Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-24

him with assault and battery. When ar
raigned in police court yesterday morning
he pleaded not guilty His hearing was
set for a. m. Tuesday. He is released
on bonds.
Y. VI. G. 4. Gymnasium.
The walls Of the new Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium have
been brought nearly to completion this
week The local secretary is confident
that they will be able to use the new ac-
commodations within the next two weeks
The dimensions Of the building are about
s5x6O feet, and quite an extensive supply
Of apparatus will be put in to assist In
physical development 1t is thought that
the association will be in its new quar-
tiers by next Thursday, but this does not
apply to the new gymnasium, which will
not be ready by that time.
sunday school Celebration.
The Baptists and Methodsts each held
their Christmas carnival last night. The
churches were appropriately decorated and
the children each got gift of remem-
brance from jolly old st. Nicholas. The
older ones as well found plenty to rejoice
in and to be amused with. The programs
were rather brief and simple TO please
the large per cent Of little ones, who
looked much more kindly on the gllttering
tree with its bon bons and toys than
upon the songs and talks. The programs
were prepared and rendered with care,
however, and each church was we'll filled.
veteran Mail Carrier Dies.
William Mangan died suddenly last night
at the age OF 50. Mr.. Mangan was one of
the oldest mail carriers in the city in point
| OF service.
Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling. Brewer, Tel. No. 80
George Parks and wife are home from
! st. Louis.
! S. II. Mcdonald will be in the city dur
! ing the holiday week
| Desk room for rent in Bee Office, city hall
| building, South Omaha.
| Joseph Sramek, Nineteenth and Y
| streets has "a daughter. The mother is
, recovering nicely.
John Briggs. chief of police, has gone
! with his wife to Cedar Rapids, Ia, 10 cell
! citrate the Huletide.
! St Martins Women's auxiliary will
! meet at the Guild hall next Wednesday
afternoon. December q.
| John G.. johnson and his sister of Brad
! shaw, Neb., are the guests of r. l.. Gus
tafson. 1904 Missouri avenue. Mr.. johnson
| will be here several days.
J. II. Hoffman, All North Twenty
! seventh, clerk in the office of the Omaha
| son In the form of a splendid boy baby
Roy Dennis. Eighteenth and Missouri
| avenue met the generous stork yesterday
morning. by whom he was introduced tC
| his new daughter, a lively baby of eigh
| pounds.
Postmaster Etter desires to call atten
ton again to the fact that mail can b'
| delivered to those calling, at the Office
| today from II a m. to p. IN. and tomor
row until 1890, when the office closes fo
the day.
seventh street died last Friday night
He had been living with Mrs. d. O'Lear!
9, for some time past. lie was 80 years o
ment s haH Is a aet Vet been made
Elder II, II. Johnston of Cotner uni
| versity, Lincoln, occupies the pulpit thi
morning at II a. m. in the Ancient Orde
! of United Workmen temple FOR the edi
| fication of the Christian church people
Sunday school at Gas. The children will
be given Christmas treat.
William ]. Mangan, 1904 l. street, wei
known mail Carrier, was taken violentl,
Ill after he reported for duty yesterda,
morning. For time he was unconsciou
and suffered from hemorrhages. pr
Thomas Kelly was called to attend Hin
and he was taken home in serious con
dition.
at Lincoln Friday and her cody wa
brought mere tor burial, which will b
from the Bohemian hall at p. m, today
She will be inferred In Laurel Hill GENE GI,t,
Clerk J. J. May and had been a residen
of South Omaha from its pioneer days.
The South Omaha circle, Fraternal Lif
association, Will entertain friends Wednes
day evening, December q, at the An
cient Order of United Workmen ten
pie William Paynter and the folowin
people of talent will take part: Mrs. Eai
Burns vocal soloist; b. Clawson, charaC
ter impersonator; Lois Benedict, plan
soloist; Hymn and Holder, singers eXtraoi
binary; Miss /. McCrann, solo harpis
Billy Paynter, black face comedian; Ell
kennedy; Frank Lane, boy soprano; Pal
, | and Hope Cassel, solo violinsts; MIR. an
Mrs. Mattock, musical artists; Eftie Char
1 man. SOlOist.