Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-08

Lewis Casey and John Van VIE. TIT mem
bership now cache nearly seventy. The
club has secured quarters at 2s9 n street
A gymnasium and reading rooms Will be
fitted VI. Il is the intention to engage in
ell OF the sturdier sports. base ball. foot
bail boxing. fencing and kindred athletics
The club met yesterday afternoon to pro-
vide means OF securing a bath and equip
ment for the gymnasium.
The officers elected. IN addition TO the
board Of directors. are William Donahue,
president: Charles Murphy. vice president;
John MARCEL. treasurer, and william Cur
ran. secretary.
Report on Junior v. VI. c. A
J. d. Ringer. Gordon Inghram, Ralph
Smith, Edgar Kiddoo and Paul Shields had
charge of the morning services at the Pres
byterian church yesterday. Mr.. Ringer and
the boys were delegates to the Junior
Young Mems Christian association conven-
ton at York. The boys told Of their eK-
periences IN public for the first time yes
terday. Each boy took up a different
phase. The educational. the social. the
spiritual and the physical sides were briefly
discussed. Following this Mr.. Ringer made
a short address. telling of the work being
attempted for the good of boys. He said
he could not work with boys in this man
ner without getting a great benefit himself.
He plead for greater interest on the part
OF parents IN the great business Of moiding
good men and citizens.
Magic city Gossip.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO any
part Of the city. Telephone No. g.
Mrs. A. O. smead Of Minden Neb.. is
visiting relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Smith expect 70
reside In Lincoln after the first OF the year,
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Pyle were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Fleharty last week.
COAL! Try Howland's celebrated Silver
Greek. Office, 4SS n. oath st. Tel. South
Mrs. ]. D. Courtney has been entertain
ing Mrs. Perine. who has lately returned tc
Lincoln.
Mrs. G. F. Copper has lately been enjoy
ing a visit from her brother. orrin Reed
Of Ogalalla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riches have beer
entertaining Thomas Wisenham and wife
Of Mullen, Nebr.
H. c.. Richmond and wife were in South
Omaha yesterday and were greeting many
Of their old friends.
Robert Barr and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peters Of Stanton, Neb.. were the guests
of Andrew Barr last week,
Mrs. NJ. Peavey of Darlington, Wis, is
visiting friends in South Omaha She /:
accompanied by her daughter.
IL Is IEDlINtQ AudA Aklts may a AlAAt
girl. was robbed Saturday night on the
street at Fortieth and Y by two young
boys.
E.. 1. Cudahy subscribed 80 to the fund
| assessed by Police Judge Callahan Satur'
day afternoon for running his automobile
too fast in South Omaha streets.
A fair crowd of workingmen met at Bar,
toms hall yesterday afternoon to hear tbs
address of Emmet T.. Flood for better or
ganization among the working men.
Milton II. ~Copenharve, who recently
passed the examination for a government
inspectorship, has been ordered TO report
at Albert Lea, MINI, and left for tina
place Monday morning.
The funeral service for Edwin X. Well!
was held at the home of o. j. WinegarC
yesterday afternoon. DR.. r l. Wheelel
| conducted the service, assisted by a quar-
tet. Many friends were present. The body
was buried Saturday at Hot Springs, 5. D.
with military honors.
The funeral of Peter BundeTson Of Soutl
Omaha, who died Friday, was held at tbs
Christian church of Craig, Neb., Sunday
Rev. G. II. Schleh, officiating. Burial wa!
at the Craig cemetery. The funeral wa,
attended by delegations of odd fellow
from Omaha and South Omaha as well a.
the lodge at Craig.