Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1901, Page 6

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER THESE WILL BUILD THE AL 6 OMAHA DAILY BEE: 29 YEN'S TORCH BLAZES RICA =252 THE I While of the week turned the early part where they B 7. | tene Buckingham, Viois il, Ada M marriage of and Miss Grace A W. F. Al Fau Mra Martin and Wood > & pas a Margare ompanied by Wood, an eft M where the young wom SAVE MONEY “ You Are Making Good Salary. \ How Much Are You Saving? git Leaca the Fos foviety at Fresent GAIETY ATTUNED TO WEDDING MEA Auditorinm Company Belects Candidates for Its Eoard of Directers. ago =4 Mr. an t amily in Omaha Wh or He FORTY-NINE IN THE PROPOSED LIST bonor Chi smar ¢t Mr. a mises to r rs Bowen 18 s Moreman i er | nan Attenct Attention, hut the Many Things None company was m og married p ad ral Mem rs of Present Dir We want every woman in Omaha to our new style— Outshines Cerem er set at | Money Saved is Money Made, $5.00 | to $10.00 Put Aside Each Month | Wili Pay For an Elegant Fand there v ) | Piano at Hospe's. | Town Gueat consent of fifty.t T (1t Will Return You Several 100 Per e 4 f . : Theesa | cents or your lnvestment duee Drop Out Owing to Press of Pri- that Unite ¥ Holy We vate Busin hoInte formal fon. The ed with flow. ion room where Mr. | of Mre an he n gee Omaha honor in club 2 of Mrs in Fortheoming Election, o recep Chicago and Carter, Mr. and women pre bors . Out of Heyk to Charies | Mr friends in Thursday f Mrs ver Mr | ine Your Life Time in wes P - i s Pleasure Berolzheimer, 1510 Doug:as St. 1 Lak guests at the Mrs A M Miss Burr, who had guest during the last turned to ber he Mr. and Mre rived in the Rolan u are Page of Chi Thursday and t Mr. and Mrs, W. A Movements and Whereahouts. are | e e o | PRI b Ward ix to oceur 1 Rid Charley A. J. Love wen Herring read the of the week b ding . White nded trip to Mre. H. L. Cumm « for a few Cartan t e yach sto Chicago il Stie ago arrived on 1 and Mrs. E Morsman ot to be th t Morsman we returned last week Texas M tor ter ks have gone N kins a few Victor Cald or. aud Mrs. J are being tned for at the home of M and Mrs well, baving arrived on Friday Chase | _— McCague block OMAHA SUBURBS. Renso K tert King of Wa " on N Harr s gone to New York | races the Hulst and M. N me from New York P 518 1son, plano studto, mas h Amerd ret leave thelr pa g Kau will will 2 | 1 6 general smmer nan her to visit ing the & Mr. lay e ML k Rev. A. M. Totman rot week from atteuding conteren: Mr. Miller has hal sas City, | 8bcess in the throat Thon ) » ' > s Carter returned home last Sun- | Bome a few days last weel t x, where she spent the | 18 NOW able to attend s 1 . The Benson | 3 | meeting at Dodson | James A ning fre Maude triends Weaver has returned from a Kellar arriy rn trip through Canada and the visited nter and t smber ot Or w in st s urned pent han Adams re er The Busy Jewelers, 1520 Douglas St. having Nebraska Engagements Charles H will oceur ¢ ening, October 2 of Mr. and Mrs ' The marriage of Miss Edna Wedne: . na returned at the last two o on Tues- months in | M Mart 0 Cook's T has in 8 MIK BLOCKS Barlington il with an erial improving and Extra I large been quite Heo ¢ over soon tell week By sickness. Ho no superfor. A vearly Juncheon at ow her r Mar of Ka mother, aey you a home 1ts eales may puind was confined at CON omcer Ald to m= Unsophisti- n Ch Station | | | | Le Republican el hall Monday for the con Miss Bessle Whitm of Omaha spent a home of Mrs. E 1 Mrs Tuesday Arthur Gulou went to ( s eated Traveler and will be absent about nominate delegates w Mrs “pi. | And M rter returned from Chi- O'Brien entertained , baving spent the last two | °f pisk t K Hoftman tmore tik, chief of the Burlington station police squad, had |n confid man yesterday which one fnnocent lamb from The con man was working himsel? good graces of a from w Mik got into the game. | THE GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN NEW AND US houss of SCHMOLLER & MUELLER 200 instruments to seleet Medicated Complexion Powder 1 the world has Al satiefaction I, lime or zinc— the A. McWh 2 . last week at E an encounter w least The teachers of t being day school hel Wednesday sunday school rally day The funeral service of €. dled of heart failure, held residence last Sunday afternoon, buried in Springwell cemetery, Delegates chosen last Friday to attend the convention held in Omaha are: Messrs. C. W. McCoy, E. A. Stelger, C. F. Harrls, Charles Johnson and Samuel Finlayson B lamustinet | Mr. John Kennedy and wite