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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Uie man pfriihe perpenoet.

Seig nit geidllagenem 81. itreut bnr.
oilf cine oiillue Gage @rntfrunlen uno
fillt bis oben bin nit 8firiihen, Die
in feline Sd)eiben geidNnitteu por0en
iino; nlf icoe5 @int @firiihe rednet
man y Soiie 3uder, Den man BAR
ilber mItre1t; itber oa5 gan3e itrellt
man Is GBIoffel MebI uno Iegt auf
Ben @ie oen anoerenSeigoefel, i1net.
ocn Den iiberfliliiigen 1eig ob mo
pre6t Die aonten gut 5uiammen. 0ft
Bltocr5uder beitrel,en mo in nidyt ST.
beiBem Cfcu gar baden.
Bic Scig.
I Goiie @}cbI iiebt ma nit I Gbec.
loifcI Sal3, 1 Sheeloiiel 3uder uno
Is ShecIoffeI &adpuIper in cine
Sbiiiiel, perhaft nit Dem Mebl nit
tells zines iilbernen WeiierS Il Toiie
,Sctt uno bereitet nit elmer II Saiie
faltem @aiicr einen Ieig, po3lt man
md oo3 Meiier benrtbt. Gen Seig
ihneioet man in 3mei @dlften roat
ie0e &0Ifte hiinn aus. 70 groB, mie
man ie iiir BEN YietelIcr braud)t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
Sdnrfe Hugen, gnter 6lug,

95eieu @efohreu ntuB iie r~edte3itig
iih cnt3iehen fonnen, po5u ftc Elm
qutes eSeiidlt ltn6 einen qetpanoten
51luq nothig bot. @eitcr III aud 0ie
3utrmIidfeit 5u Dem Rfle1er cine
In fciner &iHiift 3u unterifoFe10e
Gilcnihdft Ser Hubtaube. 8enn Der
ShInp betreteu Miro. 10 bari nitt Die
oar3e 6elenid1oft ideu errdeinan0er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Scr
ih0nite Der fur5
boarigeu Hieielr
bunoe lit ohnc
3lpeifel Die oeut.
id)e 0oqge. Ger
Same 0duiihc
Gogge lit nou.
it0noig foIih lie
bat nit Guue.
mari ob1olui
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

mt tr nit Dem mas mB mil u hn @auruhn um nm Smrd pn mh m ABEL rh mMHT
TpWe6r 41mmhnN nmtu mWr npnN onbmtrtbi6aft5 5hule ur Der aGmMn Ns
B%H Nma anpmt IH@mtu mTm mhb Gudnhut
NWn tCTms MmmWn M8 NmmM@m mm m &mh 4h hmHhh ouprti mh uk M @m
pe hmnm Emr oH@ buuh WA Den [bmph ndhohnu Mm 2G ties mm bb 6R Smmme1 mr
Der Nn"bT' 4Hm ohe h@ 9fua mi whtc &6nnMr3b Mr ommhm &mm qmm pgrhnp @n
AeomTH anHmPnN hm ghhuB on Gents @ufmatn un mrn an zen
&r uHbrnth .Tofwhr ia 6us 0s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

firiihe inn cine
Der i~aftigiten
9Sriid]te, Die man
fennt, llll0 es
oiirfte fnum en-
nen Menihen ae
ben ser tie nidt
mag. 6riih ulto
aid eingemaht
number lie herr.
lid NM 8lo-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

SIN olgemelnen
5Qblt man Die Sau
ben nidt SIT bent
@ubgefIiigel, Ole
n1eiitcn 8uiien iino
oud) in Der Chat
MIR Sbicfte fir
Den 2iebbobcr, Die
fcineit t%tennenslper
then 9}utcn abner
len, MIR ipenlge
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
aleiue Sudden fir Nnsfligc, Eifnifs
II. !. N.

