Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-20
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mrs. Phillip 0'Reilly Wins Queens
Contest at the Hospital
Carnival.
NAY ORDER BIG SIGNS DOWN


eentest at the hospital carnival last night
by a vote Of A.3eS Miss Anne Gelescki
was second with eO.35l. Miss sadie
Rothols brought in 1880 votes, while
Miss Mary Pablonis had ASA votes. A
miscellaneous scattering Of seventy-six
odd votes went to MAKE UP the total OF
st7Js. on this contest the results in
money amount 10 ts47.5e
The prize winner. Mrs. o'Reilly. will
be given a trip to the Panama exposition
with ali expenses paid. The contest was
very spirited, supporters of each candi-
date working hard for the success OF
their respective choice. The count was
made last night at the Live Stock Ma
tionai bank before a large crowd of peo-
pie. The committee OF tellers consisted
OF c. H. Brewer. W. b. Check and G. f.
scarr. William Kunold OF theN Live Stock
National bank acted as tally CLERK and
Daniel Fleming OF the seaman-sarvis
shows read the ballots. This contest was
one Of the most profitable to the hospital
fund.
The crowd at the carnival last night
was exceptionally large ana tonight will
be the final big night
Move to Take Down signs.
Since the installation Of the new light
ing system In South Omaha there has
been a growing sentiment in favor Of
removing all the dsfiguring signs over
hanging the sidewalks on Twenty fourth
street. The order TO remove the signs
has been under consideration by tho
mayor and council for some time. II the
present administration does not enter the
order the Omaha city ordinances will be
invoked as soon as the merger law be-
comes effective.
Things are rapidly shaping themselves
for the turning over of the city to the
Omaha officials. Mayor DRhlman and
all the Omaha commissioners will visit
The city Monday TO assume formal charge
of affairs. II is expected that the treas
uIer and city clerk will ask to be man
damussed before they, turn sover the
records. Whether the other officials will
assume similar attitude could not DO
learned yesterday The clerk and treas
urer wish TO be treasured as to their
obligations under their official bonds be-
fore resigning their duties.
Motor Patrol in sight.
South Omaha will nave n motor patrol
wagon as soon as Commissioner Kugel
can provide the same after the merger
on Monday. Chief Briggs, who will be
captain in charge OF the local station.
has asked for the machine already. A
garage will be erected next to the police
station and a number OF motorcycle off
GERS appointed. The local police board
has Just appointed John Raduzina. 20 the
police force.
Omaha officers will take charge Mon.
day and the work OF making the transfers
and introducing Omaha methods and
RULES In the local department will begin
az once.
NobIe-wrimht.
James A. Noble OF Grand Island and
Lottie d. Wright OF SIC North Twenty
third street. South Omaha, were married
June II at p. m. at the home OF the
brides parents, MFR. and Mrs. Sanford
Wright by the brides pastor. Rev. Al
bert N. Porter Of the South Omaha United
Presbyterian church. Miss Wright Is a
well known South omahan. having been
teacher In the schools for many years.
MIR. Noble was born and reared In North
Omaha, where he has been prominent IN
Young Mems Christian association work
for sevefRl years
The young couple will make their homo
in Grand Island. where Mr.. Noble is
physical director in the Young Mems
Christian association.
Magic City Gossip.
The last CT the Eagle delegates 20 the
state convention left yesterday for their
respective homes.
Karl Lee. a graduate OF the South
Omaha High school and Tor several years
connected with the south OMAHA office
Of The Bee. has accepted position with
pne OF the Omaha dallles in Council
Superior lodge No. 1875, Degree Of Honor.
Will hold a special meeting Tuesday after
noon, June 2, for initiation OF candidates
and general business. Wednesday ove-
he IN Which Ss S SP tss sssin sr YIN o.s be
and, South Omaha viii take part
Mrs; @; b. Johnson Of the South Omaha
schools Ia visiting her sister In Omaha.
- ,cat ~. sne WI leave Tor q summer trip
large number Of oitisens pian 20 wit
1 1ess the Visit OF Mayor nahlman and the
Dmaha commissioners 20 the city haIl
Monday The time viii be announced
Church Notes.
First Presbyterian. Twenty-third ana
\, heN. Robert J.. Wheeler. Pastor-Morn-
tng sermon at II. pastor preaching. sun
and E SnSol a. s:S; Junior leagge at 5
come.
81, Luke's Lutheran, Twenty-fifth and
school at s;l5 Morning service al n
SS.hheleet 81 sermon. ''Aggressiveness In
First Methodist. Twenty-fifth ana T..
Rev. J. w. Kirkpatrick. Pastor-Sunday
1.-THE Higher Christian's iAfe." J9aior
tten,sne at z;0 Epworth league at $50.
Open air vesper summer services OF
union congregations Of the churches OF the
city VIII begin tomorrow evening at 7
O'Clock on the high school campus south
SMa h.i hsy' Mt Kirkpatrick Of the First
weather interferes the meeting will be
held IN the First Presbyterian church az
Twenty-third and streets.
Letter Memorial Methodist. Fifteen and
Madison, Rev, j. w. Henderson Pastor
Sunday school at 10. Preaching at nj ami
q splendid service OF the church and we
especially invite all the young people 10
attend in connection with the Sunday
school lesson will preach a tempera nee
sermon for the morning hour. Subject,
Whose Table should We ait al and
Whose Cup Should we Drink Or Please
don't fail 20 attend Sunday school and
then stay Tor the sermon. In the evening
] viii preach an evangeiistic sermon. GA
600 stranger In His own WorldY'
study Hoffmans picture Of Christ at
the Door then answer by turning the
knob OF your own hearts door and let
Him IN You are always welcome TO our
Probable morning hours and our sacred
Sunday evening services.
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