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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

in California. Mr.. Gonden is now better
than ever satisfied with Omaha and Ne
braskes climate.
Mrs. s. o. Patrick and Mrs. Jane Pat
rick left Monday afternoon for Los Angeles
to spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs w. o. Gilbert left Thursday for
New York, where she will join her mother,
Mrs Norrnent, for two or three weeks.
Mrs Charles Whitaker returned Thurs
day to her home I'm Clinton, Mo. after a
two weeks visit with her brothers. Mr..
Charles and Frank Martin.
Mrs. d. V. Tousalin arrived from Essex.
Conn, Wednesday, and is at the Murray.
She was accompanied as far as Chicago
by her daughter, Mrs. Runyan. and Mr..
Runyan
Miss Gertrude Dietrich. who has spent
the past month the guest of Miss Mary
IIoldrege. will return to her home I'm Hast
ings today. She will be accompanied by
Miss Holdrege.
Miss Helen Kishler. who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs George Hammer,
for some time. will leave Tuesday for Fort
Scott. Kan, TO visit relatives before re-
turning to her home in Pennsylvania.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Come and Go Gossip.

Mrs. Wilson Lowe is expected home from
Chicago today.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. q. Mcdonald are spend
Ing a few weeks i'm Florida
DIR. and Mrs. Will of Red Oak, Ia, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Miller.
Mrs. c. X. Martin has gone TO Chicago
TO visit her daughter. Mrs. Burton Han
sen.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reed left Thursday
for trip of several weeks through Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Hurd OF Syracuse, n. Y, arrived
Monday to he the guest of Mrs. George
Holdrege
Mrs. l.. J. Herzog OF Lincoln is tho
guest OF hcr sister. Mrs. Samuel Katz,
Of s10I Jones street.
Mrs Morris Levy will leave Wednesday
for New York City. where she viii be the
guest of her daughter
Miss Laura Thyng. who has been ths
guest OF Mrs. J. W. Grifith. has returned
10 her home In Chicago.
Miss Clara Harvey left last Tuesday fol
Kansas City, from where she will &c
south TO spend the winter.
Miss Florence True, who is a student
| In Chicago returned to Omaha last week
for the Sumner Berry wedding.
r. NJ. Fairfield is expected home from
New York this week. but Mrs. Fairfield
will remain there for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N Gonden have re-
turned from six weeks visit to the Pa
| cine coast. most OF the time being spen
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Forre,, Greater Than wheeler.

OMAHA. Jan. 27-To the Editor of The
Bee: l read your editorial in this Morn
ing's Bee on the death of General Joe
Wheeler and was much pleased with same.
but must disagree with you in part. You
say that ''as cavalry commander he had
no equal in the Confederate army and
no superior in the Union army" This is
very kind. and you, like the rest of us, no
doubt like to say kindly things Of the dead.
but II he had no equal in the Confederate
army he certainly had a superior in
Nathan Bedford Forrest, and l for one
certainly endorse General Grants opinion
when he said. that Forrest was the great
est cavalry leader that the civil war pro-
duced" w. T. CANADA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
NEWS OF OMAHA SUBURBS
Benson.

