Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-06


doctors cigars, but not all one was
left in a glass as Renaissance Of their
presence.
A number Of suspects have been ar
rested, but the detectives are OF tine
opinion the thieves have their habitat in
Omaha.
Magic city Gossip,
Oscar the Tailor. real good clothes maker.
J. S. Smith has returned to Baxter, Okl,
after few DAYS sojourn in the city visiting
city Clerk Good.
Miss Bertha Jacobs has gone to Ponca.
Neb, Tor a visit Of a few days with her
uncle, John kramper.
Phone Bell South SeS-Independent F-1s6s
Tor a case OF letter Gold Top. Prompt de-
livery to any part of city. William letter.
church at Twenty-fifth and X streets, will
services
The household economies department Of
the century Literary club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles c. Howe
bl4 + street.
Miss Bertha shelaney, who through i'll
ness was unable TO sing at the Shamrock
entertainment Tuesday evening, is grad
ually improving in health
The women of the First Presbyterian
/ church VIII give luncheon In the base
! ment OF the church, Twenty-third and j
streets, Wednesday at noon.
The Kings Daughters OF the First Pres
! byterian church viii hold their next meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. w. d. Watson,
40 North Fifteenth street, March TO-
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the Young Mems
Christian association will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at the residence of Mrs.
Howard Wore, 9S North Twenty-first
street.
b. r. Isey Of Vernon, British Column
bia, brother of Rev. c. T. Isley, pastor of
the First Baptist church, has been ap-
pointed veterinary inspector of that
province.
The South Omaha Seventh Ward I'M
provement club will hold its next regular
meeting this afternoon at 2:80 at the Cor
Tigan school. Every resident in the ward
Is invited to attend.
The annual meeting of the First Pres
| byterian church will be held Tuesday even
ing at o'clock in the lower auditorium.
Ihree trustees are to be elected and re-
| ports from various societies received.
! All rules Of the game as to season were
| broken Saturday when the North Stars
/ defeated the Moonlights at base ball at
twenty second and streets. No doubt
such delinquency must be laid on the
| shoulders of the weather.
Mrs. Montgomery, 1925 North Twenty
! third street, Friday evening entertained the
members of Mrs. G. T. Isley's Sunday
work done during the last two months was
/ OF Genesis
Commencing March the entertainment
L
dance In the new Eagles hall Twenty
thlrd and N streets, every Wednesday even
| ing. Every fifth evening there will be a
| rattle for a diamond ring which will be
/ awarded to the woman holding the coupon
/ having the number drawn.
The only savings bank in Douglas county
is the South Omaha Savings bank, located
| In the old quarters Of the South Omaha
| National bank, 26l4 N street. This bank 4
owned and controlled by interests CLOSELY
identified with the Stock Yards National
/ bank and pays per cent on deposits ANY
amount starts an account. Truman Buck
president; II. G. Bostwick, cashier; f. RI
Getty, assistant cashier.
George Guerin. was surprised Friday
evening at the home of his parents Mr..
| ana Mrs. NJ. Guerin, Thirty-ninth and u
streets, by the following girl and boy
| friends: Grace Wehner, Marie Mundt
Airline Muller, Helen Moon Mary Caldwell.
| Losetta Wehner, Clara Wehner, Loretta
Peterson, Margaret Peter, Katie Wurm-
back, Francis Martin, William Martin,
George Wurmback, Jack Hickey, Walter
Ransom, Aswalt Muller, Eddie Caldwell
ana Harold Caldwell There were also
present; Mr.. and Mrs. Gillin, Mr.. and Mrs
| WRlcott Mr.. and Mrs. Wehner and Mrs,
| Cary. The evening was spent with music
and games and refreshments were served