Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-26
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Belgisns Plan Dance to Raise Funds
TO Aid Countrymen,
KINNEY SENDS LAMB SHIPMENTS
Pioneer Historical society Com.
pIetes Arrangements Tor First
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Belgisns OF South Omaha have CONF
pleted arrangements for dance TO
be held Sunday. November l, at the New !
settlers HAN, Thirty-siNth and L streets. !
TO raise funds to aid their countrymen |
in the hSrdships brought on by the war, |
! George Doprsy is at the head OF tho Or
ganization to raise funds and has several |
able assistants that are also doing every |
thing in their power TO make the affair
big event.
Several weeks ago neat sum was
Melted by the proceeds obtained from a
dance and heartened by their former sue
cess a canvass is being made OF the en-
tire city by the committee In an effort
20 make this dance doubly successful.
DR.. Won de Mere OF Chicago has been
chosen treasurer for al OF the Belgian
relief funds raised IN this country
Through his work nearly every Belgian
community in tho United states has been
organized for relief. IL is planned that
various forms OF amusement will be given
! from time to time 20 raise money for the
fsthetland\ while the war lasts.
Large Shipment OF Lambs.
I
| Cokeville wye, during the last two
weeks has made large shipments Of lambs
/ TO South Omaha. lie had eight carloads
| here last week that brought ST6o per 100
| pounds which was the high price so fer
| this month For three days Kinney
topped the market with his sheep. which
| Is n very unusual event for O single ship
bel. In the last two weeks Mr.. kinney
has shipped about l4,O0o head to the local
market.
Pioneers to Hold Social
The Pioneer Historical society has COM
rleted all arrangements for its first
social Of the season, to he held in the
library hall. Monday evening.
The program will be a very interesting
one and among other things will consist
OF vocal and musical selections, by well
known South omaha favorites. Several
who will entertain are the Misses LILLIAN
4 steinberg Helen Redmond. Georgina
Davis. Mary Mailman, Lydia Hennl,
Robert Henni and ]. c. Carley.
/ The society was organized TO promote
the gathering Of all South omaha's early
residents. their families and friends No
admission will be charged
Child's League Meets.
South Omaha Circle of the Child's
Conservation league met Thursday after
noon at the high school. The circle viii
meet the first and third Thursdays OF
each month, The next meeting will be
held November s. Mrs. II. NJ. Graham
is slated to give talk on classes and
combinations OF food.
Return from sandhiIIs.
Johnny Boyle and Dick YAught returned
Saturday from a ten days hunt in the
sandhills. Although the flight from the
north is not yet on, In full blast. the
above duo were enabled TO bag the limit
although they were forced 20 work for
every bird they got. Frank Dworak and
Barry Larl5in. who were the other half
of the original party. returned early IN
the week with the limit. The present cool
wave will, In all probability bring down
the birds from the north. and shooting
is bound to be good very shortly. Sew
efal parties of local hunters have left In
quest Of game along the Platte and into
the sandhill country.
Festival Closes.
The Columbian festival closed last even
ing after four days successful existence.
This is probably the most Thoroughly
satisfactory festival ever held by the
organization, and the affair will be made
an annual event henceforth. Following
program OF singing, reoitations and
other events. Congressman Lobeck ad-
dressed the audience briefly.
Magic City Gossip,
! The ladies of the First Methodist church
| Will hold rummage sale November g.
: Cherokee coal unscreened. A25: SCREEN
ca NI5 South I, Howland Lum. q Coal
Tony Smith, police court officer under
NNhaRs. Nas.U,
adcnoids.
Office space for rent in Bee office ssls
\ street Terms reasonable. Wen known
location. Tel, South q.
st. Martins wonens Auxiliary will
meet Wednesday at 2:3O with Mrs. George
Francis, PIG I street
For Rent or Trade--Good house: fouI
lots; fruit, outbuildings: 10 lots adJoln.
ns that ! use; mile soutb or letters
brewery. Phone SO. 2B79.
: The ladies of st. Agnes church will
pave card party on Monday evening,
october ~, at McCrann's hall. Everyone
Is welcome.
Room and board. private family: 951,
quired
The Ladies Aid society of the Presbv.
terrain church will meet at the home Of
Mrs; A. NJ. Murdoch 2515 street,
! wednesday afternoon.
! q. c. Porter socialist candidate for
governor. win speak at socialist hesd.
! quarters. Twenty-fourth and n streets
the evening OF october a.
; The members OF the LOYAL Order nj
Moose gave q dance last evening which
was largely attended. at the Moose home
Twenty-fitth and NJ streets.
The Irish Fellowship club of South
Omaha viii entertain its members and
friends at the Danish Brotherhood hall
2tiS N street Monday evening, October @
Miss LuellG Anderson, violinist and
: Mrs Bertha Clark Hughes, reader viii
/. awe a concert Thursday evening ut Inc
u streets. ~" ""u
No. s., Ancient Order OF United Work.
E men, VIII entertain their members and
I friends with literary and musical nro.
gram, Followed by refreshments. Tues.
day evening, october "a.