Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-05

ran out and frightened him so that he ran
away, taking a direction toward the Crosby
home at Thirty-sixth on the county line. At
Twenty-eighth she was thrown out and the
wrecked csrriage was thrown on her. This
occurred Just over the railroad tracks. She
was carried 20 a neighbors and the ambu-
lance was called. DR. Delaney responded
and ordered the injured women taken home
It was found that she was suffering from
injuries about the head and severe bruises
and possible fracture Of the hip.
Pupils Given Grade cards.
Last Friday evening the pupils Of the
high school were given their report cards
showing their grades for the FIRST semester
of the school year. Prof. Graham eN-
pressed the belief that IL would be a good
thing for the parents to get hold of these
grading cards and look them over. That
parents do not always look them over is
shown by the surprise that some of them
express on calling at the principals office
TO find that their sons or daughters have
made several failures along their course.
Sometimes these will make Il doubtful IL
the delinquents will be able to graduate. A
little attention now may save both the par
ents and the children the chagrin Of seeing
their failures at the close Of the year.
Magic city Gossip.
There were no names booked at the city
Jail last night nor yesterday.
Richard Stran. Thrty-frst and n streets,
has daughter, born Friday night
Mrs II. J. Cummings of Arion, la. is a
guest of Mrs +. G. Caldwell, her sister.
There will be a meeting of the city coun-
ell tonight; also a meeting of the School
board and the Library board.
Mrs William Stewart is soon TO go to
Oklahoma She has been making her
hnD at lpga "A md Of
Mrs Rhods GriffIth has lately returned
from Sioux city. where she has been at
tending the death OF relative.
Mrs. John Dorm of Grand Island. who
has been confined in the South Omaha
hospital for the last six months. w. aUie
to return to her nome yesterday.
1t is likely that definite Arrangements will
be made for meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the new South Omaha Country
CLUB either tonight or tomorrow night.
Miss Harriet Mendenhall, chief nurse at
the south Omaha hospital went to spend
Saturday night and sunday with friends
at Moodbine, la. she will return today
c. A. Samueis and wife have just arrived
in the city, where they expect TO make
their future home. Mr. Sanues is in the
government service. connected with the
bureau of animal industry.
Prof. Graham of the nigh school calls
the attention OF the parents 70 the TACT
mat their children nave their grading cards
now for the last semesters wuIh. IL would
be good plan for parents To look them
, over.
Postmaster +. j. Etter has so far recov-
| cred that he is able to be out of the house
! for rev minutes at time, and It is now
more than likely that he viii be able tC
assume part OF his duties at least before
| the end of the week
! Charles Mack, a colored man, who works
for the Cuuany PACKING company, met with
a serious accident yesterday, by which one
/ of his legs was broken. lie was taken L
the South Omaha hospital. where ne was
attended by ar. hUutsky.
/ Peter NJ. David was made one of the
/ regular carriers of south oman after tins
! resignation of Miss Seykora Hereafter
there will be a gentleman at the genera
delivery window. so all of the carriers
d moved w. on the list and a new one wa:
brought forward from the supernumeraIS
/ list.