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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09

Mems Christian association will speak
tomorrow night at tho First Presbyterian
ligious Forward Movement for Men"
Coal. money talks. 1900 lbs Cherokee
Nut coal, s. Special price, act quick,
Broadweli, Roberts & Co, Phone 3.
Rev. Or. Robert Wheeler, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. will attend
the synod Of Nebraska TO be held ON
October n TO l6, Inclusive a, the Prcsby-
terian church In North Platte.
Mrs u. l., Holmes is giving farewell
supper In honor Of Mrs, Esther Wells OF
invited guests are Messrs and Mesdemes
j. Nj. Tanner, G. A. Melcher, Ourk les
Sage, Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Elliott Mrs,
Young of Des Moines and Mrs. Wells.
J. o. Parcley, an inebripte. arrested by
the police Friday forenoon, fell in the
jail yesterday and injured his head while
IN III said to be the result OF drink
Inc Pngsleians eGnsldering the man nan az az
the county hospital for treatment and
observation.
For sale, large heating stove, cheap.
quick Apply Bee office, South Omaha
FOR SALE-1-room modern house IN
best residence block in South Omaha;
owner moving away. Must be sold soon.
Address III South omaha Bee office,
MIR, and Mrs. u. G. kobp entertained
last Friday afternoon at a box party at
the Brandeis thCater In honor OF her
nieees, Mrs Fred jackson of Yillisca. Ia,
anu hNHs tAoIANt carter OF NNTNuOnt III
Besides the honor guests there were
present Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Atkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G, Robb.
Mesdames Durkies ana Sage entertained
at bridge luncheon Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs Sage. The decora-
lions were white and red roses. Places
were arranged for Mesdames j. NJ. Tan
R EiIio, D. l. Holmes. c M snlo b.
T. Ensor oliver and Barnhardt.
Mr., and Mrs. ID. c. Robb entertained
last Thursday evening In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. q, sutton,s, twenty-fifth
were; Miss Fleta sutton, Messrs, and
Mesdames G. G.. sutton J. f.. TalmRge.
George Henderson, /. j, Schmidt, Fred
Fisher. William Allen, Harry Miller and
ID. G. Robb.
The Levy Furniture and Carpet COM
pany, 25lO N street, announce that they
are going to retire from handling any
more secondhand stoves and are selling
all their slightly used stoves at a great
reduction from their former prices. No
reasonable offer refused.
With banners and badges and songs of
mSrTme sS, bug continent Of SGSS
for Lincoln, where a class initiation OF
Eagles was held last night Doc" Tan
ner, president OF the local aerle, was the
present j. Williams, state president. c,
Christensen and other members Of aerio
No l64.
Coroner willis Crosby will hold an in
quest on the death of BOZ Benty, the
negro who died in the hospital Friday
night as the result of wounds inflicted
| by Willie Williams last Saturday morn
ing. The inquest Will be held in the
police court room Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. At the same hour the funeral
OF the dead man will be held from
Larkin's undertaking rooms.
Mrs. Nellie Williams, colored woman
living with Mrs. Donovan at SIS North
Twenty street. dropped dead In
her bedroom yesterday afternoon at
las o'clock, from an attack of heart
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09
WILLIAM H. WYMAN DEAD
Well Known Fire Insurance Man
Passes Away at Home.
FIFTY.srx YEARS WITH AETNA
LonE service with Company Ends In
lIis Retirement Last Year
HIS Library Won
dcrfui Collection,