Services will be held at all the churches
today at the usual hours.
S. Wurth was called to New York by the
severe sickness of his father.
Mrs. Wedge went to Dundee on Wednes-
day as a guest at a kensington.
Mrs. c. f. Cheney of Council Bluffs was
a Benson visitor during the past week.
Mrs. Senger has returned to her home
in Ashland after short visit in Benson.
A. l.. Thomas. who has been home for
about a month, left for New York City last
week.
Miss Ida Boise has been appointed chief
change.
Mrs. h. r. Parker entertained Mrs. Derry
son and daughter of kennard during the
Herman Cellar is Preparing the old jon
dro cigar store for running a first-class
restaurant.
e. +. Cheney has had two new cottages
erected in the south part OF Benson by o.
Il. Snowden.
Miss Lettie Smith came up from Platts-
mouth Saturday morning to visit over Sun
day in Benson.
Rev Mr.. Leidy returned home on last
Wednesday from Hornick, Ia, after two
weeks absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wulff returned
home Wednesday from a two months stay
in points in California.
The Ffremen's ball at the Independent
Order of odd Fellows hail drew a large
crowd and proved a success.
Plattsmouth came up to take in Ben Hur'
and visit in Benson Wednesday.
The Degree of Honor lodge gave an
oyster supper at the hall last Tuesday.
After supper whist was the feature of the
evening.
Mrs ]. e. Starkey of Benson received
the payment of the insurance policy of
her husband. She was acquitted of having
killed him.
The cottage formerly owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Iafe Young is being repapered and re
paired. Mr.. and Mrs Ager will take
possession March l.
Mrs. NJ. l. Paulson entertained Mrs.
Walker of Council Bluffs at dinner last
Tuesday. She left Wednesday to join
her husband in Fairmont, Neb.
The death OF George Thompson last Fri
day night from dlphtheria was a shock
to everyone. He was sick only a short
time. He had many friends in this place
who regret the news received yesterday.
At the meeting of the Town Board the
bonds of the water works were signed.
They are now ready 10 be registered in
Lincoln, and are fixed at $4,000, divided
in ST. 900 bonds, which will run for twenty
years The contract for putting in the
well was given to David S. Horn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
The Influence
OF What We Eat
Why People Are Especially Suscep-
tiblc to This Influence.

The nourishmcnt taken by body and mind.
the extent to which this nourishment is
sssimllated, the form snd proportions in
which II is taken into the system. the
amount OF food aud drink consumed, and
the care given TO the body and its various
functions-all profoundly affect the health
As Good Housekeeping" in an editorial
suggests, health depends not so much on
the nourishment taken into the stomach as
On the extent TO which this nourishment is
taken up by the system. Malta-Vita. the
perfect matted whole wheat food. so rich
in nourishment, containing every food ele-
ment necessary to the sustenance of the
human body and mind is readily assmi-
lated, even by the weakest stomach. be-
cause of the large percentage of maltese
or malt sugar which 81 contains. Maltese
is natural sweetening agent and forms
rich, healthy blood.
Mslta-vita Is not at all like the tasteless
variety of breakfast foods. Always ready
u cal. Fur sale " all grOeers at 10 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
PIeasurea Past.

Mrs. Joseph Lehmer entertained a small
informal bridge party Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. ]. Connell entertained Thursday
at an informal luncheon for Mrs. Griffith's
guest. Miss Thyng OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weller entertained
the Kountze Place Whist club Saturday
evening at their home on Writ street.
The Fan Fans card club was enter
taiEed by Mrs. J. Connolly on Thursday
afternoon Prizes were won by Mrs. Z.
Nordin and Mrs. Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Morand entertained a
few friends at an informal dancing party
Friday evening At their home at Twenty
eighth and Dodge streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Clarke enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Weller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Fleishel. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lottridge.
Mrs G. w. Holdrege with her daughters,
the Misses Holdrege, held a large recep-
ton Saturday afternoon between and C
o'clock, at their home on South Thirty
second street. in honor of their guest Miss
Dietrich.
Master Scofield belong, accompanied by
his mother. gave a box party at the after
noon performance of Buster Brown" at
the Krug Saturday. Miss Virginia Forbes,
Miss Margaret Wolcott and Master James
Lere. jr., with their mothers, were his
guests.
Mrs Charles Harding was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at a high five party. Prizes
were won by Mrs. p A. saxman and Mrs.
r. Reed. The others present were: Mrs.
p. C. Nelson, Mrs. A. Gross, Mrs. f. w.
French Mrs. X. Abbott, Mrs. II. o. Ben
ford. Mrs. l.. w. Painter, Mrs. o. c.
Madison, Mrs. ii. Schrager. Mrs Risdon,
Mrs. d. Smith and Miss Lovey French.
Mrs. r. S. Wilcox was hostess Tuesday
of card party given for the members OF
! Grant Woman's Relief corps. The prize
was won by Mrs. Helen Jeffcoat. The
women present were: Mrs. V. T. Morse
Mrs. o. c. Houchn of Geneva. Neb.; Mrs
e. A Eastman. Mrs. NJ. J. Matthews, Mrs
p. A. c. Stevens. Mrs. 7. b. Bryant, Mrs
J. r. Cramer, Mrs j. c. Weeth, Mrs
r. Il. Wilcox. Mrs. F. w. Allen, Mrs
w. II. Gates, Mrs. IL. Jeffcoat. Mrs. A
Traynor Mrs W. Lampemsn. Mrs. II. NJ
! Danger. Mrs. w. III. Calls. Miss Susan
Weaver, Miss Margaret Wilcox.
| On Monday evening, January %. Mrs. P
Borne, Sl12 North Twenty fourth street
gave a surprise on her son. c. c. Borne
in honor Of his cath birthday, The following
were present. The drill team of Union Pa
ciic lodge No. IL. Ancient Oorder OF United
| Workmen. OF which Mr.. Borne is a member
Mr.. and Mrs. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Green
/ Mrs. Burncs, Mrs. and Miss Peckham
Miss Rose Borne, Miss Carrie Borne. and
Mr.. o. S, Borne, Gus Borne, F.. W. Dorsey
! Captain f. s. Simpson. Lieutenant |. D
Thompson. A. NJ Thorn, w, Cline. d
Cline, l.. d, Garner, r. c. Rowley. s
Carlin and J. r. Helm. Cards were played
! and lunch served.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Hospital Dedication Services.

