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Evening star., 1898-08-10

FOR RENT
14l4 16th 12r. r.....--I 17o6 Pa av, . fats, 4r&b
1926 y Y av. l6r. 3.3a 1886 = NV sr ~. .55.vo
1903 9th st, 12r. 1900 1902 Cap, 2-sty&
Isl 6SJI st. lot. 90 90 o. o bas,t, 9r&b 80 80
6s3 st nw lar. 80 80 % S0l9 Cambridge, Or Is 90
aols s aysr @ place '' . = St. ST." st Is dws 800
10 rms. so % 329 7th ne, 7r.. ...1s.5O
1921 Blnney st, 10r. 40 90 ID Fenton st ne 10 30
o2l 4th St. 1Or 1000 loo1 Union ct, 4r. 1000
214S Fla av. l2r 1890 Blagdens AL Ar. ....7. 80
1918 18th st, Or. 1890 1915 ad Sc. Ar. ....7o0
2ai2 2 ldth st. ior. 400 10 Dingman ct......6.3O
1924 i4'h. Tor. 2b. 90 several houses Anacostla
au6-tf GASCH BROS, 1907 st.
.,., COR. sTH AND r ROOM ..
ls4s,54-565s and GO 1893 Linden NV Or .2Soe
Yale NV, lOr, bay i124 18th NV. store %. 10
window, marble 233 1st st % S5
1922 NV. 1lr.. .Ss. .oe 1896 Spruce NV. Or. 30
200 X. 1Or. 5000 434 1st ne, 6r. $50
l20l NV. 12r. a so ~ F NV, 8 of .l15o
2o26 NV. I2r. .45.0DI 6oT NV, dwg. 1870
l225 J av NV, sr. q 50 3i-33-35 Bates st
1920 18th NV, sr-. 1898 nv. Ar flats. .l2 50
s23 4th NV. 12r. 40 30 1927 Geo se Or. $50
1S 1S3z @ sth sr. oo 22o6 Cleyslnd ay 6rliso
l425 R NV. 7r. -. .S0o5 Sta r'r 434 NV. 400
aus JNO. L. WEAVER. Real Estate officer.
FOR RENT sta 1880 sth nv. $3.50
1885 | NV, 1sr&b. . .lvvi Store 707 9th NV. 80. 40
l441 Binney 10r6sb. .0ti 1921 Wallach NV, Sr. Is
1865 SSs sh Is u1on 1an ST. sw
18th mr. Col I'd. 10r. 35 FOG 10th NV, 10r&b. SO
jyl6-2ft' TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 st.
FOR RENT-BY JAS. f. SHEA. ESQ PA Av. NV.
S2i st. NV. IL rooms. bath, Sc. $40 SO
$50 se 50 23Gs IL Eth IN NV, 5r. iSS 90
2i2 l4th sw. 5r:: II 90 2S5 Oak NV Or. .1c 50
4SS av NV. Or. ls 90 SO Fenton ne, Or LOO
s2d o lSia sw. Or |! 80 l34I 4h sw, 80
20 13t2 sw Or. IL. 30 1896 Sc, 6r. o. 80
1904 AZ sw, 6r.. g. 80 2122 Va av 4r. $50
613 d sw, 5r..... 1900 1923 N Sc, Or. 300
au6-tf
1106 9Th, 11rSb. $50 90 As n 5r lg stab. so 90
1423 I, SrSxb. Al SO SO Il, 9r&b. 25 90
1924 9th, store. 10. 80 434 NV 9r&b sta % 90
sss s 6n iss ats h alSs g
zuIo ftn large sto 300 1I2i Oregon av, ,6r, %
504 p. Offices. 100 902 o, 9rSb. 2s GO
$50 5s rena tss s,' sS srab Ss
!S!o ay,lor&6eo45.0o 90 329 Ith me- 6r&b.. IT SO
~ n 6s 1900 1856 Sheridan st, 5r 10 90
tooo L. OF, col. 100 G14 I'd Sc, 6rewa.. $50
NJ " Or, col. 1880 2425 eth, 6r&b. Il. 90
ilI5 oth, sr&b. 80 90 1l3 Hickman, ,6rSb II. 80
ioaS 5tn' Txb 100 1906 both, Sr&h. .2S. 40
us 9th ne. store. .12.00 ara
f3m frnishsS a SssT LIZ av g
lz2l av, 12r. .o5.oul Cos Sd re, 6r 49, so
2115 Pa i4r2b. $500 1880 Marion st. tir IL 20
iais ais i,n nT nw ST. I'D isa
lo4 G se, 12r. .2o.5otl4s NV, Ii 40
1907 32d str. Or. $3.50 1852 3D. se, Or. 10. 80
'14 sysa nw' Or; .2s.sq I loS 7sh Sc. er.: $50
FOR RENT
62s Whitney ay. Or. .sIif zoos ne. 5r... $50
1000 D st ne Or. 1880 Cottage Lanier Hts e
Z REAL Es sD LOAN oop sp
Evening star., 1898-08-10
PERSONAL.