9 5oiien 0febI iiebt man nit .
5becloffel @afpulocr in zines hiiiieI,
filgt 1 8oIie 3udGr biu5u, olth Il
SoIie 81ttter, sic man nit MtebI per
reibt, 1 81 mo / EoIie MtiIh, fiiqt
feruer sic abgericbene Stole elmer
huIbcn Gitrone uno I Gheel0ffeI go
niIIaertraft oo3lI, bermiid)t oue5 5ll.
iammen uno gibt in cine - 3ou bohe
LANCE, fIade <d)cnform; in njdt 5u
hcibem Sfen 9cbofcn, heruIlSnehmen
uno in 3 8beiIc ihnei0en. 2Sn elmer
&oiicrouc Iteut man / Suiie NfiIh
nit ~ GBloifeI Butter, , GBI0ffel
3ufcr un0 einen boben gBloffeI MebI
oIfS GSelter, IGBt 5 Otinutcn foden
unb Qtbt Damn I Sheeloffel Nuniao-
crtraft bin5lt. Gtit oicier NfaIIe be-
Itrclft mon einen o0cr 3rpei Ser 0urdl-
Idnittencn GheiIe, mitrcltt Qehadte So
foSlutB onriiber o0Gr gcbodte g}iiiie.
sir Die onoereu a~udentbciIe bcreitet
ma oeniclben Guitaro; Nun fiiQe
ma &ufuo hin3u mo ~itrel1t, menn
Der Sudden onmit beitrihen lit, ge-
hufte Walniliic barber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Hare 1d'Guut 0nftcjat uuO man auf zen
@ruuo iieht mo Der 9inhcniob hclIbraun
III ia Die Gutter leidt it~bcrldlft nm
TT @rano gcrutb. 10 bari ma tie fainen
HuscHblid oltrcr adt IaiIeu unb mIB tic
oc5 %oftcren mt ciucnt Sd}almioffrf uif
3,cbcn @nu3 3ulcbt itejgt 6tc Gutter
Q~ciDobniid, nod ciHmal III bic 43hc.
Sam lit Ser 3ciIpunfi ba. iic poH Fcler
fu 1tchmcH yj1u itctt ne an cireu
fihICu Crt. Sobal0 tic bart mo fcit
III, lcg' Nan Gin rcjnca Eu6 0aIiaer.
'topit cs riuQsum 70 Gin, odB bic HQn
ocr Qdit3 am Mann uah o6cu itcden. TO
a1r ma rag Flid abucbu,tn mn rpic
aty GIiic0fu tduu dui 0icics Eut
fucbrfadl 3uionmHtuacIeQtb itrcut man
zal3 mn Damn biuott man Den Eopi
1Hjt cjncir EudDe 8I - &o Butter I'M
hciucu Guau'iidtcu nusqelaNen tper0eu
fell. o1 lit c5 bciicr. man pcrluubrt lie
icocsmnG fin i'd nQeia mn nimnt
ihljeelid Elm Qt0Bes 3uiomreniduucl
gen por, nI5 enE man inntcr ma6 INNER
tDjcocr iletne Cuontjtatcn 3uaiebt
frau 7bercio W. III {. 2oabo. - Sie
pollen pilifn luie man 8jeucr'affees
by0idcn id1utodbaft 8ubcrcitct 90t5 /
YfuHo iciuem qcitebtcm @ei3eumtlI.
T llu3cu 8eriaNcuer iriihcr Gutter. >
bis 2H llu3eu 3adcJ, 8luei Gioot.cu
lElo 2 aan3eu Gicgu, I llnic III c:tpa3
N'ih gc{olter 1eic uno ~ 5af, fitgcr
zabre bereiie; man ctneu 5tieGttig. cen
nan 70 lange NIT Der QeJc iitAtiq
ihloQg. BIZ CT %loIeu Uirit Gam ofdt
man ciH erprnItc5 Sad barber. laBt
2tn 8cia an Hoorn1em Crt oui9ebr1,
iornrt ~opali1ngljde grotdcn. Ielt lie
ouf Elm @Iet. j5lt lie nod}maiy oaiac
ben, bcItre'tt ~ INIT %gg'Hlaqeutni Cj-
iDe'5, tgt.jeAt Hf Wit 3user uao la5t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

