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Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
LOCAL BRIEFS
S. G. Rand is in from Utica.

S. G. Rand is in from Utica.
G. w. Collins came in Friday from
Grass Range.
II. kenney of Grass Range was in
town Sunday.
Agnes BecIard, was in from Square
Butte Monday.
p. J. Osweiler left Monday for Bel.
lingham, Wash.
Homer kneer was visitor from
Brooks Sunday.
W. II. Shepard was visitor from
Straw Saturday.
Roy Davenport of Moccasin was in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Dixon are in the
city from Denton.
w. T. Wilson of Moccasin is visiting
Mrs. j. H. Sanford.
Miss Anna William was in the city
from Geyser Sunday.
Barney Bernier OF Kendall spent
Friday in Lewistown.
+. S. Taylor was a business caller
from Cheadle Monday.
Edward Dougherty was in town
from Armells Saturday.
w. l.. Hart of Buffalo was transact.
ing business here Monday.
John Hopkins and wife of Roy
spent Saturday in the city.
l.. o. Oliver of Buffalo was visitor
in the county seat Saturday.
NJ. l.. Woodman spent Monday
transacting business in Hilger.
II. l.. Scanlon and John Chambers
left yesterday for Lincoln. Neb.
|. +. Hagen of Butte was in the city
atteding to business matters Monday
% Svend Holland of the Forest Grove
country was caller in Lewistown Gn
Sunday
Mrs. w. Williams of Benchland was
a visitor in Lewistown the first OF
the week.
w. c. Weber. president of the State
Bank of Grass Range, spent Mon
day in the city.
J. L. Stewart left Saturday fol
Maiden where he will look after some
mining property.
Miss Emma Mattill, teacher ii
the Lewistown schools. was visitin:
with friends at Winifred last week.
Zensal stops the itching of eczema
Sold by Seiden Drug Co.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
GAME FEAST AT MOORE,

The Moore Gun club is preparing
for the big event of the social sea
son in the Rock creek metropolis. It
will be wild game feed and dance,
which is to be staged Friday night.
December Is. The dance, which will
be held in Clary's hall, opens the
evening and at midnight a wild game
lunch will be served at the kipe hotel.
This will be the bright feature OF the
evening. Elk, mallard duck and trout
constitute the menu. but, of course,
there will also be trimmings. After
the lunch dancing will be resumed.
Everybody is invited and many Lewis.
town people will attend. Jack Hen
bricks has promised to resurrect his
old prairie schooner. and with pair
of mules, will conduct the official
"jitney,' guaranteeing to haul all who
will take the chance to any part OF
the city of Moore.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
ILLINOIS CLUB
IS ORGANIZED
HELD At THE FERGUS HOTEL
MONDAY EVENING,
Or. JOHN 7. FOLEY IS PRESIDENT

There was a very fine attendance
,of former residents of Illinois at the
banquet given at the Fergus hotel
Monday night, that date being chosen
to celebrate the ninety-eighth ami.
versary of the admission of the state
into the Union and at the same time
to organize the Illinois Club OF Fer
gus county. Dr. John y. Foley pre-
sided as toastmaster and made par,
ticularly graceful address OF welcome.
Ralph J. Anderson made a brief
address. setting out the purpose in
forming an Illinois club. and Edward
Morrow spoke interestingly on Our
Notables," calling the roll of Illinois
hOnored sons.
John Ries was interesting in his
brief address. Making Good in a
New State.' and w. NJ Blackford re.
spoDded to the toast. THE Nation
E. L. McCleneghan spoke for the
press and Senator J. T.. Lane made an
interesting general talk, with Illinois
as his theme. DR.. Foley then called
upon the other gentlemen and all re-
sponded, though the responses were
necessarily quite brief.
The Officers.
The constitution of the club was
read and adopted and the following
officers were elected: DR.. John T
Foley. president: Mrs. Il. j. Morrow
Senator j. Il. Lane. Ralph J. Ander
son and John S. Marshall. vice presi
dents and H. l.. McClenegllan, secre
tary and treasurer.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
TIE DORMiToRY COMPANY.

