Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-06

ecution. and Dolan was permitted to plead
guilty to assault and was sentenced TO
serve twenty days In the county Sail. one
evening last week Dolan went home IN an
intoxicated condition and fred two shots
at his wife but without effect After being
arrested he had delirium tremens end
attempted TO commit suicide. The police
say that Dolan is exceedingly troublesome
when drinking.
workmen Carnival Closes.
The carnival given by the Carnival club
Of the Ancient order Of United
workmen closed last night While
the attendance during the week was not
as large az expected. the carnival club
will not come out behind. but will not
have as much money on the good side OF
the ledger as expected. Friday night the
attendance fell of considerably but last
night there was fair crowd. There IL al
ready some talk Of having another show
later in the season.
VIII Remain Closed Evenings.
A report was current on the streets Fri
day evening that the local merchants were
preparing to make some changes in the
early evening closing and keep open later
several evenings during the week.
A number OF the leading merchants de-
clared that there was nothing in the ru-
NOR. Said one merchant: Anyone who
wants to keep his store open during this
hot weather must certainly hold a spite
against himself" As for the Retail Clerks
association making a protest against the
| stores remaining open, IL might be well
| to state that this association faded away
| a number Of months ago. In the language
OF one OF the former members OF the
clerks association, the association is
busted. and has been for some time"
Fireman swanson Married.
| Saturday afternoon julius Swanson, one
| OF the popular members of the city fire
| department was married to Miss Pearl
| Jacobsen, Eighteenth and NJ streets. The
| ceremony was performed by Rev. An
| drew Renwick, pastor of the United Pres
| byterian church, at the parsonage. After
a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
son will reside for time at the home of
the grooms parents, Thirty second and
J streets. Both of the contracting parties
are well and favorably known to South
Omaha people.
Mrs. Mann Seriously Ill.
Mrs. c. w. Miller was summoned to
Jackson, Neb., Saturday by the serious
illness Of her grandmother, Mrs. ]. H.
| Mann, who is not expected to live. Mrs
Mann is well known to the earlier settlers
of Nebraska, having lived in the state con-
tinuously since 1851. At first she located
at Brownsville, and after the war moved
to Jackson, where she has since resided.
Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling, Brewer, Tel. No. 30
William McBurney is spending his vaca.
ton in Colorado.
Judge A. L. Sutton and wife are visiting
friends in Indiana.
Charles Williamson, 96lS b street reports
the birth Of a daughter
Memo Darling left Saturday for Lake
Okoboti, Ia, for vacation
The Parker Amusement company moves
from here today to Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. F. p. Hart have returned
from an outing at Kingston, n. Y.
! Mrs. Frances Moore has returned from
|, Illinois, where she visited relatives.
Miss Ernett Mclean of Red Oak, Ia, q
visiting her uncle, ]. A. Mclean, for few
days.
, A new floor has been laid on the l. stree
viaduct and the bridge is again open K
teams.
This afternoon the German Friedens will
hold services at the German Methods
church.
Mrs Harvey Copenharve of Washington
D. c., is visiting relatives in Soutl
Omaha.
William Guthrie, Twenty-fourth and I
, Illinois.
! Six tramps are in Jail, charged with hav
ing broken into car in the railroad yard
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Rich are home from
Iowa, where they spent couple of week
with friends
Miss Marie Schultz has returned from
Kennard, Neb., where she visited relative
= for fortnight.
I The condition of Mrs. e. L. DeLanne.
was reported to be slightly improved Sat
| urday afternoon.
| Miss Myrtle Keefer, register clerk at tn
postofflce, has returned from a three weeks
, vacation spent in the east.
Miss Virginia Fox has returned to he
! home at Nelson, Neb., after a visit wit
r Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith.
r At 10 o'clock today the English Luther
ans will hold services at the Young Men
Christian association rooms.
Rev Joshua Riale OF Omaha will Occup
the pulpit at the First Presby terlan churc
. this forenoon. No evening service.
I Misses Laura and Lillian Rudersdorf ar
, home from Lincoln, where they attende
| the summer school at the State university
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient or
der Of Hibernians will meet Monday even
ing at the hall Twenty-third and n streets
Miss Edith Carpenter, TWenty-second an
l II streets, entertained Friday evening Il
honor of Miss Sadie Wentworth of Corn
way, n. II.
Mayor Koutsky and wife returned satur
day afternoon from Crete, where they at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. koutsky
father.
4. c. Marsh secretary of the local Youn
Mems Christian association, is spending
few days vacation at Onawa, la. He ox
poets to return home this week.
The street force was stil working on tn
clogged up sewer on Railroad avenue yes
terday Ii will be several days yet befor
the sewer is opened and repaired.
A business meeting OF the Ladies' auxil
larry of the Young Mems Christian assocla
ton will be held at the home of Mrs. Harr
I Dennis, 1908 North Twenty-third street. u
Tuesday afternoon.
( AT the United Presbyterian church tht
morning Rev. Andrew Renwick will delive
sermon entitled, The King OF Crow
that Hung Around David In the evening
Rev. Renwick breaches on Judas;
Study"
Mems silk bosom shirts 25c; good sus
penders, loo; mems all wool suits $3.50
! shirts worth 800 and 81. Is, now 4Sc; fame
hose, loo; work gloves, l5c; handkerchief
&c; soc underwear, Zoe; mems oyeralls, Dc
These are Just a few of the many snaps a
our clearing sale. Nebraska Shoe ant
| Clothing House Twenty-fifth and
. / streets, South Omaha,
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