Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

gin lite annual chrysanthemum fair Thurs
day evening November Is at the church.
The fair continued for two days. This fair
has always been a most pleasant occasion
and the function has a record OF seventeen
years. Part Of each evenings entertain
ment will consist Of a musical and literary
program. Thursday evening the program
viii consist Of a mandolin and plano duet
by Miss Dickman and Mr.. Hood, a BARI
tone solo by F. II. Brown, violin solo by
Miss Hansen, a reading Purple Eye" by
Miss Levi, and = soprano solo by Mrs.
Edith Dennis HelGren. Friday evenings
program consists Of a male quartet.
Aessrs. stem, Badger, MeCord and Rich
art; a violin selection by Miss Rudersdorf,
solo by Mrs. Stem, a piano solo by Mr.. A.
N. Howe, seXtet, Mrs. stem, Howe and the
male quartet. The last number will be
entitled The Magic Mirror" presented by
the Misses DicKman, Mccullough, Ramey.
McMartin, Rubin, Moore, Smith, Madsen,
True, Graham and Duncan, w. 3. Smith
takes the role Of bachelor; o. d. Kruss
that Of magician and Miss Emma Dickman.
reader.
Funeral Of Grin MIIIstt.
The funeral OF Grin Millett was at
tended by many sympathetic and SORROW
ing friends yesterday afternoon. The
service was At Brewers chapel. The
greater portion OF the guests we're young
boys and girls, the school mates Of the
deceased. Flowers were given In the
greatest profusion. Rev. DIR. r. L. Wheeler
conducted the service and Mrs. Brewer
and Carley had charge Of the music. The
paiIbearers were six boy friends Of Grin
Mnlet. They we're Earl Carter, Bert
Meyer, Leslie simms, Frank Hulk, Roy
Stacy and James Hopkins. Six girls acted
as honorary paIlbearers. They were Maud
slmms. Beulah Carter, Agnes Gram. C..
Benson, May Beck and N. Anderson.
The deceased wal a boy OF 1e. He died
at the South Omsha hospital from a com
plication OF diseases after having under
gone two serious operations.
Richard Greer Hurt.
Richard Greer, a driver for II. M, Rush
ing. was painfully injured Tuesday even
ing at T~wenty-fourth and r streets,
where a street car struck his wagon and
hurled him TO the street In the wagon
with him was his helper and both re-
ceived injuries, although the helper es-
capped with a slight bruise. Greer, how
ever. was rendered unconscious. He was
taken into Melvin's drug store. Mr.. John
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covered that his injury consisted Of a Sc
we're wrsnching and perhaps permanent
injury 70 the spine. He was taken to his
home at Twenty-seventh and F streets
Magic city GOsaiD.
j. Z. O'Hern Is In Chicago on business
for a few days.
THAT BOY will be pleased IN q pair Of
our hlgh-cut shoes. Many kinds. Cressey.
owen o'Brady OF Nehawka is visiting
friends in South Omaha
letters Cold Top Beer delivered TO any
part OF the city. Telephone No. g.
l. N. skugman reported the theft OF an
outfit OF tools yesterday from a house at
Twelfth and J streets.
LADIEs-See our new Gun Metal button
dress shoes at s3O0 Cressey.
Old established real estate business must
be sold within ten days. Reasonable cause.
Address J. bee, South Omaha.
Mrs.. Robert Watson. 24Oe @ street. was
given a surprise party Tuesday evening
Twenty-Five guests were present
Tickets for the Christian Endeavor con
cert At the high school auditorium Monday