ocn oonlalS ebcuiou5 nod ieItencn
Erlolmlen lulQcbcn mar.
Der Eian lit hcrridindltia.
Nihtiq hcimiih miro lid inoeiien
Scr Yfau oui ocn @cililgclboien mobl
nic MAIDEN. Gr hat oa3u feline bcion.
ocren mirtbihoitIiten Generalization
uno icIn ACKNOWLEDGMENT 3uq, feline
o%mmnbcnoc @erridiud)t. pcrIci0en bic.
len @ciIii9cliremoen icine &nltunq.
Gin oItcs itolIcniidlc9 Spridnpurt
ingt BON Inn: Ger Gfau bat oic Te-
bern 0e5 Gngcl5, oic Gimme oeS
lciicIa uuo ocu Eritt oc@ Wteldlel.
m0rocr&. @mpichIen@lpcrtb bciml
lfou lit oie 6orbenprodlt oc3 Chic.
res. Der c@ iidl mohI beipllBt lit. @ci.
ter lit ser Niou and icbr reinlitl err
oeridl0rrt ioaor ieincn eigeuen In.
ratb, ipie oic Gobe.
NI5 ShmudnoQcI Idbt man ocn
&fau frel aui oeu &ofcn uno in 0en
T~arfanlndcn - nber nid)t I'M 9ll.
mcrL mo <denqnrtcn 49, beritmIou,
len. &ier idIdit cr in CONNER germ
nuf Den 9dumen, 'oQ ober inn Win,
ter cinen Qer0umiqcn Stau, ODER 0od'
cincn Sdrib habcn mo err auf CT.
h0htCr StonQe ruben fam. SSSm 5Sltt-
ter holt man i'm nic Die on0crer
@ilhnernrtcn, qibt @erite, SAFER, g9i,
den, 01oi5 uno GrDien. @ci5en inat
linn inociicn am heiten 3ll. 8o5 3bier
III 5icmIid QcfraBia uu0, ipenn e
INNER Snicftcn, @raS gln0 fleinc
RicicI iid illhcn fam, mir mcniaer
&rdnfhejtcu ou@0ciebt.
Sie 3ndlt bon &iaucn.
3u Gnoc Y}ar3 uno Gnfong Ipril
inn @abn NM &cnne olticroroentIid
hitin. Eincm @abn qibt man 3l,r
3lldlt Q~elpobaIid orei &enucu. 3rn1
@eQcu bcn1lben bic Semen mohI cincn
observation-disclosures aber tic idorrt ood)
Iiebcr al einem m0atidit rcrborge-
uen Grt Elm God uno trdot in nieIc3
cthuus Sen mo Stroh mn0 lcQt Dam,
clncu Gag nm Den onocrcu ein 81,
bis boa (ScIcQe nit ctpo iiinf Stild
~uollitun0ig lit, 9timnft mar Der Sen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Frl. 81 q IN e. ga. ~ 3um Gin
i,eaeu 7pH Gutter rcgfabrt man uie iotqt:
g}oH Idft ON Hheno Die Butter nil
cfioa5 l91icr 3erBcbeH uub itelt tie 6aHn
tai, ioeaB nc ON glor1cn felt lit. @au
uinru}t man nieie 'ti,e Sfeibe. itubt
ron scr nDtereu Ildt}e 0a5 bat1n baus
gcu6e g}tlhtle al un0 at5t tie ooun
mieosrum nit ctto1s 8oier, ~ euleu
Toni, 1tr boppelt 70 groB 1T, oI5 bic
gcI4s7ei7eue Batter N1uu broudt Tun
Miro ic ioioHge BET gCDBier &oriidrt
inter idugiamer 6elcr 3eiohi, biz oer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
@inaemadlte GfiriidDc.

