Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-17

tor residing in South Omaha -Advertise-
ment.
The Polish turner's win glve picnic
this afternoon at Forty-fourth and
Grover
For Rent-Three rooms. fine location;
toilet and bath, Wins Bros, 2i6 n St
Union vesper services will be held 81
the high school lawn this evening at
o'clock
| John c, Trouton for county commits
sioner, republican.--AdV,
David Henderson of Hastings Ia, was
visitor with friends in South Omaha
yesterday.
JAMES II. BULLA, democratic candi-
date for state representative,-Adv
The Shamrock picnic will be held today
. az Hillside park. There Will be dancing
afternoon and evening,
AUGUST MILLER, republican candi-
date for county commissioner.-Ady:
Mrs, Mary Lisy and daughter. Miriam
have returned from their vacation In
Iowa City and Des Moines.
Vote for c. NJ Rich. republican, for
county commemorative
office space for rent in Bee office, 2Sls
n street Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South %,
Gordon Roberts who has been sick at
the hospital for some time, is now at
home and able to receive friends.
N p Swanson for coroner.
Inc commandment Independent Cluo
| meets at 3 o'clock Sunday at Twenty
fourth and O streets, Redmen's hall,
! N. Z. Swanson for coroner.
! The women Of the West . street In
! terdenominational church will give a
lawn fete August 2S at Forty-first and .
| streets.
Frank Clifford of Burwell was visitor
at the stock yards yesterday. He will
stay in the city few days visiting with
| friends
During some trying times Willis Crosby
has shown that he is the man Tor Doug
| las county coroner.-Advertisem
Seth Jones Of winnetoon marketed n
carload of fine hogs at the stock yards
| yesterday. The consignment sold at a
| good price.
N. p Swanson for coroner.
| The Independent Order of Odd Fellows
| will hold their regular weekly meeting at
| their hall on Twenty-fourth and NJ streets
at o'clock.
As coroner. Willis Crosby represents ali
the people of the nty.-Advertisement.
The funeral of Robert Burns. aged 10
years, who died at the South Omaha hos
pital last Friday afternoon, Will be held
this afternoon.
N. p. Swanson for coroner.
Miss Josephine Grace and Miss Iva
Hallihan left for vacation in the east.
| They will take In a number of the large
| cities on their tour.
| Willis Crosby has made record, as
| county coroner. Give him another term.
| Willis Crosby is the republican candi-
| date for county observation-disclosures.
The Mystic Workers of the World will
| hold meeting at the Odd Fellows hall,
Twenty-fourth and NJ streets, Tuesday
evening at o'clock. There will be dan
cling.
N. p. Swanson for coroner.
The repainting and replastering of sew
eral of the rooms and the halls of the
| high school building is nearly Finished
The work is expected to be completed by
| September /.
Willis Crosby for coroner Advertise
ment.
| Temple association assisted by the local
| lodges and the Degree Of Honor are ar
ranging to hold a harvest festival Sep
TENDER a. % and rs at the temple.
N. p, Swanson for coroner
Superior lodge No 1893. Degree OF
| Mrs. Anna Roger delegates to the grand
lodge and district convention. Lydia
| Rhyme and Martha Hancock were named
| as alternates.
peace, for q fair and square deal, COM
petent, experienced and reliable.-Adver-
| tisement.
Mrs. NJ. B. Munson, suffrage organizer
of Douglas county, endeavored to hold
the interest of a small crowd OF men and
women at the corner of Twenty-fourth
and NJ streets last evening with an APP
peal for suffrage.
N. p, Swanson for coroner.
The Equal Franchise league met last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w. w
Widoe at her home, 1925 North Twentieth
street. A large program was carried on
in honor Of Lucy Stone Blackwell. grea
| American woman.
Vote for Arthur C. Psncoast, candi
date for state senator the only republi'
can candidate for state senator, living
in South Omaha.-Advertiseme
THE Footsteps of Jesus in the Path
ways Of Men" will be the topic OF Rev
DIT, r. l.. Wheeler of the First Presby.
terrain church for his morning sermon al
the church, Twenty-third and Streets a
IL o'clock this morning The public is In
vited.
N. p. Swanson for coroner.
The city council will hold a meeting al
tho city hall tomorrow afternoon at
O'clock Strictly routine business will bC
taken up. The Board OF Education will
hold its weekly meeting at the high school
| tomorrow evening at o'clock
Vote for John Blaha for county com
missioner He is a we'll known pioneer
of South Omaha for thirty years
Twenty-three years butcher in the
packing houses. All the men know hii
reputation. Everybody knows him anC
everybody likes observation-disclosures.
Anthony T. Monahan, democratic can,
didate for congress, held a fairly large
audience at the corner of Twenty fourth
and n streets yesterday evening with q
political speech. Monahan dealt largely
with a discussion of the war situation.
Vote for Daniel Harmon democrati,
candidate for state senator Twenty-si,
years in South Omaha.-Adyertisemen
N. P. Swanson for coroner.
Members of the Mems club entertained
girl friends at dancing party at tn
old Country club Friday Those present
russell Barclay, Vesta Van SAINT. Johl
Bernie Kimball, Frank Anderson Mar
garet Fitzgerald George Schmidt, Mandi
Peterson. Leonard Blessing, Anna Hig
gins. Ed Humphal, Cathlyn Crawford
George Hauptman, Anna Maur, jim
Shanholz, Nal Leach, Dor Mcbride Re
gina Redmond. Lee Lowry Marie Krug
Theodore Korbmaker, Ruth Goddard
Waldo Laur Carrie Andreason. Paul Jor
dan, Winnie Hurd, Jim Koutsky, Mari
Starouski, Ralph Leach, Minnie John
son. Harold Land, Marjorie Guryman o
Shenandoah la.
P. c. Caldwell candidate for justice O.
the peace, respectfully solicits your vote
Advertisement
For rent by September /, rooms
strictly modern. Phone South 3l792.
N. p. Swanson for coroner.
Society Notes.
Mrs. A. l.. Sutton is enjoying a sum.
mer outing at Clear Lake, Ia, with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. n. A, Nelson of Aurora, Neb., IL
visiting with her sister, Mrs. c. II. Lee
at the home of the latter 500 North Tween.