William Henry wyman, one OF the
best known fire insurance men Of the
middle west and noted blbliophne.
died at S;45 Saturday afternoon at his
home. 1876 North Thlrty-eighth street. He
was so years old,
Tho funeral will be held Monday after
noon at o'clock az Mr.. Wyman's late
home. The body will be taken to Dav-
export. H.. for cremation by Crosby
Wyman and John w Robbins, son and
son-in-law OF MIR, wyman, Immediately
after the funeral The asnes will be re-
turned TO omaha.
Mr.. wyman had been I'm poor health
for many months. but became seriously
III five weeks ago under an attack Of
nervous prostratlon. A man OF high edu-
cation. he had hut few years OF
schooling. His knowledge was almost
wholly self acquired. lie was born In
Canton, n. Y, the son OF William
Lyman. editor at various times OF news
papers in Canton, Madison, Wis. and
Omaha. His father was the first rcgu-
larry commissioned postmaster OF this
city. Most OF Mr. wyman's education, as
a boy and young man was acquired in
his fathers printing offices.
Fire Insurance Agent.
After spending several years at nows-
paper work. MIR. wyman took up fire
insurance In Cincinnati, and entered the
service OF the Aetna Fire Insurance
company. In 1884, the company estab-
llshod northwestern" department, en-
bracing the territory between the Mis-
slssippi river and the Rocky mountains,
and placed Mr. Wyman in charge. He
selected Omaha for his headquarters.
Last October he retired, having been In
the service Of the company flfty-six
years His department was consolidated
with the Chicago branch.
Mr.. wyman twice was married, his fire,
wife dying In Denver I'M 1850. lie ia sur
vived by Mrs. Wyman. a brother, Abort
U. wyman OF Washington, ID. c.; two
sisters, Mrs. George a. Hoagland OF
Omaha. and Mrs. Joshua p. Rogers OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09

failure. Mrs Williams. who was a very
ncshy woman. had been engaged about
the Kitchen prior to the attack. She
left the kitchen and walked into the
bedroom, presumably 20 rest. few
moments after, Mrs. Donovan found her
unconscious ON the floor,
owing to the success OF the meeting
hcld last sunday night local Secretary E.
l.. simpson today announced that the
Nouug Mems Christian association branch
OF South Omaha had been placed on
better financial footing than ever before
The secretary and his directors now
look forward to a successful year, thanks
to the assurance OF financial backing
received from the local business men
MT, simpson says that there IL now n
need OF several young men TO take up
the work OF training the local youth
The Tri-city Federation Of Christian
Churches OF Omaha Council utfs.
lrvington and South Omaha will hold a
meeting at the Christian church IN
Omaha Twenty-siNth and Harvey. Tues
day, october 10 Luncheon will be served
At noon and the regular program will
begin at O'Clock Mrs. william Oeschger
OF Cotner University. bethany, will de-
liver the address NJ the day The off
GERS OF the association arc Mrs ~ NJ.
Graham, president, Mrs. John Rates.
lrvlngton, vlce-p president; Mrs. Y. \.
Williams, omaha, secretary; Mrs. Charles
II. Boiler. Council Bluffs, treasurer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09
Notes and Gossip from Omahas Suburban Neighbors

Banbaum, all OF Geddes, S. D., and MIR.
and Mrs. Bradley of Omaha.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Hansen entertained
at their home last Thursday evening, in
honor OF MIR. Lawrensen and daughter of
West Point, Neb., Mr.. and Mrs. Tonder
OF Omaha, and a number from Benson.
Mrs. NJ. Chalupsky entertained at her
home last Friday afternoon for the Ben
son Kensington club. The afternoon was
passed In games and music. A dainty
luncheon was served to the eleven mem
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Hall entertained
at a family reunion dinner last Thursday
evening when covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Hall and sons, DIR. and
Mrs. b. w. Hall and son OF Benson and
DR.. and Mrs. Childs of Villlsca. Ia.
Mrs. Peter Christensen was called tc
Des Moines, Ia, the last of the week by
1.-the sudden death OF her father who had
been sick for some time at his home In
saltwater, Mimi, but was thought to bt
better Burial was in Des Moines.
At last Thursday evenings city coun-
ell meeting, two petitions for pave
ment on South Cotner avenue was
presented. 1t was moved and car
ried that the II. c. Speer g.
Sons company's $4,000 offer for water
bonds be accepted. Building permits
were given Il. II. Olesoh and Newton
Meltin. The reports OF the city treas
urer, water commissioner, police Judge
and chief Of police, were received and
placed on file.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09

