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Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

scy, Omaha; corresponding secretary for Me-
braska for General Federation Woman's Clubs
address. "Soms Things that Might Be Diff
ferent," Mrs. A,nW Roseman, Fremont; ad-
dress, Cultivation eof Taste for the Beautl-
full" Miss Alice EYster Crete; presentation
OF question concerning federation library
Mrs. Belle NJ. Stoutenborough Plattsmouth ,
discussion, led iiby Miss Sarah Harris, Lin
coin; presentation OF question concerning
midsummer meeting Mrs. Frank Heller,
Omaha; two-minute reports or CLUBS.
2p. m.-Reports Of committees; election OF
officers; transactiop' Of business; two-minute
reports OF clubs
Miss Louise Lmhof the Japanese mission
ary. left for japan Tuesday evening. Before
her departure the Young Ladies' Missionary
society OF st. Pauls church gave Miss I'm
hoff q reception at the home Of Mrs. Peck
ham, 1ii7 l. street Miss Imhoff will go at
once to Toxic, niWhere she Will resume her
former labors. igpru
Drs. w. l.. Dayton and G. II. Simmons
have returned from their trip abroad. DR..
Dayton reports an exceedingly pleasant and
instructive trip through Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Harris Of Denver, for
mer residents Of this city, were in Lincoln
this week. the guests of Mrs Rosa Funk
Mr. and Mrs. Harris will make their home in
Omaha in the future
The matriculation OF new students at the
university was 2S6 Wednesday noon. 1t will
probably run about 300 by next week
Chancellor MacLean made his first trip out
into the state this week. He went to Broken
Bow to speak on "Cul ure and Agriculture" at
the Custer county fair.
Miss Florence Putnam has returned to Chi
cago to continue her studies at Mrs. Star
| ret's seminary for young ladies at Oak Park.
There is rumor abroad that DR.. C. G.
Lasby may permanently exchange pupts
with Rev. Frank Crane of Omaha.
The Current Events department OF the
Womens club met with Mrs A.. j. Sawyer
yesterday afternoon.
Lieutenant Pershing is again in the city.
He will remain until about October 10. when
he will go to his new post in the northwest.
The young ladies of the Young Women's
Christian association will give a trolley party
for Miss Matte King Monday evening.
Mrs. w. ]. Bryan has returned from San
Francisco. Mr.. Bryan will follow her in a
few days.
Miss f. w. Smith and Miss Edith Phelan
were visiting Miss Olive Latta this week.
Mrs. ID. C. Chapman of Ponca has been
visiting Mrs. j. C. Waugh this week.
Mode Griffith has returned from California
where he spent the summer.
Mrs. Sarah j. Arnold went to Camp Verde
Ariz., last Wednesday,
Prof. Robert B. owen returned from his
European trip Saturday.
N. s. Harwood has returned from New
York and Washington.
Belle and Rena Sharpe are in Denver, Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Miss Emma Mccormick of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. Benjamin Gallagher.
Miss Mary Archer OF Fremont, who has
besn visiting Miss Maggie Bud retur red h me
Tuesday.
Mrs. Holiday OF Chicago. and Miss Lulu
Robinson are the guests Of Mrs. Bslden and
Mrs. Charles Lyman.
Mrs. William Weaver OF Muscltine, Ia.
who has been witt ng her sister, Mrs. p. H.
Cook has returned home.
Mrs. Lansing Griffin ard her d lighter, Mrs
ID. S. Burr Of Binghantol, N. Y, are Wis l.
ing Mr.. J. o. Corby, who is brother of Mrs
Griffin.
Mrs Russell Harrison and daughter, who
have spending the summer with ex-Presdent
Harrison, are now the guests Of Governor and
Mrs. Saunders.
Miss Cara E. Curtis. who has been the
guest OF her brother. Colonel S. S. Curtis. for
the past four months, left on Friday for St.
Louis, where she will visit for some time be-
fore returning to her home in California.
Miss Mary S. Wilson Of Nebraska City.
who was one of Ak-Sar-B Ben's maids OF honor
last week. returned home yesterday. Miss
Wilson, with her cousin, Miss Frances X
Wilson. also. OF. Nebraska City. vera sater,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

