Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21

session OF the organization. The women Of
the society were much interested IN the
work which Mrs. fowl represents and the
good coming from the Juvenile court, espe-
cially IN the matter Of truancy and the
beneht to the maintenance Of good order
In the public schools.
sunday Services.
Or. r. L. Wheelers morning topic at
the First Presbyterian church Sunday will
be "A Voice From the Wilderness" The
evening sermon will be a discussion Of
the message to Gaius. which is an ex-
pressed wish by the apostle that Gaius
might enjoy wealth and good health, as
we'll as the spiritual blessings he had.
Rev Andrew Renwiok announces the
regular services both morning and evening
at the United Presbyterian church.
Rev Killers morning sermon viii be
from the subject. THE Fruits OF Envy and
Strife" The evening topic is a companion
subject, "The Fruits of Wisdom"
DR.. II. H. Willard at the First Methodist
church. will speak in the morning Sunday.
from the topic. 'Hinderers and Hindered.'
The evening theme will be Drifting"
"A Call for Volunteers" will be the sub
ject of the sermon at the Baptist church
Sunday morning. Soul Thirst Satisfied
will be Rev. George Van Wrinkles evening
topic. The young people of the church
have their meeting at p. m.
v. NJ. c. A. Notes.
The storm of the last few days has in
terferred somewhat with the outdoor
athletics planned by the association, but
the indoor work has again become popular
and will continue so until the weather per-
the meantime Paxton is doing all in his
power towards the organization and per
fecting Of his track team. tennis club and
Junior and senior base ball teams
The program for the enen's o'clock Sun
day meeting will be a varied one, consist
ing OF chorus songs solos and recitations.
The quartet will render several numbers.
There will be the usual scripture lesson and
quiz. The meeting will be interesting, yet
evangelistical in its nature. All men are
invited.
The building committee will report at a
special called meeting OF the board next
Monday evening. II is thought that some
definite action will be taken at this meet
ing that will decide upon the building policy
for the association.
Next seasons Star course has been
chosen There will be seven numbers, all
strong ones. The dates are not yet fixed
but probably will appear in the following
ORDER Saxaphone Quartet William Haw-
ley Smith. Elizabeth Gill. Waterman Con-
cert company, Senior I,ala Prof. Voelker
and the humorist, McCiarey
The membership needs boosting. Mem
bers should remember this
B. K. Postlethwalte writes from Min
neapolis that one of our former members
Henry p. ALERT, is dead Mr.. ALERT was
well known to the membership here and
was well liked. He died of typhoid fever.
The funeral took place last Sunday III
Minneapolis. Mr.. Allerts father and
mother are both living.
Magic City Gossip.
Can No. and order "a case Of letter
! Book beer
The Rebekahs gave pleasant dance last
| Friday evening.
| Mrs. Richard Gilchrist is slowly recover.
| ing from her recent severe illness.
The students of the high school took the
| tri-semester examinations yesterday.
Miss Katie Tobler leaves today for Sioux
| City for visit of a week with friends.
]. w. Corrigan OF Bayard, Ia. is the
guest Of his brother, Thomas F. Corrigan
Mrs. Andrew Renwick, wife OF Rev. Mr.
| last week.
A E. Caldwell of North Loup and
! William Damron are the guests of Harry
Damron. 4
with fine weather today will see big
turnout of golfers at the South Omaha
| Country club grounds
r. Gulick of -Denison, Ia, is visiting in
the city. He has some property interests
here to which he is attending.
Miss Margaret Randall of Bellevue coli
lege is spending the over-Sunday intermis-
sion visiting friends in South Omaha
Phil ,Kearney post of the Grand Army of
( the Republic and the Relief corps will be
ing.
A large number OF the South Omaha
contingent of the Mystic Shriners attended
the banquet and convention in Omaha last
night.
Harry Ware. Fifteenth and Polk, reported
the birth OF son yesterday William d.
Batten, Thirty-eighth and j. reports the
birth Of a daughter.
The funeral Of G. H. Hart took place
at p. m. yesterday. A number of the
Presbyterian Kings Dughters and friends
of the son, F. p. Hart, attended.
]. ]. Partridge has lately-Feceived a pro-
mGtion in the employ OF sohwartEehild &
intendent, with headquarters at Chicago.
The funeral services over the body of
Harry w. Sachra will be conducted from
the residence, 1902 ] street, Saturday at
tend
The children Of Assistant City Engineer
George Roberts are seriously i'll. They
have been suffering from pneumonia and
measles. The little daughter is in a most
critical condition.
The Independent base ball team, through
its manager Frank Hydock, announces
that II has every date filled until after
May &C. After that time II will be ready
to meet all Corners
The people most interested in a viaduct
at TWenty-ftfth and u streets are to hold
meeting Saturday evening and prepare
10 attend the conference with the mayor
and council Monday.
The police have found a trace of the
tools which were stolen April is from w
III. Scott at the secondhand store of X
Norwich good description Of the Grim
inal was secured and the police think they
will locate the man.