Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-25
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
New Commercial Club Begins Active
Campaign for Members.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MEETS
Call Issued by Chairman Leptin for
Conference This Evening at office
of N. f.. Carter--MaGiC
city Gossip.

The newly organized South Omaha Conn
mercial club has a kustling management as
is evidenced by the activities being taken
to canvas the city and recruit the MEM
bership. The charter members number
thirty-five. Yesterday, a neat folder cop-
tanning the articles Of Incorporation and a
brief note was mailed to prospective mem
beers. a membership fee Of $50 is assessed
so as 70 bring the funds up to a good
working sum which may be drawn for the
legitimate expenses Of the club. The an
nual dues are fixed at $50 TO provide q
fund sufficient to meet the fixed operating
expenses and to pay a regular secretary.
The object OF the organization as stated
In section 2 Of the articles is to promote
the general welfare OF the city Of South
OmahS Capital stock to the amount OF
$4,000 may be issued in shares of $50 each.
The annual dues may not be raised to
more than $40.
The board Of directors consists Of fifteen
men. The annual meeting of the stock
holders will be on the last Tuesday in May
Of each wear.
c. w. Sears has been chosen temporary
secretary. The first annual meeting Of the
bOhIu Is Dc are db bouN Ms AHO Y
suit Of the present canvas is announced.
Mr.. Sears said yesterday he was gratifled
with the prompt response he had received
from the folders mailed. They we're de-
livered yesterday morning and in the
evening several were received with the sig
natures OF new members among the South
Omaha business men.
Republican Committee q Meet.
The republican city central committed
Of South Omaha has been called to meet
this evening at N. E. Carter's office AT
1914 M street. The chairman, Otto Leptin,
issued the call yesterday.
Horse Dealer to Move.
e. w. Anspach. one of the principal
horse dealers Of the yards, will move his
entire business and interests to Kansas
City about July l. The firm' Of Anspach
& company has been in existence at the
South Omaha market tor many years.
Many of the statesmen employed here will
also go with the company when it changes
markets.
Magic City Gossip.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part of the city. Telephone No. 8.
NJ. Gerdis, Twelfth apd Y streets. re.
ported the birth of a daughter yesterday
w. II. Nichols has returned from Colo
RADIO, where he has spent three months
farming.
The boy should wear a pair Of our vaca.
ton shoes at $3.50 pair; good values
Cressey.
Crombie schindel leaves today for a visit
with the family of NJ. Carl Smith at Fort
Collins, Colo.
Chapter M of the P. E. o. society will
meet with Mrs. A. F. Stryker at s O'Clock
this evening.
Secretary A. F. stryker Of the local and
national live stock exchange returned from
Denver Tuesday.
Our mems shoes at $3.50 pair are great
have the style and quality of most $500 and
$3.50 goods. Cressey.
c. w. Sears left last evening for Chi
cage, where he goes on a business trip OF
three days duration.
Patrick McDonough is said to be seri.
ously III. He was formerly a captain tr
the police department.
Don't fail 10 see our mems low shoes a.
$3.50 and $500 pair, all oolors and styles@p
different styles to select from. Cressey.
Con O'Brien has returned from a triI
to Philadelphia, where he has spent q
month or more visiting relatives.
An leo cream social will be given by
the young people OF the United Presbyte'
risn church this evening at Twenty-Five
between L and X streets.
Albright property is said to be showing
considerable advance since the report o.
large purchases OF real estate for track
age or factory urposes have been verified
Miss Lillian Rudersdorf returned yester
day from Chicago, where she has beer
taking q postgraduate course In art a
the Chicago Art Institute. She finished
course of one and one half years.
Just In-For ladies; Two new black stral
suede pumps at $3.50 and $500 pair. Tw,
fine tan strap pumps at $2.6 and $500 pair
heavy or light soles. New patent and tai
strap pumps for the misses at $3.50 and sec
pair. New lots of patent calf, tan and o,
blood low shoes for the boys--$1.50 to $40
pair. Cressey, The Shoeman.