Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-25
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Senator Randall Of Newman Grove
Discusses the Political Outlook.
DEMOCRAT FARMERS FOR TAFT
Arrangements Being Made for Unique
Social Affair as the windup of
the season Rt country
Club.

Senator c. A. Randall OF Newman
Grove. candidate for reelection on the
republican ticket in the Eleventh sena-
torial district, was in South Omaha last
night, the guest Of his sister, Mrs. c.. e.
Campbell, 27l1 f street. He arrived from
Lincoln. where he was in consultation
with Governor Sheldon, arranging plans
for a Joint speaking tour. Mr.. Randa
won the nomination by a decisive major
ity and expects TO win without doubt
in the coming election. He said:
Their are a lot of farmers who have
heretofore voted the democratic ticket who
will vote for Taft this fall. They are
satisfied with the prices which they have
been receiving and take it as a sign Of
the good financial condition of the coun-
try"
Burglar Visits Brady Home.
The residence of James Brady. 1928 North
Twenty-first street, was entered by a
burglar Tuesday night. Mrs. Brady was
awake and saw the man, but was afraid
to scream. The man found 81 and took
It with him. One of the children sleeping
with her woke up and saw the man.
Frightened, 1t began to cry and the
burglar took TO his heels. Mrs. Brady
believed the man was a negro. He was
large and fat and had something over his
face. The police arrested Burt Hill on
suspicion yesterday morning, but Mrs.
Brady failed to identify him and he was
released. The police are after another
man and think they have the right cue.
The home of Ed Harris, S27 North Twen-
ty-first street. was also entered. A ire
volver and pocketknife were taken.
Friends Remember Mrs. CIemmens,
Mrs. William Clemmens, secretary of
the local lodge Of the knights and Ladies
Of Security, left last evening for Detroit,
where she is to make her future home.
She has been Identified with the lodge
for over nine years. Her many acts of
kindness in the order are mentioned by
her f%raternal sisters. Thirty or more OF
the women went to the train with her
last night and presented her with a gold
bracelet with the monogram of the order
engraved on the plate. Mr.. Clemmens is
already in Detroit. He was formerly q
foreman at Swift's packing plant.
Close of Country Club Season.
TIL South Omaha Country club has pre-
pared a unique dance for the close of the
season Friday evening. 1t will be q
hickory shirt and calico affair. Each OF
the men will wear overalls. The pavilion
will be decorated In the harvest HON,
~ ~ "ANH AAAG ~ OhANl1 VI ANtbIdShd SUI
The committees are already working OF
the decoration schemes.
The musical Tuesday evening was en-,
joyed by a large number. Miss Ma,
Lovely rendered several piano solos
Miss Georgiana Davis sang solos. which
were well received. Hiram Schoville, on,
OF the rising violinists among the boys
performed creditably. w. ". Fisher pre-
sented a catchy character sketch. Mis-.
Shelaney and Mr.. ONeil rendered a due
and a glee club Of eight members rem
dered choruses and college songs.
Magic City Gossip.
d. l.. Holmes went to Fremont Tuesda,
TO attend q Masonic funeral.
Miss Essie Currna is reported seriousI,
Heyman d Berry, sellers of quality
meats, 24th and e, telephone 500; 2lth anC
a, telephone III.
The Royal Hishlanders gave a hall las
evening at Masonic hall.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to an,
part OF the city. Telephone No. 8.
The Eagle drill team will give a ball thI
streets.
c; /. Hines, T. l.. Marsh, II. b. Haspe
ana B. ! Morris were arrested yesterda,
Tor p%eddling without a license.
Weekly or monthly payments. salary O
chattel loans. Fidelity Chattel Loan com
l pany. 4O4 North Twenty-fourth street.
l someone broke a window out of the base
; ment of the Home Furniture store Tuesda
night, but nothing was disturbed inside.
The South Omaha Brotherhood of Rail
: way Trainmen is to join with the Oman
l and Council Bluffs lodges in celebratio
, Of the Twenty-fifth anniversary of Tn
order in Omaha Friday night at Creighto
= hall.
t The city has taken up its notes for tn
purchase of the United States Standard vot
ing machines a year in advance. The none
was in the fund and the interest for
10 year was saved, amounting to $40.
: The following are recently reporte
births: II. o.. Richardson. 537 North Thir
teenth. a girl; Albert Slegr, Eighteenth an
= P, a boy; August Carrado, Twenty-secon
r and Washington. a girl; John Berka, Eight
zenith and Bufftown, a boy.
Mrs. Nellis Schaffer has filed a suit 70
e $4,000 against the city, charging that sh
z fell into a hole at Tw~enty-eighth and
streets and received permanent injuries
Mr.. Schaefer also files suit for $1,000 10
the loss Of his wife's attention and he
e Inability to care for the house during he
, illness.