Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24


been appointed 20 look after the details.
The ehairmen Of the committees are:
Mrs. A. A. Thurlow. general chairman;
Mrs George Carley. assignment. Mrs. VIII
liam Barclay trains; Miss Jottie Schroeder.
public comfort; Mrs. d. @. sturrock. deco
rations; Mrs. George 2. Copper press: Miss
Kate Gemmill, registration; Mrs. A O.
Lehmer, music; Mrs. G. NJ Rich. luncheon;
MrS. NJ Carl Smith. ushers
Ia order TO facilitate business matters
and to give opportunity to the entertain
ing women to derive more benefit from
the meetings a dinner will be served In
the church parlors on Thursday Dele
gates have been advised about the ar
rival OF trains. An excellent program has
been arranged for the entire session. Mrs.
Tilden considers the Wednesday afternoon
session Of particular importance to the
officers. Mrs. NJ. Carl Smith, well known
among church workers in this part Of
the state. will deliver the address of well
come in behalf Of South Omaha. TO which
Mrs. z. E. Funston Of Wayne will respond.
Rev. DR.. Guy wadsworth, who recently ar
rived from Los Angeles TO assume the
presidency Of Bellevue college, will preside
at the Wednesday evening session.
stone Contract Awarded.
Friday evening the trustees Of the First
Christian church met and entered into a
contract with A. O. Wambach OF Omaha,
manager Of the Cement Machinery and
Supply company. for the ARTIFICIAL stone to
be used In the construction OF the church.
This church is to be built on a site pur-
chased some time ago at Twenty-third and
I streets Excavating for this building
is already completed and permanent side
walks have been laid about the church
property, The delivery of the artificial
stone is to begin this week. Monday even
ing the church trustees will bold another
meeting to arrange for letting contracts
for lumber and labor.
PubIIc School Attendance.
Superintendent ]. A Mclean Of the pub
lie schools issued Saturday q statement
showing the attendance at the public
schools for the second week OF the pres
ent school year. The attendance by schools
follows: High school. S54; Central. 1885,
Hawthorne, $50; Jungmsnn. $50; Brown
Park, 5G5; Madison, I75; Highland, 2f7;
West Side, 4O4. CorrigAn, 30; Lowell u.s.
Lincoln. 552; total. 41S1. The second week
of the schools last year showed an at
tendance Of 1907 so that the increase this
year is only eighty-four over last year
Assistant County Attorney Murdoch has
drawn complaints against Patrick Broder-
lex, Cornelius oBrien and William Telford
alleging neglect OF duty while acting as
election officers on September IS. at the
polls, Thirty-ninth and L streets. Captain
p H. Shields Of the police department will
swear to the complaints 1t is the inten-
ton Of the assistant county attorney to
file these complaints in the county court
on Monday. as 1t was too late Saturday
to make the filing. Not only neglect OF
duty, but intoxication while on duty is to
be charged. Those who visited the polling
places at Thirty-ninth and L streets on
| Tuesday last declare that the conduct
OF these election officers was disgraceful
and that they were so intoxicated as TO be
unfit for duty.
Reception to DIR. TindaII.
The women Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church will tender a farewell re-
ception TO Rev. Dr. d. X. Tindall and fam
! lily at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A
Cressey. Twenty-second and G streets.
on Monday evening. All friends Of the
church and retiring pastor are invited.
DR.. Tindall expects to leave South Omaha
this week for his new field Of work at
| Norfolk, where he has been appointed
/ presiding elder.
Card of Thanks.
wish to thank the Ladies' Auxiliary of
| Division No. l. Ancient order of Hiber-
mans also. Degree Of Honor, Upchurch
lodge, No. 3 and blacksmiths and ma
/ chinists Of Cudahy Packing company, and
all friends for the many kind floral OFFER
ings and sympathy during the sickness and
death OF my wife. Margaret
THOMAS wHALEN.
! Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling. Brewer, Tel. No. 30
| At the present time 100 teachers are EN-.
ployed in the public schools.
Mrs. J, B. Hamill is preparing to NOV,
! her family 20 St Joseph, No
John L. Roberts spent last week in Colo.
RADIO taking in the various resorts.
Joseph Schweiger. Twenty-first and "
streets. reports the birth OF daughter
!. NJ Robertson is preparing to NOV,
now located.
Charles Letter has secured permit for ,
fl.oOO dwelling to be erected at Twenty
seventh and F streets
The Dress club OF the local lodge o
Eagles will give dance on Friday nigh
at Eagle hall Twenty-sixth and streets
Rev. d. X. Tindall will preach morning
and evening today at the First Methods
Episcopal church, Twenty-third and ]
streets.
Albert Has. Twentieth and w streets
/
charge Of insanity and was taken 10 tn
county Jail.
Friends Of Herman Beal insist that h
Is sure TO be elected county surveyO
and are doing everything they can I
help him along.
The annual convention Of the Improve
order of Red Men will be held in Sout
Omaha beginning October 10. About i
delegates are expected.
Mrs. J. r. Ashe entertained the King
Daughters OF the Presbyterian church a
her home, les North Twenty-sixth stree
I on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John w. Fitzgerald Of Mohal
n, D., formerly Miss Theresa Desmond
a teacher In the public schools here write
new social organization TO be know
as the Cardinal club was formed las
week. John J. Gilin is president an
The Ladies Auxiliary of the local Youn
Mems Christian association will give
tea on Tuesday afternoon at the home
Mrs. Beavers. Twenty-secOnd and
streets.
| OF the TOOter, the organ OF the hig
school. was issued Friday. Lester Bra
| ton Is editor and Guy kiddoo bushes
/ manager.
Rev. Andrew Renwick will preach morI
Il byterian church. His morning theme
Until He Comes" and the evening topl
Il Until I Come"
Shop at Flynn's Twill do you good
4 see the big new fan stock OF clothing, d.
L aoodE and furuiehiuRa The T-lvnn mott