Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-26

rangements. program has been arranged
as follows: Address Of welcome, Rev. DR.
r. L. Wheeler; quartet. the Harmony
-Four: recitation. Prof. Richie: solo. John
Flynn; character sketches, A. G. Merceri
bass solo. Rin Clauson; comic selection,
william Painter; address, VIII NJ. Nsrvis.
win Celebrate silver wedding.
Tuesday evening Of this week Rev. w. D.
stambaugh pa stor Of the Letter Methodist
Episcopal church. and wife will celebrate
the anniversary OF their silver wedding
The members Of the church and congrega-
tion have the arrangements in charge and
the celebration is to be held at the church.
Fifteenth and Madison streets. large
number of friends of Pastor Stambaugh
and wife are expected to attend.
Mrs. Munshaw Entertains.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ed Munshaw
gave a reception to over 100 Of her friends
at her pleasant home, 1909 North Twenty
fourth street The house was beautifully
decorated with palms, roses and smllax
and presented very pretty appearance.
In receiving her guests Mrs Munshaw was
assisted by Mrs. Al Hunter and Mrs. s. p.
Christie. Mrs. L. c. Gibson, Mrs. w II.
slabaugh and Mrs. w c. Lambert In
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Munshaw enter
Funeral of c. J. Hemann.
The remains Of c. ]. Hermann, who died
in California a few days ago, arrived in
South Omaha Friday afternoon and funeral
services were held at St. Bridgets church
Saturday morning. The remains were &C
companled to this city by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parks, Mrs Parks being daughter
Of the deceased A large number of friends
and acquaintance OF the deceased at
tended the funeral yesterday. Mr.. He
manns death occurred just after he had
boarded a train for South Omaha last
Sunday. Heart failure, due to the excite
ment Of the return journey, is supposed to
have been the cause of death.
Doing Nicely with Paving.
While the storm of Thursday delayed the
paving of Twenty-fourth street consider
ably, the contractors had nearly made UP
for the lost time when work stopped last
night. The new concrete mixer is now
working nicely and every man that can
be worked TO advantage is now employed
in the putting down of the concrete.
PAYERS were working south OF f street
Saturday and by night the pavement on
the cast side had been put down as far
south as F street. Teams are now per-
mitted to travel on the new pavement be-
tween A ana II SLTeelS. NIOOu weather lOi
two weeks will see the paving on the east
side completed to N street
Big Clothing Sale.
John Flynn is back from Chicago with
what appears to be the biggest dry goods
and clothing deal ever brought to South
Omaha. Mr. Flynn is more than enthusi-
astic over several big piles of Hart, schaf-
ner & Marx suits, which he has priced at
SO the suit.
He is also showing a fine lot of ladies'
pattern silk waists at from $500 TO 500
The prices and goods are excellent quality
and purchasers cannot fail to be pleased
Next week Flynn will have another large
batch Of bargains to offer the people of
South Omaha.
Some Good Bargains.
Below are only few of the many great
bargains we are Offering this week:
All of our best Nebraska patent flour, per
sack, $1.O5.
Best cornmeal, per sack, 12c.
| Best graham flour, per sack, Oc
Quaker Oats, three packages 25c.
Forest City pancake flour, per pack
age, &c.
Eight pounds navy beans, 25c.
Eleven bars soap, any brand, for CSC.
Wrigley's securing soap. 10c size, for SC.
Table syrups, gallon cans, 25c.
All our best teas, regular Coo quality, per
pound. 45c.
We have large stock of all kinds of
delicacies for your Thanksgiving dinner at
prices that save you money on every arti-
Gle you buy. Telephone No. 81.
| WELSH & CO., 241S N Street.
Magic City Gossip.
| Storage and hauling. Brewer. Tel. No 30.
Il L ott1lr q gtp
| the birth of a son at his home.
The banks and city offices will be closed
| on Thursday, Thanksgiving day.
John w. YanCleye,., Thirtieth and V
| streets, reports the birth of a son.
Miss Sadie Fowler has about recovered
from severe attack of rheumatism.
A new furnace has been installed in the
! basement of the First Presbyterian church.
The Presbyterian Kings Daughters met
on Friday evening with Mrs. David Gar
raft.
The South Omaha Century Literary club
will meet at the library building on Tues
| day afternoon.
Joseph Mailander has arranged for a
| turkey and duck shoot at Sarpy Mills on
| Thanksgiving day.
| On Wednesday evening the South Omaha
police department will give ball at the
| Exchange building.
The police are still hunting for the men
who held up saloon and drug store on
street Friday night
Rev. o. A. Williams OF Minneapolis will
tell the story of the Welsh revival at the
Baptist church this evening.
At the United Presbyterian church this
morning the fine new organ recently
bought will be used for the first time.
| Miss Sadie Oils will lead the Senior
Christian Endeavor meeting this evening
Gods Wonderful Works is the topic.
| For Sale-Furniture or six-room fiat,
| with bath; fiat for rent; good location for
roomeps boarders. 24l0 n st.
Free-one enlarged picture Qife size)
| with each dozen of our photos until Xmas.
Petersen, SIS N. Gath. So Omaha. Tel. 4173
Rev. r. L. Wheeler will preach Sunday
| morning at the First Presbyterian church
on the topic, Thankful for Men and
Things"
Miss Louise Schindel will have charge OF
the music at the Junior Christian En-,
deavor meeting at the Presbyterian church
this evening.
Saturday the Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church held rummage sale
at Twentyfourth and . streets. quite :
sum was realized.
Tho drill team of Nebraska lodge No. 227
Ancient order of United Workmen, gave
dancing party at Workman temple or
Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs John FitZRoberts enter
. tanned party of friends at cards at thei
home. Twenty-siXth and Il streets, OF
Thursday evening.