Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-19


plication in writing will be made at the
next meeting Of the council for the park
bond money amounting to $4,000.
EIOpes with the Boarder.
Gus Bemke OF SO North Twenty-fourth
street returned home from his work to
find that his wife ana pay Marksbury
had fled, taking with them everything
that could conveniently be carried or
packed. The woman took her s-year-old
baby with her. but left two older boys TO
the care OF their father
Bemke Is hard working man. Last
October Ray Msrksbury applied for lodging
at the home Of the Bemkes. Marksbury
was young, handsome and ingratiating
He played with the children and took Mrs.
Bemke to the show. The woman's husband
for a long time did not heed the conduct Of
the two Mrs Bemke Is about Is, the same
age as Msrksbury, and her husband who
is trifle older looked upon the associ-
alton OF the two as quite natural. Lately
he objected to the frequent pleasure trips.
Bemke says he will notify the public
that he will no longer have anything TO
do with his wife or her debts. / will work
for the boys, but i do not want TO see
Annie again.
Kansas City. where Marksbury has rela-
tives.
whist Club Entertains.
Mrs. w. II. Hancock, assisted by Mrs.
w. B. Routt, Mrs. Charles Akofer and Mrs
Frank Read, entertained the Crescent
Whist club Thursday at a seven-course
luncheon. The centerpiece was large
basket Of cherries.
Tho puoafS vara. NJ. u
Mrs. c. II. Williams. The members present
were: Mrs. A. w. Tags. Mrs. L. A.
Dermody. Mrs. s. Franklin, Mrs. James
Wyness. Mrs. Frank Read, Mrs. C. A.
Cline, Mrs DR.. Thomas Kelly Mrs. Charles
Akofer. Mrs. W. B. Routt, Mira w. II.
Hancock
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. Merit S. Morrill, is visiting her par
ents at Alexandra, Neb.
Mrs c. f. oliver and children are visit
ing her parents in Laird, Ia
Slaughter Of prices on hats, at Miss
Ryan's, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
See Rowland Lumber and Coal company
ad new location, bl1 North Twenty fourth
Miss Mary Neemis, a teacher at the
Madison school, VIII spend the summer
vacation with her parents at Sutton, Neb
Phone Bell South Sss--Independent F-ls6s
livery to any part Of city. William letter.
The Ladies Aid society OF st. Luke's
Lutheran church will hold an loo cream
social at Highland park on Wednesday
evening. June Is.
Elmira Ashborn 2Q17 Monroe street who
died Friday afternoon, will be buried today
from her late residence. The funeral viii
take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Burial will be In Laurai Hill cemetery
There will be meeting at the mayors
office at o'clock Tuesday June 90 This
meeting is for the purpose Of making def
mite arrangements regarding the Fourth OF
July. celebration to be held at South
OmanS. BUSINESS men and other citizens
On the occasion OF her birthday q sur
PRISE party was given 10 Miss Christine
Jensen last Friday evening at the Jensen
home, sixteenth and Madison streets
Twenty-Five young people were present
Music and dancing were the features OF
the evening. Refreshments were served.
The name Of ]. M. Jordan, the new clerk
in the city treasurer's office, win be re-
ported TO the council next Monday night.
According TO the city charter the treasurer
Is empowered TO appoint an extra clerk
whenever the work Of the treasurer's office
warrants such appointment. This appoint
ment Is then formally reported to the city
council. The appointment is in the hands
OF the treasurer. Mr.. Jordan's appoint
Of the new charter, which entail much ad-
dftional work for the treasurer's office.
Elections of officers took place last
Wednesday at a meeting Of the carpenter Q
Union a1,on;v NO. M; The OFFICERS viii be ss
president. T. A. Dunscomb: recordlnE secre-
tary, H.: T. Radford; financial secretary,
a, M peterson; treasurer; W w Sect
Ray Whitney. Delegates to Central Labor
union. w. B. Daley, A. NJ Peterson, Ray
Whitney. The carpenters union has not
taken any part in the Davis-Roberts dis