Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-17

sold There Is very little choice IN these
lots. So YOU can readily see that tho
last purchaser will fare almost, as well
as the one who selected the first one.
All lots are on grade All streets are
graded. We have previously enumerated
the great number Of new improvements
that will he secured by the peaple OF the
west side this year. There will be a mass
meeting of the %citisens of the west side
held at Rex hail this afternoons; object.
to hurry up the street car extension. The
rails will very probably he laid when l.
street is paved rf.
The addition is bounded on the north
by f street. on the west by Forty-fourth
street, on the south by l street aud on the
east by Forty-first street Come out and
look It over. Statesmen on the ground
all day.
This property Is owned by the Maiden
Investment company; II. Nj. Christie sec
rotary. f."F
J. H.. Kopietz. agent at South Omaha.
Magic Cfty Gossip.
Dinner at the Burton win be fine today.
wanted-A janitor at the Young Mems
Christian association.
The home of Abe. Mlnkoff, Sos O is quar-
antined for diphtherla.
The 3-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN GaNANAf -cAW II Atu oaANlNa9
ing. The funeral will be at 2:W y. m.
today.
Our mems waldorf welt shoes at s9So
pair. are right. Cressey.
J. s. Collins is building a. cottage home
at Thirty-third and L streets,
our boys low shoes are right; all colors
and styles. See them Cfessey.
f. Busher. Forty-third and Q streets is
erecting n small cottage home.
Upchurch lodge Ne. 9, Degree Of Honor.
will meet Wednesday evening May l9.
Just Received-One OF the hAndspmest
patent strap pumps for ladies ever shown.
Cressey.
The South Omaha Gun club will hold its
regular Sunday shoot at the target range
this afternoon.
The Presby terrain Ladies' Aid society will
be entertained Wednesday. afternoon by
Mrs. ID. l.. Holmes.
Oak council. No. 1882, knights and Ladies'
OF Security will give a grand ball Tuesday,
May Is. at Woodmen hall.
For saie-Modern cottage, five rooms, lao
North Twenty seventh street. Make offer.
The city expended S149. 20 for street repair
last week. The recent rain will cause a
much larger expense this week. ..
Ladies-See the nobbX line of tan sandals
and oxfords we are showing at s2,25, $3.50
and 50. Cressey, The Shoe Man.
The l. q. N. club will enjoy a day at
Prizes lake today. Several wagons will help
the guests from the end of the car line.
Frank Randall, 735 North Twenty-sixth
street is suffering from an attack of diph-
liberia. The residence is under quarantine.
Mrs. H.. G. Kiddoo is in Lincoln nursing
her son, Guy Kiddoo, who has recently
undergone an operation for throat trouble.
Be Wise-Sav We that dollar. Our ''Stetsun''
shoes at s. are showing all the style and
quality that are shown elsewhere at 50
pair. Cressey. 1-
p. II. Toner has taken out a permit for
a 5000 building at T~wenty-fifth and N
streets for the accommodation OF his har-
ness store.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO any
part of the city. Telephone No. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Heaverin, $50
South Twenty-third street, announce the
birth of a son, welcomed in the home yes
terday morning.
Magic City lodge. No. s40. Modern
Brotherhood of America, will meet at I
p. M to attend the funeral of Mrs. Emma
A. Angermaun. .rts3fN
An Ames avenue car struck the car in
front at Twenty-fourth and M streets yes
terday morning. Mrs. N. c. Hoag and Miss
Jennie Lfchnovsky, who were passengers,
were slightly injured by the shock.
Memhers of South Omaha lodge No. sc,
Ancient Order of United Workmen are re-
quested to attend the meeting to be held
Monday evening, May II, for the purpose
of hearing the reports of the grand lodge
representatives. 80 ..t r, slt