FIVE OR SIX CONGENIAL PERSONS CAN OR
tain shares In bosting and cunning club al
ready organized, with steam launch saflbost
rgwboats. sktfs, weil-furnished and equipped
club house, etc. Address CLCB HOUSE, Star
Office anIo s5s
OH. YoU JEALOUS FELLOW; WON'T LEFT
your friend take her To the seashore. Well fake
her Yourself on what will pay You for those
sents' discarded ga aTEents. Send postal at once
JUSTH's OLD STAND. 619 d ST. NV auID-5tf
Evening star., 1898-08-10
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-17O 18TH NV; COR
ner ho. sc; eighteen rooms, four bath, billiard
room, brunswick B alike table; house completely
furnished Inquire on premises. aus-3t'
FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED COR
ner house: rooms. good cellar nice front and
side yard. By the year, $40 per mouth Apply
1T43 18th ct. NV au6-4t
Evening star., 1898-08-10
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

GREAT REBUILDING SALE-NEw am SIC
ond-hand vehicles and harness OF every tIescrin.
tlun regardless Of for next 80 ,lavs aDg-9iT
- IN ~ Nv au1U-Iws
FOR SALE S70-FINE BAY HORSE; IN FXCEI--
tent eonlltion; suitable for family carriage or
or asuole-. DoWNEf STABLES I62a L ST.
YOUNG. SOUND FAMILY MARE, DORA: TR0TS
III go. safe aud gentle for Iatiys use. exral,sn,
saddIer: pleasant and cheerful driver Also .
business horses; suit grocers, farmers or auv
business where activity is required; chaap Ste
Bile 2l2 4rs NV. nnf 1ot.
FOR SALE - CARRIA GES. BUGGIEs Am
traps business, mIlk and Dayton wagons. Low
for cash; hI-nsss, whips and robes "
tye1 ]. J. COCK. S295 II St NV
Evening star., 1898-08-10
ACCOUNTANTS.

J. z BATES
Public accountant and auditor
Room 81.
Washington Loan and Trust building
def4u
Evening star., 1898-08-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

