Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-18
we'll a. 70 furnish additional ysrsass Ia
cilitiss to the road

RecordinE Typewriter fer Caerk.
The clerks EMS has received new
recordinE typewriter Hereafter the
records Of the council proceedings win be
kept under the loose leaf system in vogue
in many other cities This win increase
the lsgibility OF the record and be q great
saving Of time to the clerk and deputy.
Al present the copying Of the journal is
a long and tedious process sometimes re-
quirins several days to bring it Up to date
Up to the present time there has been
no change ia the oficial stenoGra pher. the
place being still occupied by Miss Nan
Baker, The clerk has expressed himself
ss we'll satisfied with her work - far a.
/ It concerns his department.
Many Attend Musicale.
Above 800 OF the best people OF South
Omaha attended the private musicale
given in Masonic hall last night by four
] representative families Of the city. Nr.
( and Mrs. r. f. Wilcox, MIR and Mrs. A.
/ F. stryker, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Broadwell
and Mr.. and Mrs, r. A. Cressey divided
I the houors OF giving one Of the most
/ satisfactory entertainments OF the year.
! The FIRST breath OF society after the
! Lenten season certainly brought in enough
/ OF the spice OF enjoyment TO furnish
! two-weeks' topic to the circles The in
/ vitations were so numerous that no pri-
/ waite residence In the city could accommo-
! date the guests.
All the numbers Of the following pro-
gram were admirably executed and all
received round sitter round OF applause
Mrs, Anna r. Andrews, who rendered the
opening solo, had the large audience in
sympathy from the Start she also played
the accompaniment for all the following
/ brrS bar gl9 In, a..
same had much 10 do with the charm Of
them all. The solos 10y Trrd G, Fills OF
1 Omaha easily csptivated HE hearers. The
entertainers Of the evening are 10 he con-
graduated for securing such exceptional
talent. il is the hrst time Mr. Ellis has
appeared In South omaha.
Perhaps the most spontaneous apprecia-
ton burst out with the opening bars Of
Miss Alice Fawcetts encore response to
I "Mavourneen.' The soft opening bars to
My Old Kentucky Home" touched the
spring of inspiration with everyone.
The full program was as follows
| Polonalse in A major Chopin
Mrs. Anna r. Andrews
! ALA Stella CONFIDENT. ............... Roba udi
Miss Alice Fawvett.
Violin obligato Mr. Scherzel.
/ Dio Possnte, from Faust. .Gounod
Mr. Fred q. Ellis.
a. Song OF Sunshine. A Goring Thomas
| (bl Love, the Pedlar, German
Mrs. Walter Hammill.
Fantasia-Lucia de Lammermoor.......
..........,'..,...,...... DoniEetu-scherEel
Miss Alice Fswcett
Ny Old kentucky Home.
Miss Alice FHwcett
Mr. Fred @, Pills,
Miss Alice Fawcett and Mr.. Fred e.
Ellis.
At the close OF the musical numbers
light refreshments AZ ice cream and cake
were served to the guests.
Magic city Gossip.
Miss Mae McCrann is reported seriously
r. A. Wells has gone on business trip
to Central City.
The birth Of daughter is reported from
the home Of Joseph Mcdrath. Twenty-thlrd
and streets.
Charles Brown reported the birth OF q
daughter yesterday. His home is at Four
teenth and Q streets.
Captain Shields was called to Red Oak
la, Monday night by news OF the serious
Illness Of his brother.
The meeting Of the IRE and police com
missioners to have been held last night
was postponed until Thursday night OF this
week
The police arrested two runaway boys
Charles Moeteak and Martin Zachs, ot
Polish descent. They viii be held for theli
parents In Coulter,
| Dr. n. o. Gilbert or the bureau OF ANNA
industry has been transferred from this
port TO Denver, He expects to leave Sun
day or day or two later
The street railway company was repair
ing the tracks on West Q street yesterday
Mayor Hector has moved into his new
offices In the Pioneer block. ....
South Omaha camp No. III. Woodmen o
Wednesday evening at Masonic hall. I'M
portant business Will be transacted.
,, Harry Cohn, assistant United states At
oil law partner par eT 81 W. Z IambeTt is IN th
, city visiting with number of his OLE
, friends.
Mrs. Mary whalen. .8 South Twenty
third street, died yesterday morning at 1
o'clock. She will be buried from st. Agnes
/, church. but the time has not been an
nounced as yet.
! The death Of Miss Frances J. Brown
4 aged 10 years. occurred yesterday at Il
South Twenty-fourth street She died o
\ White Cloud Kan, this morning for burial
\ F. +, Charley. I'm the employ Of the Unlo
stock yards, whose wife came to Join hin
a from Chicago last night, was obliged i'm
4 mediately to petuTn with her to his mother
n home in Indiana. urged by kilograms o
a | alarming nature,
a The members OF the Live Stock exchSng
n visit to Rapid City, 5, d. believing the
3 materially strengthened the friendly feel
n ing which has long existed in the sectio
n Thomas Fitzpatrick and Miss Nanni
n Walcott both OF Missouri Valley wer
\ married in Justice CaldwellD office at non
\ yesterday. The groom is = railroad en-
Il ploye, While in the city they were tn
guests, OF Peter Hansen, Thirteenth an
n Missouri avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Dyorsk entertaine
Il the members of the COmenius Bohemia
Literary club At their home on Manda
n evening Progressive finch was the gam
Of the evening. Frank Pipal won frs
n prize ana l.. Dienstbler received the boob
n prize. Dainty refreshments were serve
and splendid tlme was enjoyed by a
=, present.
n SLABAUGH GOES TO LINCOLI
m COunty Attorney VIII Argue Case
N Before Supreme Court tn which