Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-17

bartender fnterfered. Mcmahon admitted
the assault and seemed TO take pride In the
encounter but he denied that he was ar
rested and declared that he was not going
90 let any officer beat him without cause
Peters was fined 8 for drunkenness. City
Prosecutor McNally conducted the cases
and Mcmahon vas represented BY N. L.
Beckwith. Omaha. and Peters BY J. j.
Breen.
Judge Callahan IN passing sentence upon
MeMshon said he was not going 20 tolerate
such Iswlessness IN south Omaha 90 long
ss he was on the bench.
ThreateninE HIS wife.
William Coleman vas sent BY Judge
Callahan yesterday morning to the county
Jan for sixty days for having threatened
to shoot mis- wife. The couple lived in
Omaha. but Mrs. Coleman was Obliged to
leave her home on account OF the mans
habits and treatment she came 20 South
Omaha to live with her father. william
Porter, Twenty-fifth and streets. Cole
man followed here there and when she
declined TO return with him he pulled out
the gun and threatened what he would
90. lie was arrested in Omaha by Detec-
tive Zaloudek.
MaEie City Gossip.
Bee Hive Masonic lodge will hold a reg,i-
lar communication this evening.
Ed Johnston, ex-mayor Of this city. is
reported 10 be very SICK at hls home in
Omaha.
Fred Lang and Mise stella Moran were
married Tuesday by Rev. James Ahane.
They will reside In this city.
A meeting Of the city council will be
held this afternoon At o'clock to appoint
officials for the school board election.
The South Omaha Liquor Dealers asso-
citation will hold q meeting next Tuesday
evening al Twenty-sixth and o streets.
Phone Bell South SIS. Independent F-lsss
Tor case OF letter Gold Top. Prompt de-
livery 20 any part OF city William letter.
Harry Powers OF Curtis. Neb. Is on a
visit to his uncle and family, Dexter Rob-
inson, 3ils / street. whom ne mad not seen
Miss Blanche Robinson, 24S street. has
been called TO Nevada. Ia, through the
illness Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
5. II. RidEeway.
The Ladies Aid society OF St Iuke's
church will meet this afternoon al the
home Of Mrs. Mevins for the annual cleo
ton OF officers.
Opal Hartman. daughter Of @. w. Hart
man, and Mary Decker entertained num-
Der OF school friends At the home OF Mr..
Hartman. 22i1 Ninton street. Tuesday night.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First NJ
y. church VIII have an all-day quilting
Twenty fourth street today. Lunch will
be served at the noon hour.
The funeral Of william Tobin will be
the residence s Street 81 s to So AsSs
church, where service will be held at 2
clock. The interment will be in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Mrs Unxlcker and Mrs. Goddard will
entertain the wOmans auxiliary OF st.
Martins church at the home of the for
mer, 92t North Thirteenth street, this
afternoon. Those intending TO attend are
O'Clock.
The case of Antoine BAzar who has a
saloon az Thirty sixth and Y streets. and
against whom charges were filed with the
police board for selling liquor after hours.
was YESTERDAY morning. on the application
OF Bszar continued to the meeting OF the
board In March.
The following births have been re-
ported; Louis Weiss. ISIS West X
girl; J, F. Mclaughlin. Thirty-second and
y streets, boy Thomas z. Mason, 81 South
Elfteenth street. boy; Herman Horrin,
Iwenty-seventh and Polk street. girl.
Mr.. and MRS James rhlnney. 2aO n
street. entertained a party Of friends Tues
day evening in honor Of their fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary. Cards and dancing passed
the evening. and the prizes at cards were
won by Mrs. Thomas German, William
Woodrihg
sioner. was In South Omaha Tuesday and
IN company with John G. Trouton. as
elstant state fire commissioner. made an
Inspection OF various places in the city.
Commissioner Randall wishes the public
70 understand that gasoline must not be
kept on the premises where used. and that
those 30 keeping II are liable to prosecu-
ton.
A Valentine party was given Tuesday
night by the T. l. T. club which Is com
posed Of sophomore girl students Of the
high school az the home OF Miss Veronica
Sarrel, Twenty-sixth and g streets. Forty
members and guests were present. The
house was decorated In red and white the
colors OF the high school and the doors
were hung with portieres OF hearts The
evening was spent with games, after
which refreshments were served Frank
Foley was the prize winner.
The members Of the s. A. c. club were
entertained at q Valentine party Tuesday
evening by Miss Rose Kelley at her home.
| Twentieth street and Missouri avenue The
decorations were red hearts. Prizes were
Won BY Mrs. John Hinchey and Arthur
Beacon. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. John Hinchey. Mr. and Mrs. James
| Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Curran. the Misses
Mary Clinton. Geraldine Weber Winnie
Waite, Margaret Nolan Ella Sullivan. L.o-
retta Weber, Maude Crawford Rose KEEL
/ ley. Messrs. Jim Sullivan. Joe Offerman.
Arthur Beacon. Frank Magic, John KEEL
ley. John Sullivan. NJ Smith.