissioner Ross to get to work in a few
DAYS and thoroughly overhaul the walks
all over the city.
Twenty-eighth and r streets. This is one
OF p the best Paying investments in the city.
office. South Omaha.
Sunday school will reopen for the fall and
winter at 81. Clements mission, Twenty
noon. Preaching service at the mission at
8 o'clock this evening.
Charles Raymus, a switchman employed
IN the yards, fell from the top of a car Fri
day night and ,~sprained one of his ankles.
Raymus was taken to his home at 900 North
Tweniy,seeond street. where DIR. schindel
The First Presbyterian church reopens
today after having been, closed several
weeks. THIS church has been thoroughly
renovated and now presents a fine appear
ance. Rev. Wheeler breaches both morn
ing and evening.
Two horses We're killed at Swift's yester-
day by a train backing down on them. The
horses were attached to a wagon which
was being used to haul debris from the
fertilizer plant and were left standing on
Kells Bros, school and office supplies.
a carload Of cinders broke loose from a
train az the Omaha Packing plant yester-
Of twenty miles an hour. When near the
armour plant a switch was thrown and
Il. l.. Willis, general secretary of the
Omaha Young Mems Christian association,
VIII be the speaker at the mems meeting at
O'Clock this afternoon. The Omaha male
quartet will render several selections.
Mary Chlod has been bound over TO keep
pTought into court at the request Of Rosa
Hlayka who demanded that. something be
done IN oEde. 70 prevent disturbances in
Brown park.
A Monday nights meeting of the council
ordinances Will be read providing for the
Twenty.third street from N to o.. on the
east Side Of Thirteenth from M to o and
road avenue TO Twentieth.
CoIlides with a Switch Engine.
P Alstadt. proprietor OF the Grand
from a moving motor car saturday after
noon about o'clock and received a bad