Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-12


heir work Each Judge and clerk wants
the city TO pay him g for the day's service
at the voting places. This r. in addition to
the allowance made by the county for this
work Mayor Koutsky said Saturday that
when the council met Monday night the
matter would be taken up and disposed OF.
These claims were filed once before with
the city but were laid aside IN order TO see
what the county oficials would do about
the matter
linton ThanksEivinE Services.
At meeting Of the South Omaha Minis
terial association, held one day last week at
the Young Mems Christian association
rooms, II was decided to hold union serv-
ices on Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock
at the First Methodist Episcopal church,
Twenty-third and N streets. Rev. W. d.
stambaugh. pastor Of the Leier Memorial
church. will deliver the sermon and the
Offering will he presented to the South
Omaha hospital. Rev. r. NJ sisson was
enrolled as a member of the Ministerial as
ISOLATION.
Presbytertan RummaEe Sale.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs. D. l..
Holmes on Wednesday afternoon TO COM
pIete preparations for rummage sale.
Of this sale. but the place has not been
settled on yet. Persons having articles to
donate are requested to notify Mrs. Charles
Scarf, who will see that the articles are
collected. Every member OF the society is
requested TO attend the meeting on wednes-
day afternoon.
Organ Recital and Concert.
An organ recital and concert will be given
at the First Baptist church on Thursday
evening of this week. The best of Omaha
and South Omaha talent has been secured
and a very fine entertainment is promised.
This concert is the formal installation of
a new vocation organ recently purchased
by the church. A general invitation is
extended to the public. In order to meet
expenses a small admission fee will be
charged.
First Annual Ball.
Thursday evening the Ladies' auxiliary
Of branch go, National Association of Let
| ter Carriers, will give its first annual ball
at the Exchange building. This auxiliary
| to the letter carriers association was only
recently formed and is composed of the
wives OF the local mail carriers. Extensive
| preparations have been made for this ball
and large attendance is expected.
Twelfth Annual Flower show.
| On Thursday and Friday evenings OF this
week the women of the United Presby'
| terrain church will hold their twelfth an
nual chrysanthemum show at the church
| In addition to the display of flowers, which
promises to be exceptionally fine, an in
| teresting program has been prepared fol
both evenings. Thursday evening Mis-
Marie Jensen will sing and Mr.. SigmunC
Landsberg will render number of selec
tions on the piano. While the program
has not been completed yet, the announce
ments for both evenings will be made pub
lie in a day or two. This annual fiowe
show is getting to be quite feature II
South Omaha and as rule is well pat
ronized.
Death of Clarence Reynolds.
Clarence REYNOLDS died at the home o
his parents. 1919 North Twenty-fourt
street, at 9 O'Clock Saturday morning, af:e
an illness of five weeks. The deceased wa
brother of NJ. r. Reynolds. 1915 Horu
Twenty-fourth street. and was we'll know
to a great many South Omaha people
Funeral services will be held at the Chris
tan church. Oakland, Ia. Monday fore
noon. The train bearing the remains wi
leave Omaha for Oakland at I a. m. Mon
day Friends of the deceased will be give
an opportunity OF expressing their sym
pathy with the family by calling at tn
residence, 1919 North Twenty-fourth street
], this afternoon between and o'clock.
Acre Property at Auction.
On November H. 1905. at o'clock p. m
at the front door of the courthouse a
Papillion, Neh., the following described ret
estate will be offered for sale by the az
ministratrix of the William F. Martin e'
, tate, to the highest bidder:
Sixteen choice lots in Pennington Height
a subdivision Of Pleasant Hill addition,
Sarpy county. near South Omaha, locate
: about one mile south Of Swift's. Also se7
eral small tracts of acre property in sarr
county located Just north of Bellevue AT
near the proposed extension of the electr
car line TO Fort Crook.
For further information in regard to Il
e above apply to Charles A. Durham, Pacl
e srs' National bank, South Omaha, Neb.
, FIynn's Fine OvercOats.
Next season you will not see a boys owe
|. coat at Si.25. The good values at that pri
! are scarce this season. At Flynn's you ca
find the best you ever saw for this pri
and from that up to so and sl2 The
d coats are right in make, color and quail
and priced lower than you can find outsi
a Of here. JOHN FLYNN & co
N Storage and hauling. Brewer. Tel No.
W Mrs. Rhoda Griffith has about recover
from her recent illness.
. st. Martins auxiliary will hold a run
II mage sale November 16 and II.
q. ST. Martins Womans auxiliary will me
IS at the guild hall on Wednesday afternoon
DIR. e. w. Schirmer of Nebraska City
~ spending a couple of days with frien
~ here.
n Friday evening the Ideal club gave
enjoyable dancing party at Workmen tel
Z. pie.
n. Mrs William Stewart has gone to Ok
homa, where she expects to spend [
H winter.
70 South Omaha merchants report that bu
ness is getting better as cold weather a
mt proaches.
Oh Dan Harmon has completed the gradi
10 of Sixteenth street from Missouri aven
= to / street
Mayor Koutsky has announced that
m win not be a candidate for reelection
ID the spring.
al Six copies of the new city charter Wild
n passed April of this year are expect
here on Monday.
=, The South Omaha Century club will IN,
its in the assembly room at the public libra
n Tuesday afternoon.
ur The last of the eight boilers at
ry Armour plant will be connected with
ID big smokestack today.
A. Superior lodge No. l9s. Degree OF Hon
will give dance at workmen temple
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