Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-20

shape now said the inspector, but careful
watch must still be kept for few days
Cemetery Case In Court.
Residents In the vicinity OF the new
Graceland Park cemetery are raising
funds to prosecute their case in the SUI
preme court. The funds are TO be raised
by popular subscription.
Graceland Park cemetery has been In
litigation over year. The cemetery as
ISOLATION is being opposed by some of the
property owners who have unsuccessfully
appealed to the Board of County Com
missioners and the district court. As a
last resort they have employed attor-
neys to take the matter up TO the high
tribunal.
Fire and Police Board.
At a meeting OF the Fire and Police
Board held yesterday morning in the
mayors office II was determined to have
the chiefs Of the two departments pre-
sent the lists OF employees to the city
council next Monday night. The MEM
bers Of the board. however, Indicated that
they could not see any possibility Of re-
trenchment in either arm OF the service
that is already too skinny for the needs
OF the city.
The application OF d. c. Egan for a
place on the police force was received
and filed.
Men Held on Suspicion.
Loyal Gardener Twenty-nlnth and r
streets, was arrested late Friday even
ing by Detectives Sheehan and Mcclure,
who charged him with breaking and en-
tering the pool room OF A. steinberg at
rwonty-seventh and Q street.
oren Lowery was arrested with Gard
ener and charged with being a suspicious
character.
Magic CITY Gossip.
A. II. Murdoch made a business trip to
pes Moines, Ia, this week.
Try Culltins for your overcoat.
The, women Of st. Luke's Lutheran
church will hold their annual bazaar on
December 6 and Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Paddock Of Upland,
Cal. are visiting their son, George Pad
dock, 2614 b street.
letters Gold Tops and Martins Tigers
Will play n match game this afternoon at
Garlow's bowling alleys.
Phone South 50 for window glass. Paw
lick Paint and Paper Co. We deliver.
The ladies' Aid society OF the Presby-
| terrain church will serve their usual noon
day luncheon at the church.
Misses LILLIAN Bell and Vera RailsbaclS
We're the over Saturday and Sunday
guests OF Mrs. l.. b. Mathews.
John speedie, superintendent of the
Benson schools was the guest of N NJ
Graham at dinner Tuesday evening.
d. w. Luka Of Thurman Ia, visited
| Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs r. A.
Fletcher, Twenty-fourth and l streets.
| Miss Laura Peterson. 11Ol North Twenty
/ third street was hostess at n kensington
for the Alpha Omicron Pi club Saturday.
Mrs. w. c. Bronson returned to her
! home Monday after a two weeks visit
through northwestern Nebraska with Mr..
| Bronson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McCunoch havc
/ as guests Messrs. A. M. Kitchen of Bald
win, George and VIII Hurlbut OF
Sedalia Mo.
The Mothers club met Friday with Mrs
A. r. Parker. 9l9 North Twenty-second
street. Mrs. A; L. Sutton gave very
| interesting reading.
Phone Bell South S6S-Independent F-1SGS
| for a case OF letter Gold Top Prompt de-
| livery to any part OF city. William letter
Mr.. and Mrs. e. g: Jones Of Dundee
Mrs. Challa Scott Willard OF Bethany
Neb., ana Rev. II. ]. Klrchstein of Omaha
We're Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
N. M. Graham.
Ralph Campbell, who for the last three
years or more has been living with the
family Of his uncle, Mr.. and Mrs c. u
Campbell, returned to his former home q
Sauquiot, N. Y.
Mrs. c. II. Marling, s4 North Twenty
second street, has as guests at q houS
party this week Mr.. and Mrs Charl
Olsen Of Grand Island, Sam Buffard a
Miss Lenore Roeder, also OF Grand Islan c
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Harris and Mir
Aithea Fletcher of David City, Ne
were were the NJ last week guests Of thirs.
Miss Fletcher was In attendance at tn,
teachers convention in Omaha
@. s.. Concannon OF Hot Springs, Ark.
formerly with the Brown Park Bail
lhnNIgn al he
ager with the Sulphur Bath house, oppo
site the postoffice. Mrs Concannon hal
charge Of the women's department.
A birthday dinner was given last Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L
Fletcher, Fortieth and streets, In homo
of Mr. Fletcher's thirty-fifth birthday
Only immediate relatives were present
Places were arranged for thirty-five
The Utopia club was entertained Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. Morris Hinchey
40 North Twenty second street Mrs. Nj
Rafferty, won the club prize at might've
The guest prizes We're won by Mesdame
Mark Culkins and OBrien of Omaha
/ Ten tables were placed for the players.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ Laverty, 26l0
street, entertained informally at duplicat
whist Friday evening Places were al
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Murdoch, Mr.. an
Mrs. c. Moore and Mr. and Mrs Laverty
Mrs. C. H. Marling entertained at Dime
Saturday evening at her home, 924 Mort
! twenty SeCOnQ street. Rates were lai
, for Mr. and Mrs. Homer O'Shea Z
Omaha, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Olsen, NJ S
Lenore Roeder and Sam Buffard of Gran
Island, Neb.
After having conducted the house 70
six years, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Gree
sold out the Greer hotel Thursday las
e to George Swanback, who will hence
forth conduct the place. Mr.. and Mr.
Greer expect to pay a visit TO the
daughter, Mrs. Stewart OF San Franclsc,
D Cal, before entering into any new bus
ness relations.
, We wish TO express our heartfelt thanh
. to the many kind friends and neighbor
also to the Modern Woodmen of Americ
{ and Moose lodges, for the kindness an
floral offerings during the illness an
death OF our beloved husband, father, 80
I ana brother. Mrs. NJ. r. Long and Chi
! dren, Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Long, Mr.. an
, Mrs. d. o. Long.
Mrs. A. l. Lott, 1r.. 1907 Emmett stree
c entertained at bridge Friday evening
J Pink carnations and chrysanthemun
h were used as decorations. Three tabl,
: OF players were present The guest III
e included Messrs and Mesdames Har1
Trumble {. II Marling, Fred Tow
: George Paddock, Mr.. Clark Misses Eunl,
Fnsor and Lenore Roeder OF Grand i
. | and, Neb.
a most enjoyable surprise was tendere
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