Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

gates will attend the Colorado Live Stock
show which meets in Denver between those
dates The party will have its head
quarters at the Albany hotel The follow
ing is the personnel L. W. Cahow. s. l..
Degsn. w. II. Dudley, w NJ. Farrar, W.
c. Fleury, Alex Garrow, ]. NJ. Guild, NJ.
H. Hegarty. n. C. Houston. Alma Jackson.
w. ]. C. Kenyon. Ad Elman. Alex Laverty,
C. A. Mallory, Albert Noe, w. f. Reed,
John Ralston. r. e. Rogers, w. b. Tagg,
A L. williams, w. IL. Wood. II. L. Car
penter. Charles Fischer, l.. Harbold, G. p.
Muorhead, j. NJ. Holt. The larger part OF
this number is from the exchange and the
stock yards.
Surprise for Teacher.
Miss Nettie Mann received a pleasant
surprise party last Friday evening. About
twenty-five of her pupils in the public
schools here planned the whole affair and
came down in a body bringing everything
they wished in the way of refreshments
with them. AS soon as Mr.. Mann. Miss
Nettles father, learned of the surprise he
ordered up large supply of ice cream and
the young peoples JOY was complete. They
were of the grammar grades or thereabout
none OF them more than Is years old All
kinds of lively games were tried and
school songs kept the house ringing with
music. Miss Mann was taken completely
by surprise.
Polish Republican Club Meeting.
There was a meeting of the kosciusko
Republican club last night at which many
of the local candidates expressed their
md Toll FIR
paign Swan A. Larson. Henry Murphy
George Meek. President Urbsnski and
others took a turn at the talking which
was only preliminary to a general social
time and a Polish dance. There was a
great plenty of refreshments along with
the musical numbers. The attendance was
close I'D to the 200 mark and harmony pre-
vailed. There was no further endorsement
of candidates as was expected earlier in
the week
Magic City Gossip.
John Laughlin has gone to Memphis
Neb.. for few weeks.
Desk room for rent in Bee office, city hal
building, South Omaha.
Miss Cora Laverty is visiting over sun.
day with friends in Ashland.
letters Gold Top bottled beer delivered
to all parts of city. Telephone No. s.
Police Captain p. II. Shields returned
Friday from a Visit 10 tteu ONk, Ia
The Ladies' Afternoon Whist club met
with Mrs. DIR. Schindell yesterday after
noon.
Call telephone No. and have a case Of
letters Gold Top beer delivered to YOU
residence.
The knights OF Columbus will give 9
smoker next Tuesday night. Plenty o.
| fun is anticipated.
The German American Democratic clul
will meet this afternoon in the hall ovel
| Flynn a Co.. store.
Andrew Wesley, $40 North Eighteenth
street. reports the birth of boy. George
w. Martin, Nineteenth and Harrison
streets. reports a girl born yesterday.
The 11-months-old daughter Of J. I
Mcnamara, Twenty-fourth and streets
died Yesterday morning The BODY VII
Miss Eunice Ensor, one of the teacher
! at the Lincoln school, goes to Lincoli
| within the week to take a course at thu
/ State university She will be able to taxi
| up the work of the second semester.
Charles Perkins, Twenty-fourth and {
| streets. starts Monday for Los Angeles
Cal, where he expects to make his futur
home. His family goes with him. He ha
been employed here at Swift and Com
! pany's.
sebastine Hoffman. 2so South Twenty
fourth street died few days ago 20 o
was received here yesterday. The buTia
will be at a. M tomorrow at st. Mary
| cemetery.
| n.
his summers in South Omaha with nj
| daughter Mrs. G. c. Lane, died in Lo
| Angeles, Cal, January IS. His son vii
| return with the remains during the pres
emit week. Funeral notice later
No definite orders have been issued 4
| the police with regard to the Sunda,
| closing for South Omaha. 1t is apparent
| believed to be unnecessary, as the case
| were so few last Sunday. These will al
| be attended to by the Brewers association
| by this time.
Rev d. NJ. Ricket of Papillion will fl
the pulpit for Rev. w. ID. Stambaugh a
! Letters Memorial Methodist Episcopa
church this morning. Rev. Mr.. Stambaug
has not been well during the last week
but will be able to attend his duties a
the evening services.
Our clearing sale is getting to be the tai
hof the town. 1t is sure chance
Isave money on the most staple articles
| Starting tomorrow morning we will pu
| on a good many new specials. Be on han
and take advantage. Nebraska Shoe an
Clothing House, Twenty-fifth and n, Sout
Omaha.
Mrs. o. Radzuweit, Mrs. A. Miller, Mis-
Nell Rawley and Miss Grace Young er
tertained eighteen of their intimate friend
by means of a theater party at the Bun
wood theater last Friday evening. III
occasion was commemorative of the brit
days of four of the young women. The
were all entertained at evening luncheo
! al the home of Miss Rawley.