Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-05

special cars for their picnic grounds at
Hillside park. Ralston.
The members of the organization have
prepared for a red letter celebration OF
Labor day and nothing has been left un-
done 70 make the occasion a Erand success.
Dancing. races and many athletic con-
tests and inviting refreshments await the
many guests expected 10 attend the picnic.
New Places Of Registration.
All things are IN readiness for regtstra-
tons which will be held in tAis city on
September s. October and October IS.
The supervisors Of registration were an
pointed at the last meeting OF the cit,.
council and the places Of registration have
been selected by the office OF the CITY clerk
II is understood that a demonstration OF
the manner OK working the voting ma
chimes will be given in the near future bv
men under the charge OF E. E. E. RIdgway
the custodian.
The following are the places OF reRiSt-a-
ton announced by the city clerk:
First Precinct. First Ward-s2o North
Twentieth street.
Second Precinct First ward-S25 North
Twenty-fourth street '-
First Precinct. Second Ward-Tuantg.+r
and streets, Franeks hall
Second Precinct, Second 4Vard-Tvvar+,--
4
First Precinct. Third Ward-s12 south
Twenty-first street.
Second Precinct. Third ward-2SO2 \
First Precinct. Fourth vyard-Tva,+,.-
fifth and streets.
Second Precinct, Fourth ward-2se7 O
street.
First Precinct. Fifth ward-ss North
Twenty-seventh street
,b Second md Precinct .ftnt eth wardThlrty
First Precinct, Sixth Ward-i2Is North
Twenty-fourth street.
Second Precinct. Sixth ward-Twent,,-
fourth. between and K streets.
First Precinct, Seventh Ward-56os q
second Precinct. Seventh ward-os2l W
street.
Doyle Home Damaged
The home OF Mrs. Doyle. Thirtv-thI-5
and X streets. was partly DESTROYED ~,
fire at clock this morning. Before Tho
fire department arrived on the scene the
fire had made considerable headwav ana
smoke and flames enclosed the lower floor
where Mrs. Doyle was sleeping. renderirA
her partly unconscious. She was carried
out Of the house by the firemen unhurt
but badly frightened. The residence was
damaged to the extent Of 500.
Magic city Gossip.
Art Anderson returned Saturday from a
two weeks visit with friends in the coun-
try
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hall left Satllr-
day evening for Lincoln, where they viii
attend the state fair.
Coal, money talks, Zoo lbs Cherokee Nut
coal, s. Special price, act quick. Broad
well, Roberts * Co., Phone 9.
A. D. Davidson Of Harvard Neb., is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. Jones
Nineteenth ana NJ streets.
BUY Cherokee COAL now, $500 E H.
Rowland Lumber Co., 5l7 North gath St.
Phone South Z; Independent F-1536
Mrs. Robert McCarron Of Dubuque Ia
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. John Nc
Carron. 215 North Twenty-thiTd street
Phone Bell South S6s-Independent F-1s6s
for a case Of letter Gold Top. Prompt de-
livery TO any part OF city. William letter.
P. J. Martin, who has been in Colorado
for some time on business connected with
his mining interest will return home this
week.
For case Of good beer order PILSENER
STYLE, Bohemian Extra Pale or Burg
Brau from Nebraska Liquor House. South
I107. Ind. F-1247.
Miss Frances Tanner entertained Friday
in honor OF Misses Frances and Margaret
Ellers Of Scribner, Neb., and Miss Max
well of St Louis.
The Ladies auxiliary Of the Young Men $
Christian association will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. c. Nichol-
son. 2211 F street.
The body OF Leo A. Koler who died
Saturday in st. Joseph's hospital. was
shipped yesterday morning from Larkin 5
undertaking rooms to Lawrence, Neb.
James Hosmota Of Twenty-fourth and p
streets complained to the police that his