lin 4 TintglGicr 3u filuerL brnrd)t
man 20 reife, feite 8iiriid)e, Die man
in &Qliten theilt, ben &ern entfernt
un0 abid4lt ut0 iofort in faltts Wdl
Ter Icqt, Inn 0ns 8raunDeroen 81
perbinoern. Nn elmer reinen Safe
role oocr in Dem GinnadefelIcl gibt
mon 2 8fmo 3ufer un0 3 Saiien
Maiier, IGBt 2 Wtinllten fodlen mo
thllt Die inafpiis}cn nltf cinem Siebe
obgctropften TiirIidc hiuein, Die man
ioIange fodNn laBt, bis man tie nit
einent Strobbolm DurhItehcn fam.
Ole IteriIiiirten Tintgldier itellt man
oui Gin picriah 5uIammengelegte5
Males Guh mo iiiIlt Die @firjihe
nebit Dem Snft binein gum lleberlou-
fen, iofprt 3umad)en oaS @la@ I'M
orehen, nm oui oen Alftoidten Ser
idluB gu priifen, obtrodnen mo an
fiihlem Ort auibepohren. Wtan farm
III einigen Der Yftritfe Die &er1c
IuIicn; iie befonrmen on6urd eiren
beionoer& angenehmen 8eIdnnf.
Ginfad,e $firiid Marmclabe.
Sebr reife 9firiide ifdlt mol al
mo cntfernt iie, itneioet tic Damn III
iebr feline Shciben unO miBt tie. 4uf
ieoeS Guort rednet nan "a Yfltno
,3lfer. Nun thltt Die 9firiife in cine
GoiIcrouc un0 IGBt meitere 8 Wtiniten
fnhpn. nnnn i'm Warn1ela0enz ODER
SeleeqlGier fiiuen mo bieie bis sum
n0hIten Gage itcben loiien. Gann
Ieqt III ouf ieocs @laS cine poi
ien0c Sfeibc reines 8apier utto gieBt
borouf cine oilnne Shift @oroffin.
Mn 6unflem Grte ollfbeipubren. IS
lit imrner ON bcltcn. ttenn man iid)
MIR 2 bis A Quart Srltft 3itr Belt
fault, oie to0elloien Damn iofort elm
modt un0 Don 0en onoeren Warmela-
Den foht.
&firiif = Sic.
Gincn $ietcIler Iegt man nit oilrm
MI. o. a,.E LaF+rN,4,+ Ao,,
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uorlieb, aber rotioncu foHmcn lie mn
I'M leId)t betretbarem Shlage, Der
llberltttlld) lit, ge5O9en pcr0eu. Er
lit obiolut %notlpenoig fir cine elm
trdgIihe 3ut1t. Ser Roun iitr ocrl
SfIaq mub in eriter S.inia trotelr
ieiIl, JOINT lit er iilr ole 51iert ulQc-
Juno unb modlt iie fronf. &}ejtcr iii
filr 9%enitgenoe &cuigfc;. I'M Ghlolc
SIT iorgcn. 9fur sur 0rut iud,en ole
Sbiere odmmerige Stclen i'm 5dllu,
&c onf. SIN %olIgeme;nen ober mil.
len &idlt mo &rft ae1 Smlag bon
eincm GnOe gum onoerclt ourd7lu
then, Ser ourfIe Sd)loJ rrjcltat Ole
blutIcere, franfhofte Nud,jud)t, Irt.
Idle 2uft lit ober feline 3ugIuit. 3lt.
qig bari Ser ShIog nid)t i"'a. 0cnr
3ugluIt lit iungcn mo uIten &aubelr
ldlGoIif,.
Saubcn nnb Sriibenfitrhtr.
Ger Nusilug 0e5 SdjloQc9 iol
moGlid1t mad 8 Itcn Qerid)tct fem,
0em bic Eouben limo fSri,houritchcr.
gu bod ioI 0oS Nu5fIugsIoh oc2
Sd)Iages nidlt Iiegcn, Is lis 90 TlIf
pom Grobooen lit Die empfc6tcr9I25r
theite 9obe. Gin @~usfluslob lit ni1ji
genug. IS qibt 3duber, NelAe IN
Ser 9}Qbc bes Musings niItou, SIC oas
Nusflualod belaqcrn mo Joe aus.
o0cr cinQchenoe Ioltbc NIT Sdunbtl-
hiebcn bclditiQen. Ruhe hcrriht Damn
in einem iolher ShIage 5i6er n;d1t,
SIC ihpdderen S5icre qcben Ioldclr
YcldltIgungcn germ aus Dem 92c1c
un0 iudDcu iih einen nroeleu Sdla1,
NO Aos Taititreht nid)t Arrld)t un0
ocm shelter qrbcn 10 oit r.. orra
drl10e ,}Edttauben berlotHu Qi1l,
bcuQt ICItlcn gorfommniiicr upr,
'pe;u man l. Il rcrc Iusf!rqlJdlgr III.
brtn3t unh 81 iihcn icoc5 Rod cmal
3miiGcnraG,.l non ctma n ,ylti
ihnitt. Scr BEN 4usfIuBl5d)cr,I it
Elm Nn.fI%55Igtt bcieItilt duf mel
Dies it'd o., Irruntcr3 'Ia';fuc Der.
ihlu5sILlt icQt. Im b,,tcq periiebt
man Die &loppe nit elmer itorfen
@lo*ihejbe o0er nit fciumoidigam
G~robtqefIeft. Gina eir3uacm0bneuoc
Iauben baden ~hicr0urh ole bette Sc.
Ieaenbeit, ibre nadite llngebuuq fen.
men GIT Icrnen. Ufon eripart 6a0urd)
and ben befannten pGiugem0bmlnq5
faitcn~. llntmittelbar am 9o6cn fol-.
lem ste 4u5fIuqIoder nit}t milnoef1,
"a iuu3e Inltben ioUit lcidt Gus BEN
Sflog foueu.
Ter 1fubbooenbeIoq i'm Gdlog ioG
nid't ODER MIR menig 6urhIanig ia.a.
or mjB ieI5jtperitlnoIid offers ge.
rcirigt fper6en, ga iouit 6us ltnle-
3ic'er in inn ijberhano uimtnt uao
oen Eauben 6er ShIag perIeioet.
Srfpealife Ritfaten Die bcten.
SIN 5fIa3e Iebt ie0es Garden MIR
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

