Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08

local lodge who desire TO make the trir
win find six special cars at Twenty-fourth
and n streets at p. m. A game Of base
ball betv~en teams from the Council Bluns
and SOY omaha aeries will he played.
The South Omaha team IL made up as
follows: q. g. Kennedy, third; A. c. Ter
rell. first: Scott Holbrook, pitcher; Thomas
Duckworth center field; George Clements,
right field: Frank Camp. catcher: 2. J.
Blessing. left field: Schwartzlander short
stop: Fred Hefilnger. second base; Harry
Miller. manager. In addition to the ball
game there is TO be fish bake and a long
program Of sports
Lodge Entertnins visitors.
Magic City council No. 37s, Knights and
Ladies' Of Security, met one evening last
week and installed officers a large number
Of visitors were present. Officers OF Council
BLUFFS council had charge Of the installation
ceremonies. William Clements. the presi-
dent OF the local council, was presented
with a fine large oak rocking chair. The
presentation speech was made by John
Kennedy. Refreshments were served and
a pleasant social hour spent afterwards.
Real Making Votes.
Herman Beal. the present city engineer
veyor. is putting in all of the time he can
spare from his official duties calling on
voters all over the county. Those who have
Travelled with Mr.. Beal assert that every
where he is met with the assurance that be
will be elected Mr.. Beal is thoroughly
competent to I'LL the position of county
engineer. his long service with various
railroad companies in laying out lines and
building bridges testifes to. Not only is
Mr. Beal competent engineer. but he is
exceedingly popular and is honest and
straightforward in his dealings.
Magic City Gossip.
Storage and hauling. Brewer. Tel No. 30.
Mrs. Vawter has gone to Rochester, Ind
for a visit.
Miss Barbara Andrews has returned from
Iowa, where she visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Bennett of Mlwau-
kee are here visiting their son, w. A. Ben
nett
Wesley, the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. P. Adkins. is seriously i'll with scarlet
fever
City Treasurer Howe reports a net bal
ance in all of the funds on October 1 of
A daughter was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Stuart, Twenty first and w
streets.
A meeting Of the directors of the Com
mercal club has been called for Tuesday
evening.
Rev. r. L. Wheeler will preach at the
| Presbyterian church at 1880 o'clock this
evening.
The Improved order OF Red Men will hold
a convention in South Omaha, commencing
Tuesday
Mrs. James D. Kerr of Hannibal, Mo,
was the guest last week of Mrs. w. d.
Mrs. Angelina Kells has returned from
Onawa, Ia. where she visited her son for
a few days.
Me CnIa oh fc
! here visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Jacob Levy.
| Last week twenty-one men were employed
on the street force and the payroll
| amounted to $345
Mrs. John Kennedy, Fifteenth and Mon
| roe streets entertained Mrs. ]. NJ. Tucker
| of York last week.
Mrs. l.. II. Wilcox of Buffalo, Wyo., is
| the guest of Mrs. c. e. Campbell, Twenty
| seventh and h streets.
! ]. f. Kryder and wife. Eighteenth and
| Missouri avenue, have gone to Kansas City
! for two weeks visit.
! Superintendent J. A. Mclean will address
/ the Sunday school rally at Letter Methodist
| Episcopal church this evening.
! Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. letter left Saturday
afternoon to spend a couple of weeks with
/ friends at South Haven, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fps Cory, Twenty-fourth
and streets, have returned from Colorado,
where they spent several weeks.
On Tuesday evening the Ladies auxiliary
Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians viii
hold a meeting at Masonic hall.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church Will meet with Mrs Ames on
Wednesday afternoon, October IS. ...
Rev. E. H. jerks of Omaha will speak at
the mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christian association this afternoon.
George H. Brewer and daughter, Edith
left last evening for a two weeks visit
with friends in New York and Connecticut
The congregation of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give reception tc
Rev. F. M. Sisson at the church parlors or
Tuesday evening"
Rev. r. w. Livers pastor of the English
Lutheran church, will preach at Masonic
hall at II a. m. today. The theme of the
sermon is Hands Full of Honey
Rev. Andrew Renwick will preach this
morning at the United Presbyterian church
on the topic, well Dressed People" TIL,
evening theme will be 1.-THE Man Moses"
The night school at the Young Meni
Christian association will open on Monda!
evening. Special preparation is being mad,
to handle the English class for foreigners
Mrs. William Berry will entertain tn,
Woman's auxiliary of the Young Mem
Christian association at her home, al
North Twenty-sixth street. on Tuesday aft
ernoon.
The CONGREGATION and members of tn
First Presbyterian church will meet at tn
church on Wednesday evening, October is
for the election of elders, deacons and dea
conesses. ~
Good to look at, to feel or to wear ar
those staley all-wool undergarments a
, wear we ever saw. John Flynn s. Co.
, Ask every man you meet with a soft
6aggy front ,I IN his coat, and not one Goa
but We have to match prices with the fel
low that has, and we do it. Our fall lin
surpasses anything We ever had, and tina
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