of Burchard Hayman left for Chicago yes-| ;g0 o short visit at the home of thelr to epead a fow weeks visiting her| frienqs, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morgan, last | hter, Mrs. Frank Kimball week, #topping on thelr way home after a | Mae Mount left on Wednesday for|long vieit throughout the east on th. Mount ranch in western Nebraska, | wedding trip. | where she will spend three weeks. | Mr. W. H. McCord, accompanied by Mrs, McCord and children, returned on Sunday trom Massachusetts, where they spent the summer Miss Rose Burk returned on Wednesday from an enjoyalle eastern trip which in- cluded Washiogion, New York and the trip up the Hud Mr. und Mrs. their son, Mr. W Keystone o Methodist Episcopal neeting at the n to arrange for the g at Ir. aud Mrs Culbert McLaren are fn Chi 480 ew weeks, baving gone there to visi Mr. an home on Tuesday and New York Mrs. Fred Whito fs making a brief visit to her peof and is expected | Mrs. home the an the evening ) Mr. Martin We Mrs. Charles Greene arrived trom a trip to Boston PAtn e A. Jensen, who wa at the He was in Sioux ¢ tays. . 8. Barkalo last week from have s T uafew S and family returned Long Island, where | Mabel, and Mr. Herbe to be solemn D PIANOS are to be found at the musle sl w churel and Mr cember 1 Mrs. Henry T of honor at Millard, Miss Hoagland and turther attend Gannett 7 nesday ¢ £, Octo The wedding wil ir home, 126 § 0 to 11 11 be Hedge Al ith lo ENAMELS Shoes for women folks that are stylish comfortable and protect their feet without | rubbers—that's Sorosts Enamels. They bave extersion soles and the workmanship 1 of the highest class. This shoe in aim- ilar style and quality 18 priced $5.00 every- where at the Sorosis Shoe Store all Soroeis Shoes are $3 always. No matter how heavy or how light, or how wide or how narrow, Sorosis price is ths same Sorosis fit and the fit tells, from. including the greatest plano In the world stock of VOSE, EMERSON, IVERS HAMLIN, STECK, PACKARD, STEGER, the STEINWAY. Also a & POND, A. B. CHAS and many others. specially sclecte land of N & lon at t 0 Cle Denver the s of the at home 2 ¥ el will he the matron | | wedding and Miss Heler Allen, Miss Hele Mrs. Luther Kountze will the bride. Mr. Henry S.| Robb will be the groomsman and Me Tom Hol Barl Paul Heag- land, Charles Young, Clarke, i and Luther Kountz At 8 o'clock on Peter's church was rlage of Mr features of the week was the at the club on Tuesday | by Miss Cotton in compliment to Jacobs of Shrieveport who has | Mrs. Luther Kountze's guest. The | guests wora all seated at one large, table in the cafo and the green and orations, w imple At ‘nformal dance got ) by of the club followed the % dinner and lasted till late in the evening. R SO ‘ Mr. Henry Clarke entertained his usher | | and a tew other men at a dinner on Monday colemnized th ainard RBOMAL sn ts evening at his home, covers beig lald for | Mrs. George A. Hoagland and Miss Hoag- fourte The round table was lighted by elo McElroy, daughter of Mr Mr land returned on Tuesday from a visit to A MRy T Wik -ab A TIKCa ALl o ““"Yl"nlr":]v‘ \‘):\4:';‘1‘:'- A -”1 red, which | Mr, Will Hoagland on his ranch in the west- wedding. The church, which was filled with | eI A0 S0t ier 16 BAtls ern part of the state. friends, brilliantly lighted and d Mo e o Mrs. G. M. Hitcheock, Tated with malos snd terne Nt # lalock| TRo. N0 pIasedy | Miss Ruth Hitchcock, returned last week of Denver o bridal party entered ishers, | from the east. Miss Margarot remained tn £8 S FIAR LOATEY CabLarec: ot ShCTS. | Kounize, Fred Rustin, Frank Crawford v MILtord. deatil in asnoe] nan and James Wallace, and following them :”;";{ AT LIL L SRS Bishop Williams, Rev. John Willlams and ity 3o ke ™ pe oss Towle, Gordon Clarke, J. L. Pax-| qgpr. oLt 18 ¢ i the groom and hls best man, Mr. Will Hart. | oo 0* ot 000 it o Cannon Marsh leave today for San Fran The bride’s slster, Miss Agnes McElroy, as i o clsco to attend the general convention of maid of honor, came next, and last the For her nephew, Mr. §. Caswell Post of | the Episcopal church. Dean Fair went on bride with her father. Her gown was o Lo% Ankeles, s Anin E. Caswell gave 4 | Weanesa handsome white chiffon over white satin, O0CF on ':“"'“_’;'"“"“"" for . party ot over which hung a long tule well held 1o | YOURE People. - The ‘“"ll""fl"""“ wore placo by a crescent of pearls. A whower iaicl &t one ha 'n"‘)‘:"\f"":]:*[’“r':‘_"": boquet of bride's roses compl the cos P e mound of Eng- 11sh violets, outline eart leaves, and tume. Miss McElroy was gowned in tucked ,’”_“I\" h“”',“‘,: “”"‘ h”": 'r“ “4r"‘("‘: pink chiffon and ca a shower boquet of | gy o"nceg o i 10 A O gty pink roses, After the impreasive mArrlage | or tng women wore bunches of yellow vi ceremony of the Roman Catholle church, | 1ois “4ioq" with violet ribbons, - The Hx:; conducted by Father Ahearn, the bridal | ron (4o candles In four tall silver cane party of about thirty members returned 0 | deiutra wan subdued by violet silk shadus tho bride's home, where a wedding supper | g4 wore thoso of the chandelier above the ylowes Mr and Mrs, Th left late Florence. il Clarke, the Elizabeth Gann er Count at Ebony Upright ............