Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-04
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'IhisDSSy in0maha
NOV. 4.
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Thirty Years Ago
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Thirty Years Ago
Mr.. A. Il. Touzalln gave a pleasant
little impromptu party at his residence
on Nineteenth street. with fifty couples
In attendance. Among those present we're
Miss Touzaln, Mrs. ID. Touzaln, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Squires,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Web
ster, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs ShiveTick, Mr.. ana Mrs. O. w. Doane,
the Misses Doane, Eustis, Rlngwalt,
Wakeley, Shiverick. Balcomb, Barlow,
Nella and Dora Lehmer, Wells and Ber-
lin. Mossrs. Eusts, Carrier, Wakeley,
Warrack, Tousely. Fairfield, J. and T.
Ringwalt. Hendricks, Ross. Beach, Bark
allow, Wood, w. b. scott, Drake, Bullock,
Lehmer Taylor and Brock.
Rev. Dr. SIZZLING. pastor Of the Luz
theran church. had a pleasant house
warming attended by a large majority
OF his congregation at his residence, cor
ner OF Eleventh and Howard.
The usual anniversary requiem mass
for the repose Of the soul OF the late Ed
ward Creighton was celebrated at the
cathedral at . o'clock this morning.
At $3.50 p. m. the steamer RED Cloud"
Of the Baker limo arrived from Fort
undergo repairs and then ply on the
lower Mississippi and Red river during
the winter. Mr.. B. r. Troxel, agent of the
Baker line at Omaha. was on the look-
out with car of coal sidetracked at the
foot OF Farnam street to replenish the
fuel supply.
More trouble is brewing among the
carpenters employed on the Willard hotel.
II is over a demand for % cents increase
In wages.
The new Reservoir at the intersection OF
Douglas AMI Thirteenth streets is now
full of water.
| A batch OF 167 Mormons en- route to
Zion will reach Omaha next week. They
landed in New York Thursday.
Judge Chadwick married three couples
and still the mercury goes down.
The trial OF Charles De Groat for arson
is proceeding, but the arguments will go
over till next week.
Mrs. H. Kountze OF South Tenth street
is advertising for a competent laundress.
These moonlight nights are very beau
tlful, selah.
Twenty Years Ago
The whole republican ticket. later re-
turns showed TO have been elected In
both city and county. Frank e. Moores
for district court clerk beating NJ. V.
| Cannon, democrat by about $500.
The council committee appointed to
ascertain whether Doodle influenced the
letting Of the city hall furniture contract
to tho Ketcham Furniture company of
Toledo or not reported progress and
again stalled off it's report, much TO pub
lie disgust. Mr.. osthoff stated that ne
wanted to get to the bottom OF the
facts
Licenses TO wed we're granted to these
couples: John Krommermann and Bertha
Cameron, Bennington; William T.
Whalen and Eliza A. Mullen; Iven Il.
Loofhourrow and Annie ]. Conklin.
Mrs. Samuel r. Browns kensington at
her home. 25O1 Farnam street. was one of
the most charming events of the season.
Her guests were Mesdames, j. II, Willard,
Ezra Willard. Boyd Gown, squires,
Richardson. Morris. Fitzpatrick, c. w.
Hamilton, c. VIII Hamilton, Levi Carter,
Horbach. Ford. Thurston, Kimball, Lion
berger, ]. j. Mcneil, Peck. Stebbins, Nc
Kenna, Joseph Barker Lacy, A. c.
Wakeley. Victor Caldwell. Lininger,
HoaglAnd. ]. ]. Brown. Downes. Brad
ford, Hall. Bangs, Hopkins, Louis Reed,
r. r. Ringwalt, o'Brlen. Samuel Turner,
Nye, Nostrand Misses Downes, Margaret
Boyd. Jessie Willard and Carrie Millard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. II. Patrick and
Mrs. Brooke. wife Of General John r.
Brooke left for New York
Robert N. Burgess and Miss Lillian
Smith were married at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. silas Wright, Eighteenth and
lizard streets, by the Rev. C. w. savidge.
Tho maids OF honor were Miss Nellie
Wright and Miss Fannie Golf. The
bride and groom were attended also by
Miss Penoyer, a cousin OF the bride and
Mr.. c. A. Patterson.