The dedication services and formal open
ing of the Omaha General hospital will be
held in the chapel of the building, Four
teenth street and Capitol avenue Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Short addresses viii
be made by Rev. Il. III. jerks, y. d., pas
tor First Presbyterian church; Rey. s. ID.
church; Rev. ]. w. Conley. II. D., pastor
First Baptist church; Rev d, r, r. Turn
ian church: Rev. l.. Groh. ID. D., pastor
ST. Marks Lutheran church and Rev. a.
". Clark superintendent Child Saving In
stitutc. Prof f.. -. Keck and his
choir from Kounfze Memorial Lutheran
church will have charge of the music. The
public is cordially invited to be present
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

The following program will be given
Tuesday evening. January 80, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Brown, corner
of the organ fund of the church of the
Good Shepard:
Plano: "Gavotte," Gluck- Brahms. Ca
price Celebre." Paganni-Schumann. In
MY Neighbours Garden" Nevn.
Quartet 20, Who VIII Ger the Downs
So Free" De Pearsall The Night Has
n Thousand Eyes" Ncvin. Miss Anna
Bishop. Mrs. Fred Ellis, Messrs. Fred Ellis
and William McCune.
Original poems by Mrs. Amelia Gilmore:
Sues Fellow" Take Yo Arm From
Round Ma Waist" My Pa and Me-" and
Mothers Hobo. -,
Song: solo Morning Dew" Greg; Wi
low Song" shakespeare, Sullivan, Mrs.
Anna Bishop
Piano: List Second Hungarion Rhaps-
ody," Miss Mona Cloke.
Song; Sole "N"rChing Along White:
"test Thee Sad Heart" Del Riegoi Rosy
Darlin', Do Ie.upir, Mr.. Fred Ellis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

