The progress., 1900-01-26
CITY NEWS.
-, THE PROGRESS.

Go 10 Ai
after the theatre
H.. mo. W. Long, ZIP Ohio ST.
:. cory much improved
o,rLer can furnish you all kind
and quantities of coal. TEL 2iSO'
,r Richardson is lying very 10" a
hone in dying condition and hi
H 1n,tb is momentarily expected
Mr. r, 3. Rhodes and Mrs. Jas. ii
onyt,n are soliciting patronage To-
,be opening of a dancing class
Mics Della Brown who has been II
Atlantic. Iowa, the past five months
a,me home Thursday on a short visit
ceIand & Smith, Grocers, l4Os
nanr,,s st. If you want the best
call Oh them
Gen. ". Z. Macklin who has in the
p,,Iman dining car service on the
re.t end for three months is in the
city again
HARD or SOFT COAL can be fur
,i5bed YOU by A.W. Parker, l7O8'l7lO
oath St. Telephone 212O.
Mr. Walker, Of the Williams and
walker Company, visited with his
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Horn, 27O5 N.
28th st.
Miss Anna Holiday came over from
Atlantic. Iowa, Thursday on a short
visit to relotiyeS and friends and will
return tomorrow.
Mr. II. Alexander, cook in the P.
D c. service. who has been running
west from Umatilla, Ore, the past
three months, is home again.
Little Mag Belle Bryant enjoyed the
pleasure of the company of Master
Joey Henderson and little Miss Amelia
Singleton last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. J. Y Meadows of Kansas City
has been assisting Rev. Owens in his
meeting this wek and has arouse deep
interest u the meeting.
Don't forget that Golden Sheaf Tab
enacle No. 81 will have a grand en-
tertainment and juvenile cake walk
at Imperial nall Feb. q.
Mr.. Fred Douglas was up Monday
from Missouri Valley, Ia, on pleasure
and business trip combined. He took
in the Williams Walker show at night.
The "New Harlem" had its initial
grand opening Thursday night and a
grand bail followed. A very pleasant
evening was spent by all present.
Mrs. J. c. c. Owens and daughter
who have been in Kansas City, Kans.,
several months, arrived in the city
Tuesday to spend several days.
Mrs. AlphOnsO Wilson and son, who
nave been visiting in st. Joe several
weeks, returned home Monday very
much pleased with their visit.
Little Grace Payne while out play
ing Sunday with several of her little
illendS lell and severely bruised her
eye' which neceSsitated her absence
from school Monday.
Mr.. II. 0. Wood is one of the most
prosperous farmers and stock raisersi
among our people in Nebraska and
omaha Is proud to own him as a citi-
1VD' II makes one feel proud to view
The results by him achieved.
N"ureW James and Eddie Davis.
while at play at school last week tried
W pass The same space at the same
''ne while going in opposite directions
" IuII running speed. The result was
,"o badly lacerated eyes with nearly {
landerOus consequences.
"F' AOner Travis, one of Omaha,s
u0'' energetic and enterprising citi-
'n'' u'S been appointed to a position
: '"e county court house as ianitor
4'' IraVlS succeeds Mr.. W G. Frank ,
'I' i, Inns position is bestowed upon
~, n1 - 1I"'IS as a reward for his loyalty !
I1 ;,' ue'0'lon to the cause of the free :
,,'i. ,',S' republican forces. The position
Ha h,''s' salary of $50 per month and
!. "pPolntment is for immediate eff o
NV NV OUT Mr.. Travis will not enter o
1s n'a . 'nS discharge of his duties until I
ne aFst of February. c
sls Fowna.7 FnIiMPERIAL HALL, at :
tisona, " FFot. w. n. Moore and 0
alIs rrm randt LOT engagements, for parties, t
t ali kirSpp kSp'lonS and entertainments r;
nira w. Minds at reasonable ratos IT, =