Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-05

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The first public use of the organ will be
Sunday at IL a. m. In honor Of the oc-
casion Bishop A. L. Williams Of the
Omaha diocese will be present to assist In
the dedication. The instrument has been
secured at great s~ccrifice on the part of
the congregation. 1t has volume enough
for the size Of the Auditorium and will be
Of great service in the musical programs.
Mrs. l.. II. Greer is preparing to preside
at the new instrument, having been the
organist in the church for several years.
Pipe Line Contract Let.
The contract for laying the pipe line
from the Brown Park mineral springs to
Twenty-fifth and 0 streets has been let
by the Brown Park Mineral Springs com
pany to George Parks & Company, plumb
ers. The contract price for the work is
said to be 1890. 1t is proposed by this
newly organized company to build a bath
at Twenty-fifth and o streets with apart
ments sufficient to accommodate a large
number of guests. 1t is claimed for the
waters Of these springs that they contain
all the elements such as have made fam
Gus, some of the great resorts.
Overtime for Policemen.
The Board Of Fire and Police Commits
sioners Wednesday morning recommended
to the council to allow 81 a day extra pay
to the men who worked overtime during
the recent street car strike. The time Of
this service was fifteen days. The chief
of police was instructed to make out q
payroll for this extra pay.
Chief CARAT of the fire department was
instructed to buy some harness and minor
apparatus for the fire departments. 1t is
expected the sale of the general bonds for
the increase Of fire equipment will be one
Of the early concerns of the city council.
Y. M. O. A. Ready for Service.
The lobby Of the local Young Mems Chris
tian association building has been greatly
enlarged and made light, cozy and COM
Portable. More light has been given to
the gymnasium, and the whole interior Of
the building has been overhauled until
the membership will have difficulty in
recognizing it.
The papering and painting only remains
TO he done and the Women's auxiliary has
made al appropriation for this purpose.
A kitchen and accommodations for regu-
lar service OF meals will be one of the
new features. The cafe will be after the
plan in vogue in all other organizations Of
the kind.
Gymnasium classes will open next week
and the prospects are brighter than ever
before for good classes of young men.
Young mems classes are desired rather
than those Of the high school boys, though
the boys are sought; but 1t is felt that
many fine privileges are lost to the young
men OF the city who could just as easily
be in and building up the classes and
their own physiques as well. The asso-
citation has unquestionably the best shower
baths in the city.
Boys Attack Greeks.
A riot call was sent in to the station
last night about 9 o'clock asking the as
sistance to quell a battle which was in
progress in the South Omaha yards. AS
many police as could be secured were sent
to the spot. Captain Sheehan investigated
and found that a gang Of boys had at
tackled two Greek boarding cars on the
Rock Island tracks, and had broken all
the windows with stones. The Greeks re-
taliated by firing a score of shots over
the heads Of the boys, which caused them
to take to their heels promptly. All was
quiet when the police arrived, though the
Greeks had the guns in their hands. It
was thought the attack was more the aft
ermath Of halloween than a serious onset
upon the Greeks. The boys were nowhere
to be seen.
Magic City Gossip.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part OF the city. IelephOne No. 3.
The first case Of smallpox for this seasop
was reported in Albright yesterday.
The women of st. Martins auxiliary will
serve a dinner this evening at the rectory
OF the church. The opening hour will be s
p. m. continue uh'ii
Clearing sale Of mems odd suits at
Flynn's; Wool suits at IS, $3.50, $40 and
$3.50. Many Of these are worth double,
Come early and get good choice.
G.. II. Brewer left last night for Kirkwood.
n. Y" where he viii spend several weeks on
business.
Omaha after an absence OF two years in
Wyoming.
The Fraternal order Of Owls viii hold an
! important meeting. at Brennan's hall his
evening at s o'clock sharp.
D Mems overcoats-everything is good and
new-you will find them at Flynn's, at
prices that make trading easy. lie, us
show you.
5 w. S. Glynn has returned after several
months spent in visiting and travel.
5 John Flynn left yesterday morning for
q Wheeler county to look after a land deal.
S, b. Negus Of Painwer, Mich, is the
guest of c.. w. Mason. He will be in
South Omaha several days.
Mrs. Andrew Young OF Oakland. Neb.
who has been the guest of Mrs. r. w
Livers, left for her home yesterday.
+, The business men OF South Omaha have
decided to hold no autumn fair this year
owiny to the ~lateness OF the season and the
. near approach Of the National Corn exposi.
ton.
Magic City lodge No. $40 Modern Brother
hood Of America, will give q social enter
l tainment Friday evening, November 5, al
[ Eagl hall, Twenty-siXth and N streets.
The Tri-City Athletic association will give
1 one of the most promising entertainment
OF the season at Barton's hall Friday night
Good performers from Omaha and Chicago
A will be present.
E j. J. Gillin gave a surprise party last
night in honor OF his brother-in-lRw, VIII
liam Broderick. A large number OF guests
were present and most OF the city officials
were among them.
: BIG SPECULATION-Lot IL, Block -.
South Omaha, 60xl5O. with 2-story building.
known as 319-21-23 No. 18th St, occupied
By Magic City Barrel Co, Nonresident
owner must sell. is prepared TO make a
big sacrifice. Building needs repairs, but
can easily be made a profitable invest
ment. A live speculator-awake to the fu-
ture OF 18th between N" and 'tO"-can
make a big profit on this property. Make
us an offer. Payne BOstwick a. Co, Sole
Agents. n. Y. Life Bldg, Phone Douglas
i0i6.
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