Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

the high school,. In order to enable pros
pective teachers to meet the requirements
Of the now law regarding teachers certifi-
Gates.
The manual training course. which will
be offered for the first time this fall. is
also proving to be very popular with the
boys.
Funeral of MichaeI Flaherty.
III funeral Of Michael Flsherty took
place Saturday morning under the aus
pices Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and the Catholic orders. 1t was very
largely attended. The Hibernisns marched
in line in front OF the bier. The women's
auxiliary met the cortege at the church.
The hearse was preceded by four little
flower girls. Genevive Rafferty,, Lucille
Rafferty,, Cleo Smith and Isabel FTaherty.
The pallbesrers we're James Sheehan,
Thomas Kane. Joseph Byrne, Morgan
Hsafey. Pat oDonnell and Patrick Star.
The sermon and high mass were said by
Father James Ahern of st. Agnes church
and interment was in st. Mary's cemetery.
Magic City Gossip.
A. L. Berqulst for state senator.-Adv
h item of street time amounted to
f66.35 last week.
II. o. Edwards resumed his duties at the
packing house yesterday.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part Of the city. Telephone No. s.
The mortality statistics for the month
show sixty-nine births and fifteen deaths.
Elsie Montgomery has returned from a
two months camping trip in the mountains
Of Idaho.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. c. NJ. Rich Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Reese James, 124 North Twenty-thlrd
street. reported the birth Of a daughter
yesterday.
Heyman & Berry sellers OF quality
meats, Ath and E, telephone JSO; 18th and
A., telephone III.
Call and get our terms when in need Of
money. Confidential. Fidelity Chattel Loan
Co., 4O4 N. Path st.
Upchurch lodge No. 2, Degree of Honor.
wednesday evening at the Workmen tenn
pie.
South Omaha lodge No. IS, Ancient Order
Of United WSrkmen, VIII hold 4 class
bers are requested to attend. Drill teams
are invited.
The Hnand-Taft Republican club has
endorsed T. w. Blackburn for congress,
Tom Hoff, F. g.. Tucker and Dave Shana-
han for representatives, w. p. Adkins for
state senator and Coroner Brewer for coro-
ner. .-
Steve Raie. 8. Youct, Mike Popp. Zwan
Rod and Val Petroff, five Austrians, were
fined SO and costs for disturbing the peace
Friday evening. They were drink freely
in their boarding house at Twenty-ninth
and r streets. s, e~trl
The churches of the city will hold a union
meeting this evening at the Baptist church.
The object is a discussion of the reason
able" temperance question by r. L.
Wheeler. All the denominations are in
vited to attend.
The members of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows are called to meet at their
hall At 1s1h This affarnnnn tn affnnd fha
funeral Of A., l.. Gautreaux at Bellevue.
The interment will be at Fort Crook ceme-
held his membership In the Odd Fellows
in Kansas.
Mrs. Herman Grother, 2I1O N street, was
seriously injured by falling from a street
the injury was not learned until nearly
two days passed. She has had the attend
ance OF two physicians daily and IL still
In a precarious condition.
A farewell party was given In honor Of
Edward Glass at the home of Frank Glass
Friday evening. Edward Glass leaves for
New York City September l., to accept a
position as government inspector of meats.
Box and Broom company, an eastern con-
Germ, is about to erect a factory at Thirty
ninth and Q streets.
Ed. Ellsworth, a boy of Is. driving a
dairy wagon yesterday morning at Thirty
sixth and Q streets, in crossing the street
car track suffered an accident through the
lrignt OF MS morse az a req Iantern Inere
the boy painfully injuring him about the
chest. The horse broke its leg and was
shot by Claud Smith.
Hillcrest, South Omaha's new addition,
located between I and ] streets, AID and
43d streets, goes on sale at 1 o'clock Sat
urday, September 5. Prices from 500 to
500 each. Terms, SIS cash and balance at
SO per month, Prices on these, lots are
much lower than that OF adjoining prop
critics. This is your opportunity. For fur
ter nformation see w. Farnam Smith &
Co, 1870 Farnam ST. Tel. Doug. 1864, or
]. H. Kopietz, sos North Path St, South
Omaha. Tel So. s47.