Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-16

Jams, it was the intention of the city
council to have the elery expunge from
the annual report Of the city treasurer
all personal references and everything
else except such facts and figures as per-
tain to the actual work done In the city
treasurer's office during the last year.
In the typewriter report presented by
the treasurer to the council number Of
pages were devoted to the delicate ques-
tion Of the treasurer's own efficiency as
contrasted with past officials. The polite
official also expressed considerable will
ingness to receive the visits of the
auditors who have been sent to examine
the municipal finances from time to time.
When he learned that the report was not
to be printed with all the additional COM
paign stuff. President of the City Council
Tom Alton called up Clerk Wheeler to
say just what the council expected to
have cut out of the report AS Alton Is
known to be aligned with Gillin and as
he is only one member of the council,
Clerk Wheeler referred the whole sub
tect back to the council again The mat
ter will finally be disposed of at Mondays
meeting
New Firm Buys In.
Blaine & Walker, who purchased
Colonel l. c. Gallup's horse commission
business at the South Omaha Stock Yards,
have arrived from Grand Island and will
take charge of their new purchase on
Monday. The new firm comes to South
Omaha for larger field of operations
from Grand Island. where they did
thriving business for some years past.
Colonel Gallup. who has been the heaviest
horse dealer at the local yards and a
picturesque figure OF the market, has not
indicated as yet any further intentions
OF launching into new business ven
ture.
Joe Benak, aged 81, died yesterday at
10 a. nl., at his residence 466 North
Twenty-second street He is survived
by wife and six children, The funeral
will be held next Monday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence to the Laurel
Hill cemetery
Mrs. Talbot Goes North.
Mrs. G. l. Talbot. wife Of G. L. Tai.
bot OF this city. left yesterday for Winni-
peg, Canada, where she will address the
grand secretaries Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows sovereign grand
lodge Of the world Mrs Talbot was
also appointed Judge Of the drill team
work, which will be presented before the
sovereign grand lodge of the world.
Magic City Gonsip,
Furnished room, east anc south front;
SOC North Nineteenth street
Mrs. Ralph Carley entertained num-
Der Of friends Thursday afternoon.
$500 OF private money to loan on real
estate. ], Mcmillan. Murphy block, South
Omaha
Spring chicken Sunday dinner; Atlas
cafe, 4os North Twenty-fourth.
Wanted Experienced meter reader.
Omaha Gas Co.. South Omaha.
Miss Anne Cokeiik Of Tama City, Ia,
Is visiting with her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dolegal.
Family Sunday dinners speciality:
Atlas cafe, 40S North Twenty-fourth.
Loisel Compton has returned to his
home at Burley, Idaho, after few days
visit with his parents.
Fine spring chicken dinner Sunday:
Atlas cafe 4oS North Twenty-fourth.
Mrs. w. II, Hancock will entertain the
Nezod Whist club at her home Friday
afternoon. This will be the first meeting
OF the club this season
Cali National Wine and Liquor Co., 1906
los No. Ath St. for Stor9 Triumph beer:
also wines and liquors delivered. Phone
So. ST..
Cool dining room, fine service; Atlas
cafe, 40S North Twenty-fourth.
| Miss Bess Dare gave miscellaneous
shower Saturday evening In honor OF
Miss Jean Boutwell, who leaves thiG
week for Lincoln to attend school,
Try the Atlas Sunday spring chicken
dinner; nos North Twenty-fourth.
Miss Ryan has returned from market
| with the smartest collection Of pattern
hats the season affords. Her S. spe-
cialty la a winner and looks like twice
| its value.
| Atlas cafe Sunday spring chicken din
| ner, f1:3o; 408 North Twenty fourth.
The South Omaha Savings bank opened
| In the 0rpheum theater building at
Twenty-fourth and Msstreets last night.
The bank Is one Of the Oldest In South
Omaha.
LADIES-You are cordially invited to
day and opening day until your hat Is
selected. K. A. Ryan. 5ls North Twenty
fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cheek entertained
at dinner Friday evening at Seymour
Lake club. Covers were laid for: Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Lott, ST.: Mrs. and Mrs.
G. M. Schindel, Mrs. Caughey, Mrs. Pin-
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. B. McCullouch and Mr..
and Mrs. w. h. Cheek.
LOST Between Akofer's meat market
and postoffice, brown purse containing
ladies' gold watch and chain. Reward.
| Twenty-third street.
Get our prices. We will save YOU money
on your lumber, storm sash and storm
doors Phone South SO; Twenty seventh
and M streets. w. H. Beckett Lumber
company.