A. Aron, a merchant OF Lincoln, is regis
tered at the Arcade
j. W. Elliott merchant of Tekamah, is
stopping at the Arcade.
Henry Frawley, a lawyer of Deadwood, is
registered at the Paxton.
Mr. and Mrs C. Jackson of Glenwood, Ia,
are guests at the Arcade.
Mr. Al Caldwell, manager "Coon Hollow"
company. is a Barker guest.
f. Boneher, prominent musician Of Peru,
is stopping at the Merchants.
Mr. w. B. Skipton is registered at the
Barker from Parlnan, Wyu.
Mr. Charles McGowen, San Francisco, Cal,
Is registered at the Barker.
Ten members of the Cotton King" COM
pany are registered at the Barker.
w. N Rugg, a hotel man of Manning. Ia,
and wife are stopping at the Merchants.
E. S. Dundy, jr., and wife left for New
York yesterday to be gone several weeks.
C. r. Kelsey of the Sweetwater Coal Min
ing company, Wyoming, is at the Millard.
Thirty members of Sam T. Jacks Extrav-
agenza company are domiciled at the Barker
Joseph Matousek, a prominent lumber
dealer of Brainaid, is stopping at the Ar
cGde.
Charles Peterson of the Rock Island inn
migration department, Chicago is at the
Arcade.
j III,
pany of Los Angeles, CAL, is stopping at the
Arcade. I'D
Mr., ]. ]. Hayes, and Mr.. s. H. Raymond,
stockmen from RHpid City, 5. d., are stop
ping at the Barker.
b. F. Fowler, United States district at
torney for Wyomlng,l living at Cheyenne, Is
quartered at the, Paxton
A. c. Cass coal dealer OF Denver, in COM
paDy with A. s. Hughes and c. II. Schlacks,
is registered at the Paxton.
Governor Stons of Mississippi and party
returned to the ,citys last evening and will
leave for ST. Louis this morning.
w. II. Burnham,, connect with the United
States Wind Engine, and Supply comp my Of
Orange, Cal. is stopping at the Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. J,l d. Harris. Miss Lily
Munay, Miss Bessie Lozier and e. j. Cullen
comprise a party or Lincoln people at tho
Dsllone. 80
Yardmaster Robinson OF the Burlington ex-
poets to leave for Boston, accompanied by his
family, the early part Of next week. They
will visit friends and relatives in different
parts of Massachusetts.
Ready, New York; H. C, Enos, Philadelphia;
William Miller. Fort Dodge; George Cox,
st. Louis; w. NJ. McGintIe. Mrs. e. Nc
Gintie, Miss DIanch McGintie. Wilber; Rob-
ert Byers Holdregs w. L. Sly, st. Louis;
A. ID. Stedman. London England; Ernest
Barret, Chicago; S. l.. Kelley. Kansas City;
W. II. Deffanbacher. Chicago: Sol Ledeman,
Chicago; S. r. Mumaugh, Portland; j. b.
Pritchard, u. s. A.; J. Clark, Wooster, o.
Nebraskans at the Hotels.
At the Arcade-M, q. Needham. Albion;
John A. Witherd, Clarkson.
Al the Dellone-Wiliam Ebright. Me-
braska City. W. X. Lumry, Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

