Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-02
Mnric CITY Gonsin.

Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling, Brewer, Tel. No. 30.
Mrs. Frank Mockler is in Chicago visit
! ing friends.
| All of the banks and the city offices
will be closed on Tuesday.
NJ. A. Dillon has sold his home at 2415
d street to w. G.. Reschke.
Twenty-one building permits were issued
| in June, amounting to $4,000.
The expectation is that nearly all places
of business will be closed on July 4.
Anna Fowler is home from the State
| university to spend July Fourth with her
parents.
Mrs. Wesley p Adkins, who has been
quite i'll, was reported some better Satur-
day.
Joseph and James Koutsky are spending
a couple of days at their fishing camp at
La Platte.
Mrs. p II. Shields will leave on Tuesday
| for Denver to attend the Epworth League
| convention.
A petition is being circulated for .he
grading of Twenty eighth street from q
| to w street.
| DR.. Tindall will preach morning and
evening at the First Methodist Episcopal
church today.
The city will be called upon to pay $S7.4O
for the feeding of city prisoners during the
| month of June.
! Fred Englen and family left Saturday
| afternoon for Des Moines to spend rev
| days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Cressey are prepar-
| ing to leave this week for Portland and
| PaclnC coast pOlnIS.
| 1t is planned that the P. E. o. society
| give a family dinner at o'clock at High
| land park on July 4.
out of thirty live who were examined
! for teachers certificates here last month
| only nineteen passed
Charles Allen, police court bailiff, has
| gone to St. Joseph, Mo, to spend few
| days with his daughter.
| Herman Taylor was sentenced to thirty
| days in the county Jail yesterday by Judge
| King for stealing meat from Armours.
Laura and Lillian Rudersdorf are home
| from the summer school at Lincoln and
will spend few days with their parents
here.
Mayfower hive of the Maccabees gave
| q lawn social at the home of Mrs. John
Dougherty, Forty-second and 7 streets, last
| evening.
Rev Mr.. Tindall will lead the Epworth
League meeting to be held at the First
| Methodist Episcopal church at O'Clock
this evening.
After a thorough renovation the First
| Presbyterian church will be reopened to-
day. DR.. Wheeler will preach both morn
! ing and evening
Aerie No. 1854, Fraternal Order of Eagles,
greatly enjoyed a picnic at Courtland beach
| Thursday evening. About 600 members
| and friends attended.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Young
| ice cream social at Highland park on
Thursday evening, July 1S,
Stamp sales at the South Omaha post
| office for June amounted to S94.4O. THIS
! is an increase of 80, POS. .O4 as compared with
the receipts for June. 1904.
Henry C. Richmond left Saturday after
| noon for Kearney to spend few days with
! his wife, who is supervisor of music at the
State Normal school there.
Dr.. W. S. Whites condition remains
| Colorado has been postponed until he
shows some signs of Improvement
Mrs. H. c, Richmond has resigned as
supervisor of music of the South Omaha
| school. On Monday night the Board of
Education will elect a successor to Mrs.
Richmond. l.
Councilman w. p. Adkins and City En-
gineer Herman Beal fished all Friday after
noon and evening at Cut-eff lake. The
catch amounted to one sun fish about the
size of a dollar,
Poultry fanciers of Sarpy and Douglas
counties will meet at the office of rs r
Fleharty, Twenty-sixth and n streets, on
the evening of July. II for the purpose
of organizing a poultry association.
st. Stephen society of Omaha will hold
a picnic at Barrett's park today. In the
forenoon there Is to be a barbecue and
speeches. Dancing will commence at
o'clock. Franek's band will furnish the
music