6orm aibt, sic man 5um @ebranfJ
auf SIS itelt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

0lngs, aodlen II. |. 10. mo aid nldt
at pcrad)ten. Die belten 4iiriidc lino
lebr oilnnihoIig, nit tleinem aern
uno on elmer Selte lebboft roth. Sic
Iino om beIten BON gnoe &uli bis
NlQuit, ie mad Der Region unO Witte-
r1t110
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H. h., ni,,I,r.r rtrt,,. t,,,,m ..n
br,nrf,f rotcn ''o''' '0
-, cirf,#s4 :.xs,,tt
,r,srs gS;n,S mas| W. 49, "a ~
4, g2i,,nS p,,,t.r IL M ouu'I'
s,,,,, n,,..r d. ~ ~ On ~""luo 0otl
o,nttsy ',,, ,Sao LIN. -.ss' ,ut'' pe
brc4,,i,I,n -' co. 9,", '5,' u''p nao'
lin, $40 a.,,I .;-,. %15g ouatt 'N.5l-
g}onipo oSgr R',n, ~ -, ,'',, "',Io9' "s'i,
mcbf Snr4 go g,t'" ~ "st o',n' ~
C,,+,c,e;,.,, ia 'ts;a - 49,, u = p"~
,or a,r gpoEo ,a.. %,'o, :" o Goao}'st 'p"
ma e,ie, I,,af,rr ~ -, = - H'',..
hr,osn zr,tc, he4b,, or"> 1.t az ~
~. o1,z 6en, c,f. - ,on,,a. a'V"11" ,op".
aa,,,o,., -. =" = -" -, 6'
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3firiih Sic.

Gincn &ietcuer legt MAJ nit oilnn
ou5Qeroatcm Geig ans, beltreid)t ben
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Ger idOnite aaer GieienbunOe.

=. hati0hIidl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19
For Miss Hamilton.

Many affairs are planned in honor
of Miss Edith Hamilton. whose mar
rage to Mr.. Edwin F. Thompson
Of Mineral Wells, Tex. will take
place November 1. Mrs. Morton
Engleman will give tea at the
Blackstone, next week. On We'd
nesday Mrs. Harry Schiferle will
entertain at luncheon for her; Miss
Hamilton will be an honoree at Miss
Carita O'Brien's tea the same after
noon. Mrs. Nylc Booth will give a
tea on Thursday afternoon; Mrs.
Herbert Daniels will entertain Fri
and Miss Florence Livers will give
a bridge luncheon. Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19

mondi claims that he has never
sung part that has been distaste-
ful or i'll cast where he has had
any friction. Good health" he
says, is the first thing a singer
should possess, and to do that he or
she cannot dissipate or keep late
hours. Plenty of good exercise
and plain, wholesome food is what
prolongs life and makes one happy.
A healthy body makes a clean
mind. That is the only receipt l
have or know" Mr.. Almond has
been known to American opera
goers nearly IS years, being
brought by Oscar Hammerstein. In
New York, Philadelphia and Chi
cago he is looked upon as one of
the leading bassos in the opera
world. and no singer is more re-
spected and loved by the public. As
one of the critics call him, Our
Good Friend Arimondi." Mr.. Ari-
mondi made his debut at the age
OF p. the opera being "Guarany,"
by Gomez, the noted Brazilian COM
poser. When Verdi brought out
"Falstaff," the noted composer,
after hunting for months for
basso to create the part Of Pistol,
sent for Arimondi, who was then
out of the country. His success in
the part so pleased Verdi that he
(ArimondD was the first one con-
graduated at the conclusion Of the
FIRST performance. In the cast
were Victor Morel, Pima Corsi,
.Adelina Still, Virginia Verini and
others not known in this country.
He was also chosen to sing the
principal basso role at the famous
Columbus festival. Genoa, in the
opera, "Cristoforo Columbia" He
sang six seasons at Covent Gardens.
London; eight seasons in Petrograd
and IL in Moscow. He was first
singer to utter a note in the Teatro
Colon. Buenos Aires, the opera be-
ing Aida" the conductor was Man
cinelli
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19
Sacred Heart Al,ur,nae.