travelling suit. After the ceremony, which
was attended only by the immediate friends
OF the two families, dainty wedding
luncheon was served at the home OF Mrs.
Westerman, after which the bridal couple
took the afternoon train for Chicago, their
future home. The bride Is the charming
daughter OF Mrs. G. l.. Dolan OF Omaha, who.
with her daughter. has spent the summer In
st. Cloud as guests OF Colonel and Mrs.
Westerman, while the groom occupies the
responsible position Of business manager OF
Chicago house. Mr. and Mrs. Estabrook
will be at home after October 10, at 6i29
0glesby avenue, Chicago.
On Wednesday afternoon, Septem-
Der 25. at S:SO o'clock, the marriage OF
Mr. Alvin w Krech OF st. Paul and Omaha
and Miss Angelina S. Jackson OF Utica, N. Y,
was solemnized at Grace Episcopal church,
Utica The church was tastefully decorated
with palms. smllax and potted plants. Rela-
tives and few of the most Intimate friends
Of he bride and groom only witnessed the cere-
mony, as performed by Rt Rev. Frederick
Huntington bishop OF the diocese Of central
New York. and Rev. DR.. Charles T. Olmsted.
rector Of Grace church. The bride was es-
corted by her brother Mr.. Anson II. Jack
son, and was attended by Miss Doolittle, maid
OF honor. The best man was Mr. John At
water Of Minneapolis. The ushers were Leu
tenant Sturgis Of General Merrit's staff, Chi
cago; Mr.. John Il. Brandegee, Mr. Edward ID.
Brandegee and MIR. w. S. Doottle of Utica,
Mr.. D. E. Moran OF New York and Mr.. Ar
thur C. Jackson, brother Of the bride, of
New York After the ceremony
reception held at the resi-
dencs OF the brides mother. Mrs.
b. Jackson, S64 Genesee street. Among the
guests were: General Merritt Of Chicago,
Judge Cornish of st. Paul, Mrs. Georga G.
Squires of St. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Anson X.
Jackson and family of Minneapolis Mrs.
Charles II. Gardner and ia n!ly Of Oma a. The
house was handsomely trimmed with banks
of roses, cut flowers po ted plants, palms and
festoons CT smilax. The bride, who is beau
tiful and gracious woman. and who has al
ready won for herself host Of warm friends
here, wore a lovely Paris creltion of white
satin. trimmed with point lace. She wore
diamond ornaments. The bridesmaids wore
dainty dresses of white and yellow Mrs.
Jackson wore becoming gown Of back SILK
trimmed with point lace and diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krech left for the east where
they will spend their HONEYMOON. For the
next few years they wi live in Omaha, as the
groom is engaged in business in connect on
with tho receivership of the Union Pachc
railroad. They will ultimately make their
home In ST. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
DUNRAVEN CHANGES HIS MIND.
UnOiiicinlly Asks for Another Race
with Defender.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Captain James d.
Smith, chairman of the Americas cup com
mittee, makes the following statement: 81
have been frequently misquoted during the
recent discussion of the Dunraven question
but for this much 1 will be responsible
Within the last few days Lord Dunraven said
to me, Commodore Smith, what will be the
chance of having it accepted If | should pre-
sent another challenge for the Americas S cup?
l answered that it was my belief that such
challenge would be considered but that the
race would not be sailed until after the race
between the American yacht and that of
Charles d. Rosgy I also expressed the hope
that such a challenge would be presented
and then we could have two races next year."
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
bellevue Brevitics.

BELLEVUE, Neb., Sept. 2S-(special)-
In honor of the new students reeep ion was
given Monday evening at Elwina hall. The
evening was pleasantly spent.
Rev. ii. A. Clrnahan and wife of Central
City are guests at Elwina hall
Rev. f. l. Lyman and wife of Omaha have
been visiting Mrs. w. Hamilton and family
Mr.. b. r. Stouffer left Wedre- day for
Broken Bow, Neb, where he is t. deliver
lecture on ensilage at the Custer county fair
Mrs. ID. Ferguson Is visiting her soNs at
Co by, Kan, and at Beaver Cross ng, Neb.
In the absence of the pastor Rev. W. W.
Harsha d D.. of the Pr; shy .erian church of
the Omaha Theological seminary preached
Sunday.
Messrs. H. A. Longsdorf, James d: wey and
John Kast are attending the apple fe tval at
Glenwood, Ia.
A musical and e'ecutionary Entertainment
was given Friday evening at the Pre- ibyterian
church by Mss Alice Baker and Mr.. Kay
Tarwater, students at the Institute for the
Blind, Nebraska City, assisted by Miss Cora
Baker. The program was ry good ard t is
to be regretted that the performance had 80
small an audience.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
A SurnrIse Pnrty.