hoK sAAE--Fl4.ST-CLASS BAKERY AND ICE
cream IariOr; $3.50 per month uet profits: owner
glnS 10 Wholesale business; bear closest iuyesti-
CATION WHITES HOME BAKERY s22 OH ~
gu1n-o,s
$50" WILL Buy SALOON WITH POOL ROOM
IA rear excellent business; large stock; seIiin..
0h account 0t death Box IL. Star Office aus ats
HOTEL, S5,oO0-S5.0UO CASH; co FUR ROOMS
: dining TOonIs- = parlOcs. elevator Sc: monthly
receipts, S2-eVg y S2. 500; liquors: choice To-
bldg. ' - .. IL
WANTED - GROCERIES. SALOONS, LTYCTj
rcoEls coal yards, hotels. cigar stores milk
routes. bicycle stores. &c for cash Uuyzrs Fill
TON r. GORDON, Atlantic building aus-8t
J. G. LoUTHAN. BUILDER 4Os sTH ST \ w
viii repair or remodel your house IN MONTH"; V
FA1MENIS' estimates eheerfully given; send
1o1tai- jel32m'
AT RANISAY'S-
fOCR WATCH CLEANED, $1OO
WATCH MAINSPRING SIoo
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
L-AS-oe 1921 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-3D FLOOR, 507 E ST NV; 8
rooms and bath; steam heat and ianitor service;
. s2S per mo- WASH. TITLE ms. CO., 5G7 Il
st. NV. aulu-tf
FOR RENT-NEW FLATS-Isl3 PA AVE. n w;
) rooms and bath each S35, $40 and S4h Is and
ls4a Y St NV; rooms and bath each; $3.50.
GkO. W LLNhlNS. 500 18th NV. jy13-f
FOR RENT-rHE SAVOY, 1854 I4TH ST. NM
Choice 4 and Broom fats, from $50 $45;
ranged for housekeeping; with ami; handsome
public psrloIs; good cafe. L. B. MOORE, Mgr
Jel1-tf
Evening star., 1898-08-10

22u9 18th NV, Grab. .$25
l0l5 9th ne, 7F&b. II
i21U Linden ne, 1r&b. l6
80 23d NV, 7r&b. Is
/ 132 Park pl ne, Tr&b. Ia
18th Il I NV. str&cel.12
D ST. NV. CPhoue 2Qi9.)
Evening star., 1898-08-10

FOR RFNT-
91s NV, 11r., newly finished, red. to. $45. so
Sac NV. 11r frst-e1ss condition, red. to- 40 so
Apply TO OWNER. Easement. Gil f st. NV.
jy25-tf
Evening star., 1898-08-10
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR hENT-111o f y. W., METZEROTT BLDG
Fine rooms, including steam heat, electric
light elevator and Janitor service. Price, S12. 90
per mo. GASCH BROS, 1897 st. fe26-tf
FOR RENT-THE BEST WAY TO HELP YOUR
business UI pr nesSiUn to move into the largest
and best-knowD office building In the city
THE W -SHINGION LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND + STS.
teW choice fOons now available. moderate
rental no extras; perfect janitor service; fire.
proof surroundings; elevators; 10 stories;
modlous bicycle stalls oc5m w&f-tf
FOR KENT-MoDERN OFFICE ROOMS, FUR
rished unfurnished. i'll the Bliss bldg 50
ST. NV, opposite the Capitol grounds. Inquire
Room S, telephone 1855 ap5-tf
Evening star., 1898-08-10

FOR RENT - WELI-LOCATED DWELLINGS
nw.-Brick. 939 IL st. NV, IL rooms, BATH &c.
$50; large brick, SIG II St NV, II rooms. bath
&c, $40, nice corner brick. 1904 Pa ave NV
10 rooms cellar, &c. $45 brick, 1929 18th st
NV, II rooms, bath, &c, $40 ALBERT f.
FOX, 900 f st. n. au1U-tf
Evening star., 1898-08-10
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR kENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRrTERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand deliv-
cred free in city; one month applies purchase
or new y hen directly following rental
WfChOFF. SEAMANS x BENEDICT
dels-u Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
LADIES GOODS.

