Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10

jan II, 60 the city Jail g. fined "a. bound
over 4 and continued I.
A large number Of sidewalk ordinances
were recommended for passage and were
given second reading. The city clerk was
ordered 10 advertise bids for contract for
the construction Of temporary sidewalks OF
permanent material. The grade Of Twenty
second street, from d TO b, ls to be
changed.
An ordinance was introduced to compel
the Union Pacific railroad and the Union
stockyards company to erect and maintain
the west approach to the Q street viaduct.
This point has never been covered by con-
tract as yet.
ParochIal school Dedication.
In connection with dedication OF the new
Bohemian parochial school at Twenty-first
and w streets, the Bohemian Turner's gave
an athletic exhibition Saturday. Sunday and
Monday at Franek's halL Teams from
South Omaha and Plattsmouth competed.
Prizes we're awarded as follows: First d.
vision, fret prize. b. Maltk. South Omaha;
second. j. Kucera. Omaha. Second division:
first prize. j. Proskosii. Omaha; second
prize. ]. Pesek. South Omaha. Third d.
vision: first prize, Frank Stanek. South
Omaha; second prize, Frank Ashubrin,
Plattsmouth.
The exercises OF dedication were conducted
Monday afternoon. Bishop Scannell OF
the Omaha diocese conducted the cere-
monies and preached a sermon for the oc-
casion. Father Vranek of Omaha, also de-
livered an address. Father Ahern pro-
nounced the benediction. Father Chundelsk
assisted the other priests. In addition
to the religious festivities a parade was
given by the Bohemian orders through the
principal streets. They were headed BY
Franek's band. After the ceremonies an
informal dance was given at Franek's hall.
Magic City Gossip.
Miss Mabel Inghram is visiting friends
at Des Moines.
w. b. Tagg is the proud possessor of a
son, born last Friday noon.
ST. Martins Auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
Howard, Wednesday afternoon.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part OF the city. Telephone No. 8.
The All-Star team Of Omaha will play
afternoon,
Mrs. Mary Sargent, 1877 North Twenty
seventh street, has returned from Pasa-
dena, Cal.
The Magic City Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Van Dusen, 25N ID street,
Thursday afternoon.
The first meeting of the Century Lite
rary club was held yesterday afternoon
at NAG COuNh Olildlld pubiiI llbA dlg
Superior Lodge, No. 1893. Degree Of Honor,
will meet Wednesday evening for an ,initia-
tiOn. The drill team is urged to be pres
emit.
Rev. r. w. Eivers leaves Wednesday
afternoon for the annual session of the
English Lutheran synod, held at Hardy,
Neb.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church will have a home bakery at
the store of r. G. Bevers Saturday after
noon.
Heyman & Berry sellers Of quality"
meats, 24th and e, telephone 800; Path and
A, telephone III.
The Aid Society of the English Lutheran
church will meet Thursday afternoon at .
o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Arthur
Mehl, 11S North Twenty-second street.
Miss Nora Gilchrist and her mother, Mrs.
Richard Gilchrist, have returned from a
visit to Chicago. Miss Gilchrtst spent a
large part OF the summer taking paint
ing lessons Of Miss Estebrook OF Chicago.
The son of John j. Ginin, the city clerk,
fell off a fence yesterday morning and
broke his arm. The physicians submitted
the arm to an X-ray examination to dis
cover the minor fractures Of the elbow
Joint, hoping TO be able TO set the arm
so 1t will move freely.
The following births have been reported:
Henry Molberg. 922 North Twenty-fourth,
a girl. l.. S. Mattson, 1908 Polk, a
girl; w. b.. Chandler, 469 South twenty
third, a girl; Frank Heayern, 500 North
Twenty-ninth a girl; A. Hiatt, twenty
first and Harrison, a boy,