The Fergus County Improvement
company, which is the high school dor.
mitory corporation. met Tuesday and
approved the work done and all acts
of the board. II is expected that the
building will be ready for occupancy
during January. The sheathing went
on yesterday and the building will be
under roof in a few days. so that the
finishing may be carried on in the
interior.
The board reelected the directors
and the old officers were also re-clcct'
ed. The officers are B. e. Stack, pres
ident: +. X. Warren, vice president:
J. w. Woodland. secretary and treas
urer, and they, with N. M. Walker
and Samuel Phillips, comprise the
board
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07

r. l.. Thompson is in the city from
Benchland.
George Naesig arrived in the city
Friday from Moore.
DR.. Bartlett of Grass Range visited
in Lewistown Friday.
J. Fl. Hopkins, wife and son of Roy
spent Friday in the city.
Miss Clara Mentzer of Martinsdale
is visitor in Lewistown.
Mrs. George Lincoln arrived on
Sundays train from Denton.
s. H. Eicoff of Grass Range was reg
istered at the Bright Sunday.
W. II. Blackwell of Coffee creek paid
the county seat IA visit Friday.
S. j. Driscoll and wife of Roundup
arrived here on Fridays train.
Miss Nina Williams of Geyser is
| visiting with friends in the city.
Homer Maddox of Square Butte was
a visitor in the county seat Sunday.
Benjamin Hampson of Brenchland
was visiting the county seat Sunday.
County Attorney and Mrs. Frank A.
Wright have returned from Detroit.
j. b. Holmes of Benchland was a
business visitor in the city Saturday
II. W. Rathbun of Grass Range was
business visitor to the city Monday
George w. Ayers was in the city
! from his Grass Range ranch Saturday
| II. w. Daub, water expert for the
Milwaukee, was in the city on bust
ness Saturday.
| J. G. Summers, the land man from
Roy, was in the city transacting bust
ness Saturday.
| Frank Scovel, the transfer magnate
returned Friday from a busines.
trip to Great Falls.
Mrs. Dena Grimes left Saturda.
for Memphis. Tenn, where she viii
/ join her husband.
! Miss Mamie McRae and Mrs. D. J
i McRae of Moccasin are visiting will
! Mrs. Mike Gurnett.
! J. IT. Charters, of the Grass Range
Mercantile company, motored in from
the Range Monday.
! Attorney J. r. Robinson jr of Gras!
Range was in the city transactint
legal business Monday.
w. l.. Eckley. cashier of the State
Bank of Windham, was among thu
business visitors Monday.
J. p. Rogers has gone out to Han
over where he has accepted a posi-
tion at the gypsum plant.
Judge Cheadle left on Monday
train for White Sulphur Springs, t
attend to business matters.
Joe Plank and wife and Ed. Coope
left Monday for Aurora. ILL.,, wher
they will visit for some time.
Mrs. Julia McCauley returned t.
her ranch OH Mcdonald creek afte
spending several days in the city.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
HARLEY ShOWEN AND MISS EDITH
CARBAUCH MARRIED At HOSPITAL

ly injured just a week ago Sunday
by Col. {. w. Shomo. who slashed
him across the abdomen during II
personal encounter at the Judith room
ing house. Of which Shomo is the
proprietor, was married at 81. Jo-
scph's hospital On Saturday, the
bride being Edith V. carbaugh. Il
native of l'iuua. Ohio. The ceremony
was performed by Judge Is. II. Foley
in the presence OF Miles A. Shower.
a prominent and highly respected citi-
zen Of Columbus, Mont, father Of the
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
DISEASE is
ST0MATITIS
DIAGNOSIS OF AILMENT AFFECT
ING CATTLE is NOT FOOT
AND MOUTH MALAOY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. l.-Diag.
nosis Of the ailment affecting cattle
here as stomatitis and not the much
feared epidemic, foot and mouth dis.
ease. caused predictions tonight that
the quarantine on the local stockyards
will be lifted within a few days. DR..
James Fleming. local representative
of the federal bureau Of animal in.
dustry. said it was likely all restric.
tions OH the movements of cattle
would be removed within short time
but there was not indication Of when
the formal notification will be issued.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
CHAMPION STEER.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The Information.
al Steer championship was won today
horn, raised by the agricultural de,
partment Of the University of Califor.
mia and the reserve grand champion.
ship of the International livestock
Show was won by University OF Cali.
fornia Jock, a pure bred Angus which
was grand champion of the Pan ma.
Pacific exposition. The grand cham.
piOn weighed ,l3O pounds. He Will be
sold tomorrow.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
LIFT RESTRICTIONS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec 1.-Orders
lifting restrictions on the shipment OF
cattle from all public stockyards In
Illinois were issued here tonight by
DIR. o. Il. Dyson. state veterinarian
following advices that cattle at Kan.
sas City suspected of having the foot
and mouth disease were not suffering
from that infection. Stockers hnd
feeders held in yards at Chicago and
elsewhere may now be released, DR.
Tyson said.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
HERE FROM SuEEOlk.

