Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21

stated, Is due 70 the small amount OF in
terest manifest in the coming election
Those who have canvassed the situation
assert that the vote cast on Tuesday will
be light and that the returns should all be
completed and turned in to the city clerk
by 10 o'clock Tuesday night
Examining Boards Report.
The board in charge Of the teachers ex-
animation papers is getting along slowly
in its work A report will be ready to
hand to the Board Of Education at the
regular meeting in July. In the past 1t
has been the custom to divide up the pa
pers and do the work at home. The pres
ent board is holding sessions and all papers
are examined by the entire board. This is
considered a much better way, although II
takes much more time. The examining
board is composed OF DR.. w. L. Curtis
Mrs. Josephine Carroll and Attorney e. r.
Leigh.
Saloons Close Tuesday.
In compliance with the laws Of the state
all saloons in the city will be closed at
Q a. m. on Tuesday and remain closed until
IL o. m Ordinarily the mayor issues IN
structions to the police to see that TINS
order is carried out on election days put
this year the order will have to come from
the Fire and Police board. Saloon Keepers
who violate this law are subject to heavy
fine.
, Magic City Gossip.
Godfrey's for wedding presents AlS \
Mrs. w. H. Heyman is visiting friends al
, Carroll, la. 4.
A. N Vansant and wife have moved tc
Northboro Ia.
Mrs. E. T. Elliott is visiting friends anc
4 relatives at Talmage, Neb.
I Mrs F. J. Freitag has gone TO iowa "
spend month with FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miller, 25OS II street
d announce the birth OF daughter.
a c. w Hill of Pacific junction. Ia, Is II
q the city, the guest of Harry Caldwell.
I. III Proudfoot returned yesterday from
> a weeks visit with friends in Indianapolis
9 About thirty members of the South Omah
g cavalry troop are camping today at Frle
Il lake. ,,
A son has been born to MT and Mri
a E, L. Gustafson, deputy city treasure!
It has gone to Colorado Springs Tor week
J. MI and Mrs. John Caughey have move
& into the Agnew house at Twenty-thiro an
g N streets. go ,, .
:, address at the First Methodist church
G. Members of the Board of Review had a
m easy time of IL yesterday as 10" NOii
~ plants were filed -.
- "a Question Of Dominion is the subjet
. OF DR.. Wheelers morning sermon at VI
n. Presbyterian church today.
Miss Blanche Berry Of Cripple Gree
Colo. is visiting her brother, j. II. Berr'
n Twenty-thir and H streets.
= portion of the pavement on Iwenti;
B. fourth street was flushed yesterday py u
OF Are department and the street gang.
ee Phil Kearney post No 2, Grand Army
the Republic, will hold an important mee
! ing at the hail. Twenty-sixth ana N street
TO Monday night ,,
h The Ladies' Aid society of the FIR
NJ Presbyterian church will give tea {
81 wednesday afternoon at the hohle VI -
" and Mrs r. L. Wheeler.
he Rev Clyde c. Cissell of Omaha Will spes
IT. | 10 Young mon at the Young Mems Christlt
association parlors at o'clock this atte
noon. His subject will be The Golo'
. Rule" 49,,
II A lawn social will be given by the YOU
all Peoples Christian union OF the Onu
NO Presbyterian church Tuesday evening, ~
ue "a. at the home of d. Dickman, Twenue
ne and L streets. - =.
le. Children's day will be observed at !
an | Tinted Presbyterian church this forenoe
Rev Andrew Renwick will preach IN :
morning on ''1he Children. The supiJss
en Of the evening service Is ''The Prodlga4'
tes District Court of Honor No. TAI will 81
he an ice cream social at Twenty-second a
M streets Wednesday evening tor !
M benefit of Mrs. James grodertcka VINO Il
the her property during the Kansas CITY noo