Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-02

are expecting even a greater shipment
for the coming week
Railroad mon saw the strike will not
affect transportation
s-r,l Tess to- . rm Nippur.
Nom KirGur or the "pa, Of Atonem,nt"
amonS the members NJ tho Hebrew tairh
opens this evening AZ ~ clock and win
continue until Monday evening at the
same hour All the Jewish merchants
and business men Of South omahs will
keep their places closed on Monday. The
services will be held in the synagogue at
Twontyfifth and J streets under the
leadership Of Rabbi Foglo Of Milwaukee.
The services viii continue without IN.
terrupuon al DAY Monday
BoRus Money Used.
Frank Smeal Of S31 North Twentv-siNth
street yesterday complained to the police
that an imposing stranger had mike"
him out Of SO by means Of counterfeit
$40 piece Smesl had rented a room ~
the fellow who offered the bogus money
for room rent Smcal accepted and re-.
turned the change. Now he wants his
money hack. The police have the case IN
hand
Notice to orr Customers.
Beware Of fraud 0quor solicitors repre-
seuting themselves az your door 10 be
selling for j. Klein which Is not true az
l have no solicitors at all J Klein,
Family Liquor Dealer, 18th and \. South
Omaha
Magic city Gossip.
BY your coal South Omaha Ice co.
Low prices on good stoves. Home ruIni
ture COMPANY.
DR. d & Fordyce OF FANS CITY. Neb..
Is the guest Of Mir. and Airs Fred ToWl
See Theodore Volz the tailor, for ali
made-up oNerCoats from SIS to S2h
Miss Hortense Eads is home after a
Ions vacation in Idaho.
Bert Tanner entertained Mr. Berry OF
Chicago al dinner on Thursday.
quick Apply see office South oma hay
Edwin Dorm Of Omaha will sing this
rAorning IN the First Presbyterian
church.
William Havety. spring Ranch. Neb
spent last week in town with relatives
and friends
Mr.. and Mrs George Paddock have a.
their guests for this week MIR aud Mrs
Carpenter OF Lincoln.
Mrs j. d. Courtney returned this week
from Waterloo, where she had heen so
1ourning for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Nolz, SSn 9 street,
busch from Ida Grove Ia
6 4 johnson of Galva, H., is visiting
with his brother-in-law, NJ A Martin,
bl5 North Eighteenth street.
BUY Cherokee COAL, now, $500, T.
Phone South Z, Independent F-lS36
Mrs. samuel Jacobsen and daughter,
Anita OF Hamburg. la, were weekend
guests Of South Omaha friends.
Coal. money talks Zoo los Cherokee
hroa dwell Roberts & Co. Phone %
Mr., and Mrs. P ]. Book have gone on
a prospecting tour 10 Colorado where It
Is probable they will locate in the future
4. l.. Goldsmith, one Of the promoters
Of the local Young Mems Christian asso-
Mont
Phone Bell South SsS-Independent /
1865 for a case Of letter Gold Top Promp,
delivery 70 any part OF city. William
letter.
Miss Agnes Condor, a teacher at the
Lincoln school has resigned to accept
a position In the school service OF Port
land, Ore
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Lott entertained Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. Tanner and Mr. and Mrs
L. A Melcher at dinner at the Field CLUB
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Gemmin OF South
English, Ia. are visiting Mr. Gemmills
brother, j. D. Gemmill, 1917 North Twen-
ty-fourth street
The Modern woodmen of America
lodge No ass held a banquet at their
rooms In the South Omaha National
bank building last night.
William WEIGH who was kicked in tho
head by mule a. the stock yards this
week, is reported As rapidly recovering
from the injury sustained
FOR RENT, REASONABL E-BuildinE.
GIG n, 24th ST, good location for any bust
ness, suitable for office or small store
Apply Omaha Bee office, 231S N. st.
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian association have post
poned their regular monthly meeting un-
I'll october 10. The place Of meeting will
be announced later.
Fire the result Of spontaneous COM
bustion, broke out yesterday evening In
the South Omaha National bank build
ing at 2lt n street. The blaze started
the second floor No damage was done
to the building
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Med Wheeler and
SON Robert, spent the week In Lincoln
and Fairbury Neb, where Mr., Wheeler
was looking after the interests Of the New
York Life Insurance company
The members Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give a reception
Tuesday evening in honor Of Rev. Mr.
Boutwell, AZ the home OF Mrs. r. A.
Greasy, Twenty-second and G streets.
The funeral OF Agnes Kogrba, the
5-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kpgrba, was held yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock from the residence OF her
parent, l3 South Eighteenth street
Burial was made In St, Mary's cemtery
Miss Pearl Laverty entertained last
evening at the Field club. The following
were her guests Of the evening: Mr.
and Mrs NJ F, Sellick. Mr., and Mrs. j.
M Laverty, Misses Adele Davis. Frances
Tanner, Addie Lake and Messrs. Forrest
Gardner OF Omaha, Shirley Menefee,
| Russell Philips and NJ. Berry.
Miss Genivive Rafferty, was hostess TO
the ITALIA club September . A two
course luncheon was served and the house
was decorated in Ak-Sar-Ben colors
Those present were Misses stella McCar-
ron, Harriet McCarron, Wayne Cushins
Margaret Clinton, Catherine Rafferty, Lo-
retta Mulcahy, Cecil Berry Verna Sex
ton, Florence Holbrook, Isabelle F'laherty
Mrs. ] N Mullen OF 1923 North Twenty.
sixth street entertained last night In
honor OF her daughter Miss GLADYS Null
len. The house was artisucally decorated
with white asters and autumn leaves
| The Misses Mabel Melcher Frances Tan.
| ner and Rodna Hughes rendered some
| very pretty vocal solos After the card.
| playing thrse-course luncheon was
served. Places we're arranged for the fol,
| lowing Misses Pearl I4averty, Addie Lake
| Hulda Weise, Helen Van Dusen. Agnes
| Reed, Frances Tanner. Adele Davis, AIDE
! laids Crawford, Trecca Heyman, Mamie
| Common, Louise Bratton, Gladys Mullen,
! Cornelia Engle Margaret CORY, Made
| laine Dohn, Ethel Cressy Mabel Melcher
Myrtle Roy, Bessie Roy. Rose Harmon