Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10

Mrs. j. q. Eastman IL sun very SICK
Miss Pearl Breeze is i'll with the grip
Mrs. a. A. Nixon has recovered from her
recent Illness.
Mrs D. s. Daley, Twenty-third and l.
streets, is quite sick
Mrs. James +. Wilson, Fourteenth and
streets, is quite sick.
Copies of the 1901 directory were delivered
to subscribers yesterday.
There is some talk of organizing a re-
publican club I'm the First ward.
Miss Genevieve. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Carl Smith, is quite sick.
Mrs. Rhoda Grifiith has returned from
Sioux City, where she visited friends.
Missionary Julius Smith will occupy the
pulpit at the Methodist church this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson, Thirty
second and X streets, report the birth of
a son
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
MIS- j. $. Ridgeway, Fifteenth and w
streets.
Second ward people are very anxious to
secure u flag for the Jlngmann school
building
Or Durham is assisting I'm the services
at tie Mathews mission, Twenty-fifth and
q streets.
Residents Of South Omaha appear pleased
at the prospect OF an early solution OF the
charter matter.
The beard of officers of st. Martins Epis-
copHl church will meet at the rectory on
Monday evening.
evening today at the Albright Methodist
Episcopal church.
Elder Merrill of the Presbyterian church
SAYS that the mission at Sixteenth and NJ
streets needs help.
Getting Acquainted with God is Rev.
Or Wheelers topic at the Presbyterian
church this forenoon.
Rev Irving i. Johnson, rector of st. Mar
tins Episcopal church, will preach this
morning on Loyalty
Representative b. f. Wilcox is spending
Sunday with his family. He will return to
Lincoln Monday morning.
DR. Frank w Slabaugh will leave today
for Catalina island, California, to spend
month fishing for tuna
F. l.. Corwin, superintendent of the Union
Stock Yards Railroad company, has gone
to California for a brief vacation.
ON Thursday evening Editor Bruce Nc
CullCch entertained a number of friends al
whist at the South Omaha club.
Mcs Charles Mullan has moved into the
residence formerly occupied by o. ID. Brat
ton at Twenty-first and I streets.
on Friday evening, Of this week Knoxall
clay pipe smoker at Masonic hall.
Choosing a Career is the subject upon
which Rev. j. y. johnson will preach this
morning at the Methodist church.
A special service will be feld at the Pres.
byterian church this evening by Mrs Pau
McClintock. missionary from China.
Colonel c. NJ. Hunt is home from Lincoln
for a day or two. lie says that the South
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week.
The Presbyterian Circle of Kings Daush.
ters Will meet with Mrs. George Briggs
Fifseenth and NJ streets, on Friday after,
noon.
Motor crews on the Sherman avenue line
an annoyed almost nightly by boys placing
soap on the tracks at Sixteenth and Vim
! ton streets.
Mrs. Ed Johnston, wife OF Councilman
| Johnston, is visiting in the west. She vii
visit Denver and Salt Lake City before
returning home.
Camp No. 1855, Modern woodmen OF
| America, will give an entertainment OF
! "Wednesday evening. Music and a program
Will be provided
the mems meeting at the Young Men,
| Christian association this afternoon. Al
men are invited.
South Onaha hive No. Is. Ladies of tn,
Maccabees, will give a progressive hgf
| five party at Masonic hall on Thursda,
evening. March 81
| Tom Roach, for dozen or more years
| road company, has resigned 10 go int,
business for himself q.
| Missionary Mathews, at Twenty-ffth an,
! q streets, says that he has a supply o
: coal or hand just now, but he needs cloth
/ ing and shoes for the poor.
Preaching services will be held at st
Edwards mission, Twenty-sixth and Adam
| streets at 500 O'Clock this evening, and a
| 81. Clements mission at y. m.
The woman's auxiliary of the Youn,
Mems Christian association Will meet witt
Mrs Howard Cramblet on Tuesday alter
| neon. Refreshments Will be served an,
| a program rendered.
Rev r. l.. Wheeler will ofiiciate at tn
| funeral services over The remains of Mrs
| Robert Andrews lt Vwanty-SiXth and Eln
| streets, Omaha, at o'clock this afternoon
| lpterment will he at ] uurel Hin cemetery
! MCsdames Carlcy and Ames will enter
| tain friends and supporters of the Presby
! teriaN Ladies' Aid society at S25 NortI
! Twenty-thrd street on Wednesday after
noon. There will be a program and re
| freShments