Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-27

cen appointed to welcome the visitors
and keep deoorum.
The arrangement and refreshment COM
mittees are now working overtime to see
that nothing viii be lacking to make
this one OF the Jolliest nights ever had
In this city,
sona Are PaII bearers.
Blk stRlwRrt sons bore the body Of
their mother. Mrs. 10. G. Moore, to its
last resting place yesterday In Holy
Sepulohre cemetery. The funeral serv.
Ices were held In st. BrldEets church,
where a mass was celebrated for the dead
woman. Rev. NJ. l.. Bollou officiated al
the service, assisted by Revs. Mathors
Moran and Q'Callaghsn. Rev. T. A. Nc
Govern, friend Of the family, preached
the funeral sermon.
The pallbearers we're; Thomas, Frank,
Edward, John j., Stephen and Robert
Moore. all sons Of the dead woman. Among
those who were present at the funeral
were: Steve Moore OF Atlantic, Ia Iu-
gene Moore Of st. Paul, Neb.; Tom Toner
Of Sioux City and the members OF the
auxiliary OF the Ancient order Of
Order OF Foresters
Ordinances on Meat.
George Papa, l4 North Twenty-sixth
street, and Nick Ferisnos, as North
Twenty-sixth street. were ordered yes
terday to comply with the city ordinances
relative to the sale Of meat According
TO City Health Inspector Chris Perina
the two men are selling meat IN places
that are, to say the least, unsanitary.
street Work Completed.
The following grading and paving uls-
triots have been completed and entered on
the tax lists: Paving district 80, COM
prising Twentieth street from n to
street; paving district 49, comprising alley
on NJ street from Nineteenth to Twen-
tleth street; grading district 49, p street
from Eighteenth street to Twentieth,
grading district 1o9, Nineteenth street
from p to q; grading district lU2,
street from Twenty-fifth to Twenty
seventh. Tho final ordinances on these
districts will be passed Monday and the
tax viii become due at once.
Magic City Gossip.
For Rents rooms, 623 N. 22d.
Mrs. J. Childs of Atlantic, Ia, is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. r. NJ. schindel.
Try CulkinB for your overcoat.
Miss Georgiana Davis spent the week.
end with friends at lincoln.
Mrs. T. +, HeymanN OF Carroll, Ia, is
visiting her son, w. II. Heyman, and
family.
The Pioneer Historical society will meet
Tuesday evening, December 8, at the
Library hall.
Phone Bell South s6s-Independept F-1sss
for n Of Tatfar Cold T.nvN =.
livery TO any part of city. William letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Roberts of Herman.
Neb., are this week the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gribble.
The women OF the First Presbyterian
tho church Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. r, M. Laverty attended
the Nebraska-Michigan foot ball game
played at Lincoln Saturday
Eat Sunday at the Atlas cafe. 40s N.
Miss Beulah Davis, 1924 North Twenty
fourth street, was hostess for the Omaha
kensington club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. H. Murdoch entertained in
formally at bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Two tables Of players were present.
Mrs. n: M: Graham was called to Au.
burn, Neb,, Thursday by the serious i'll
ness Of her mother Mrs. v. w, Darling.
The Atlas for Sunday. 40S N. 2lth.
Miss Mae Mcdonald and George f.
Schille were married yesterday morning |
at o'clock In st. Brldget's church. |
Fathers Moran and Callahan officiating |
The ceremony was followed by a wedding |
breakfast, at which tie members of the |
family only were present.
Rev. II. J. KIrschstein will occupy the |
pulpit OF the First Christian church |
rwenty-third and streets, this evening |
at 1880.
Try the Atlas Sunday dinner. 4Os N.
.4th.
The women of the First Methodist |
Episcopal church will hold n bazaar De- |
1ember and at place to be announced
ater.
The Brown Park Baptist society will
meet Wednesday afternoon at. 2 clock
At the residence of Mrs. Jim Matheny,
SO South Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Barclay and
laughter, Cora, will spend Thanksgiving
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Barclay at Shenandoah, Ia.
For Rent-six-room cottage, 18th and L.
Phone So. 2691.
Mrs. c. F. Oliver, assisted by Mesdames
=, Il. Mathews, A, II. Jones and Miss !
Jessie Robson, conducted a round table
at a meeting Of the p. Il. o.
society Saturday afternoon at the home |
u Mrs. o. ID. Mabery, Twenty-flfth and |
streets.
very pleasant surprise was given DR..
Ind Mrs. c. NJ. Schindel Friday evening
It their home, 92S North Twenty-second !
street. The evening was spent I'm playing
,ards, after which a dainty luncheon was
served: Those present were: Mesdames
Ind Messrs. ID. L. Holmes, J. NJ. Tanner,
:. G. Gibson, Sage, Durkees. Sturrock,
A. Jasmer, A. L. Lott, A. Powell,