An enjoyable surprise party was given at
the home Of Mrs. Lottie Il. Brandt. 1929
Maple street, last Friday evening, the oc-
casion being Miss Brandt's fifteenth birth
day anniversary. The evening was spent In
vocal and instrumental music, after which
parlor games were INDUCED in until late
hour when refreshments were served and
the happy party dispersed. The following
were invited: Misses Bessie Flanders, Mag
gle Griffith, Marguerite Humphrey, Grace
Emsie Clara Enge, Mary Hansen, Lillian
Emsle Nellie Cunningham, Annie Arnoldi
Emma Ashmusen, Edith Wilcox, Masters
John Fruthwirth, James Arnold, Thomas
Humphrey. Lewis Hansen. James Smith,
Alfred Warner, Harry Donahue, Morris
Grlffith. John Arnold, William Spencer and
Herbert Wilcox
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

In honor of Mrs Anson Graves, wife Of
Bishop Graves Mrs. Philip Potter gave
charming reception on Saturday afternoon
between the hours of and s o'clock. The
house was daintily and tastefully decorated
with roses The decorations in the parlor
and dining room were red, and in the sitting
room yellow roses and ferns. Mrs. Potter
was assisted in receiving her guests by
Nine. Powell. Mrs. Heath and Mrs. S. D.
Barkalow, while Mrs. Richard Hall and Mrs
A. c. Powell presided at the chocolate and
tea table. Delicious refreshments were served
To the sixty or seventy guests present
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Associated Charities of Omaha.

Our clothing room is almost empty and
we have daily demands upon us for all
kinds Of wearing apparel, shoes. etc. II the
women, in looking over their wardrobes, at
this season would kindly remember US, we
shall be pleased to send our wagon for par
cells on receiving a postal card or hearing
by telephone 1916.
JOHN LAUGHLAND, Secretary,
S07 Howard Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair, with NOrtherly winds nnd
warmer In Western Nebraska.

Fair, with NOrtherly winds nnd
warmer In Western Nebraska.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S-The forecast for
Sunday is:
For Nebraska-Fair; northerly winds. be-
coming variable; slightly warmer In the
western portion. -.,,-.
For Missouri and Iowa-Far; northerly
winds.
For Kansas-Fair; northerly winds.
For South Dakota-Fair; light, variable
winds; slightly warmer Sunday evening
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA Sept. S.-Omaha record OF tenn
perature and rainfall compared with the
corresponding day of the past four Years;
haa%%% hls%s% ss$sss''$$4s :S%ss5$;%'s " : Z \
Precipitation ........'....'. W w ~ w
Condition of temperature and precipitat tion
at Omaha for the day and since March l.
1895: on
Normal temperature ......,,.....,.....''' ogg
Deficiency for the day...'.'.''''''''''';6';i
Normal precipitation ..,.,,,''''''''' ~ ihcil
Deficiency for the day............,.::' ~ men
Total precipitation since March l. 1913 inches
deficiency since March l........ 1.2S inches
l.. A. WELSH, Observer.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Judge Neville Addresses Veterans.

SIDNEY, Neb, Sept. 28.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Judge William Neville addressed
large audience of old soldiers at the reunion
at Harrisburg today. He spoke nearly two
hours and 1t was conceded to be one OF the
grandest orations ever heard in western Me-
braska.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

cred here several hours earlier than II has
been formerly. II also reaches Tscumseh
several hours In advance Of other daily
papers. The general complimentary remarks
heard on the streets In regard to The Bees
efficient service testify that this stroke OF
enterprise Is fully appreciated.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

NEBRASKA CITY, Sept 2s.-(special)- y
Melt Nelson, student at the Institute for
the Blind, died very suddenly yesterday aft
ernoon. About O'Clock he complained of
feeling i'll and went to his room to lie down.
Not coming down to supper an investigation
was made and 1t was discovered that he was
dead. Death was caused by heart trouble
His home Is in Burt county.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
work of Haptists at Hcmingford.

HEMINGFORD. Neb., Sept 2S.-(Specal
Telegram.)-At today's session of the Baptist
association, DR.. e. A. Weir of Chadron and
Mrs. Bassett of Grand Island were elected
delegates to the state convention at York
October %. Eloquent addresses were deliv-
cred by Rev. T. F. Schosser and State Mis-
sionary Keeler. The association closes with
a meeting tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Doctors OF for Kansas City.

