Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-22

vate study Of this kind helped ht Abraham
Lincoln for becoming the matehless debater
that he was"
Paving Bond Money Arrives.
Saturday noon City Treasurer r. L. Howe
received from w. J. Hayes g. Sons Of
Cleveland Ssl, 6S5 in payment for the So, 900
Twenty-fourth street paving bonds. The
amount over the $4,000 represents the pre-
MUM and one months interest.
Treasurer Howe distributed this money
between the three national banks here.
The Union Stock Yards and the South
Omaha National banks each received S2O,-
600 Of this money and the Packers Ma
tional bank is the depository for $4,000.
Contractor George Perks stated yester-
day that he was getting material together
and that he would commence work this
week, providing the weather permitted. He
expects to complete the paving of the east
side Of Twenty-fourth street this winter.
ConnOrs Case Continued.
Williams Connors was arraigned in police
court Saturday on the charge OF shooting
Police officer George johnson with intent
to wound and kill. The state was ready
to proceed with the case, but the attorney
repre- -itlng Connors asked for a post
pom .dent until November o. The court
agreed to this. Before being taken to the
county Jail by Chief Briggs the police
Judge increased Connors' bond from 5000
to 5000. As Connors will hardly be able
to secure this amount Of bond he expects
to remain in the county Jail until the pre-
liminary hearing is over. This shooting
occurred on August 10, 1902
Letter Carriers' wives Organizes.
On Tuesday evening last the wives and
Z ho 1att ga p
riers met at the home Of William ]. Man
gan and organized a branch to branch No
s62. National Association OF Letter Car
riers. These officers were chosen: Mrs.
Frances Black, president; Mrs. Mary Spear,
vice president; Miss Mercedes Mangan,
secretary; Mrs Jessie Rozzelle, treasurer;
Mrs. Ida Cove, corresponding secretary.
The board of trustees is composed of Mrs
Mary Hrdlicka, Mrs. Rose Derbyshire, Mrs
Haney This new organization Will give a
ball at the Exchange building on Ihurs-
Magic city Gossip.
Storage and hauling. Brewer Tel. No 80.
Mrs. Arthur r. Wake OF Cozad spent
last week the guest of Mrs. Z. M. hicn.
Contractor MCGOWAN has completed
about half a block, Of the curbing on MIS-
This evening at 1880 o'clock Rev. DR..
Wheeler will preach at the First Presoy-
terrain church.
Mrs. T. G. Rice has returned home from
Michigan, where she visited relatives loi
three months.
Mrs. c. F. oliver spent last week at
waterloo, Ia. visiting her mother VINO Is
in poor health.
The women OF the First Presbyterian
church are preparing for bazaar TO De
held in December.
Mrs. Newell g. Gibson has so far re-
covered her health as to be able to return
to her home from the hospital,
Percy Amber OF the Union Stock Yards
company has bought the Walter Nitchie
property at Twenty-fifst and streets
Mrs NJ. C. Ford has returned to her
home at Hobart Okl., after a month
visit with her sister, Mrs. e. w. Crevis-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs Parsley have moved from
Twelfth and j streets to their former
residence at Twentieth and Missouri ave-
nue..
The enrolment OF the Young Mems
Christian association night school is al
most double what it was year ago this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Martin letter have re-
turned from South Haven, Mich, where
they spent a couple of weeks with rela-
tives.
The Magic City Kings Daughters viii
meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs;
l.. c. Stearns, 1910 North Twenty-third
street.
George Chace has sold his residence at
Twenty-third and II streets TO walter
Nitchie. Mr.. Chace will move onto farm
in Missouri.
On account of papering and painting the
interior of the church no services Will be
held at thte Letter Methodist Episcopal
church today.
DR.. e. L. Delaney addressed the juniors
at the Young Mems Christian association
parlors yesterday. His topic was "A Little
World Unknown"
George H Brewer writes friends here
that he is taking In the sights in New
York City. He intends visiting the Chicago
horse show this week
L. g. Holbrook, who recently resigned
as teacher of physics at the South Omaha
High school, Is now teaching a class at
the st. Louis High school.
Saturday evening, October IS. the Dun
bar company will give the second of the
Young Mems Christian association enter
| tainments at the high school auditorium.
This afternoon at o'clock d. Burr Jones
will speak to men at the Young Men {
1 Christian association rooms on Expert
ences of Soldiers in the Philippine Is
| lands"
The regular fall communion service OF
! the First Presbyterian church will be OBJ
| served at IL a. m. today. Rev. r, L.
| Wheeler will preside and administer bap-
tism to adults and children. The choir will
| render special music.
| Temptation an Educator is the theme
4 of Rev. +. NJ. Sisson's morning sermon
| today at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. All strangers are invited to at
! tend either the morning or evening services
and become acquainted.