Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
City Officials Put in Busy Day
Signing Bonds.
BIG LUMP OF MONEY COMING
Iron COmpeny's Suit over COnstruc-
dion of Cells In city Jail Comes
Up in District Court
Soon.


City Clerk J. j.. Gnlln and Mayor Franl
Koutsky had a busy day yesterday sign
ing bonds for paving improvements to the
amount OF $4,000. The signing required
that the signatures be rewritten go times
The bonds viii be expressed to the pur-
chasers today and the city will have the
funds available for the paving within a
very few days. The contractors have been
notified that the bonds are approved and
signed and work will be begun in a mum
Der Of cases within a week. The National
Construction company has slgnified its in
teation to unload rock and brick on tbs
streets next week.
Champion Iron Company Sues.
The case OF the Champion Iron oompan
against the city OF South Omaha will come
TO hearing Monday in the district court,
This action Is brought by the Champion
Iron company to secure settlement for the
steel cell work in the city jail. II SOM
manner a great deal OF trouble arose owe.
the cells owing to the fact that in I'll,
first place the Champion Iron company
put on a sheet steel pla;e lack and from
to the cells. This made them all dark am
with no means Of ventilation, The stee.
plates had to be taken out and bars sub
stituted. The responsibility for this Is
placed on the architect by the company,
while the architect just as strongly main
tains that the company was at fault.
services I'm the Churches.
Christian Courage is the topic OF
Rev. George Van Wrinkles Sunday morn
ing sermon. The evening theme will be
svangelistic.
Holy communion will be observed at ST.
Martins church at 8 a. m. The morning
prayer and sermon will be observed at II
a. m. The topic by Rev. Alfred @. White
will be Confirmation" TIT evening
prayer will be observed at 1850. The topic
is why Join the Church," Services will
also be held Wednesday evening. The
pastors topic is Theirs Is the Kingdom
of Heaven"
Am 1 My Brothers Keeper is the
topic Of w. l.. Culien's address at ST.
Clements church. The evening topic is
What Must We Believer Vespers and
meditation will be observed Wednesday
evening, Yespers and sermon will be OBJ
served at st. Edwards chapel at 4 D. m.
Sunday. IA vesper service wifi also be OBJ
served Friday. A robed choir of girls
win present their first appearance as q
chorus at st. Clements church at Ii a.
m. Mrs, s. o. PoIcar is the organist and
director. 81
DR.. r. L. Wheeler will preach at the
Presbyterian church morning h evening.
Rev. n. M. Ransom will conduct service
at Ii a. m. at LETTERS church.
Magic City Gossip,
Willis Jacobson reports the birth Of a
daughter ar
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. s
Bates Is reported seriously III.
A large number Of Eagles attended the
entertainment given at Labor temple.
Mrs. Thomas johnson of Thomas, Okl.
is the guest Of Mrs. Frank Reihart, mel
TELEPHONE So. sss and have a case OF
letters Gold Top. Beer delivered at YOU
residence. HENRY J. JETTER.
Miss Esther and Ruth johnson enter
tanned about forty-five friends last night
in honor OF Miss Eve Lundquist Of Prince
ton, III.
Mrs. Ella williams, 22i4 D street. died
yesterday. The funeral will be held from
the Methodist church at 2 p. m. The burial
Is at Forest Lawn.
Mrs. Max Wolf, formerly OF South
Omaha, but now of Albion. Neb., is the
guest OF Mr., and Mrs. Herman ~StelnberG
while convalescent after an operation al
the South Omaha hospital.
In behalf of our family, we wish to ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks to the many
friends and especially to the Fraternal
Order OF Eagles, for their many kline ac-
lions toward us in our recent bereavement
in the loss Of our beloved husband and
brother. and we earnestly wish the great
est blessings for theirs. Mrs. b.. A.
Cheshire, John A. Cheshire.