Jason L. Glenn arrived in the city
Tuesday from his ranch near the
thriving little town of Suffolk. Mr.
Glenn will spend several days here
transacting business and visiting with
his daughters. Mrs. Earl McGinnis
and Mrs. Golda Sheldon.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07

WANTED TO BUY---A RELINQUISH-
ment with some improvements. or
100 acres of decided land Must be
cheap for cash. State full particulars
in first letter. Il. Joslin. care Phillips
burg Cash Grocery, Phillipsburg, Mont.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
EARMERS' MEETING.

j.. Josiah Chase of HoZcnan Agri-
cultural college arrived Monday to
assist Carl II. Peterson. county agri'
culturist. in the farm management
demonstration and farm accountant
meetings. These meeting will con
tinuc for several weeks, and II il
hoped that they will assist the farm
crs in their farm business and In keep
ing systematic farm accounts.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
NORMAN.JOHNSON.

Willard Norman and Miss Iris John.
son. well known young people of
l1ewistown, were married at the Meth.
odist, parsonage Monday by Rev. G.
NJ. Donaldson. They were attended
by Irwin Wilbur and Miss May Brown,
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07

Corrected daily by the Lewistown
Chamber of Commerce for the benefit
of the farmers Of Fergus county.
Wheat-No. l northern. $1.61; No,
2 northern, $l56: No. 3 northern,
$1.43; No. 2 hard Montana. $1.65: No.
3 hard Montana, $1.45; No. hard
Montana, $1.43; No. durum, 31.5S;
No. 2 durum. $l51.
Flax-NO. l, $2.57; No. ., $2.52.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
A RAILROAD RuMOR.

There is a rumOr afloat that the
Milwaukee is planning on extending
their line east from Roy this coming
spring to take in the rich agricul-
tural district in that end OF the coun-
ty.-Hilger Herald.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
BRIDGE is BURNED.

The Great Northern bridge between
Judith Gap and Billings has been de-
| stroyed by fire and the Milwaukee line
is handling the Great Northern pas
senger trains. Nos. 43 and "A, between
Judith Gap and Lombard.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
Stray Sale

STRAY SALE - AT THE NOEL
ranch, about eight miles west Of
Utica, Fergus county, Mont, on Fri
day, December Is, 1916, at 2 o'clock
p. M. to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, the following de-
scribed horses: One bay
mare. weight 1000 lbs, star M
in forehead branded
on left shoulder. One pinto mare,
::s +; s';: ;:s T. :; :: 81: IL:
title to above described animals, prior
to sale, may have same without
charge. Leslie McCann, stock in.
spectOr.
ll-l6-4t
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07

WANTED TO RENT WITH OPTION,
small ranch suitable for chickens.
Address r., care Democrat 11.23-3tp
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
For Rent

FOR RENT--HALF SECTION NEAR
Columbus. Montana; y tillable;
nearly 80 acres plowed; fenced;
springs; timber; lease two or three
years; cash or shares: references.
Act quickly. Address b. Il. Malone,
Piper, Montana. .,,.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07
DEMOCRAT
WANT ADS
ONE CENT A WORD

To avoid extra bookkeeping, the
Democrat does not open new ac-
counts on Want Ads and terms
are cash with order except to
those having a charge account
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07

