Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-13
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Old CObblestone Paving on West 1
Street Torn Up to Prepare
for Brick.
WORK TO BE STARTED MONDAY
FINAL Rand CONCERT.

FINAL BAND CONCERT.
A final band concert OF the summer
will be given at Mandan park 70
the Maple avenue district this after
noon at 2 o'clock. Refreshments will
be served by members of the South
Side Improvement club.
The old cobblestone paving on West L
street, from ths stock yards to Thirty
third. has been torn 10 10 make ready
for new brick pavement about to be laid
by the city. rnree immense piles of con
crete for mixing are now piled at the
corner of Thirty-third and L streets The
work of mixing and laying the IliNture
will be started Monday morning.
West q saloon RRided.
Detective Andrew LeoilSki and officer
Barney Cogan last night raided the sa-
/ loon of John Suiykn, 27l5 q street. Be
sides Sudyka. a bartender. Joe Peatla,
Twenty-seventh and . streets. Ghd five
! inmates were taken. They were X. Nc
Kune, $500 S street; Anton Skorg. 2SlS Ar
Dor street, John Bartmnn, Tldrty-sccord
and f stress; George Eiska, 27i' = street,
and Valent vresg, Twenty seventh end
r. streets. The ratl was made at $50
o'clock. All inmates AMI pror"ietp~ were
/ later released on bonds.
HOrsethief Gets Busy.
w. Bates. a farmer, listing at Thirty
sixth and U streets, re 1hr;cl I, the pO-
! lice yesterday morning that an unidenti-
! fled thief had stolen his horse and buggy
/ sometime yesterday while the latter was
hitched near his home. The horse was a
| bay. Two bales of hay were in the
buggy when taken. The police ATE look
! ing for the man.
Mrs. w. Il. Moore Entertains.
Mrs. w. F. Moore entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home. S02 North
Forty-fourth street, Friday evening. The
evening was spent in music and singing,
after which refreshments were served.
Those present were:
! Misses Misses
Josephine Curtis Eliza beth Padgetl
Lucy Schlesser Evelyn Mclaughlin
Helen Fitzgerald Grace Wehner
Nellie Carroll Lauretta Wehner
Sivie O'Neil Cora Storm
Martha Yost Mrs. j. Mclaughlin
Bessie Miller Mrs. w. Il. Moore
Nieman-W Wilson W eddInS.
A complete surprise to her friends,
| Miss Norma Nieman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Nieman and popular high
school girl, was married to Leroy viii
son of Omaha at the home of Rev. ]. w.
|
street, last Saturday evening. The even
ing after the ceremony was passed at
the home of the brides parents at sos
North Twentieth street
The couple left on their honeymoon
trip to Wichita, Kan, and western Ne
braska last Monday morning. Mr.. Will
son is connected with the Corn State
Serum company and is nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Jones, with whom he
has made his home since small boy
He is a graduate of the South Omaha
High school,
Ladies' Fall
Shoes, all the latest lasts, in lace or
button. Our prices are below those of
same grade in the uptown stores. Try us.
CRBSSEY.
Markey-Putman NuptIals.
Miss Evangeline Anna Putnam. former
high school girl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank S. Putnam, was married to
Arthur M. Marley Wednesday morning
at st. Bridget's church. Rev. Father
Ballew performed the ceremony.
Some seventy-five guests attended the
wedding breakfast served Immediately
after the ceremony at the home of the
groom, Twentv-fourth and streets,
South Side. Father Ballew acted as
POSTMASTER. and among those who gave
toasts were the elder Marl1ey and James
! Hector.
The bride wore a tafetta gown beauti-
fully trimmed with lace. She carried a
bouquet of bridal roses. Miss Mayme
Humpal acted as bridesmaid, while James
Hector was best man.
The couple will Journey to Lincoln on
their honeymoon trip, following which
they will make their home at Twenty
sixth and F streets, after September Il.
Our Boys
Steel Shod," American Boy" and
Scout shoes arc without any question
the best shoes made for service and style.
Sold only at Cressey's, in South omaha.
Big Four on Firing Line.
A meeting of the Big Four club was
held at the home of Theodore Korbmaker
treasurer, last evening, to discuss pros
poets for the South High school foot ball
team. Principal S. w. Moore of the high
school was invited to attend.
The announcement that Van Arthur
ton, star halfback OF the squad. would
return to school next Monday after de-
Gliding to leave the high school entirely,
has cheered the members up. Every eff
fort Will now be made to secure eligibility
to play foot ball for Ralph Leach, veteran
quarterback of the squad, who is down
in a last years study.
Startling moral Play" is coming TO
South Omaha.
The most widely criticised play of it's
type-that is the distinction Of THE
Blindness Of Virtue" the English moral
play. which has been produced in films
by Essanay, and will be shown at the
Besse theater tomorrow. This great play
teaches of the stupidity of virtues which
lead to vice. 1t conyinces that the great
est danger the young girl can be sub
jected to grows out of her ignorance re-
garding certain problems Of the maturing
body. And this Ignorance is laid on the
head Of her mother-whose great duty it
is to open her eyes. Effie. the girl who
protrays Ignorance, is played by Edna
Mayo. Bryant Washburn plays opposite
her as Archie. the minister's protege and
protector of Effie Admission matinee,
10 cents; evening. 20 cents. The play is
or tomorrow only.
Our Girls Dress
School shoes will please you. A stock of