Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-30


appearance when applied and should be
applied in early spring II irsures the
arass an early start and continues feed
ing throughout the entire growing sea
son. The result will be a quick growth
Of green. luxurious grass
Call South 10 or 40 Eratz Brothers,
Coal and Feed.
Maatc City Gossip,
We desire 20 thank our many friends,
neighbors and the members Of different
lodges for their kind assistance and
beautiful floral offerings during our re-
cent bereavement Mrs J. Kaufman
and Family.
Contractor George Parks has returned
from short business trip to Boone. la
John Sheehn OF jackson. Ncb, is the
guest of his mother Mrs. James Sheehn
Mrs. u. J McAdams will entertsIn the
members OF the Monticello club Tuesday
afternoon.
office space Tor rent In Bee office. 23ls
y street Terms reasonable Well known
location, Tcl. South -.
Mrs and Mrs George .. Turner have
returned from Iowa, where they spent
the winter with relatives
George u. Brewer who has been ill
| with pneumonia for some weeks, Is re-
ported az much improved
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Tanner were guests
| VI MIrt W. ANeHu ana MISS NntntNleNe lkefU
! Of Lincoln the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hodgsou nave an
nounced the engagement OF their dauEh-
| ter, Frances Elizabeth Hodgson TO Allen
| T. Jones.
| The PivonkA block, being the northeast
! corner Of Twenty-siXth and y streets
| was sold yesterday to Pauline Dodscn OF
Lsnessoroush Ia; the consideration be
! Omaha is the local agent for the build
| inE
The women Of the First Presbyterian
/ church will serve their annual hot bis.
! cult and maple syrup dinner, Aprill 90
| at the church
! Lloyd Drummond Tor year motor cor
/ Of South Omaha has resigned his position
| with Armour a Co TO engage in bust.
| ness in WoodrNer
There are about twenty cases of conta.
gion In South Omaha and City Physician
! Shanahan is using every means 10 keeu
| down further spread OF the different dis.
eases. The contagious include scarlet
fever small pox and diphtheria,
Miss Vivian Dyke is visiting Will
friends at Ntllisca, la, for a few days.
Mrs. n Cote OF Omaha will he hostas,
for the Tue-of-War club Wednesday
| afternoon.
Mrs. Frank sevick and two children
heye gone to Lincoln to spend the weel
St Martins Womans auxiliary vii
meet in the parish house, 2Si4 J street
Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Firs
| Methodist church will hold a rummaE,
sale AT lO5 North TNenty-fourth stree
Thursday April 2.
The Emanon club will be entertained
a kensington Tuesday evening at IT.,
home OF Miss Dessie Robinson, 80 Nortl
| Twenty-second street.
The Christian womans Board Of Mis-
sious will be entertained at the home o
| MTa Wilann n1
streets, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. D. l.. Holmes entertained ar bridg
| wednesday afternoon complimentary 4
Mrs. Fred Carlow, daughter % hr. Coyte
who Is visiting with friends in Omaha
Miss Maurine Murdock mas returned {,
Lincoln after spending a week with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Murdock
Mrs. J. l.. Bush and daughter, Mis-
! Blanche. leave the first OF the week 70
El Paso, Tex, where they will spend IN
summer.
The women Of the First Methods
church will serve dinner Thursday even
hg, April g. at o'clock at the church
TweDty-fifth and + streets.
Dor Mcbride, who Is attending III
Wesleyan university at Lincoln, Ia spend
ing his spring vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Mcbride.
Mrs. ]. Ulich entertained the women o
the First Methodist church at tea Fri
day aft srnoon. She was assisted by Mrs
IL. q. klddoo ana Mrs M, Foote.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Yves
Side Interdenominations Sunday schoC
will give a box social at the Cassidy hal
| Forty-first ana = streets Tuesday even
ing. This IL their first public event an
n good program is being prepared for th
occasion.
Superintendent OF schools n, NJ. Ora
ham delivered i paper before The htg
school section Of the teachers meeting a
Fremont last week. Misses Maud Hank
and Emma Diokman OF the South Om1h
schools we're on the program. Saturda
Mr.. Graham spoke before the otto
County Teachers association at Syracuse
The heavy rain yesterday washed ou
} a $50 retaining wall built last year b
Councilman ]. r. Alton at 1919 street
society Notes.
Mrs Charles Eads entertained u
members OF the North Side Kensingto
y club at a ! o'clock luncheon Wednesday
Mrs A. w. HAllam was honor gues
Covers were laid for: Mesdames II. {
, Bliss. Hopkins, Welman, Philip. Omaht
W. Bliss, Compton A. Randall, Major
, A. II. Murdock, o. p. Taylor. @. v
Davis, MoCoyd, PoliRn. n. Van San
Ashe. Mckee, G. Lee, MicheslsoD MooI
and c. Eads.
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