Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-27

IN order that the congregations may all
attend the baecaiaureste sermon TO the
graduates o. the South Omaha High school.
Dr. Beattie Of Lincoln will preach for
the Christian church 81 the Ancient order
Of United Workman temple.
The Upward Calling will be the sub
feet OF Rev George Van Wrinkles address
a. the First Baptist church.
Dr. Wheeler viii preach at the First Pres
byterian church. and this is the day for the
regular missionary offering.
At Leffler's Memorial church at Sixteenth
and Madison streets. Rev. w. d. stambaugh
will preach the memorial address to the
Grand Army OF the Republic and the Wom-
ans Relief corps The members of the
Phil Kearney post and the Relief corps will
meet at the Grand Army Of the Republic
hall at 10 a. M, and from there go In
body to the church. The subject Of the
sermon will be taken from Mathew, 1924
Think not that I came to send peace on
the earth; but sword"
Rev F. NJ Sisson will hold regular ser
vice In the Methodist church in the morn
ing In the evening he will preach the bac-
caiaureate sermon at the auditorium of the
high school.
Sunday Ball Games.
There will be double-header game Sun
day afternoon at Duny's park The games
win be the Duffys against the Holly's Of
Omaha. and the Holly's against the Mer-
chants. The new grand stand has been
completed and there Is ample accommoda-
ton for any of the women who wish to
witness the game. There Is protection from
the sun or a sudden shower
There will also be a game at letters
park.
Magic City Gossip.
Joseph Flynn, 231s 3 street, reports the
birth OF a daughter.
Wesley Barr was fined 81 and costs on
the charge Of being drunk.
Charles Miller Of the Exchange postofice
Is enjoying his annual vacation.
The time of Mrs. Mary Mason's funeral
has been changed from p. m. today to
2:30. The friends of the family will take
note OF the change in the hour.
Nels Sorensen Of .Brownlee, Neb., is
visiting with a number OF his old ac-
Quaintances. An informal entertainment
will be given for him this evening
a L: Ber9uist has purchased the resi-
NTH and 2 streets where he expects soon
mef Colonel Hunt is about to 'n move u to
California, where he Is Interested in land
In the vicinity of Eureka.
Eva Burns was fined and sentenced to
serve term Of fifteen days in the county
jail for drunkenness, but the fine was
suspended during absence from the city.
Edward Hsrkins. 40 North Twenty fifth
street, died in the Clarkson hospital of
peritonitis Thursday night. The funeral
| will be Saturday at p. m. The burial
| will be in Laurel Hill cemetery
Miss Ellen Schmidt, Fifteenth and Mon
| roe streets, has returned from the Peru
normal, where she graduated this spring
| She has secured the Sarpy school, just
south Of the limits of Albright.
The members Of Mayfiower hive No. &c.
Ladies Of the Maccabees, are requested
| TO meet and attend the funeral of
| Mrs. Josie McGoldrick, q late sister
| OF the order The funeral Is this morning
at $3.50 fro mthe residence, 1923 street.
William Hughes, who was arrested on
| suspicion, 1t being reported that he had
| disposed OF some jewelry of value, was
| brought to trial. 1t was discovered there
was no evidence which would warrant a
| conviction on such a charge and the case
was dismissed. Hughes will leave the city
in few days, expecting to 60 to North
| Dakota