Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-11
Leader Goes to Secure More HELP
aRd Finds some Company More
ConEenIsI and Fails to
Return.


ception. The leader Of the forces. we'll
known man OF the city, went after 1t, but
30 much time that before he re-
turned the others had grown faint-hesrted
and the teams we're put away. Reports Of
the large body OF railroad men stationed at
the tracks put o decided damper on the
MANS 'The men decided they would rather
take LIQUID refreshment internally than ex-
ternalIy from the nozzle OF a hose. About
midnight the police located the leader in a
saloon and the men Of the brewery called
him up BY this time most Of his following
had departed and there was no chance Of Z
getting together again. The men at the tel
cpbone invited him to come down and have
a drink on the nights excitement, aud he
forsook the idea of the red Gag and COM |
piled. On arriving at the brewery he was |
treated as the prodigal son and given the
best they had. Il is said he went home at |
> O'Clock Friday morning, but his testimony !
on the subject would not bear rigid cross
examination. He was not seen about the
streets all day.
Sunday Services.
strength for Steadfastness' viii be tue
topic of Rev. George Van wrinkles address
Sunday morning. How TO Use GODS
Word" will be The evening theme. The
Sunday school is at s4 and the Young
Peoples meeting Mt $3.50.
The morning service at the First Metho'
dist church. conducted by Rev. Fl II. Mil
lard will embrace the theme, THE Kind
of Service the World Demands" The even
ing subject will be Worship" Mrs Benja-
min will sing the offertory.
DR.. r. J.. Wheeler of the First presby-
terrain church will take Cor his morning
theme THE Religion Of Our Fathers" and
in the evening IF ! Gould Live My Life
Over"
At the United Presbyterian church the
pastor. Rev. Andrew Renwicl will preach
from the text Prepare We the Way of .ho
| Lord" and in the evening IAN Efficient
Man or Meeting Hard Question"
The annual clergyman's fnir will hold its
services Thursday and Friday evenings.
The program ms for both evenings promise %
be Up to the standard Of pact years. The
women are preparing to make this the best
| fair of all,
/ Mrs. John Caughev will conduct services
at the Jail Sunday afternoon.
" NJ. C. A. Notes.
The membership contest still goes mer-
J rly on, with the Reds n little in the lead.
! Meanwhile the membership roll is growing.
The Sunday afternoon meetings for men
occur at o'clock, Next Sunday Rev Mr..
RenwIclS will deliver tho address. All men
are invited.
Former General Secretary Marsh has
taken UP his work at Fremont. He will be
greatly missed here.
The association week OF prayer begins
Sunday. The South Omaha association
could not observe the entire week, but ar
rangements have been made with the vari-
Gus churches to have the Wednesday nigh;
subject discussed at the weekly prayer
. ri ~. IL,
Sunday program at the o'clock meeting
The Blues" will hold a rally wednesday
evening, November IA. The object OF the
meeting is TO get down to business on the
membership roll. They are anxious to
enlist the aid of all the women in the
city.
FOOt Ball Players Entertained.
Miss Florence Behmka, Eighteenth and
Missouri avenue, Thursday evening enter
tanned the members Of the Shamrock foot
bah team She went 10 great pains In fur
nishing the house with artistic decorations.
Most prominent everywhere were the team
colors. green and white. The evening we :
spent at cards and music. PRICES were won
by ]. Fitzgerald and Charles Baker. \
dainty luncheon was served. Miss Behmka
was assisted by Misses Anne and Margaret
Parks. The Shamrocks were delighted with
their entertainment
Magic City Gossip.
G. B. Ganord, livery. Tel. 1OG
Charles Leffier and wife, 1870 North Tween
ty-seventh, have been blessed with the ar
rival Of son.
C. b. Ganord, moving and transfer.
Tel. 1OG.
Martin Lieberman. Fifteenth and Madison.
reports the birth of twin girls Bert Blanch-
/ ard 24O6 F street, has a son.
J ChatteI and salary loans. 2420lk y ST. AL
business confidential. Quick service
Thomas Collins has returned from South
Dakota, where he held position as time
keeper for a construction company.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered 10 al
parts Of the city. Telephone No. s.
The South Omaha High school foot bal
team will play al Nebraska city this after
. ago tho south Omaha team was defeated
by score Of 8 to O. Nebraska City
South Omaha boys hope for Victory THU
time.
, Mrs. W. Berry entertained the member
OF the Presbyterian Kings Daughters las
, night In a most pleasant manner.
Joe Yampoo was tined for assault on
small boy by the name OF FRANK harrison
ne pulled the boys ear ana scratched /
II. b. Fleharty left yesterday for Ogal
a ALA. where he VIII join his wife and ne
= family. where they all meet TO celebrate
I double wedding Of two Of Mrs Fleharty
sisters.
o Charles Coleman, colored, was bound owe
Srce RS 9sF pSee court Sn s NE fhs q. too
I ABOUT 500 intIusied 70 him by Bette Powell
and spent the same for his own use
f. The funeral OF Michael Fahey will TAX
n place this morning at $50, from the resi-
4 uence, rwentelh and / streets. 10 81
= Budgets church. Mr.. Fahey died at hi
Il residence. He leaves two daughters Ii
Is this city ana a son In Chicago.
d Dr. AlOnEo u. Melvin. chief OF the bu
n reau Of animal industry, IL In the city look
n lng over me anairs AND considering On
e his business was purely with the affairs .
n the department and had no Significance I
"a the packing industries OF 20 the public
horse belonging 10 BONNER & Coper
hagen, grocers at Twenty-fouTth and !.
II streets, took fright ana broke from the cor
, troll Of its driver az & street. II ran dow
, the street 20 g, where, Ia attempting |
!, turn the corner, II slipped and fell, ToIlin
X lts head under IT'S body. The young maj
whose name was ElsasseT. was thrown on
His injuries were slight consisting 4
bruises and small cut or two. The bof,sl
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