REDUCTION SALE OF NEW '9s
Domestic Sewing Machines. Prices nearly cut IN
half during the month Of August The new i'm
proved Light Hunning Domestic of SO eclipses
Its own brilliant record OF 35 years. Should YOU
need machine DOW is your chance to get a DO
Inestic, the best known known the best" at
lowest prices ever known man. Send postal
for reduced price list. G. AUERBACH, q H.
GeheraI agent D. C. jy7-3m,9
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS FINISHED IN
the most excellent manner. Fit guaranteed"
FCRS altered at reduced rates. E. HORGAN
Tailor and Furrier. 500 ST NV apostf
Evening star., 1898-08-10

FOR RENT-HOUSES ON THE HEIGHTS.
3422 18th ST. NV, ami. .......-.....-...-.i .ia
1921 Holmead ave. ami. ...-...........-.-. so
3423 Holmead ave-. ami. n.f.................... IS
1901 Whitney ave-. m i.................... 90
The above houses end have never been
occupied. MEYERS & ANDERSON,
au46t 1928 G NV.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR Il. .T-CALL AND SECURE \ STAND IN
the new West End market, cor. 22d and z SITS.
only lew left CHAS. Il. BANES,
aus ct l4th and G, sts
FOR hENT-oiS ST. NV, a FINE BUSINESS
property; excellent location; will make altera-
tIOns To suit Sl5U.
jyZ3-f JAMES F. SHEA 632 Pa ave. NV
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE Oh STORE 22O 10TH
ST. NV cor ST.; one square from farmers
market; store foJr and cellar; $40; whole build
ing, SsV Inquire $50 La. ave. jyt3tf
FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED-LARGE NEW
store lslS Pa. ave. NV, with cellar and sta
Bile; steam heat; the finest store In this part of
the city. For terms apply to
Jei-u GEO. ". LINkINS. 500 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1898-08-10

FOR RENT-CHOICE, NEARLY NEW GROOM
stone and brick houses. on New Hampshire
avenue and Washington circle, at surprising
ly low rates
These houses have recently been tainted
throughout. repapcred and supplied with mod
ern plumbing-and the best value we
have TO offer in houses to rent. In charge of
watcEman, and can be any time
B. Ii. WARNER IL Co,
au10-w,f INST GIG st NV
Evening star., 1898-08-10

FOR RENT-406 E ST. Sc; S2l 80; BRICK
house; MI; six rooms. bath. pantry. cellar
parking; southern exposure; facing park; cars at
corner Inquire 1909 ST. ny jy27-4tf
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25

main dining room OF the club, and a more
excellent place could not have been chosen.
Tho table was becomingly decorated with
an abundance Of palm leaves, the green be-
ing relieved at intervals by cut glass vases
filed with hyacinths. Each OF the seven
women found an American Beauty rose at
her plate, while boutonnaires Of bride roses
adorned the space allotted TO them near the
mems places.
The menu was left entirely at the dis
cretion OF the steward and the tempting
delicacies served so carefully by the walt
ers were attacked with zest. The guests
found themselves at the close OF Christmas
eve and also the end OF long hard week
with good appetites that required no urging
in the disposal Of the palatable collation.
There was no disposition to hasten the
approach of the final course, the time in
tervening between the several courses be-
ing happily spent in talking over subjects
of mutual interest. The closing moments
passed In many hearty good wishes on all
sides Mr.. Raymond expressing his salts
faction over the result Of the year and
hoping that each of his guests would hnd
nothing to mar her or his Christmas.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25
BRIxIs OWNS UP TO PERJURY
Writes Letters Confessing that He
Lied About Elron and Pence ON
the stand.

Ed Brixis has made a confession, absolv-
ing Jake Elroff and Ed Pence Of burning the
building at l07 North Ninth street on No
vcmber H. After the fire Elrofi and Pence
were arrested and charged with the crime Of
arson. They were bound over to the district
court by Judge Gordon on the testimony Of
Ed Brinis. q cook at Elroff's place. Brixis
alleged that he heard Elroff and Pence plan
ming to burn the building for the insurance.
Since the trial Pence has been In Jail ana
Elroff out on bond. until the other day both
were discharged and the case dismissed on
motion Of the county attorney. This action
was owing largely to the following letters
to Elroff and Judge Gordon in Brixis' hand
writing
Mr.. Elroff: hope you will forgive me for
the unjust have done upon you and your
family. / have done 1t in a passion when
was mad out Of the little dfficuIty we had,
but am trying now to amend my wrong
doings and take q great risk upon myself.
believed me Joe since the wrngfull act Iniae
TO testify agsi O.
nosente my conscience trouble me until took
upon mvself TO amend my wrong doing
have sent a letter to Judge Gordon and
hope that this Will help you out and God will
forgive me. ED BRIXlS.
The second letter to Judge Gordon rs q
confession Of the perjury Brixis was guilty
Of
To the Honorable Judge Gordon of the Po-
lice Court of Omaha Sir-I herewith state
to you that fully confess that tho testimony
given by me at your court against Elrof1 and
Ed Pense was done by me In passion while
! was angry and mad az time Tor some pusi-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