The annual reunion and luncheon
Of the Sacred Heart alunnae will be
held Tuesday, October q, at the
Sacred Heart. convent, Thirty-sixth
and Burt streets. The alumnae had
planned to entertain the queen OF
Belgium at tea that afternoon, but
her visit being cancelled, the alum-
nae exercises will take place as
usual.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19

Sire. II 10 worse than = crime. II b bluadss.
-FoueAs.

the First Presbyterian church last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. E. Jones attended the
Baptist Missionary union meet,
which convened in Fremont last
Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. z. Mason leave
soon for Newport, Neb. The doc.
tor will spend two weeks hunting
and Mrs. Mason will visit relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ?. Willard enter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19
Fraternity Dance.

The Phi Chi medical fraternity
will entertain at dancing party at
a dancing party at the Blackstone,
chapter of Creighton
Wednesday evening. The Epsilon
NJ chapter Of the University Of Ne
braska and the Chi Epsilon chapter
Of Creighton are giving the
affair together. The ball room, will
be decorated in the fraternity colors.
Eighty couples will attend. The
dance is an annual event in. the tra'
,ernity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19
Nolan Family to Leave For South
Nolans Will Go Nov. !
to Miami, Fla, for
Winter.

Among Omaha's matrons who will
winter in the south is Mrs. T. J..
Nolan, who leaves November ! for
Miami, Fla. She will be accompan-
led by her children and leaves so
early in the season in order to place
them in school at Miami. The beat
tiful Nolan home in Fairaeres will
be closed and Mr.. Nolan will re-
side at the Athletic club. Little Ruth
Wallace, daughter Of Mrs. Eva Wal
lace, will go with the Nolan family.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19
Dinner.Dance.

The first dinner dance Of the sea
son will be held at the Blackstone
hotel next Thursday evening, Oeto-
Der Is. A number of parties are being
formed for the dinner which will be
served at 8 o'clock.
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Palinpest Club,

The Palimpest club will give a
dinner and reception October g at
the Omaha club, in honor of Gen.
George H. Harries.
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Church Fair

The Sacred Heart parish will hold
a fair the week of November 10 to
Is, inclusive. All parish organiza-
tons will take part.
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Flowers of Zion.

The Flowers of Zion will meet
Tuesday afternoon at ESQ o'clock at
Nineteenth and Burt streets.
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Old Peoples Home.

The Rev. Thomas Anderson, pas
tor of the Benson Baptist church,
will conduct services at the Old
Peoples Home. Fontenelle boule-
ward, Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
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tanned Saturday evening In honor Of
Mr.. Wizards aunt, Mrs. Mary Rog.
ers, and cousin, Genevieve Rogers,
OF Waumega, Kan.
Mr.. c. H. Faris left Friday even
ing for Carrollton, Mo-, where he
will attend 4 family reunion At his
old home.
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Card Party.