FLORENCE,
Mrs. r. f. Price. sr.. Is visiting relatives
at Benson.
y. A. Broadfleld of Omaha was "A business
visitor here the last week
Lloyd Saums and sister OF Calhoun Wis
tied relatives here during the week.
Bert Simpson Of Crescent la. was here
this week visiting his uncle. John Simpson.
Mrs. Powell of Omaha visited her mother.
Mrs, l.. w. Reynolds. on Wednesday after
noon.
Henry Butler returned Tuesday night
from n fow days visit with relatives Mt
Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman of Omaha were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harold Reynolds
Thursday.
Henry Rathman returned Saturday from
a three weeks visit with his parents al
Grand Island
Miss EDNA Price left for St Paul, MINI.
Thursday morning. where she will make
her future home.
Miss Ana Martin of Omaha was the guest
of Miss Edna Price and Mrs w. r. Wall
Sunday afternoon.
There will be song service before the
regular meeting time at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
William Butler went to Bancroft Wednes-
day to visit few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Ferdinand Abendroth.
Charles Chambers went to Modale, Ia,
Tuesday morning to attend the wedding of
his sister. Mrs. Nora Holstrom.
The Christian Endeavor society will give
a social and party at the home of l.: a.
Taylor in the near future, probably on Val
entine day.
Mrs. G. w. wullf Of Blair spent a couple
OF days here this week visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. l.. Idc. She returned to her home
Friday afternoon.
The continued warm weather is holding
the icemen back. Only one firm so far has
cut any and that is small quantity. The
ice is about nine inches thick, but the warm
days make the ice too soft to work on by
noon.
Arthur Carlson celebrated his Hst birth
daV Wa1OeSdaV aVpninP bN having "A
Der of his male friends with him at dinner.
Later in the evening several young women
members OF the Christian Endeavor society
surprised him at his home.
The Florence camp, Modern Woodmen of
America No. 4105 gave dance and party
after their regular meeting Thursday night
and the doors were thrown open to their
friends, which numbered about fifty couples
Dancing continued until midnight, when re-
freshments were served.
J. w. Long and wife, assisted by some
friends, entertained about l25 guests at
half north of Florence, on Tuesday night
Games and dancing took up the evening
Refreshments were served at midnight. Mr.
and Mrs. Long proved themselves the best
of entertainers and have knack of look
ing after their guests, insuring a warm well
come.
The selling of twenty lots in Florence Of
the Joseph Mannieu estate at Omaha
Wednesday morning called several of the
Florence citizens to Omaha, and good por-
ton of the lots were bought by Florence
residents. DR.. Shepard of Omaha bought
four on the north part of Main street. and
one up In the business part of town, All
| of the lots were located on or near Main
all brought good prices, just a shade above
| the average.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

ments of last week. No date has been men
toned for the wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Berry,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Berry, "a
Mr.. George w. Sumner. was the really con-
spicuous feature OF last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner have gone to California for
a honeymoon trip and will he at home for
the summer at Fairmont, Neb., but will re-
turn TO Omaha TO reside in the fall. Mr.
and Mrs. Berry will give up their pretty
home on South Thirty-siNth street and
move to Chicago this spring They are
contemplating building at oak Park. one
Of the prcttiest Of the Chicago suburbs. The
Berrys will he much missed. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner will he a welcome addition to
the young married set.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Dundee.

George Hoagland is in Texas.
Mr. 4. A. Benson was in Davenport, Ia,
during the week.
Mr. Samuel Cotner returned this week
to the Big Horn Basin.
The house of Mr.. NJ. II. Collins. 4S0s Chi
cago street, has been sold to Mr., +. o.
Fahs.
Mrs. Thompson of st. Louis is the guest
for several weeks of her sister, Mrs. d.
l.. Johnson.
Seven OF the Dundee women joined the
Baptists and Presbyterians at the all day
session held on Friday Al the FIRST Baptist
church.
The Dundee WOmans club met on
Wednesday with Mrs. W. h. Howard. The
program comprised first lesson In How
to Look at Pictures.
Mr.. VIII Convey of Denver, who is on his
way home from business trip through
the east, was the guest during part OF the
week of his sister, Mrs. ID. l.. Johnson
The Round Dozen Social club will be en-
tertained at o'clock luncheon on Wednes-
day of this week by Mrs James w. Hamil-
ton and Mrs r.. 4. Benson, at the home OF
the latter. on Dodge street.
Mrs. w. L. Selby entertained about sixty
Omaha women at cards Friday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. X. c. Patterson.
Mrs. f. A. Benson and Mrs, George Hoag-
land. The house was charmingly decorated
and delicious refreshments were served.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

OMAHA, Jan. 27To the Editor of The
Bee: Please inform the public IL there
is an ordinance passed in Omaha prohibit
ing the killing OF birds and IL the brown
sparrow is exempt from that law. The
young nimrods are getting quite busy with
their pop-guns. 1 picked up four dead
birds in the yard this morning (and proba
bly, many more have been wounded). l
for one think It pleasant to see the winter
birds in their playful fight. 1t reminds
us of the coming spring with the return
of the red-breast songster and other birds
to greet Can any person with a loving
or forgiving heart slaughter those little
innocent birds. II they defsce the paint
a little (for it is their nature) wash it off,
but don't slaughter the little birds God has
sent us to adorn our city.
A. V. SPALDING.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Gaming Events.

