Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-26

Friday evening. This social will be given
by the Young Peoples Christian union. All
friends will be most welcome.
Mrs. William Guthrie entertained last
Mrs. w. Sage gave formal dinner last
Tuesday evening to about twelve Of her
intimate friends.
william Farrar, formerly at sis @ street
moved this week to his new place OF resi-
dence, 1904 North Twenty-fourth.
Charles Davis of Harvard Neb., and Miss
Nerna Davis Of Devid City. Neb.. are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Jones.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. NJ. Tanner
served menu luncheon TO thirty-six OF her
society friends All had an enjoyable time.
As there Is now money enough in the
street fund the work of repairing the streets
viii commence as soon as the weather Will
permit.
A ball will be given at Odd Fellows hall
tonight under the auspices OF CRUSADER en-,
campment No. 81. Independent Order of Odd
Fellows.
There will be meeting OF the German
American Democratic club next Sunday
afternoon and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
After spending the past two weeks visit
ing among friends and relatives in Webster.
=. D., Mrs. A. T.. Jones has returned to her
home in this city
Barney Lloyd went to the rock pile for
ten days at the suggestion Of Judge King
drunkenness and vagrancy.
Edward Harris. who died at the City hos
pital tuesday afternoon OF old age, was
buried at Laurel Hil cemetery yesterday
afternoon from Brewers undertaking rooms.
The members of the United Presbyterian
| church will give an old fashioned social at
| the church tonight. There will be some
| thing to eat and plenty Of fun for every one.
The services at the Swedish Baptist
and the pastor, Rev. o. Hogfelt, feels that
much good is being accomplished: The
| mainder of the week.
Harry Il. Lundin, infant son of Lewis
Lundin, Twentieth and Missouri avenue,
died Wednesday morning and was buried
at p m. yesterday Rev. r. l.. Wheeler
| preached the funeral sermon and the burial
was In Laurel Hill cemetery.
James l.. Hines died at his home Wednes-
| day afternoon and will be buried at the
! HALEY cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Mr..
Hines is an old res ~ent OF this city, hav-
and leaves a wife and two children.
Il. l.. Roberts has just returned from an
| extended tour and business trip in the
Island of Cuba. He is well pleased with
| the prospects of the country ana predicts
| a future full of profit and pleasure TO any
one who should go there with a fair start
| In the way of means.
| small fire occurred early yesterday
| morning at the home of Assistant Post
master Lew Etter. The chimney burned
out and became so hot as to threaten the
| safety OF the house. Mrs. Etter. taking
alarm, called the department. Tne fire diu
little damage to the property.
The Baraca class, with their wives and
| WOMEN, were entertainer AT tne residence
| Of Mr. and Mrs. Walker last Tuesday even.
| ing. An interesting program was given
| The Elks quartet rendered a few selections
! Several solos, duets and instrumental Sc
| lections were rendeOd by some OF The
| others present. In all there were nearly
sixty present. This class has a SUNDAY
session at the Baptist church at s:45 each
| Sunday morning. All are invited to attend
! churcn this week are being we'll attended
| its studies.
Mrs. A. l.. Sutton entertained the
| Women's Foreign Missionary society al
her home yesterday afternoon. About sixty
| members were present. A round table tall
was one of the features There was an
| election of officers. which was quickly dis
posed of, as a motion was carried that al
the old officers hold over for another year
Mrs. j. NJ. Tanner entertained a number
of her friends last night at a whist party
Twelve tables were kept going at a lively
rate all the evening. Dainty refreshments
were served between 10 and IL O'Clock.