The doctors Of the Missouri Valley HomeO-
pathic Medical association will hold their next
convention at Kansas City this week The
Omaha and Council Bluffs members will go
down to the city ON the Kaw in a special
Pullman, starting tomorrow morning. DR.. d.
A. Foote Of this city is the president of the
association. The convention will continue in
session three days, at which a1l Of the ills of
the human body will be discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
LULL In SOCIAL CIRCLES
Quiet that Follows the Summer Still
Prevails.
RETURN OF THOSE FROM ABROAD SETS IN
Engagements to he Followed by
Weddings In the Near Future
Are Announccd-Scws and
Gossip of the Week.

The same serenity aud quiet that has
reigned during the summer season still con-
tinues. For now that the great Ak-Sar-Be
ball is over. the reaction has had rather a
subduing effect on society.
Most Of the younger set have departed for
their schools in the different parts Of the
United States, and a great many society
people are still out Of town.
While we are waiting for the buds to make
their formal entrance into society, there
seems to be little else to do but occupy the
time by enjoying ourselves to the best OF
our ability, whatever that may be. For in
stance, those who have wheels are enjoying
the fine condition of the roads and lovely
moonlight nights, while quite number OF
girls are studying French with Miss Ogden
at the High school this year. among whom are
Misses Sue Colpetzer, Mabel Taylor Amy
Barker Grace Allan and Mae Hamilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

TIL sixth grand council OF the Young Mems
Institute Atlantic jurisdict on, closed a SIS
sion of four days in Indianapolis last Thurs
day. The council was comprised Of lSl dele
gates and officers representing 135 subordinate
councils organized In sixteen states east OF
the Rocky mountains. no able increase in
the number of councils. as well as in mem-
bership was made during the preced ng year.
and the sixth grand council was In conse-
quence the largest he'd since the foundation
of the order.
Rev. 8. f. Carroll and T. j. Fitzmorris,
delegates of Carroll council this city, and DR..
McCram of the South Omaha council, have
returned from indianapolis, and report that
the sessions Of the grand council were quite
lively and long drawn out The chief busi-
ness transacted was the adoption OF re-
modelled insurance plan, which is expected to
popularize that feature of the orga1iza ion.
canada was stricken from the list OF 10 ,alities
within the Atlantic jurisdiction, the purTo'e
being to make the organization distinctiv ly
American.
The following officers were electe':
Grand Chapla n-Rt. Rev. Francis Si'as Cha
tard. Indianapolis.
Grand President-H w. Rives, Lebanon.
Ky.
First Grand Vice Presdent-P w. J. G l.
foyle, Allegheny. Pa.
Vile, Ky.
Grand Secretary-R A. Ksyer, Louis
vile.
Grand Treasurer-Thomas J. Bolger, Gin
c,nnati.
. Grand Marshal-Jasper L. Leonard, Gin.
cinnati.
Board of Grand Directors. p. Han'ey.
Frankfort, Ky; seph p. Kealey, Cincinnati;
p. ]. Kelly, Scranton; Charles b. Kessng,
Cincinnati.
Delegates to Supreme Council-James L.
Gaynor, Scranton, Pa; w. e. Kenney Gin
cinnati; NJ. b. Cannon, Belview, KY; w. ID.
Sexton, Cine 'nnati; ii. N Meerwick Atcl!son.
Kan; LeVega Clemens. Owensboro. KY. G. Is.
Adams Altoona. Pa: James Murphy, LOUIS
vile; C. A. Korbly, Indianapolis; Rev. ID. b.
O'Brien, Chicago; Fl. w. Rives Leba non.
Pittsburg, Pa, was chosen fer the sew nth
grand council
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