Mrs. Tippery will be hostess Of Tuesdays
meeting of the South side Whist club.
The Omaha Guards will give a medal drill
and informal hop Monday evening at their
armory
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Buchanan have invita-
tions out for a card party, to be given
Wednesday evening. February {.
Tho postponed meeting of the Friday
Bridge club will be held this week at For
est I'M. Mrs. Ella Nash hostess.
Mrs Paul Hoagland will entertain at
luncheon Thursday at her home on South
Thuty-second street for Miss Gsrten of Lin.
coin
Tho first Of series of dancing parties
planned by the Pan-Hellenic club will be
given Thuraday evening Of this week al
Cham academy:
Mrs f. a. Benson and Mrs j. W Ham
ilton will entertain the members of the
Round Dozen club at 1 o'clock luncheon
Wednesday, at the home Of Mrs. Benson.
The next Of the series of dances an.
nounccd by the Cotilion club will be given
Tuesday evening Of this week. II is to be
a masked party and will be held at Chamb-
ers'
The dancing party to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Stewart at the
Grand hotel in Council Bluffs. Tuesday
evening. will include number OF Omaha
people in It's guest list
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
what a Doctor should he.

pr. W. A. Foote Of Omaha addressed a
gathering OF young men, many OF them
medical students. at the Young Men's
Christian association at o'clock last night.
The subject of the doctors talk was, The
Practice OF Medicine as "A Profession lie
snake from the viewpoint of the profession
as means of doing good i'm the world
and called attention to the qualities which
a doctor should possess as man, that ne
shouId be pure of mind and honest in
purpose lie pointed out the great respon-
sibiiities resting upon the members OF the
orofessIon in thoir inti'nate contact with
Ter women and families. There was a
good attendant present
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
West Amber.

Ralph spoerri is still III with dropsy and
heart trouble.
Master Guy Cook is able TO be out and
drive to the car line with his sister.
John Blake IS sti!l housed with his crushed
hand and although better is still unable TO
use II.
The hour for church at Southwest has
been changed to 1915 and Sunday school at
II: Is, as II was last year
Grandma Hickman entertained her daugh-
ter, Mrs, u. carbury, at hcl nome near
Griffin Grove on Thursday.
The Misses Ella Roessig and Ada GantZ
were callers on their old friend. Mrs. Mollie
Madson in Eckermau on Thursday.
Mrs. j. +. Aughe made a business trip to
Albright Monday and was the guest OF Rev.
and Mrs. w. ID. Stambaugh for dinner.
Little Lucille, only daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William carp OF Fast Amber. has al
most recovered from her recent sickness.
Guy Madison of Lnwood, Neb, was the
guest Of his two young friends. Allen and
ALBERT FaNerty, from Friday until MONDAY
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Csrbury were the
guests OF Mrs. Bert Gantz on Thursday ana
Miss Virginia White, principal OF Beais
school, on Friday.
The fine grape vineyard at the old Redick
homestead on South Forty-second street.
was grubbed out Monday TO give way for
the Union Pacific short line.
The ladies' Aid society will meet AZ the
ZONE OF Rev. and Mrs. W. ID. Stambaugh
al 1910 Madison street. South Omaha. On
Thursday TO quilt all day. Ilinrcr W.. -
1 served at 1880 Mrs. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

A public smoker will be given Monday
evening by the Twelfth Ward Federation OF
tv-fourth and Grant streets. Speakers in
yited are q. NJ. Hitchcock. Edward Rose
water. Rcv. MIR. Esplin. John 7. Dihon'
Grant Parsons. ]. T.. Van Glider. \. =:
Nilsson president of the federation. VIII
preside Tho federation embraces the
Omaha View. North Omaha. Druid fll
Central Park Monmouth Park and North
omaha Improvement clubs. \ big attend
ance Is expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
SOCIETY MOVES PLACIDLY
Local Swim Psrturbed Only by the
Ordinary Occurrences
RECENT sPLAsHts WILL no LONGER COUNT
Exclusive Mstrons Determine 60 Put
I'D Bars that Had Been Thrown
Down During Holiday
Gaiety.
Hun,buR!