A card party will be given Thurs
day afternoon by the Holy Name
parish at the hall at Forty-hfth and
Mamie streets
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ers, but the chairman OF the dance
committee must be a member oil
the executive council.
By order of the city recreation
department, Mrs. F. E. Young, pres.
ident Of Benson district.
Benson Woman's Club.
On Tuesday afternoon the mem.
bers of the executive board of the
Benson Woman's club will IN. It al
the city hall to elect new presiden,
to fill vacancy created by the res.
ignation of the former president
The following program will BE-
observed by the club Thursday af.
ternoon at their regular meeting
place:
Response to roll call will be cur
rent event topics.
Book review, The Amazing In.
terlude," by Mary Roberts Rine-
hart-Miss Ada Stiger.
Open discussion.
Leader, Mrs. w. A. Wilcox.
Hostess, Mrs. Thomas Anderson.
Mrs. Nancy Will Entertain.
Mrs. James Nancy, 270l North
Sixtieth avenue, will entertain Sun
day evening at dinner for Il g-ccts.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Smith and daugh-
er. Jennie, were guestS at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Gardner. 262o
North Sixty-sixth street, during the
last week.
The Misses Merle Williams and
Mable Stowe were week end visitors
with friends at Gretna, Neb.
Mrs. ]. Cyril Jones, wife of DR.. J.
Cyril Jones, is home from St. Jos
cph's hospital. where she underwent
an operation last week.
Miss Margaret Gudykunt of Read
ing, Pa, is visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Pearce, z2l8
North Fifty-sixth street.
Mrs. H. P. Alderman Of Parkers
Prairie, Mimi, has bought a resi-
dence in Benson Acres and she and
her daughter, Ida Richards, are plan
ming to locate in Benson. u
Mrs. c. H. Penoyer returned Mon
day evening from Big Springs, Neb.,
Topeka, Kan, and other points Of
interest.
Mrs. T. J. Smith will be home
Monday from an extended western
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C.. Kindig were
called to Kearney to be with Mr..
Kindig's grandfather. who is seri-
ously i'll at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schriber left
Thursday for Oklahoma, where they
will spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. WEIGH of
Cherry Croft attended the annual
dinner of the Humane society at
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Mr.. Morton Rhoades left Tues
day for Hanover. N. H., where he
will attend the celebration in honor
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Card Party Postponed.

The Columbian club has post
poned its Wednesday card party
until November.
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Methodist Ladies Aid.

Mrs. Lloyd Pcarce will entertain
the Methodist Ladies Aid next
Wednesday afternoon, at her home,
22l8 North Fifty-sixth street.
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Thirty Years a
Noted Opera
Singer

After so years Of operate work,
during which time he has seldom
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PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Aid

The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Skankey. 2755 North Sixty-hfth
street, next Wednesday afternoon.
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r. P. c. Kensington.

Mrs. w. A. Wilcox entertained
the r. P. c. Kensington last Thurs
day afternoon, at her home. 4o47
Emmett street.
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sung 1855 tAoH
three roles in a
week, Signor Wit
torio Arimondi,
famous b as S o
with the Chicago
Opera company,
is still in harness,
and from all re-
ports his voice is
just as fresh as
ever, and his
health b etter.
During his long
career Mr.. Ari-
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weeks il, Omaha at the home Of Mrs.
Daugherty's mother, Mrs. F. p.
Hochstettler.
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Boosters Club.

The Benson Baptist Booster club
will hold its next meeting at the
home Of Mrs. D. NJ. Sloan, 2+S8
North Forty-seventh avenue, We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Mrs. W.. H. Trylor left Friday to
spend two weeks in New York.
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Eastern Star.

The Narcissus chapter No. 2oo Of
the Eastern Star Of Benson held its
initiation meeting last Thursday
evening at the Odd Fellows hall.
At the close Of the business session
Halloween party was enjoyed by
those present Refreshments were
served,
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Alumnae Banquet.

The Alumnae association of St
Johns high school held their annua
banquet at the Athletic club Sat
urday, October Is. The following
were present!
Misses: Misses:
Ruth sleepy. Agnes Morton.
Catherine Sherlock. Agnes McCarten.
Hazel Whitcomb. Margaret Shea.
Catherine Murphy. Terssie Mulvthill.
Gertrude Madden. Mary Barr.
Yelen Foley. Alice Murphy.
Martha Goodall. Anna Monahan.
veronica HasL Stasia Early.
Catherine Liddell katherine Martin
Marceila Houlton. Anna McConvtlie.
Gertrude McDerrnott.
Mesdamss: Mesdames:
r. ]. Dunn. A. Won DoIlen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frak Dishner Of
O'Neill, Neb., will arrive in Omaha
Sunday and will be at the Conant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Daugherty Of
Relmar, Neb., are SPEEDING a few
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Benson Society

secretary-treasurer, and chairman OF
entertainment committee. These Of
ficers are to choose their own help
ers. but the chairman OF the dance
committee must be member of
the executive council.
By order of the city recreation
department, Mrs. F. E. Young, pres
ident OF Benson district.
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Boston, Mass, will arrive ON Wed
nesday. to be the guest OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. D. c. Bradford.