day.
Ask us about the twin flue art Laurel
heater. best heat producer made. .. n.
Hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter OF Lincoln will
spend the week end with their sister,
Mrs. George Paddock
Mr.. and Mrs. Gemmil OF South English,
Ia, are the guests OF Mrs. J. ID. Gem
mill and sisters this week.
Mr. and Mrs Clifton and Mrs. Robinson
OF Holdrege were the Ak-Sar-Ben guests
Of friends In South Omaha
The story hours for children will begin
Monday at the library and continue on
every Monday until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Darling OF Auburn
have returned home after a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. Nj. Graham.
There will be a meeting of the trustees
Eof the First Presbyterian church Thurs
day evening at the office OF ]. l.. Duff
Mrs L. w. Creviston Is mourning her
father, William Seiglnger, who died last
Wednesday at his home in Kinsley, Kan.
Don't forget we have the largest line in
town and they are all twin flue. .. X.
Hardware.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby-
terrain church will serve a MONDAY lunch
Der II.
Misses Nellie Bemis of Sutton and Myer
Bemis al t 100 North twentieth street last
week.
The women OF the Methodist church
will hold a home baking sale at Heyman
&. Berry's grocery store on Saturday, oc-
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler enter
tanned DR.. Wheelers nephew, II. H.
Wheeler of Lincoln, during the fore part
Of the week.
Mccormick Theological seminary in Chi
cago, is visiting with Deacon and Mrs
w. II. Nichols.
Police officer Jacob Small. who is
charged before the Fire and Police board
with assault on a prisoner, will be tried
wednesday morning.
BUY Cherokee COAL now $500. II. II.
Rowland Lumber Co, bl7 N. gath ST.
Phone South Z; Independent F-15S6.
Mrs. Esther Wells, after an extended
city, will leave Tuesday for her home in
Battle Creek, Mich.
Mrs. Harry Trumble will entertain Mon
day evening in honor Of Miss Della
| Huestin, who leaves In a few days for a
sojourn In California.
The women OF the Christian Temper
ance union will meet with Mrs. Robert
son. Twenty-thlrd and G streets, Tues
| day, October 10, at 2;30 y. m.
Mesdames Clifton and Robinson OF
Holdredge have been the Ak-sar- Ben
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Larson, 10
South Twenty-second street.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Brown
Park Baptist mission will meet Wednes-
day for an all-day sewing bee with Mrs.
Nath, 4S2 South Thirteenth street.
| Phone Bell South S6S-1ndependent f.
1S6s-for a case OF letter Gold Top
Prompt delivery to any part OF city. Will
! liam letter
The Ladies auxiliary OF the Young
Mems Christian association will meet on
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ID. G. Robb
at her home, 1918 North Twenty fifth
street.
Secretary e. T. Dennlson Of the Young
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09
NAVY RUNS OVER JOHNS HOPKINS
winning Team Relies Entirely on
Straight Foot Hall.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, oct s-Relylng en-
tirely on mass plays and line plunges
because OF wet ball and soggy field, the
Nays football players yesterday after
noon overwhelmed Johns Hopkins, ~
to :, Hopkins scored In the first period
through taking advantage OF n blocked
kick that rolled back OF the Nays posts
Straight line plunglng by Nichols and
Dalton followed by sowell's short quarter
back plunge OF two yards for touch
down, made six points for tho Navy in
the third period After McReavy haC
returned short punt that Fulton was
forced to send away hurriedly from under
his own goal posts, a dash through tackle
by Dalton resulted in five points more
but Browns try at goal failed.
A few minutes later Dickens fell on a
timbled punt that rolled behind the goal
posts, making the score Tor tho game
q to 3.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09

