Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

in July the second class of about sixty will
be initiated.
Senator GibsOn's Automobile.
State Senator l.. c. Gibson is the proud
possessor Of a new twenty horsepower aut-
omobile. The gasoline cart arrived Friday
from Detroit and is a beauty. The senator
secured man TO put the royal purple box
on the running gear and start the machine
going. There was quite a crowd around
Senator Gibson's office yesterday watching
the antics of the machine. The mobile
seats FIVE and Is richly upholstered in
leather with all of the latest trimmings.
Mr.. Gibson is so well pleased with his pur-
chase that he spent the afternoon inviting
friends TO take ride with him, but only
two or three who carried heavy insurance
ventured a spin in the contrivance.
Magic city Gossip.
Storage and hauling. Brewer, Tel. No. 30.
Mrs. Florence Moors has gone to Illinois
to visit her brother.
The city paid $l2270 last week to the
regular street repair force.
John Foulke has gone to Sweden to re-
| main for about six months.
Nels Nelson, Thirty-second and f streets,
reports the birth of a daughter.
The First Presbyterian church was given
a thorough renovation last week
| Miss Mary Spelts has gone to Ulysses
| for fortnight's visit with friends.
Mrs. M. G. Zerbe and children are spend
! ing a couple of weeks at Ulysses, Neb.
| Mrs. o. e. Bruce is in st. Joseph Mo-,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Yarantoski.
/ e. l.. Howe and family leave this after
! noon for Lake Okoboji, Ia, for ten days
| stay.
Peter Holland left Saturday afternoon
| for Norway, where he expects to spend the
summer.
Mrs. F. C. Wilson of Urbaua, ILL., was
| the last week of her sister Mrs. M
| Carl Smith.
James II. Hunter has gone to st. Louis,
Mo, to work for the Stock Yards company
across the river
Friends of Mrs. d. s. Sturrock will be
pleased to learn that her health Is rapidly
| improving.
Mrs j. C. Smith was confined to her
| home last week with severe attack Of
| rheumatism.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Etter has about recovered from It's
| recent illness.
Monroe Robertson has returned from
Iowa, but left his wife there for visit
| with relatives.
The Joe Duffy base ball team will play
! the soldiers at Fort Crook at o CLOCK
| this afternoon.
Miss Gussie Durkee was quite sick last
week. but was reported somewhat i'm
proved yesterday.
| This afternoon the members Of the Ger
man Lutheran church will hold a picnic
| at Syndicate park.
The Eagles degree team of South Omaha
| is to be increased to twenty members. Ed
| Sweeney is captain.
Mrs Dan Hurley was fined $lS and costs
by Judge King yesterday for assaulting
| Police Officer Small.
| Mrs Z. w. Cahow and children left Sat
urday afternoon for Portland to visit
! friends for a month.
Peter Christian left South Omaha yes
| terday for Denmark, where he intends
| staying for a few months.
At the First Methodist Episcopal church
| this evening special services VIII be held
In honor of Worn out Preachers"
The funeral of John Sautter sr., will be
| Papillion, at o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Ellen p. Malin, one of the teachers
in the public schools here, Is spending the
summer with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fred Almy of st. Joseph, Mo, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Delaney, Twenty fourth and l. streets.
N. NJ. Graham, principal Of the high
| school, has returned from Clay Center
where he visited for couple of weeks.
Rev. D. X. Tindall and wife were the
| guests last week of Brad d. Slaughter and
family of Omaha at their cottage at okoDoo
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L; Bergquist sailed Sat
urday from New York for stockholm
Sweden, where they intend remaining until
August l.
Mrs. C. L. Mullan left yesterday foI
Torreon, Mex. Upon her return to Soutf
Omaha Mrs. Mullan will be accompanied
by her daughter-in-laW.
Children's day exercises will be held a.
the First Methodist Episcopal church al
10 o'clock this forenoon, instead OF the
regular preaching services.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
by the Presbyterians at Elder ThurloW'
residence Eighteenth and Missouri avenue
on Wednesday evening OF this week.
There will be communion service thi!
morning at the United Presbyterian church
Rev Andrew Renwick will deliver ser
mon on "God our Father" At the even
ing services the pastor will preach on ''Th'
Twelve Apostles"
The funeral of John 8. Roth was hell
Saturday morning at the late residence o
the deceased, 531 North Twenty-sevent
street, The funeral was in charge of OdC
Fellows lodge No. 14S of this CITY,. Th
| pallbearers were all Odd Fellows. Inter
Troant waS at Gt Mary's Cemetery