, Miss Miskimmins secretary to Superin-
tendent of instruction Pearse, Is spending
1 Christmas with her parents at Charlton. Ia
| Joseph Fl. Dietlein and X. s. Bloss OF st.
Joseph Mo, came in over the Burlington
last night to spend Christmas with friends.
Hon. ID. Il. Thompson OF Lincoln spent
yesterday in Omaha seeing his friends and
talking sena orial matters. He processes 10
be very well pleased with the outlook for
his candidacy.
Frank Teal Riley, former Omahan, but
now a resIuent o. kansas Guy, 40 ',sitins
friends and relatives in the city. He Is also
rene nIng acqualn Jances al the University or
Nebraska, Of which he Is graduate.
Major S. p. Ayres, editor OF the Daily
Telegraph of Atlantic. Ia. accompanied by
his wife and daughter are In the city. the
guests of II. +. Sheaver OF the railway mall
service. They will remain over Christmas
Nebraskans at the hotels: ]. w. McClel-
land, Hastings; w. II. Arthurs, Franklin;
]. T. Hoskins. Benkelman; Evelyne Tote,
George II. Brush, Albion; G. A. Cook,
1 Salem.
At the Murray: S. T.. Carmop, st. Louis;
A. II. Darlington, Louisville KY; John Il.
Truail. New York: James ID. Draper, Marion,
Ia. Morris j. Jones, n. A. Gray, Red Oak,
Ia. s. w. Tatum, ST. Joseph; Miss Adele
Clark, New York.
Captain Allen G.. Fisher OF chadron. one
OF the candidates for the sDeakership. was
a caller upon Judge Ben Baker yesterday.
Captain Fisher having organized Company
OF the new Second regiment OF Nebraska
National Guards at Chadron and having been
elected captain. is being doomed for the
colonelcy Of the regiment
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25

Walnut ~ 'hr',t">"~ E"-~-t-trm-nt "a
The children Of the Walnut Hill Methodist
episcopal church SUNDAY school gave their
annual Christmas entertainment ia9' even
Ing before an attendance numbering nearly
200. There were numerous songs and reci-
tatons by the members Of the different
classes. but the most interesting happening
OF the evening was the distribution Of pres
ents from the two huge Christmas trees
that were loaded down with bon-b bons and
knickknacks for the little folks.
Among those who were on the program to
speak or sing were Irene Smith, Ethel Rich
ter, Ruby Gagnebin, Ether Cohen, Lucille
Spatts and HELEN Harris. Built between
the two Christmas trees was a miniature
chapel constructed Of boxes Of candy for
bricks. w. T. Gagnebin, as Santa Claus,
tore down the chapel and distributed the
bricks among the children. Then the pres
ents were taken from the trees and passed
around, every child in the church receiving
something in the way Of gifts. The enter
tainment was under tho management Of ST.
periutendent ]. M. Gillian.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25
OTTO WEBER OveRHAuLDE
Money In Held by Uncle Sam on
His Wedding Day.

