Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24

theme Of his sermon AZ II O'Clock Sunday
morning "RecOmpence in the Life to
Come" evening sermon at o'clock. The
Great Feast" Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
Church corner Of Twenty-hfth and X
streets. A cordial welcome extended to all.
The morning service at the First Presby
terrain church tomorrow will be conducted
BY Dr. r. L. wheeler his topic being '9The
Heirs Of the Kingdom" At p. m. he will
conduct the funeral service over the body
OF James Austin. The evening service will
be at p m. the topic being Christ the
Light Of Every Man .-
Sunday morning at LETTERS Memorial
church, Rev w d. Stambaugh will preach
from the text. Praise is Comely.' In the
evening service the discourse win be for The
special honor of the South Omaha lodge q
Free Masons. The lodge will meet at its
hau at 7.i5 and proceed in a body to the
church where the service will he conducted
at p. m.
The morning topic at the United Presby-
terrain church will be "rhe Tender n esrted
Savior" Followed by the administration Of
the holy communion The topic of the
evening will be "A Reasonable Religion
During the week there will be several lee
lures Tuesday evening Rev. r, w. Nairns
will address the young people on The rs
sentials Of Successful Life" Wednesday
evening Rev. A. c. Douglas Of Des Moines
will address the Ladies' Missionary society.
All invited.
The subject OF r. Nj. Sissons Sunday
morning sermon at the First Methodist
church il Gods Candle in the Worlds
Night" In the evening the theme is The
Old Flag" in honor of the approach Of In
dependence day.
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the Baptist church in the tent on the church
lawn Rev. George Van Wrinkle will preach
both morning and evening. '.'
/ DR.. Beattie Of lincoln will conduct the
services Of the Christian church morning
and evening at the Ancient order OF United
Workmsn temple.
Magic City Gossip.
! Agnes Condor has gone summer
/ vaCa ton to Denver.
! j. A. Mclean will conduct the services
| at the Jail Sunday afternoon. .s+
Miss Dora Frcke Of Plattsmouth is a
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. A. c. Pancoast.
! The South Omaha Country club enjoyed
one Of its regular Friday night dances last
| night
OLA Maguson. 1925 North Nineteenth
| streets has welcomed the advent OF
| daughter in his home.
Mrs. A. G. West and daughter, Twenty
! seventh and streets, are away for two
weeks visit TO Lincoln. ..e#
Miss Lorena Johnson will start Monday
| or Tuesday to Chicago, where she will DO
some summer work at the Moody insti-
! tute. ..- " "E. i...'
Jacob Levy has gone on, trip to Des
| Moines. While there he will pay his re-
spects to number of friends and rela-
tivas. 49," tft.
Mr. and Mrs Biz residents Of Iowa,
are visiting at the home Of AL Powell.
| Mrs Bilz is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Powell
Word has been received from Mr.. and
H.Na Ls,Wga 10 Dor
land, Ore. They are delighted with the
| country.
Thomas Broheld, 46l South Thirteenth,
reported to the police the loss Of watch.
He thinks It was stolen out OF his house
| by a daylight burglar.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
| Methodist church will give lawn social
at Mrs. Clarks residence, 9t14 street,
Tuesday evening, June %; ..-.s.
Mrs A l.. Coleman and son of Chicago
| are expected this morning She win pay
! a welcome visit to her mother and SIS
ter. Mrs Richard Gilchrist and family,
| Dr. Reitz of the bureau of animal in
dusty has been tTansferT red from TN;
here will take on about ten new men on
July 1. .....-.....,.
terday. He lived at Twenty-third and y
| streets The funeral will be held at D.
M. Sunday from the residence to St Agnes
church. The burial will be in St. Mary's
| cemetery.
The death of Hugh Kennedy, aged A,
| occurred yesterday at his home, 2439 u
street. The. funeral will be held Sunday
at las y. M from the residence TO st.
| Agnes church. The burial will be in. st.
| Mary's cemetery.
Magic City lodge No. $50 Modern Brother
hood of America, will meet at the First
Presbyterian church, Twenty-ffth and j
| streets, Sunday, June a. at ~. M to at
tend the burial service Of their frsternal
| brother, James Austin.
James c. Austin. aged %, died at his
fathers home Friday morning. He was
an employe of the c. c. Howe Printing
| company and had many friends in the
city The cause of his death was periton-
tits, and one of his last acts was the as
sistance he volunteered to the suppression
OF the big fire at Armour g. Co.'S plant.
The burial services will be from the First
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon II
3 D. m DIR. Wheeler will offciate. He
was the son of Captain and Mrs. James