Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-31

noon. Rev, c. c. Cissell of Omaha will
jay Laverty and wife have returned from
ord. where they spent a few days with
The Tallow Trimmers' union will rive its
second annual ball on the evening of FEB
ruary 10.
The proposition to vote bonds for a new
High school building is again being
talked of.
4 meeting of the lodge of Good Templars
will he held at Modern Woodman nail on
A very enjoyable dancing party was given
by the North Star society at odd Fellows
temple last night.
The stewards of the First Methodist
church will meet at the pastors study on
Thursday evening.
The local Danish societies held a holiday
entertainment at Modern Woodman nan
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Foote has returned to his home at
Earlv!lle, la. after spending a few days
with his son. Max Foote.
Storm sash-E. II. Rowland Lumber \
Coal CO., 43S N. 24th St, between NJ and n.
General Manager Kenyon entertained a
party Of Illinois Central officials at the
stock yards Friday afternoon.
p. c. Caldwell has been appointed Justice
of the peace to fiji out the uneXp.red term
of A. S. White, who resigned.
Prof. Fred j. Turner of the Wisconsin
State university was in the city, yesterday,
the guest of Frank y. Broadwel.
will probably commence this week. Eleven
inch ice is reported at Sarpy Mills.
The. Sunday, school, Of the Methodist
/ church sent a box of clothing to the Moth
er's Jewel home at York last week.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church VIII meet with Mrs. M.
Carl Smith on Wednesday afternoon.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c..
Gooden. Fourteenth and Berry streets. was
buried at Laurel Hill cemetery Yesterday.
Ed JoAnston & CO. real estate now
on Monday evening the annual reception
of the Young Mems Christian association
will be held at the parlors of the associa-
ton.
."Thoughts for the Coming Year will be
the topic of Rev. Cissell's address at the
Young Mems Christian association this att
ernOon.
Mrs. Robert L. Wheeler will entertain the
Kings Daughters of the Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon. Oftcers for the
year will be elected.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the First Methodist Episco2al church
VIII meet with Mrs. Banner, 2Sl6 q street
"Wednesday afternoon.
Ted Perrine. one of the most popular men
at the stock yards, entertained a NUMBER
of his friends one evening last week IN
honor of his birthday
The Christmas tree at st. Martins Episco-
pal church Thursday evening was a beautl-
ful affair and the evening was greatly en-
joyed by all VINO attended.
Mrs. Harry clements. Twenty-ifth and Is
| streets, mas Sullt " D'lN'' ~ .I''' - 49,
band. Mr.. Clements went to Colorado some
time ago IN search of health.
See Ed Munshaw & Co. for lumbsr. Te.. 2>j
An agreement has been reached whereby
the business houses here Will remain Closed
on Sunday and close at $50 on MONDAY
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
At the Methodist church this morning
Pastor johnson viii preach on. Tine IN
tried Way" The subject of the evening
sermon Is The Great question
Rev. Irving Johnson will lecture at 81.
Martins Episcopal church this evening ON
The Growth Of the PaDal Supremacy in
the Fourth and Successive Centuries
Dentist, Slabaugh, oath and n streets.
1t is expected that the county attorney
viii hle a complaint against Frank DER
in a day or two. The cOroner's jury holds
that Derr shot Martin Flaherty with felonI-
Gus intent.
There will be communion services and
baptism of children at the First Presoy-
terrain church at II o'clock today. At the
evening service DR.. Wheeler breaches ON
''The New Road
The South Omaha High school alumni OF
the class of 1899 were entertained on Friday
evening by Miss Bertha Clark at her home
on Twenty-fourt street. Steps We're taken
toward a permanent social organization of
the class.
Oeat's bowling alley open, 10Th Il Missouri
avenue.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Thaddeus
D.. Perr!ne on the evening of December p
there was an enjoyable function in cele-
bratiOn of Mr.. Pcrrine's birthday. Many
being a reclining upholstered chair, a hnC
cake, baskets of champagne ana other
things TO bring gladness. Music and dane
ing were continued until a late hour,
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. FlOy
Mr.. and Mrs. Scar, Mi. and Mrs, saunders,
Mr., and Mrs. Smith and sister, MI. and
Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Crawford, Mr., Jones and
numerous others, The occasion was "a sur
prise to Mr. Perrine.