Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Charles Farmland Expires Suddenly Of
Heart Disease.
NO WARNING OF TAKING AWAY
Had Lunched with Friends Hut
short Time Before and Later
Found Dead In His
Room.

Charles Fernlsnd. who was well known
In South Omaha fraternal society circles,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his
rooms. l2ls North Twenty street lie
had lunchead at II o'clock with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. Robb with whom he boarded.
prior to their departure on business TO
Omaha Two friends, Carl Walen and +.
NJ Sherwood, called ct 3 o'clock to see
him and found him lying dead on the floor
OF his room. Heart disease was the cause
of death. although the deceased had been
apparently in perfect health until the last
two days. lie then complained of being
a little out OF sorts, but his condition
neither gave himself nor his friends cause
for alarm.
Mr. Fernland. who had been in the real
estate business and had worked in the
office Of Thomas Hector was state deputy
food inspector. He was born in Sweden
and came to this country when youth.
The funeral which will he in charge OF
the Fraternal Order Of Eagles, will be held
Sunday at O'Clock.
Church Services.
First Baptist church, rev. c, 4. llsley.
pastor. Morning service and sermon, sub
iect 1.-THE Relation of the Church to the
Community" Subject Of sermon in the
evening service, "Our Source OF Encourage
ment." Bible school 9:45 a. m.
The Sunday evening series OF lectures
being delivered at st. Martins church,
judging from the large congregations, are
being much appreciated. They are evidently
prepared with much care and are helpful
and instructive. The subject of Sunday
evenings discourse will be Sermon on the
Mount" Relation Of the Old and the
New" The sermons are being delivered by
the rector whose morning topic following
holy communion at Ii a. m, will be "Ac-
Ceptng the Message and Realizing the
Fact" Sunday school will be held at 10
a. m On Thanksgiving Day there will be
holy communion at 10 q. m. and evening
prayer in the evening. The preacher viii
be the Rev. T. J. Collar Of the Good
Shepherd church, Omaha.
st. Clements Episcopal church. Twenty
ninth and 8 streets; W. L. Cullen, lay
reader Sunday school 10 a. M; morning
prayer and sermon, II: subject. Gather
Up the Fragments" Tuesday, st. Cecilia
and st. Clements day, evening prayer at s,
sermon by Rev. T. j. Collar. Thanksgiving
day, morning prayer and sermon at 10.
Tuesday evening at st. Clements church
will observe it's name day with evensong,
The vested choir will render appropriate
music. Rev. T. J. Collar will be the special
preacher and he will be assisted in the
conduct of the services by the Rev, A G,
White
St. Edwards Mission, Twenty-sixth and
Adams streets. Holy communion at a. m.
Rev. A. c. White, celebrant; Sunday school
p. m.
First English Lutheran church, Rev. 8
II. Yeran, pastor. Sunday school at 10
morning service at IL; mission band at
p. M; catechetical class at p. M; Luther
league at z, Prof. Mcfarland, leader.
! First Christian church. Twenty third ant
1 streets. Subject Of morning sermon sal
walton in Type" Evening service promptly
at T. Subject of sermon Evolution" Thii
will be an evangelistio service.
United Presbyterian church, Twenty-thirt
and L streets. Sabbath school, 1880 a. m.
preaching service. Ii 80 a, m, subject Of
/ sermon. prevailing Prayer" Young PEG
pies Christian union at 6:45 preaching ser
vice at 7:45, subject Of sermon 1.-THE Victorl
lous Life" Rev. William A. Pollock, pastor
south Omaha Bowling.
In the Magic City league the A. NJ
Hughes team took three straight game
| from the Omaha Packers last night on tn
Brunswick alleys. Sam Winters had higl
honors for his team with $40 total and 10
single game. while Keck Of the Packer
had 46S total and 179 single game. Score.
A. NJ. HUGHES PAINT co.
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