Otto Webber is a farmer boy and when
he is at homo he lives at Springfield, MINI.
Some months ago he fell into bad COM
pany and now he is in jail, charged with
passing and having counterfeit coin In his
possession. He has had a hearing before
United States Commissioner Anderson ana
has been held to appear in the United States
court in Minnesota and answer.
About one year ago Weber was working
on a farm and one day he formed the &C.
Quaintance Of one Wolfe. Wolfe convinced
him that there was an easier way Of making
living than by following the plow. After
gaining the confidence Of Weber. Wolfe
told him that he was in the counterfeit bus.
ines but was short of funds with which to
procure the material for making the spurious
coin. Webber supplied the funds and money
was manufactured, after which a liberal
supply was given to Webber to float. He
got rid Of the money, having paid a good
price for the same. About the time that
he got rid Of 1t, he was arrested over in
South Dakota and lodged In Jail at Sioux
Falls. One day when the turnkey was
asleep, Webber walked out Of jail and came
down here He found employment on a farm
Gilmore and worked there several weeks.
shucking corn. Yesterday a secret service
ofhcer dropped down on him and took him
into custody. He will be taken back to
Sioux Falls as soon ~ reVuisiticn papers
can bs secured.
Wolfe. who got Yousg webbsr into tho
trouble. is still at large. He skipped a.
soon as he learned Of the arrest Of Webber
and at this time his whereabouts are un-
known.
Webber is in desperate straits. as this
was to have been his wedding day. He was
engaged to one Of the young women at Gil
more and the day Of the wedding had been
set. Owing to his arrest, the ceremony has
been postponed for an indefinite period.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25
SOCIETY And SANTA CLAUS
Christmas Shopping Takes the Place of 0rdi-
nary Pleasure Pursuits.
WEEK GIVEN OVER TO PREPARATION
Gifts ana the Giving Thereof and the
other Things Incidental to the
Day Take Up the Time of
the DevOtecs.

Santa Claus has been the figure around
whose personality and movements all socle-
tvs thoughts have been centered during the
last week, and on whose longwished for
and eagerly awaited arrival the portals OF
every house are opened wide.
There have been so many dainty parcels
to tie up and then unite again to see that
nothing has been forgotten, so many letters
to be mailed for those in foreign lands
such number of finishing touches to be
put to dainty gifts, such vast amount Of
decorating to be done at home and in the
churches, so many tiny, innocent, little bits
OF mstletoe to be concealed, and last,
though by no means least Of all, so much
extra care and thought to be expended on
my lady's toettes, that other pleasures
have been crowded out. However, those
which have been sandwiched in have been
thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed. In ad-
dition to those, there has been the great
pleasure Of looking forward to the numerous
festivities and gaieties, which, beginning
with Christmas Monday, will fill the cup of
all society's devotees with mirth and glad
ness and joys unspeakable, to overlooking.
And then the trees for the little ones and
the stockings to be filled in silence and on
tiptoe, lest the wondering, delightfully."- un-
certain surmises be changed too soon into
certaintes, and the charm of mystery be
broken.
There have been no affairs of the first
magnitude during the last week OF Omaha
society. Cupid has kept up the high stand
ard Of work set by him early in the season.
and the list Of marriages, past, present and
future, continues to lengthen at a rate that
eladdens the heart Of the parson and others.
There have been several smaller receptions
and card parties during the week and these
have proved as enjoyable as more preten-
sious functions. The social calendar shows
a brilliant prospect for the coming fort
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25
ON the social Calendar.