At LAST A CURE FOR RHEuMA.
TlSM.
l have a simple German herb tea
that has proven wonderfully effective
in cases where all other remedies
failed. Write or call for information
concerning this wonderfully remedy.
MRS. N. BUDDE,
(Reg. German Mid-Wife)
Box 1873 :: Great Falls, Montana
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07

groom, and the nurse who is employed
looking after the wounded man.
This wedding. it is understood. was
originally set for November IS, the
, encounter that resulted In Mr..
Showers going to the hospital neces-
sarily delaying it, Mr. Shower con.
tinues to improve.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14
July IA, 1916

Marry and between those who larry,
the former being captained by Gustavus
Loevinger, and the latter by Doc Sherper.
There'll be lots of other interesting do
ings and surprises on and off the boat
The committee in charge have made
every effort to surpass all previous ex-
cursions of the Bnai Birth, which con-
cededly were always found to be very en-
joyable by those who attended. The COM
mittee chairman, Arthur Melamed, has
asked the writer to say that the Captain Of
the boat has informed him that he will alb
solutely not let any more than the legal
limit of one thousand on the boat, and
therefore, Art says, Eat your noon lunch
on the boat, so that you'll be sure not
to be left behind when the capacity
crowd is aboard.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14
JEWS IN THE MINNESOTA
MILITIA.
BY Hymen z. Mendow.

Among the Minnesota Brigade who
left this week for somewhere on the
border" are quite a number of Jewish
young men from all over the state. The
following list is incomplete and subject to
revision when the report of the chap
lains is received as to religious affilia-
lions of the men in their regiments.
Battery F, the University contingent
of the list Field Artillery, had on it's ros-
ter: Mr.. Morris Littman a Junior in the
College of Science, Literature and Arts;
Nathan Minsky, a Sophomore, and Mr..
Hyme Miller, Freshman in the same
college.
The LIST Regiment Infantry had on it's
roll of honor the following Jewish young
men who left for the Mexican border
this week: In Co. are Corporal Maui
rice Schultz, Jack Gittleson, musician,
and Privates Hymen Meyers, P. e.
Swartz, Ben Smith, Henry Kessler, Louis
Rosen, Reuben Rosenthal, Max L. Sa~
doweski and Ernest Spiegel, privates in
Co. c, all of Minneapolis; Private L. A.
Goodman, Co. D, st. Paul. Privates Sam
Bashefkin, Sam Pass, Ehle w. Rose, Co.
E, St. Paul; Privates c. Litynski, B. Lit
yuShl, L. MoyoIo, r. d. IAlloIUduu w.
F, Minneapolis; Privates Joseph Mosher,
Abe Solomon, Co. H, Minneapolis; Mu-
stefan, Norris SorokLrs, and Mechanic,
Joseph Heck, Privates Morris Green
berg, Ben Molock Jacob Krisheff and
William Herman, Co. I, Minneapolis;
Privates William Schwartz, Co. K; Julius
Schecter, Benny Green and Clement Levin,
Co. M, all of Minneapolis
In the End Infantry are: Private Sam
E. Jacobs, Corporal Henry Krieger, Co.
A, New Ulm Corporal Ben Zimmerman,
Privates Sam Spiegel, Edward thinner
man, Co. G, Winona; Private Ray Rosen-
berg, Co. H, Mankato Private O. Jacobs,
Co. D, Northfeld Private L. Kaufman
and J. Rosenthal, Co. I, Owatonna.
In the 3rd Infantry are Private Louis
Hessin, Co. A, Duluth; Corporal J. S.
Kohn, Privates G. J. Isacson, Ben Lewis,
S. Weisberg, Co. G, Duluth, and Private
B. E. Rosenberg, Co. M, Hibbing.
All of the Jewish men took the Fed
eral oath and none have been disquali
fed for any reason. There are no Jew
ish line or staff officers in the Mime
sofa Brigade, and all non-commissioned
officers above the rank of corporal are
in the reserve, their term of enlistment
having expired previous to the moblll-
cation order by the President.
1t is~to be noted that wherever town
in the state has Jewish young man OF
military age. and a militia company that
young man is a member OF the guard.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