similar cases in other states. where the
supreme tribunal had ruled that the law
was an example OF vicious class legis-
lation.
Mfr. Winters also went into the subject
Of omRha's unpreparedness for a merger
at this time, He said that according to
the Omaha charter there can only be
a total levy OF 81 $4,000 TO cover the ex-
penses Of both cities for a year. The
present levy in Omaha amounts to $780,
600 and the law only allows an extra
100000 for the expenses Of the city
merged into the old one. he declares.
\ Funeral of w. ID. TronsOn.
The funeral of w. d. Tronson, who
died Friday morning in st. Josephs
hospital, following an illness OF nearly
a year and a half. will be held Sunday
afternoon in South Omaha from the
First Presbyterian church, with Rev.
Wheeler and Rev. Highly officiating
The deceased was over twenty-five
years a resident Of South Omaha and
was well known there. He removed to
Omaha few years ago and took up his
residence with his family at sos Ames
avenue, where he resided at the time Of
his death. He was IS years OF age and
has a wide circle OF friends to mourn
his loss.
Notice TO Our Customers.
Beware of fraud nquor solicitors, repre-
senting themselves at your door to be
selling for J. Klein, which is not true, as
have no solicitors at all. J. Klein,
Family Liquor Dealer, Goth anG y, south
Omaha.
The Height of Fashion
is embodied in all our overcoRts, such
makes as Hirsh Wickwire & Co, for men.
and Harvard make for young men. at
unequalled prices. NJ. Culkin & Co.
Magic City Gossip.
BY your coal South Omaha Ice Co.
Low prices on good stoves. Home Fur
niture company.
c. e. Scarf has returned from his hunt
ing camp for few days.
b. W. Barmind of Auburn is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. N. NJ. Graham,
w. s. Victor of Villisca, la, is the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Zaida Dimond.
Miss Eva Pitkin of Mount Vernon. o.,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Jennie
Stormer.
Miss Anna Pjanden, a young musician
Of Peoria, ILL.,, is the guest OF Mrs. Harry
Trumble.
Miss Catherine Carroll entertained Miss
Anna Mueller during the Ak-Sar-Ben
festivities.
Mrs. Mary French and daughter of Lin
coin are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Mccullough.
Mrs. NJ. s. Church has been called to
Alexandria to the bedside of her mother,
who is very i'll.
For rent, six-room house, modern ex-
cept heat. Also large barn, 25lS G street.
Phone South 1904.
Tho RDiphts of Columbus arc nrena RING
| to Join their brethren in Omaha for the
! proper celebration of Friday, October u,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09

ottawa. H.. and sons and daughters.
watson II. wyman Of Shell. wyo.; Mrs.
John w Robbins and Miss Mary wyman
OF Omaha, and Crosby wyman Of
Chicago.
wonderful LibrRry.
Mr.. wyman's love Of books amounted
almost 20 a passion. His library IL one
of the most interesting In the city. II
numbers many hundreds OF books. many
OF them centuries old. Among them are
ancient Bibles and other religious works.
some hsnd-illumined by priests and
monks Among the most interesting are
Tho Hours Of the Holy Virgin" hand
illumined on parchment, hand-illustrated,
made In the fifteenth century for the use
OF the nuns in the convent OF ST. Cecilia
at Hoern; copy OF the famous
''Breeohes Bible" printed in 1914 and r
nine-volume set of Shakespeare's COM
pleto works. the pages measuring but
2NS Inches, the type the smallest ever
used in printing. Some OF the books are
yellow with ago, falling to pieces and
showing the ravages OF worms.
Shakespeare was n passion with Mr..
Wyman and his memory held some plays
by the master almost complete He was
deeply interested in tho Shakespeare
Bacon controversy, though he never
doubted shakespeare's authorship. lie
published n book entitled "A BlblloG-
raphy OF the Bacon Shakespeare Con-
trovcrsy." Privately illustrated books
were another enjoyment OF Mr.. Wyman.
lie purchased books. unbound them and
had them rebound with pictures gathered
by him from all over the world. In this
way he made hundreds of wonderful
books. BY the illustrations he trans
formed five-volume set OF Shakespeare
| into a set OF twenty-five volumes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09

guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. b.
Nichols, Wednesday and Thursday, re-
turning Thursday evening.
Mrs. F. r. Wedge of Genoa, Neb.. was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Tracy, the
last week. Rev. Wedge arrived Wednes-
day evening for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wixon and Miss Hazel
Wixon, who have been the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. w. II. Lowe and family, re-
turned home to Stella Tuesday.
Mrs. Hender, who has been the guest
OF her daughter in Seattle, Wash, for
three months, returned last week and is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Elbourn.
Jasper Smith of Ainsworth, Neb., who
al one time ran drug store here, and
who has been visiting friends In Flor
ence, left Wednesday for a short visit IN
Iowa before returning home.
r. II. Olmsted, r. A. Golding, j. b.
Brisbin, T.. S. Tucker, Henry Anderson
Il. l.. Platz, w. +. Wilkes and Frank
Parker attended the meeting Of the Ponca
Improvement club Monday evening, which
was held at the Ponca school house.
The Enterprise club of Florence a club
composed of the business men OF the clty,
will meet Tuesday evening to make plans
for a two-day celebration in Florence on
November and 4. Among the attrac-
lions on these days will be a balloon as
cension, dance and free performances at
the theater.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles have
moved into their new hall on the corner
OF Main and jefferson streets. They nave
spent several hundred dollars in hiking u
up, and now have the finest hall in the
city, both for lodge purposes and soclal
entertainments. The entertainment COM
mittee Is planning big time in the near
future to introduce the hall to the PUBIC
Thursday and Friday will be big days
in Florence, for on these days Charles
Lonergan and Herman Kuhl have their
sales of pure bred Poland-China hogs.
At the Lonergan sale last year there
buyers from five states present and the
hogs sold for over $4,000. This year, with
the two sales, a larger crowd Is expected
and the volume OF sales will run much
higher.
The ordinance calling a special election
to vote bonds to take up the indebted
ness of the city, which was tentatively
passed by the council last week, was
killed Monday evening when Councilmen
Grigg and King voted against II. The
matter has been before the city OFFICIALS
for several months, and the object was to
issue bonds at per cent to take up the
outstanding warrants which draw per
cent There is about $4,000 outstanding
at the present time.
| George e. Carpenter OF Salt Lake CITY,
| in advance of the mammoth Mormon
Tabernacle choir, which VIII be In Omahs
the last of the month, was in Florence
this week visiting historic Mormon places:
The choir Immediately on the arrival OF
the train in Omaha will take cars ior
Florence, where they will visit the Brig
| ham Young tree in the city park and the
| Mormon cemetery west of town, where
they will honor their dead. AIterWard
| they will return to Omaha for their CON
cert.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Commissioners Ryan and PivOnka
Enter General Denials.
INSPECT ANNEXATION PAPEHs
Assistant City Attorney Asserts
Merger Law VIII Not stand
Test of COnstitutiOnslity
Before Court.

In a short verbal statement yesterday
John ]. Ryan and Joseph Pivonka, fire
and police commissioners, entered a gem
eral denial to the allegations Of malfeas-
ance in office set forth in the custer
petition filed Friday evening in the SUI
preme court. Both OF the accused mem
bers said they probably would make a
statement Monday
Now that the proceedings have been
filed there is said TO be a tendency among
many Of the saloonkeepers and gamblers
OF the city TO save themselves at any
cost and some of them are expected to
-unbosom themselves at the custer trial.
This is especially true in the case Of the
small property holders who, as suretles
on the liquor license bonds, made oath
that they were worth $500 over and
above ali their liabilities.
1t is also said that the saloonkeepers
who are said to have been assured pro-
lection are up in arms.
The feeling among the friends OF the
two accused commissioners is that the
proceedings may drag along for some
time, thus allowing the commissioners TO
finish their terms Of office. Another
sentiment is that IL the prosecution should
succeed in making a strong case the fol-
lowers of the commissioners will throw
the city over to the annexationists and
nullify further action against Ryan and
Pivonka.
Inspect Petitions.
Mayor Trainor, City Attorney H. c.
Murphy, Assistant City Attorney Sam
Winters, City Treasurer John T. Gillin
and City Clerk Frank Good, together
with a force of stenographers, left the
city hall yesterday afternoon for the
county clerks office, where the work
of inspecting the annexation petitions
was begun. The work embraces GER
tilted copy Of the names subscribed to
the petition, a scrutiny and examination
for names of all those who according to
law are not eligible to sign the paper.
Assistant City Attorney Sam Winters,
before leaving the hall, asserted that the
merger law will not stand the test of
constitutionality before the supreme
court OF the state, He instanced several
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09


