Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-26

in the first, but in the second Fitzgerald
struck Hansen a simple cross to the jaw,
and before he recovered he was counted
out by Jack Ford, the referee. He told his
friends afterward that he had got a shoe
lace on one of the gloves In his eye and
was so blinded he could see nothing. The
crowd cheered for the South Omaha man
until they were hoarse.
In the go between Brosnihan and Nc
Carly Of the Shamrock club, Brosnihan
knocked McCarty out of the box in the
first round by a hard one TO the stomach
and, after McCarty had taken three counts,
following, while the other was groggy,
with a straight punch to the face. The
excitement was great at this point of the
exhibition.
Mike Malone from Denver and Guy Buck
les fought a six-round contest with hon
ors practically even, although Malone
seemed a little weak in the last round.
In the first round, also, Buckles had the
best of it. In the four rounds between
Malone rushed the fight at a pretty fast
clip. but at no time did either come near
a knockout.
Callahan and Smith fought four rounds
in the beginning as a preliminary, and two
boys. Gaughan and Sweeney, we're put on
as an extra number.
Magic City Gossip.
Mason q. Zerbe and family are visiting in
Ulysses for a week.
William T. Hickman has returned from
a visit in the south.
Victoria Barr has been visiting in Stan
ton, Neb., during the week.
Miss Flossie Mum has returned from a
! months visit at Red Oak. Ia.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
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Mrs. Angelina Kells, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is now able to take short walks
daily.
Mrs. George Parks entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening. She took this occasion
to announce the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Anna, to John Mugan Of Chicago. Mr..
Mugan is a nephew of Rev. Charles Musan.
the wedding will be celebrated in the near
future.
Miss Ceeile Lyon has gone TO Chicago to
attend the summer school OF the Chicago
university.
The South Omaha Country club base ball
4 team will play the Baker Bros. team on tbs
local grounds Saturday afternoon.
Miss Pauline McIntire entertained twenty
try h r5lss'G nes ar B E RFis e T Wedne as nsr 00un'
Mrs. William N. Holt is safely recovering
from the runaway accident OF last week
She was hurt on the Fort Crook boulevard
after her horse became frightened at a hog
on the roadside.
Mems imported hose, worth SOC and 75c,
including gauze Isle and laces, In such
colors as OK blood, purple, oxford, etc,
former prices 50, $50, IS, sale price, 81. IS
Here we also carry one OF the largest
, stocks of oveTalls and work clothes. We
are agents for the following makes OF
oyoralls, Sweet Orr" "Flnck," Bread
Winner" II you wish to buy the very
best overall made for 75c ask for the
Morris Brand" For 50c we can give you
black, brown check and also blue overalls,
with or without bib. Trunk department
is also situated In the basement. We carry
a large variety of trunks and suit cases and
sell them for less than you can buy them
elsewhere. II you wish to get a better SO
or SO suit than you can get for this price
in South Omaha or Omaha, we can show
you a nice variety in up-to-date styles,
Nebraska Shoe and Clothing House, corner
18th and n SITS, South Omaha.