settled in their home at Forty-see-
ond and Davenport streets.
Mr.. Z. A. Holyoke OF Madrid, Neb..
has arrived to join Mrs. Holyoke, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
HOLSTER The Holyokes will remain
until the middle OF the week.
Mrs. George A. Rohrbough will
leave Monday morning for the Pa
cific coast to spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Wilhelm Bone
kemper, at Vancouver, Wash.
DIR. ]. r. Kleyla, who has spent the
last year in Denver, left Friday morn
ing for Vail, Ia, after a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kleyla. From Vail, Dr.. Kleyla will go
to Rochester, TO be gone eight weeks.
Mrs. Y Schonberger and daughter
Louise left Saturday evening for Ex-
celsior Springs, to be gone two weeks.
Miss Eva Alpirn left last evening
for St. Paul, Mimi, TO spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. ID. p.
FEEDER.
Word comes from Evanston that
Mrs. ] B. Wootan has had to UNDER
20 another operation, which is ex-
pected to afford her relief She is yet
IN the hospital, but is progressing
favorably
Miss Gladys Mullen leaves Monday
morning for Des MONIES 10 attend the
graduating exercises at St. Joseph's
academy, where her sister, Jeanne, is
member OF the class. Miss Mullen
will remain over for the alumnae en-
tertainments.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Capen are spend
ing a few weeks at Fremont.
Mrs. Hugh Weed and daughter
Phoebe have returned to st. Louis,
Miss Rosalie Lundgren has gone to
Seattle, Wash, 40 spend the summer
with relatives.
Mrs. Albert swartzlander returned
last week from the east, where She
spent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Rediek, who
have been in New York for week,
are expected home today
Mr.. {. II. Guiou arrives today IRON
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, to spend the summer
with his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs, a,
M. and Mrs. c. NJ. Wilhelm and
Mrs. Warren Rogers arc spending the
weekend at Wakefield, Neb., with Mr.,
and Mrs. Haskell.
Miss Marion Rogers Of Long
Beach, Cal, who has been visiting
Mrs. T. l.. Kimball and Miss Ara
bella Kimball, left last Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
New Of the School Sd.

Following the Bryan Mawr COM
mencement Thursday, Miss Marjorie
Smith went 10 New York TO visit a
classmate. Miss Du Fourqe, and then
will 90 10 Baltimore to visit another
college friend before coming home
about June Is.
Miss Emily Keller. who finishes at
Rosemary Hall June 8, will go to
West Point June - TO attend the
Iune hop. and will visit Miss Alice
Young at Mackinac before coming
home
MI ana MI, John w Towle and
Miss ToWle leave Tuesday for the
east 10 attend the graduation of Miss
Naomi Towle from Bradford aeades
my. They will all 50 To the Cornell
races lune NJ. before returning home.
SIR. and Mrs " r. Sage arc ex-
peeting their son, f, c. sage. home
lunr 40 from St Louis, where he
viii receive his doctor 81 medicine
desree from Washington University
Medical school he will take a two
week vacation returning 90 81 Louis
luiy GA akt a position a. house
aMcef on thc abslefNal service At
Watuet hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
psssau.yaill Wedding Cards.

Cards were received from MI.
Charles Latham Lawton for the mar
rage OF his daughter, Elizabeth Heth
Vail, TO Alvin Henry Dessau on Sat
urday, June "a, at noon at Trinity
church, Houghton, Mich, TO be fol-
lowed Immediately after by a reeep-
ton at his home.
Miss Vail is the granddaughter OF
Mrs. Martha Heth OF this city, spent
her childhood here and since then
has made frequent visits TO Omaha.
Mrs. Heth and Mrs. Stockton Heth
will go TO Houghton for the wedding.
Mr.. Dessau will take his bride east 10
live. his home being New Britain,
Conn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Among the Visitors.

