Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-19

southeast Of N street. The weather has
been so fine that after the road machine
has rounded up the streets. the dirt packed
down nicely. leaving the roadways In fine
condition. Unless there IL a heavy rain the
streets will be in good condition all winter.
The mayor proposes keeping the street
force at work Just as Ions as the weather
will permit.
Police Department Bail.
ON the evening Of November - the South
Omaha police department will give a ball
at the Exchange building. This win be
the eleventh annual ball OF the department
A large number OF tickets have been sold
and the officers are all working hard to
make this AFFAIR a financial success. Good
music has been engaged and those who at
tend are promised a pleasant evening.
watch for FIynn's bargains.
John Flynn q CO. are preparing for cut
prices in clothing and dry goods Mr.
Flynn spent last week in Chicago looking
over some stocks of fine clothing and dry
goods and will soon announce a big reduc-
ton in these articles II YOU want to save
from IS TO 50 per cent on clothing and dry
goods watch for the bargains at
JOHN FLYNN & co.'s
Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling. Brewer. Tel No 20.
Mrs John Fitzgerald OF South Dakota is
here visiting friends.
Isaac A. Wood leaves today fof California
to spend a month or two.
son has been born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Greiver, 370S r street
DR.. Wheeler and wife visited Hon w A.
Clark at Craig. Neb., last week.
Mrs. Harry M. Wells is reported to be
recovering from recent Illness.
Mrs. Burton Rice has returned home from
visit much improved In health.
Clarence Miller Is now located in Kansas
City and will move his family there.
Erick Bildt, 1881 North Twentieth street.
reports the birth of a daughter at his home.
The United Presbyterian church flower
festival last week was financial success.
A case of scarlet fever is reported at the
Fowler home. Fortieth and Madison streets.
John Flynn has returned from Chicago,
where he purchased goods for his big store
here.
The Kings Daughters of the Presby-
terian church will hold bazaar on De-
cember T.
DIR. w. A. Cox reports the theft of an
overcoat from his office al Twenty-fourth
and N streets.
Phyllis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hart, is slowly recovering from pro-
tracted Illness.
Latest magazines. stationery and Office
supplies. Rubber stamps. Fisher-McGil
Mig. Co.. 242O N st.
Henry c. Murphy has sold the Repub-
lican to oliver & White who will continue
to publish 1t weekly
"The Message of Reconciliation is Rev.
DR. Wheeler's morning theme at the First
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Adkins have re-
turned from Gretna, where they spent sew
eraI days last week
Miss Lou Hunt has returned from Colo
RADIO, where she spent four months with
friends and relatives.
Beverly Smith is quite i'll at the home OF
his brother, James B. Smith, $40 North
Twenty second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bennett expect ia
leave next week for California, where they
will spend the winter.
Contractor MCGOWAN intends to keep on
setting curbing on Missouri avenue as Ions
as the good weather lasts.
Mrs. Taylor Of st: Francis, KAN is here
visiting her SON Q. =; Taylor and hei
The funeral OF Philip Zalinka will be held
| this afternoon at the family residence, Fiji
teenth and Washington streets.
new weekly paper ealled the CitizeT
gas issued Saturday. w. s. Shafer and
| j. II. VanWie are the publishers.
| Interest on $4,000 In city warrants stopped
! Saturday. Treasurer Howe made cal
| for tRese warrants on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Morris formerly o.
South Omaha, are now residing at 140
| North Thirteenth street. Denver. .'
A dancing party will be given by Superlo
lodge NO. i9S, Degree of Honor, at Work
man temple on the night Of November %
st. Martins auxiliary held a rummag
! sale at Twenty-fourth and Q streets Thurs
day and Friday. About 500 was cleared TO
| the church
This evening at the First Presbyterian
| church DR.. Wheeler will preach on the
topic, THE Gateways of the PROMISED
| Land"
Rev. DIR. william Gorst. presiding elder
will preach this evening at Letter Metho
dist Episcopal church, Fifteenth and Mad
ison streets.
here from Cotton. Cal, that she Is enjoying
the climate there and that she is in tn
best of health.
Work on the paving on Twenty-fourtl
| street Is progressing rapidly. TINS weel
the contractors will put on more men 1
they can get them.
Catch basins are being put in at tn
intersection OF Twenty fourth and I
| streets. This will do away with the mut
hole at this crossing.
One of last week pleasant dancing par
ties was given THURSDAY night at the Elk
change by the auxiliary of Branch 49, Ma
tionai Letter Carriers association.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A
will give a tea at the residence of Mr.. an
streets, on Tuesday evening November p
There is to be special music at both tn
morning and evening services at the FRS
| Methodist Episcopal church today. DR.. 4
M Sisson, the pastor, will occupy the pull
pit.
ars. George Mcbride will entertain tn
Woman's Missionary society at her home
6l5 North Nineteenth street, on Thursda
afternoon. program has been prepare
for this occasion.
Tomorrow we will sell boys corduro
knee pants fof Csc pair. Don't forget tina
we save you money ON everything else
man or boy wears. Nebraska Snoe an
Clothing House, South Omaha
superintendent Mclean ammo dnces that o
Monuay he VIII put two additional teacher
at work. One teacher is to be sent 10 tn
| Lowell school ana another to the Lincol
| school. Both OF the appointments will b
made from the unassigned teachers list.
The following building permits were is
sued Saturday: Joseph Sterva, Twenty
third and streets, dwelling TO cost 81, OOt
! Rudolph Schmidt, Forty-second and
1 streets, 1900 dwelling; Thomas Parker
TWenty-seventh and G streets. $500 dwelling
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