A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Klaus
man on last Monday.
c. n. Anderson will attend the Ma
tional Life Underwriters association helu
in Chicago next week.
moved from South Cottner avenue 10
North Clinton avenue.
At Monday evenings Odd Fellows
meeting the third degree Will be con-
ferred on one candidate.
Miss Marhs Schneider Of West Point,
Neb., has been visiting at the nome Oh
Jonas Fry and Mrs. Hinze.
Mrs. Rowderer OF Rock Island, H.,
was a guest during carnival week at the
home OF Mrs. A. G. Harte.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Marvin Armour OF Homer,
Neb., spent a few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Barnes.
Mrs. Mary Mccray has returned TO her
home In Wapeno, Ia, after a few days
visit with her son, +. ID. McCray.
Mrs. Jennie Smith OF Fairfield, Neb.,
visited at the home of Mrs. C1elland and
Mrs. Grub during carnival week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Novak of Prague, Neb.,
spent part OF last week at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Peska
Mrs. Eva Miller OF Fremont, who wa
attending the Ak-SaT-Ben festivities and
ball, was guest OF Mrs. j. c. Colt.
Mrs. Ed Wulff entertaiLIsd at dinner
last Wednesday for Mrs. John Rojgen
and Mrs. John Miller OF Fort Calhoun,
Mrs. Il. w. Norris has returned from g
few days stay IN O'Neill. Neb., where she
was called by the sickness OF her mother
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Custer OF Lennox
Ia, were visitors last week at the home
OF Mrs Clusters sister, Mrs. Tom Hull
Mr. and Mrs. began entertained Mrs
Keis OF Corning. Ia. and Mrs. Mcdonald
OF Creston. Ia. during the last week
Mrs. e f, Murdoch has returned home
from a trip TO the southern part OF Ilh-
nois, where she spent three weeks visit
ing.
Miss Freda Johnson Of Fremont. Nsb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-09
Florence.

sop was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.
rorneon the first OF the week,
Miss Mable Cole was the guest OF MISS
1IeIen Nichols Tuesday evening.
sAtr and Mrs. r. II. olmsted ATTENDED attended
tra Ak-sar-Ben ball in Omaha FRIDAY
~ and Mrs. James stribblng were
s-yosts al a wedding In South Oihaha
Wednesday. 60. q
Theodore Mcclure and Rey George ,S >,
sloan were guests at the tucker hoiis
Monday evening.
Miss Fern Nichols was the guest on tne
Moses Frances and Grace Ihohpson
Wednesday night
Mr. Iucian Thompson was the sussi
~ his brother. W. NJ. Thompsoh' anu
family the last week.
charles Flbourn left the FIRST OF me
week 10 register for the land ura"ihs u
he he'd at Gregory, 5. ID.
Mr. and Mrs ] b. Brisbin and Mrs n;
Rrisbin attended the Ak-Sar- Ben ball
in omaha Friday evening
Miss Lucille McCool OF Gothenburg'
Nsb was the guest of Miss Helen Mich
ols for a few days this week.
Rev. Gerald Jansen OF Florence Of
debated al the wedding OF Miss Harriet
Rabhit and Mr. T. Edward Dickinson In
omaha Monday.
wilbur Nichols OF GotheRburg was the