A harvest home festival will be given at
Young Mems Christian association hall next
Thusrday evening" the following being the
program se1p E ..F
Reapers' ChoruSs...-t -t..............,.. Reapers
500, FIRST ReaPttr '.''.'..;;... MT. Nelr
Solo; Second Reapers...... q. Johnson
FINDERS Chorus 90. ;''.'...''. Binders
Recitation-Our Estate Flower, Golden
Rod. .......... u. ...I. .......... Hattie Dodge
Solo-Harvest t Home.s Mrs. c. f. ID excl
So.o-Comin Thro the Rye. Mrs. Dimmock
All Among the Barley ................. Chorus
Qualtet-Away 70 the Meadows. Choir
SOLO ana ChOruS:.... ..........,......,.....
Recitation of Ruth .!........ Miss Van Giesen
Sumber Song Observation-Disclosures. BoaZ
Mr.. Conrad.
Angels Serenade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs Drexel, Miss Hellings, Miss Root.
Anger ReaperS .lIldn ,ldSS
Rev. S. b. Mccormick addresses the mems
service this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr..
Haven conducts the bible GLASS at 2:45 p. m,
in the absence of Secretary Ober, who ad-
dresses the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion at Red Oak, Ia
Monday the business mems gymnasium
class meets for the first time for the season
at II As a. M Messrs. Turkey, Starr, Pen
fold, Connors. Cartwright, Palmer, Foster,
Butler, Rev. A. ]. Butler and other business
and professional men form this class.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Teutonia lodge No. 262. Order of the
World, dedicated its new hall last evening
by a grand musical and literary entertain
ment, followed by social dance which was
enjoyed by the members and friends until
the "wee sma' hours" of morning An ad-
dress of welcome made by President
Tretschke, at the close of which he intro
duced District Superintendent Irving G.
Baright. who gave an interesting talk on the
order generally, and complimented the lodge
on its rapid growth and splendid record
since its organization. The new quarters OF
the lodge are in Muer's hall, Sixteenth and
Vinton streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29


TECUMSEH, Neb., Sept 2S.-(Special)-
Colonel Hogeland. the newsboys' friend, has
been doing missionary work in this city this
week.
The firm of Gaser & Co., nurserymen has
been dissolved. A. Gaiser continuing the bus
fness and Lewis Imer retiring.
Charles Gabriel and Miss Clara Wright
were married at the home of the bride,
Thursday evening, County Judge Foster oflc-
iating.
Mrs. E. B. Coombs and children are Wis
itng in Valparaiso.
+. II. Barrow Of the Casper, Wyo., Trb-
une, spent part of the week visiting rela-
tives here. He returned to his home ac-
companied by his mother. Friday.
Mrs. James McCucheon and children of
Rock Rapids, Ia, are visiting Tecumseh rel
atives.
Miss Florence NJ Smith was married at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Smith, this city. Wednesday evening" to c.
|. McElroy of Waupun, Wis. They have
gone to Wisconsin to reside.
Members of the Modern Woodmen and
knights of Pythias lodges of this city en-
gagged in a game of ball Monday afternoon.
The game consisted principally of awkward
plays and abuse of the umpire. The Wood
men won by score of "a to IL.
Mrs. ]. r. Whitney is home from vsit
to a son at Rosendale, Mo.
Rev. r. G. Adams pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church here the past year, will re-
move with his family to Amsterdam, N.
Y, soon, to reside with a son. He was re-
leased from this conference at his own re-
quest. Rev. ]. r. Woodcock of Weeping
Water succeeds him.
James A. Lawrence, with his family. will
move to Alabama next week where they will
Army fraternities gave the family a farewell
party Thursday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

talned during their two weeks visit at the
home OF H. A. Doud.
Mrs. II. ID. Fisher and daughter, MISS
Laura. of Florence. wis, are In the city. the
guests OF Mrs. A. NJ. Pinto.
Lieutenant George C. Barnhardt, Sixth cav
airy, with station at Fort Leavenworth, VIII
arrive this evening and be the guest OF Mr..
Charles II. Wilson until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Linlnger are en-
tertainng a house party. compo'ed OF Mrs.
T.. ]. II. Comn Of Jacksonville. and her
grandson Mr. Thomas l.. Harris. Mrs. Col
Inns and daughter Winifred OF Knoxville, H.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Charles f. Thompson of Philadelphia Pa.
secretary of the supreme lodge of the Order
Of the World, spent Monday and Tuesday Of
last week in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Teeumseh Appreciates Enterprise.
TECUMSEH, Neb., Sept. S-(Special)-
Greatly to the convenience OF its readers in
this city. The Daily Bee is now being delly-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Omaha lodge No 200, Order of the World.
is making extensive arrangements to provide
entertainment for its members during the
coming winter. Among the most pleasing
of these will be the excellent work of the
degree staff. which is now forming.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Concordia lodge No. 345, Order Of the
World. has changed it's meeting nights to
the first and third Thursdays of the month.