Howard Hawley, handsome hero.
Helen Holden, handsome heroine.
Howard held Helcn's hand.
Howard Rugged Helen.
Harmony.
Happiness.
Hymen.
Honeymoon.
Heavenl
la! Ha!
Howard Hawley. heartless husband.
Helen Ba wiley, needless housewife.
Helen haggled hsbitually.
Howard hit Helen.
Hatred.
Mysteries.
HUllabaloo.
Hell!
Ho! Ho!
Henry Hunter. handsome hero.
Helen Hawley, hapless heroine.
Henry held Helens hand.
Henry Rugged Helen.
tTa. Ha.
Harriet Hughes. handsome heroine.
Howard Hawley, hapless hero.
Howard held Harriet's hand.
Howard Rugged Harriet.
Ho. Hoi
The Arbitrator
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Social Chit-Chat.

Charles Lang. jr.. is rapidly recovering
from his serious Illness
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. V. Kinsler January is.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. Harold
Clifford Thursday, January %.
Mr.. Barton Willard is still unable to re-
turn to college owing to trouble with his
eyes. and the doctors have advised that he
defer resumlng his study for at least two
months.
Mrs George A. Wilcox and son, Byron.
will leave Tuesday for Placerville. Cal.
where they will spend the remainder
of the winter with Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Leissenring. nee Ethel Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kountze, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Wattles, Mr. and Mrs Bruce,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p Kirkendall and Miss
Kirkendal will leave Omaha Monday In
private car for a months trip through
Mexico. Miss Bradley of New York, who
was Miss Kirkendalrs guest last season.
will join the party at St. Louis and &C
company them.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Duke Files Answer.

TRENTON N. j.. Jan. FLAMES b
Duke today filed in the court of chancery
his answer to the cross-petition for di.
vorce filed against him by his wife, Lillian
N Duke. Mr. Duke denies specifically
Mrs. Dukes charges against him Of cruelty
and improper relations with a woman.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28

derson and Mrs Bonewitz arc the three on
the committee to assist Mrs Stambaugh
with dinner All be at West Ieavenworth
car limo at $50 a m
Mrs, Isaac Svas and daughter Miss Anna,
werc guests OF their sister Mrs. F. Todd
and Grandma Syas on Tuesday 10 get ac-
quainted with their now niece.
". T. Hertzlcr and wife OF Windsor place
are being congratulated on the marriage Of
their accomplished daughter. Miss Anna, to
Mr.. -Cornwell Of North Omaha
Mrs. +. e. Hcnsiran entertained her
mother, Mrs. John GautE. and sister. Miss
Ada, on Thursda.. They returned from
their six weeks visit to Fairfield, Ia, on
Friday last.
Mrs. l.. Boyer was called suddenly TO the
home of her sister. Mrs. Bascom. on West
Leavenworth, on Monday 10 attend her
niece. Miss Maud who is threatened with
appendicitis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
struck by Train,

Michael Christensen. Tenth and Clark
streets. aged about 50 years, Was struck
nv Missouri Pacific train No. i03. The
accident was Witnessed by none of the
crew. The man was picked UP by Anthony
Donahue, who had charge OF the train,
and taken TO the freight house, from where
he was driven to the police station in the
patrol wagon. Police Surgeon Wits ex,
amined Christensen but was unable 10 ma
son was found to be In AN intoxicated con-
alton and therefore detained In a cell.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
wedding. ana engagements.

The engagement ut Miss Florence Kilpat-
rick daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas XII
patrick, to Mr.. George Mixter Of Moline,
H.. was among the interesting announce