Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10

Just now the school is crowded to its ut
most capacity. the six rcoms containing
27 pupils. Windows in this building are
constantly being broken by tramps and
tough boys and the locks on coal sheds
are frequently torn OFF in spite of the pre-
cautions taken. Again, there is the noise
from passing trains, which annoys the
pupils considerably. 1t is stated that the
land and the buildings can be sold for
enough to buy a good site more suitable
for school purposes than the property now
In use.
Mrs. Godfrey Expresses Thanks.
In a talk with a Bee reporter yesterday
Mrs. Wallace d. Godfrey said that she de-
sired to express her heartfelt thanks to all
those who so kindly assisted and com
forted her during the long illness and after
the death of her beloved husband. Mrs.
Godfrey said that she especially desired to
thank the members Of the Masonic order
for their kindness and sympathy.
First Annual Anniversary.
Magic City lodge No. 14o, Modern Broth
erhood of America. will celebrate it's first
anniversary by giving a social and ball at
odd Fellows hall. Twenty-fourth and NJ
streets. Friday evening. May %. A number
of the officers OF the supreme lodge have
promised to attend. In addition there will
be visiting delegations from Mason City.
Ia. Upton. Ia. Council Bluffs and Grand
Island. The on arrangements
expects to make the affair a success In
every way.
Murphy-Cassidy wedding.
Monday morning, May II, at st. Agnes
church. Joseph Francis Murphy and Mrs.
I Mary ~ aaidv uyf1 he married Inv Rev d
W.. Moriarty. Following the ceremony a
reception TO friends will be given at the
residence of the brides mother. l22 North
Twenty-third street. The groom is one OF
the best known young pushes men in the
city and the bride is highly accomplished
and very popular in social circles.
Will Continue Business.
The jewelry business formerly conducted
by w. D. Godfrey at 2A3 N street, South
Omaha, will be continued at the same
place. The patronage Of the public is
earnestly solicited. satisfaction in all trans
actions is guaranteed.-Mrs. ". d.. Godfrey
Magic city Gossip.
hotel.
Alleys all over the city are still in a filthy
Mrs. Frank Hart has recovered from a
severe illness.
w. A. schrei, formerly Of this city, is now
located at st. Joseph, Mo.
Bert whitman OF Nebraska City has
moved to South Omaha.
The pavement on Twenty-fourth street is
badly In need of a washing or a sweeping
From now on evening services at the
Presbyterian church will at 8
p. m.
Denna AlIbery has rented quarters in the
Rowley block and will soon start a news
paper,
Orln Merrill Of Pueblo. Colo, is in the
city for a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. ]. p. Ashe was able to be on the
streets for a short time yesterday after a
long illness.
Clerk shrigley WIS busy yesterday MAX
ing out liquor licenses granted by the coun-
ell at a recent meeting.
McGill, the city poundmaster' is still az;
ter untagged dogs. Yesterday he drowned
eighty unclaimed CANNES.
At the Methodist church this evening the
Epworth league will hold memorial services
In honor Of X. c. Young.
coin, where she spent the week attending
the Eastern Star convention.
M Knights and Ladies OF Security will
give an ice cream social and dance Monday
evening, May Is, az Woodman hall.
The sidewalk on the north side OF ]
street, between Twenty-fourth ana Twenty
NTH streets. Is In a dil6pidated condition.
A. II. Merrill. who has been at the Pres
byterian hospital In Omaha for about two
months, was able TO return TO MS nome FIJI
day.
The Kings Daughters OF the First Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs. John
Hewitt, Twenty-eighth and r streets on
May Is
Rev. W. A. Baldwin. superintendent OF the
Nebraska CHRISTIAN missionary so1'g1y M
today. The new city missionary Rev Fred