Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

ances lasted throughout the night in the
~stricter societies. The Presbyterian church
at Twenty-fifth and J streets held a prayer
service in the evening.
Many of the Catholics observed the day
by the most rigidly prescribed fasting. In
this manner the hour OF the crucifixion
was observed and commemorated.
The Sunday services are more than usu-
ally important. this week being the cele-
bration of Easter. All of the South Omaha
churches have special p~bservsnces OF the
day. At the Presbyterian church the ser
vice Ii the regular communion in the morn
ing. In the evening the choir of thirty
voices will render an Easter praise can
tata supplemented by solo numbers
At Letter Memorial church the Sunday
school and the preaching service will be
merged. The sunday school viii furnish the
Easter program. The pastor, Rev. Karl
Hitler. will have a special address for the
scholars. The hour Is 10 a. m. In the even
ing special music by the choir and an
Easter address by the pastor. The church
will be decorated on the pattern OF the
Roman cross.
/ Holy communion will be observed at st.
Clements mission at 8 a. m. The high cele-
bration Of the holy communion with a SER
mon by Rev. Hedelund will be observed at
Ii a. m. Holy will be observed
at st. Edwards church at . a. m. A chill
dren's festal service will be given at 4 p. m.
d. A. w Johnson's Sunday morning
topic will be Easter In the evening the
will conduct the service.
The Resurrection Life of the Redeemed
is Rev. George Van wrinkles Sunday morn
ing topic. The evening subject will be The
Assembled Lord" The choir, a quartet Of
male and female voices, will render appro-
pirate music In observance OF the day at
both services.
The Christian church will observe the
regular services at the Young Mems Chris
tlsn association.
Magic city GOSSIP.
The city clerk has received a certified
copy of the charter from the secretary of
state.
u. b. Udall has finished moving into his
new quarters at 40 North Twenty-fourth
street.
The funeral of J. w. Meinzer was OBJ
served YESTERDAY afternoon at the resi-
Wis, for burial.
J. w. Johnston died at the home of his
son liz North Twenty-fourth street yes
terday. The man was S6 years old. The
funeral will be held Sunday at 2 p. M
from the residence.
1t Is said that legal action is to be be-
gun to overthrow the special assessment.
to pay for a sidewalk on Fortieth street
between @ and l. streets. 1t is said a ia
tai defect exists in the ordinance. The
walk involves an assessment OF about
5000.
The following births nave recently been
\ reported: George Taylor, Thirtieth and
Harrison. girl; Ben Sanger, Twenty
seventh and ID, a girl; Joe Chinn, Twenty
fourth and u girli Albert Pisek' Tlhirtieth
seventh and L, girl.
The South Omaha High sch DOL orchestra
and a number of the best vocalists of the
school will assist at the Easter service
of the Young Mems Christian association
are invited to this service. DR.. r. L..
Wheeler will speak.
Henry Wegwoood escaped serious charges
of burglary yesterday morning in
police court, owing to his inebriated con-
dition. He was fined IS and costs. lie
paid the fine and. was released. The po-
| lice predict that he may in his providing
be shot by people whose houses he may
visit.
Applicants for saloon license should take
notice that the license must be advertised
fifteen days under the new law and that
In order to complete the same before May
the notices should be given to the
proper paper, The Omaha Evening Bee,
before April Is.
The death OF Henrietta ]. Eggers, daugh-
ter of Mrs. NJ. ]. Eggers, 1927 North
Twenty-fourth street, occurred Friday
morning after a severe illness of several
weeks. She was IL years old. III faith err
by a fall at Armour & Co.'s packing
plant. She was a posthumous child. The
funeral will De held Sunda at . p. IN.
from the German Lutheran church.