Mrs. Korty will entertain at cards In the
afternoon Of Thursday next.
Mrs. Cowie will entertain the XIV
T. d. Card club on January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rector will give q party at
Morand's hall on Friday evening.
On Christmas day the Metropolitan club
will give an elaborate stag banquet
Mrs. Samuel Katz will entertain the Ken
sington club the first week in January.
Mrs. Oscar C. Hills will entertain at q
buffet breakfast on Thursday Of this week.
The Harmony Card club will be enter
| tained by Mrs. Dinnng on New Years eve.
The second OF the dinner dances is an
| nounced to take place on Monday, Janu-
ary 2.
DR.. and Mrs. Mercer will give dance in
| honor of Miss Caroline Mercer tomorrow
evening.
The date OF the third cotillion has been
changed from Friday. January 20, to Thurs-
day. January 10.
On Friday next Messrs Gaylord Martin
and Walter Roberts will give a dance at
Metropolitan hall.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Wharton will give
| a dance at Morand's hall for their sons on
! Saturday evening"
The next meeting of the Firest Hill Whist
| club will be held at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Clarke on January 4.
| An informal dance will be given by Mr..
| and Mrs. Lewis s. Reed for Mr.. Philip
Reed on next Wednesday.
The Neighborhood Card club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Howe on Poppleton avenue
! on Monday evening, January q
Masters Glen Wharton. Gerald Wharton,
Harvey Clayton aIA Harry Wade will give a
party at Morands on Saturday evening.
/ The members Of the Outre Mer club an
nounce that their holiday party will be held
on Wednesday evening at Metropolitan hall.
At Morand's academy the annual children's s
| Christmas party will be given on Wednes-
day afternoon and in the evening will occur
the assembly party.
A reception will be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
2. T. Lindsey on Monday, January 2, from
| 4 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon and to IL
o'clock in the evening.
At Chambers academy this week will be
given the annual children's class Christmas
party on Monday afternoon and In the even
| ing the Christmas party and cakewalk Of the
Thursday night Assembly club.
| The Cadet Officers club of the High school
has appointed committees to arrange for q
| musicale to be given in February. The pro-
| ceeds Of the entertainment will be used to
defray part Of the expenses Of the hop to be
given later.
reunion of the class of '95. Omaha High
| school. will be held at the home Of Miss
Kate Ntzhugh, the class teacher OF their
| senior year. Ais North Twenty-flfth street,
Thursday evening" December 29, at o'clock.
cordial invitation is extended to all men,
bers to be present. A royal time is expected
The hosts and hostesses for the dinner
dances to be given by MIR. and Mrs. w. g.
Poppleton and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Learned
on January g. at the Poppleton residence,
are the following: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crttenden
| Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Gown, Mr..
and Mrs. e. w. Nash Mr. and MRS. Harry
Cartan. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. T. Lindsey and Miss
Chandler.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-12-25
OMAHA SUBURBS.
Florence,


Mrs. G. J. Hunt was an Omaha visitor Fri
day.
Miss Prudence Tracy. our postmistress,
was an Omaha visitor Thursday.
T. Estelle of California visited with the
family Of F. s. Tucker Thursday and Friday.
All the teachers in the public school here
went to Omaha Saturday to see the Christ
mas display.
Captain Reynolds and wife entertained a
number OF their friends at their home Sat-
urday night.
John Anderson and wife attended the we'd
ding of Mr. Anderson's brother at Calhoun.
Neb. Thursday. .
for several days and at the present writing
is not any better.
]. B. Young and daughter. living near
Crescent Ia. visited with the family OF DR..
]. F. Tracy Saturday.
Charles \. Smith, a former resident OF
this city, Is here visiting friends ana reia-
tives for a few weeks.
The Modern Woodmen Of America gave a
dance and supper at the city hall Saturday
night to observe the season.
O. A. Cowles offcia ed at a Christmas en-
tertainment at the Ponca church, three miles
in the country, on Saturday night
Miss Blanche Tucker. who has been at
tending the State Normal school at Peru for
the last four months. as at home during the
holidays.
St. Marks church will have Christmas
tree at the church Wednesday night, Decem-
ber 2S. for the children OF the Sunday
school.
Mrs. Effie Harris Of Perry. Ia, visited with
her grandmother Mrs. j. ii. Deland.
Wednesday returning home Thursday. ac-
companied by Mrs. Deland, who will prob
ably spend the rest OF the winter in Perry.
n n NaaI and wife Mr. Standeyen and
A, Metzler OF Omaha were present at the
social given by Jonathan lodge No. 225, In
dependent Order OF odd Fellows. Saturday
night Mr. Neal Ia the business manager OF