Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
Magic city Gossip.

Oscar the Tailor, real good clothes maker
Miss Cecil Nixon has returned from Ash
Of DAYS.
=, Miss Kathleen Houlihan and her niece
Miss Marion savage. have some TO Ne
brasEa CITY Tor q short visit 10 relatives
II Is stated that the receipts from the
Eagles bazaar viii amount to over 81 lUJ
ano that the expenses viii not exceed $500
Miss Cleo smith 224 North TWsntv-
SECOND street has returned from a seven
months visit TO her brother al Great Falls,
Mont
Phone Bell South s6S-Independent F-1sss
for case OF letter Gold Ton Prornpt de-
livery 10 any part Of city. William letter.
John c. Trouton. Deputy state fire com
missioner. returned 10 south Oma ha lRst
night from a visit Of inspection 10 Ne
braska City.
Glasgow block, reported yesterday 10 the
police that he hau lost an oyercuat with
velvet collar and 81 WORTH OF gold
The women Of the Letler Memorial church
Will be entertained at an ail-day meerine
Including chicken pie dinner. Thursday
III the home OF Mrs. j. c. Banner
The Ladies Missionary society Of the
First Presoyterian church viii meet with
Mrs. J. ]. Graham, Sixteenth street ana
Missouri avenue, Friday afternoon.
The body Of Mrs. Shaweo Who died
r nesany a. the home OF her son, 80 North
Iwenty-tirst street viii be Jaken this
Miss Blanche Campbell assistant secre-
tRry Of the Young v oman Christian as
ISOLATION at Lincoln. iE the guest OF Mrs
J. +. Bednar, 51g North Eighteenth street
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Methodist church will be entertained on
Z thursday afternoon at 2:3O by Mrs + e
SandwRn, Sl6 North Thirty fourth street
Omaha.
William Coulter Mike GIlin. Phil Crosby
and Joe Ballew are the next four police
men TO he luid of tor thirty DAYS in conse-
Guenos Of the state OF the police hoard 5
finances.
Presbyterian church will give a basket
dinner in the lower auditorium OF the new
church, Twenty-third and J streets this
evening at 6:SO All members and friends
invited.
Christina Jensen died YESTERDAY at the
home Of her daughter, S25 North Twenty
fourth street aged e. years. The funeral
will be held Friday al Willard Neb SerV-
ices will be held in the Lutheran church
at ] o'clock.
Al the annual meeting Of the Woman's
society Of the First Baptist church. which
will be held Friday afternoon al 2:3O al
the home OF Mrs. +. u. Wiers. lGll North
TWENTY first street, the election OF Officers
for the ensuing year will be held
The following births are reported: Levies
KalRkofslzy Twenty-fifth and 4 Etrasrs
Roy RozaI S4O7 7 street girl: Hans Orm-
hlust SRrpy county, girl; Austan Holden
ahl ae1OuIn lMeulN-Ln4rQ street girl
Ivor Thompson. who lives al Twenty
ninth and + streets, was picked up last
evening by OFFICER TurnUuIst in an IN.
conscious condition. He was taken home
and attended by Dr. A. II. KoeniE and
Was found 10 be suffering from q paralvtic
seizure.
surprise party in which a number Of
South Omaha people participated was given
Monday evening at the home Of Peter
I-aUX. sT55 South Ninth street Omaha In
honor OF Carl 6tangle. The evening was
spent with music, games and various
amuRrmeurs EnC the visitors were enter
"a med 20 a rastefully served lunch. Those
present were MesdHmes c. StanEle q
; oHpck Z KHene. =. LHuX. Misses Lena
WHchtlPr. EE1n kliene. Kate SHndhOfner
F-ars yVachtie~. Marie N'gChtler. Mar
Wrede. Carrie Mollner, Annie CSensler
MARY Meier. Mary Mouner. I1lizabetb
Kliene Gertrude LRuN. Frances IauK
Afessrs. Frank Lana. joseph Lana NJ
Premier Otto May. Henry Bloemer. Oscar
CrieI Henry Wrede, John Wachtler John
Premier, John Montag, Joseph Hchmitz
Andrew Land