Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-15
SOUTH SIDE AFFAIRS
Registration Days for High
School Will Be Announced
DISCONTINUE GIRLS CAMP

DISCONTINUE GIRLS CAMP
With but two weeks left before
the opening of school for the fall
term, beginning September l, stu
dents are specializing on the pros
poets of athletics and other activities
this year. TIE new principal, Mr..
|hHuwaldt, has arrived and will take
permanent charge 'of his Office to-
day. Registration days will be an
nounced soon. Miss Breen, former
secretary in the superintendent Of
schools office, has been in charge ar
ranging affairs for the opening OF
school, =
1t is known that Principal Huwaldt
is an enthusiast of athletics, debating
and all such student activities.
Vacation Camp, Discontinued.
Objection on the part of the hosts
of girls who work at the Armour
Packing plant to enjoying weeks
vacation at Camp Howe on Kings
lake, near Valley, has caused General
| Manager R. c. Howe to abandon the
idea for the summer. 1t was originally
intended to continue the. camp until
September !.
~ cannot exactly understand the
action Of the girls" Miss Ring, sec
rotary to Mr.. Howe, who has taken
great interest in the expeditions.
said Saturday, Their objection to
going on these summer excursions
free of all costseems nonsensical, yet
they persist and we could not force
them. Mr.. Howe has discontinued
the camp"
Miss Evelyn Wore Entertains.
Miss Evelyn Wore entertained at
Ia house party during the weekend
for her cousins who are visiting in
the South Side. The guests were
Misses Enolg Hall of Columbus,
Fannie Matson of Monroe, Audrey
Matson of Monroe, lone Hall Of
Columbus, Alice Lindburg of Polk
and Cora Hall of Columbus.
l. Thief to Start Shoehop.
A thief who evidently was intent
ION entering the shoe repairing bust
ness, raided the shop of Walter
Olech, Thirty-ninth and L streets.
Friday evening and STOLE about every
thing portable in sight. The goods
taken included a hide worth SO,
twelve pairs of rubber heels, pair of
shoes, one being just half soled and a
bunch of tools valued at S.. Entrance
was gained to the shop bya trapdoor.
Olech failed to report the robbery
until last evening at & O'Clock. /,
Accused of Trespassing.
Special Officer Hitler was obliged
to exert considerable effort in bring
ing George Sherwood, elevator OPP
orator, 1916 K street, to the police
station after he. had ordered him off
the, railroad tracks.
Bowlers Meet Soon.
Bowlers of the South Side will
meet before the end of the month,
probably on the evening of August
26, to discuss plans for the fall and
winters bowling contests. Three
leagues fought for honors during the
last year, one Of the organizations
being an entirely new one. The Stock
Yards league now contains many ex-
pert bowlers and with the sprinkling
of other old veterans will be we'll able
to keep its place as an opponent OF
the two Magic City leagues.
+ The meeting will probably be held
in the office of George Gribble, one
of the officials at Twenty-fourth and
NJ streets. Officials Of all three
leagues will be present.
South Dakotan Dead.
George C. Schlekan, aged u years
whose parents are old, residents Of
Sarpy county, was killed by lightning
in White Deer, S D., last week. He
is survived by a wife and two chill,
dren. Five brothers, Henry, Frank
Charles, Edward and Fred, and two
sisters, Mrs. G. F. Dunn and Mrs
H. C. Small, also survives
The funeral will be hold Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home
of the parents, H. SGhlekan. Services
will be held in the Union church o.
\ Sarpy county and burial will follow
in the Bailey cemetery.
Aleshire Farewell Party.
A farewell party was given Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Marlelint
. EAleshire, who will leave Monday fol
+ Ell Paso, Tex, where she will make
: her home. The evening was spen
! in dancing and games. A daint,
: luncheon was served. Those presen
. were: Carol Demke, Madeline Ale
' shire, Margaret tanning, Barbara Au
gustine, Irene Blumes, Alice Barry
= Irene Peterson; Ruth Yost, There's;
: Murphy, Myrtle Judge, Mary Cald
e wei, Veronica McGoldrich, MARI
1 Dent, Katherine Lanning, Mrs. Pan
f Byerly, Mrs. F., Demke, NJ. Higgins
!, NJ. Harmon, ]. Higgins, F: Kendall
, F. Murphy, G. Guerin, William Gil
, logly, Guy Usher, Tom Redmond
Tom Lanning, Alex .McCabe, Mix
/ Murphy, Erank Dore, Robert Kelly
John Byerly, Tom Fitzgerald ant
:. Harold Caldwell.
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