Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-29

this club 500 strong before the close of the
second meeting. After the organization It
is proposed to make a kind of canvass Of
the city to get out the full strength. A
club of 800 in South Omaha, according to
the chairman, will go far to carry the city
for the republicans.
Kramer Wants TO Live.
Contrary to all predictions Ignatious j.
Kramer at the South Omaha hospital shows
signs Of complete recovery. The only danger
now is possible blood poisoning. DR.. Koenig,
who has charge OF the case, Is prepared to
open the mans chest and remove any for
nation Of puss, IL 1t becomes necessary
Kramer has become very hopeful ard wants
to live. For the first twelve hours he in
sisted that he wanted to die. The constant
attendance OF the woman whom he loved
is said to be one reason for his change OF
mind. She has determined to demonstrate
that she has the interest Of MIR. Kramer
at heart, contrary to first reports of her
Indifference.
Mrs. F. w. DAILY was again placed in
custody yesterday by the police authorities,
who found her on the streets again, con-
trary to the strict orders Of the chief of
police.
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. c. f. Ohler and children left last
evening for a visit in Denver.
]. ]. Gillin will resume his duties at
the clerks office this morning.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part Of the city. Telephone No. s.
Ed Weber was arrested on a warrant
charging him with m!straating his wife.
w. Wheeler of Chicago is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reddy at the Commercial
hotel.
Miss Minnie WIN and her mother are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Turn
quist.
For quick returns list. your real estate
with A. l.. Bergquist & Son. Let us rent
your house.
Heyman & Berry, sellers of quality
meats. cath and f, telephone 800; oath and
A, telephone III.
The management of the Exchange build
ing has closed up a part of the balcony
of the main rotunda and put in a new
office.
James Hasburgh was arrested yester-
day afternoon and disturbing the peace
was charged against his name on the Jail
blotter,
The 5-year-old child of Peter Lenagh
died yesterday morning. Tn funeral Will
be held at $50 this morning at st. Mary's
church. .-
Better goods for the same money or the
same goods for less money, that's GU
proposition. What can we do for you
John Flynn & Co.
The Jolly Eleven, a boys social organiza.
ton, will give a lawn party this evening
at the home of Gordon Ingram, 1915 Nortf
Twenty-seventh street.
Loans on pianos, warehouse receipts
household goods, live stock, etc. Call ant
get our terms. Fidelity Chattel Loan Co.
4i North Twenty-fourth street.
The infant daughter of John Whaler
and wife died yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, 1916 Y. this afternoon, at 2:8O.
The women of st. Martins church will
give an ice cream social Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mrs, Howard
Myers, Twenty-third and l streets.
J. w. Wiseney was sentenced to fifteen
days in police court yesterday morning
Other offenders TO draw fines were Go
wick Vaseely for assault and Al Hef
Finger for intoNicatiCn.
Miss Blanche Sherwood and Miss Louise
Thomas entertained the S. II, club last
latter. The suests were treated TO a
porch party, which included music and
! dancing and dainty refreshments. He'd.
wig Rosenstock was the guest Of honor
from Chicago. Those present were: Miss
Hattie ~Steinberg, Grace stephens, Juan
TIA Slater, AEnGs Waldo Margaret Waldo
Barber and Anna Mystrom.
Joseph Saunders OF Seneca, s. D.. ha'
bought out the South Omaha Artificial
Stone works, located at Twenty-sightf
and originator of the project. Ed Ian
ders, manager under D.. NJ. Click, vii
be manage with the new company,
Mems H.25 union suits, 69c; mems so
blue underwear. Poe; mesh underwear Cal
holes in them), Soc; mems 5Oc suspendeTs
25c; boys overalls, ages 3 to s, reduced I
i5c; mems $40 suits, s.; mems pants wort
$3.50, sale price N.45: mems 2Oc hose onl
&C; mems dollar shirts, 4Sc., etc. Nebrask
Shoe and Clothing House, Cor. 25th and ,
SITS. South Omaha. Wednesday store ope
until 3 p. m.