Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-11

siders that the Seymour Lake country cmt
will in the early future be one OF the show
spots OF Omaha and most popular resort
I for the stockholders and members.
Poole Visits south Omaha.
I Charles W. ioo,e @; recumseh was lr
! South Omaha Thursday afternoon to an.
/ nounce his candidacy FOR the dcm1cta
/ nomination for governor. During his stay
I n town Mr. Poole boz ccnvnry With s,t~e
OF the yeoman Of the democratic party in
| .n.S locality, Visited aitu h.. friends 10
receive assurances OF support Nj Poole Is
a resident OF rccumsch. where he owns
eWspaper lie has been an editor for the
! asst tnirtj four years.
Church Notices for sunday.
ST Martins church TWENTY. fourth and
D streets tc>. Alfred u. White. rector.
Celebration Of the holy communion. S a m.
session OF the Sunday school 10 a m.
Morning service and sermon by the rec
tor AT II a. m, topic, THE Danger OF
ONerstrcss."
st. Clements mission. Evening PRAYER
and session Of the sunday school at $500
This service viii be In charge Of the rec
tor OF st. Martins. The annual sun
DAY school picnic viii be held SATURDAY.
June IL.
49, ~ al u = iiiAoSthll ne regular SNS-
sion of the Sunday school will be held as
usual at $3.50 a. m, in charge OF Mr.. Laur.
ST Edwards and St Clements missions
will combine Tor their annual Sunday
school picnic. which will be held on sat
urday. June Il. All the scholars of both
missions are expected to meet at St Ed
wards not later than 1880 a. m
| First Baptist church, Twenty-fifth and
! Ii stcots, REV. G. r. Isley. pastor
Rev George NanWiuke win preach at -
u M and the pastor win preach at a
T. M Bible school will meet at 0:45 a. m,
and the BAPTIST Young Peoples union at
. b. M Bible school will meet at the
( Bethel baptist church at 2:3O y. m. and
the Brown Park mission at p. m.
. United Iresby tcrian church Rav. w A.
Pollock, pastor. Sunday school 1880 a. m
Morning service at 1850. Subject;
/ LiiJah's Encouragement" Young Peo-
/ pies Christian union, p m. Childrens
day exercises at y, m. All parents in
vted.
First Presbyterian church. Twenty-third
and streets, Rev. II. Wheeler pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning serv-
ice at II. Young Peoples meeting at
/ p. m. Evening service p m.
Christian church. lN.uty-third and
! 81 NStSt ANtNs r a JOIuan, pastor. Bible
school at 10 IN. Preaching at Il a. m.
subject The Uncertainty Of the Future"
Young Peoples meeting at D. m. Preach
ing at S p. m, subject, Fellowship with
Christ"
Letter Memorial. Rev. T. NJ Ransom.
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing at II a. m. Evening service at s D. m.
ST Luke's Lutheran church, Rev s. H.
Yerian, pastor Sunday school at lO:45 a
m. Morning services at II a. m. subject
OF sermon, The True Branches of the
True Vine" There will be no evening serv-
ice.
Program First Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school, Sunday, June IL, 9:45 o'clock:
"A Rosebud" Vesta Laird
Song, Like the Little blossoms" Pri-
mary Department
Children of King" Harold Richart
Il Love the Glover Best" Rachael Jor-
Duet, IAN Thy Works. Shall Praise
Thee" the Misses Jeanne Lee and Adele
Sing, Little Birds" Primary Depart
ment
Recitation, Mildred Reynolds.
c always Growing" Margaret Mcbride.
Browns Glass.
How Would it Be?" Loren Baker.
The Fairest Day" Grace Harkins
Chorus. Son Of Righteousness" Mrs.
Browns Glass.
What the Rainerops Teach" Mildred
Song by the school. mo. A."
Chidren's day program.
The junior auxiliary of St. Martins
church will hold reception and tea at the
rectory on Tuesday, June Is, from to
o'clock There will be a program by the
young girls OF the guild under the direction
of Mrs. Sloane and Mrs White The public
is invited. The admission fee is 10 cents.
The graduating exercises Of the South
Omaha hospital will he held at St Mar
tins Episcopal church on Monday even
ing, Rev. Alfred G. White. rector of st.
Martins will deliver the address
The choir OF st. Martins church will
hold their annual picnic on Saturday, June
10. The members will assemble at the rec
tory at $3.50 from which place the start will
be made for Millers park Omaha.
Rev. Andrew d. Stowe, rector of Christ
church, Minneapolis and secretary Of tho
diocese OF Minnesota, with Mrs. Stowe and
Miss Stowe, en- route to San Francisco,
stopped off at Omaha and visited the rec
tor of st. Martins this week Through the
courtesy Of Swift and Company the party
spent several hours at the plant and at
the yards.
Youth Badly Burned.
John Schlastier aged IA, was severely
burned on the hands and face yesterday
as the result of an explosion Of gasoline.
The fluid was being used in cleaning and
in some manner IL became ignited. Flames
spread TO a bed, and in an attempt to
thrown out the burning mattress the boy
was burned. The accident occurred In the
Keystone building at Twenty sixth and p
streets.
Magic City Gossip.
Superior lodge No. 1888 Degree of Honor
will assemble at RiyervieW park Sunday
June IL, at 2:3O. for memorial exercises
Tony Bazaar Friday morning withdrew
his application for a liquor license To
operate saloon at Twenty-third and
streets.
The condition Of Kin Yearsly who acct
dentally shot himself while trying to Kill
chicken, was reported Friday as being
very encouraging.
Winona lodge No. 22Os. Modern Brother
hood OF America. at its meeting Friday
night elected delegates to represent the
lodge at the district convention which will
be held some time In the near future
The members of South Omaha camp No.
1906, Modern Woodmen OF America are
requested to attend the memorial services
at the First Methodist Episcopal church OF