Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-22

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the fire prevented them from making
thorough investigation. The debris Of the
building will be torn down some time
this week and it will then be known
whether Or not the two men are under
the ruins.
The two men were seen in. the building
shortly before the fire. Although the
landlady states that they were not in
the house at the time Of the fire. no
one has seen them since.
New Birth Certificates.
/ The Nebraska State Board of Health
has adopted the birth certificates used By
/ the national department and has notified
the local health department that in the
future the new certificates will be used
IN place OF the cid.
The new certificates give more com
plete record OF births. These certificates
are to be kept as permanent records.
Something New for seuth Omaha. .
We make new shoes fer sore and short
feet and do all kinds OF repairing of shoes.
boots and rrhbers, satisfaction guaraH-
tsed. We call for and deliver all work.
Te'. So. LII. Ind. F-IS4S. J. l. Rudzin-
skas Shoe Repairing Co. 6l2 \. 2ith.
aIaEie City Gossip.
Nsnts0-DeliveTy COY. I'll n. 2ith ST.
J. u. Van Dasen and wife are spending
/ the winter L. Texas.
Miss Esther BithalI Is able to be out
again afsC- a severe Illness.
| Frank 4. Agnew, lawyer, Harmon block.
| Miss Abbie Lake will entertain the
Aiaoh club next Saturday afternoon.
Frank Henry has gone to Kansas City
to take charge OF large fruit farm.
| Edward Anderson has purchased the
drug store at twentieth and Missouri
avenue.
F. NJ. Eckman and daughter. Blanche,
left yesterday morning for short visit
TO Kansas City.
! Mrs. Fred Towle and children have left
4 for Little Rock, Ark, where they will
spend the winter NJ
Phone Bell South S6s-Ind. 1858 for a
case Of letter Gold Top. Prompt delivery
10 any part OF the city. William letter.
The meeting OF the women's Christian
temperance /union has been postponed
Until January 90
Arthur C. Pancoast has moved his law
office TO as Omaha National Bank Bldg
Phone Douglas 1886.
Miss Mary Lewis entertained the Les
Riesues club at an Old-fashioned tafty
pull at her home. Twenty-f1fth and Il
streets. Friday evening.
| Singer Sewing machine for sale cheap.
/ b. $. Manweren. SOC N. aoth.
Prof. A. T. Kelly OF the st. Louis
university, who was called home several
weeks ago by the death OF his father
has returned TO st. Louis.
The Misses Stella Conley and Dorothy
I "A LtKau nRNfa naA mn nj "a
friends informally Saturday evening at
| the home OF Miss Adkins. -
Turkey dinner today at the Atlas
Coffee. 40S n. Ath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Harmon left yes
terday morning for Parlell, Ia. to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. lannon's step
mother, Mrs. Johanna Hsnnon.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will be entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. B. ]. Farrell and Mrs.
William Mangan at the home Of the
Fine turkey dinner to day at the Atlas
Coffee, 4OS n. 2ith.
Mrs. George, Paddock is entertaining
at a house party this week for Mrs
p. W. sheldon OF Perciyal, Ia: Miss
Cora Judy of St Joseph, Mo-, and Mrs
Julia Thompson Of Lincoln.
MFR. and Mrs. r. u. I.averty entertained
at duplicate whist Friday evening. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames A.
II. Murdoch. sherry Moore, Ben Ashe,
DR.. Nell. %. p. Taylor, Jay Laverty and
r. NJ. Laverty.
Eat your Roast Turkey Dinner today
at the Atlas Coffee. 4os N. 2ith.
Mesdames Harry Trumble and George
Paddock gave theater party at the
l0rpheum Friday afternoon for Mrs. r.
| w. Sheldon OF PercivaI, Ia: Miss Cora
Judy OF st. Joseph and Mrs. Julia Thomp-
son Of Lincoln
The household economics department Of
the Century Literary club will be enter
W. L, Debyshire, N. NJ. Graham and
@. p. Carley at the home OF the former,
2504 G street Breads and soups will be
extensively discussed,
Mrs. A. p. Durkies entertained at bridge
Thursday afternoon. Places were ar
snf S fE %nn Me'dS soSs GSbe se g e.
Melcher, d. l. Holmes. o. J. Ames,
A. l.. Lott. sr, Van Camp Of Omaha,
A. l.. Lott, jr.. and A. p. Durlties.
Turkey Sunday Dinner at the Atlas
Coffee. 4os N. Gath.
Mrs. Jim Trimbel, assisted by Mrs. W.
B. Tagg, entertained at whist last even
ing at the homo OF the former. The
guests were: Messrs. and Mesdanes c.
Orchard. b. Bayerger. II. Marling, YER
man Mann, n. r. Bryson, Tom Parker,
f. o. Rose, Cory Bulla, W. b. Tagg.
The members Of the Magic City league
and Packer league will meet at the Gar
low bowling alleys tomorrow night and
rake arrangements to give q masquerade
ball In the near future. The proceeds will
be used TO send a local man to the ma
tional bowling tournament at Chicago In
March.
Miss Freda Baungarten was hostess for
the Fortnightly club Friday evening. The
members are: Misses Mabel Henery. Min
ME Haas, Leta Kellogg. Annette Sherry.
Anna Robertson, Aida Meads and Mrs.
Fred Miller. The guests were Miss Vera
Butt Of Nebraska City. Mrs. William Her
rold and Miss Mary Cavsnaugh Of Nicola,
Iowa.
Ola Alsworth entertained at cards at
her home Thursday evening" Those pres
ent were: Misses Clara Barnum, Abel
Davis, Hazel Cook. Abbie Lake, Pear
Lave!ty, Mary McCulloch, Ruth Nelson.
and Messrs. John Campbell, Shirley
Menefee. Il. Bixby. NJ. Berry, F. Hus-
ton, John Nixon, Ralph Lyman and Ray
mond Bieser.
Miss Mary McCulloch. assisted by Mise
Clara Barnum entertained the Les RIeuses
club Thursday afternoon. The members
ere: Misses Mary Lewis, Helen White,
Helen Brennan, Mabel Groves. Jessie Fin
ley, Grace Harding. Nina Williams, Helen
RAIN, Maurine Murdoch, Rose Mahoney,
Pearl Grove, Ruth Anderson, Helen Nc
Kee, Ethel BROKER. Alma Wiese. Hazel
Cook and Agnes Swanback.
Mrs. A. Ia Hunter entertained at a
quilting party for her mother, Mrs. A. q.
Jacobs. Friday afternoon al her home.
l250 North Twenty-seventn street. Those
| present were: Mesdames w. Lake, @.
Lee, W. NJ. Davis, Ed Cahill. o. p. Tay-
lor, Compton, J. B. Ashe, +. Dennis, I'd
| Kohsnsky, Wright, F. Eevick, A. Howe
Jones. Sam Shrfgley and Misses Kate aud
/ Anna Glmmell
| Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. 7. Van SAINT enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening al
their home. Twenty-flfth ana z streets
First prizes were won by Mrs. Green and
I p. NJ. Campbell. Consolation prizes ware
awarded to Mra I..1nnn ard I u rIlIiar