Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
South Side BreUities

Maj. r. Hamilton Of Fort Crook. re-
tired, has decided to make his residence
! in Omaha.
Miss Dorothy Van SAINT was operated
Clarkson hospital.
| Rev. G. G. Wilson will speak on 1.-The
Open Mind" Sunday at II a. m. at the
Grace Methodist church.
| Charles Carlson left this week for
South Dakota, where he went to close
a deal for the sale OF land.
Detectiven, Andy Lepinski has bee
minor surgical operation.
| Ike Meyers, whose right arm was am
putated recently following an accident in
the stock yards. has recovered.
c. G. Luke and family returned Tues
| day from a two weeks automobile trip.
Colorado Springs and Kansas City were
| visited enroute.
1.-THE Preachers job" will be the sub
ject of Rev. Ford Ellis sermon at the
South Side Christian church Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Tranor will spend
two weeks In Excelsior Springs. Upon re-
turning they will move to their new home
in the Hanson park district.
M L. Free. 2os7 Farnah, street, and
D. M. Baumgarden 1921 Chicago street,
court Wednesday morning for speeding.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Ellison Of Fort Crook
are wearing smiles over the arrival OF a
| baby girl July s. Mr.. Ellison is connected
with the quartermaster' corps at Fort
| Crook
! The women's Foreign Missionary socie-
| ty Of the Grace Methodist church will
| meet at a luncheon at the home OF Mrs.
J, w. Jordan, 1918 South Twenty-third
| street, at noon today.
will meet Thursday night in the Odd Eel
lows hall. Mrs. sehrum, delegate from
tho head camp, will address the meeting
upon the subject Of dues.
The Ladies' Adult Bible class Of the
Grace Memorial church will meet at
p. m. Sunday afternoon at picnic at
Syndicate park. Mrs. Carl Rnghran and
Mrs. W. B. Van SAINT are in charge.
| Members of the Mystic Workers lodge
No. ia, are requested to mail to Miss
| street, names and addresses of those to
whom they wish invitations sent for the
dance, July II, in the Eagle home.
A frame building. formerly occupied, BY
| Frank Petelkie. at Twenty-fourth and N
streets IL being torn down.
The loss of gold watch and chain
valued at s25 was reported to police by
P. c; Caldwell 522o South Twenty-sixth
street
| Mr. and Mrs v. e. Conley announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Florence, to
A NJ. Hincheliff Of Chicago. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. H. Marsden Of
| u
July /. The couple will make their homo
In Omaha.
Mrs. Dorothy Novak, SO years old, wife
| Of Frank Novak, $3.50 Madison street, died
| Tuesday afternoon at local hospital. She
| is survived by her husband, two sisters.
| and by eight small children. Funeral ar
rar eements are being made by Korisko
| Brothers.
| Sgt. John r. Nystrum, 4416 Twenty
| first street, recently returned from over
| seas service, was married last night to
| Miss Grace Harding. The wedding was
| held at the brides home, 1907 F street
| About so guests were present. Rev. G. C..
Wilson officiated.
The demand for ice at the municipal sta
| ton, Twenty-fourth and o streets, have
| caused limit to be set on the amount
! purchasab BILE by a customer Saturday ~
| tons were bought and Monday Is tons.
| Residents Of Sharpy county are among
those seeking the service.
Judge Charles Foster stepped into q
ighborhood quarrel Wednesday morning
| In police court when he heard the case
| of a. Sher against A. Leis. According to
| testimony offered, Twenty sixth and @
| streets. where both parties own stores, has
| been far from q quiet corner on summer
| evenings. Charges of assault and battery
and disturbing the peace were dismissed
| after the Judge informed the score Of wit
| nesses and the principals that things must
| quiet down or 800 and costs would be
rolling into the city Golfers.