Miss Helen Taylor OF Nebraska
City is the guest of Miss Merritt
Swinney.
Mr.. NJ. Kochentha1 OF Rochester,
N. Y, is visiting his sister Mrs. ).
Lehman. at 20S South Thirty second
avenue.
Mrs. Turner McAllister OF Oak
land. Cal, has arrived to be the guest
Of her parents, Mn and Mrs. A. G..
Edwards.
Mrs. z. Rengler and her niece, Miss
Martha Friedman. OF New York City
will arrive next Tuesday 10 visit Mrs.
Rengler's sister. Mrs. A. Wiess.
Mrs. Love d. Filhins and daugh-
tiers. Marion anh Ruth. will be in
Omaha this week TO visit the formers
sister, Mrs. ]. Nc Carse. Their home
IS In Oakland. Cal
Mrs. r X. Morrison OF Kansas
City arrives Monday from Lincoln,
where she has been visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs Louis kotsmeyer. 20 be the
guest Of her parents, Mt and MIS-
A. 7 Turkey, for two or three weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
At the Field Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Meyer had
seven guests; Mr.. Paul Weare, six
parties to four were given by the Lee
Huffs and Mr.. {, Z. Hutchinson;
others entertaining were MPs. p c,
Hyson, Mr.. Charles Sorrel and Mr.
d. II. O'Shea.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Towle en-
tertained Saturday evening at the
Field club for their house guests Mr.
and Mrs. F. II. Towle of Falls City
Those present were:
Or and Mrs. A. II. Nipple.
Messra and Mesdames-
C. A. Goss, T. G. Gosss,
A. O. storrs. John W. Towle.
Another dinner party of the eve
ming was given by Mr.. and Mrs. +
P. Smith. who dined With:
pr and Mrs. W. n. Sherraisn,
Mesars and Mesdames---
A. n. Marriott. Charles GyEer
n O Frederick j y. blanchard.
Mrs. Alexander Marriott OF Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
FAREWELL BREAKFAST TO
THE RETIRING TEACHERS

Superintendent Graft and Assistant
Superintendent Graham of the public
schools we're the only men present at
a farewell breakfast rendered by the
Teachers Annuity association at
Happy Hollow club to Mrs. Nora II.
Lemon and Miss Dora Harvey, retir-
ing principals.
Fifty women attended the function.
Mrs. Agnes M. Harrison, principal OF
Farnam school, presided.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
their oldest son, Wentworth, and his
family of Oakland, Cal.
At Carter Lake Club.

Mrs. {. {, Jayeox was elected presl-
dent and Mrs, Paul Myers, vice presi-
dent, Of the Carter Lake Kensington
club at a meeting held Friday after
noon The members, who arc the
cottagers at the club, voted 10 hold
one luncheon and one dinner alter
nately each week during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dayey OF
Bensonhurst announce the engage
ment OF their only daughter, Miss
Ruby Davey and Mr.. Harry Reed Of
Benson. The wedding will take place
in July and will be large church
wedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Five ear-0ld
Lass Goes Visiting
On Own Account

Grace Weber, aged S years, caused
considerable anxiety and excitement
in the home OF her grandmother, Mrs.
r w. Compton, 91S South Twentieth
street, Friday evening, when she
failed to return home. The child was
located in the home Of a neighbor,
where she had gone to play, and spent
the night, when it was too dark to
20 home"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Y. M" GLEE CLUB TO GIVE
CONCERT AT OAK ME. CHURCH

The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation Glee club, assisted by Mrs.
Ray Flanningan, soprano; Miss Wini-
fred Travis, read and George Comp
ton, Tenor, will give concert at the
Oak Street Methodist church Tuesday
evening. The Glee club, which is
under the direction Of Lee G.. Kratz
will give selections from the operatta
Captain Van der Hum"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Prettiest Mile Golf Club.

Mrs. George w. Covert will enter
tain the women of the Prettiest Mile
Golf club at lawn party at her resi-
dence, 1909 South Thirty-fifth avenue,
Tuesday evening. She will be assisted
by Mesdames A. M. Smith, Charles !.
Wonder, D. Howard Hawk, Anna J.
Downey, Walter A. Meyer, Charles
w. Martin, +. r. Needham and the
Misses Aurora Brown and Ruth
Covert. The decorations on the table
will be baskets Of syringas and white
peonies.