Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-28

| friend-its fine thing to do at this holi-
day time, South Omaha Savings bank,
corner OF Twenty-fourth and M streets.
The regular weekly dances Of the South
| Side Social Settlement will be held Sat,
p-day evening for children from to go
| p. M, and from $3.50 to II p. m. for
grownups.
! Mrs. d. G. Stewart and son, Lyle, OF
Aberdeen. s. D., on their way TO Pasadena,
Cal, stopped off Christmas and were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Duff, 1923 Missouri avenue.
Start the year 1920 right with saw
ings account In the South Omaha Savings
Bank, Twenty fourth and NJ streets. :. 1t
draws interest Compound semiTannuaiiy) sem
while you sleep-get the habit.
Mrs. Cora Gosney Stahl, former resi-
dent Of the South Side, who has been
teaching in the government school for re-
turned soldiers at Chicago. Is spending the
holidays with relatives In South Omaha.
Our Economy Club makes 1t SO easy to
| save. The spall amount you pay In week.
ly will never be missed by you. Do not
put off Joining Do so at once at the Live
Stock National Bank, junction cath and
n SITS.
Stanley Badnarz. 41os X street, was ar
rested Saturday morning by Officers Ms.
ser and Gleason. on charge OF ASSAULT
and battery, on complaint of hts wife. who
will be tried Monday
Mrs. Marie Newell and son, John Philip
| returned Saturday from Chicago. after a
four months visit with Mrs. NewelTs pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs Anton L. Kolorratek
who for a number of years were former
residents Of the South Side.
| It's a good time to play safe-your
money 7ut in the South Omaha Savings
Bank is safe and grows; No chance ,ra aoou, "o,,
| have a nice savings account in the only
| savings bank In Omaha at Twenty fourth
and NJ streets.
Employees Ct the South Side postofflce
| business in the history of the office. ac-
oording to Lew Etter. in charge Accord
! ing to- Mr. Etter over 10000 CHRISTMAS
| parcels were handled, aside from the other
matter in the office.
| lay with a choice load OF Chester White
| hogs, for which he said he received :
good price. Mr. Haygood said ne had had
better luck in raising the white variety
than the red breed and that he was more
| than pleased with the financial outcome
on his hog raising the Iast year. -
| South High class of 1919 will hold its
first reunion Monday & evening min n at...ss at 81
! Mary of the members of the class who
have been attending the universities are
home for the holidays and a large turn.
out Is expeetea msn and IhS I'
| News was received Saturday at. the Ex
change building at the stock yards Ct dhs 1he
I, death, Monday, at Denver. Colo, Of Ora
| Haley, one of the most prominent stock.
| men of the Rocky Mountain region ane
! we'll known on the local market. He wal
Z? years old at the time Of his death. Bu-
| rial was at Laramie. Wyo., where the Iu'
neral was held Friday.
| Miss Anna Radil, assisted by the Misses
| Anna and Marie Hoffer. entertained
| number Of her friends Saturday evening
| At the home Of her sitser. Mrs. Owen
| 2enkin, 4614 South Thirty-third street
| rhe evening was spent in games and music
| oeter which refreshments were served.
| those present were the Misses Ceciliar
chandler Rose Bosanek. Francis Week
! Rose Rouse, Anna Hooffer, Gladys Kerwin
and Anna Radil and Messrs Harry Jones.
Joseph Kerwiu, Joseph Zelensky, b. Burke,
r. Nightingale, Joseph Mertz, jr.. Stanley
Olewecke. George Guerln, ]. Wilfong ana
Albert Radil.
The Swift Get Together club held an en-
tertainment, including Christmas tree. Tor
the members. their families and friends at
the Swift & Co. plant garage. About l,o00
attended and every person was presented
with a stocking generously filled with
candy, nuts and fruit. with tops for the
children The entertainment consisted OF
five-piece orchestra, piano solos. seiec-
tions by the Swift GIee club and chill
dren's act was put on by Mrs. al Benson,
formerly with the Gus Edwards show
George Perdue acted the part OF Santa
| Claus and made a grand entry down the
| chimney and through the fireplace to the
delight Of the children.