$75.00 Mahog, Upright Beantiful Walnut Upright. . $115.00 New Sample Pianos, 148 $156 and up. H. D. Neely of Omaha was & visitor here | Thuraday afternoon. ‘ Prof. Gorden and wife were business visi- tors to Omaha Saturday. | J. Keirle and wife went to Omaha | irsday on a shopping tour. Miss Flora Kindred went to Calhoun, | | Neb., Friday for two weeks' visit with | | triends. | L. A. Taylor was at home Saturday with | his family, returning to his work Monday morning. Miss Mary Goll of Omaha visited friends here Saturday and Sunday, returning home Sunday night | D. L. Garrlson spent Saturday and Sun- | dey with his family. Ho is traveling for an implement house. Charles Flint of Omaha was here Friday looking over some property which he may probably purchase soon. P. A. Johansen, a bridge carpenter on the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolls & Omaha, 1s at home on sick leave. C. V. Taylor left Thursday for Missour! Valley, where he will work as a locomotive fireman for the Northwestern. Theso delegatos were clected at the re- publican primary Friday night: J. 8. Paul, F. D. Leach, C. J. Kelrle and Dell Mason E. H. Walker was nominated for assessor and Charles Townsend for road supervisor ™ s ny except on. Handsome pianos for rent. Artistic tuning and repairing promptly done. WE SELL NEW PIANOS ON $5.00 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 203 South 15th Street, SCHMOLLER & MUELLER, | =00 soumrouns The Largest Piano House in the West. 8end for catalogue 1313 Farnam $t, Omaha, Tel. 1625, lowa Branch—337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tel. 378, oke, Gannett Henry T P man ‘ot the W. A, Paxton are visiting A. Paxton, jr., and wife at cattle ranch and will be gone ten days SOROSIS SHOE STORE, a week or . mar and an el an ele ty and about of jacqueminot roses. were: Mesers Ben Bates ott Brown of Chicago, Luther w accompanied by Just first 10 Soctal Chit-Chat. . Senator and the east today. Mrs. Luther Kountze last week in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick are at Happy Hollow for the winter, Mrs. Wakeley and Miss Wakaley expect to sail for home about October 10 Mr. Arthur Jaynes left for Lincoln on Miss Millard return from spent & part of Art Needle Work w Dandee s tal Mr. Frank Anderson and family have that vening for an extended southern trip | (ne o t the pretty pre-nuptial affairs of nd will return to Omaha later to make thelr home. Among the out of town guests the week was an afternoon card party given | on Wednesday in honor of Miss Edna Mar- Sunday to enter the State university. Dr. and Mrs. Allison are In Munich and expect to sall for home about October 18 moved to Denver, where lived. they formerly See the new Gibson A Carload of present were: Rev. Fathers Ahern, Ken uedy, McGovern and Stetson, Mrs. M. M Thomas of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs, W K. Thomas of Leavenworth, Kan., Mr. Lewls Walkeflold of Leavenworth, Mr. W. A. Mc- Eiroy, §r., of Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs J. . Ross of Brummond, Wis. The first really notable event of the season occurred at First Congregational church on Wednesday ovening, when the auditorium and adjolning lecture room of that edific were filled with a congregation of Omaba’s representative and fashionable people, to Miss Bradshaw has tour of California and school, Rev. Dr. Jenkins has returned from his | summer outing and s at his home on Dav | enport street Miss Margaret Barr, summer in Canada points In Ne England, has resumed her position as teacher fn the Castellar school The effort to | church has been successful | vary Baptist church bought is its way Fiftleth and Burt streets. | The Rochester Shoe Co. of this city has | Just fssued a handsomely illustrated cata- In Chicago. |jogue for the benefit of its many 1n | town eustom All the new style shoes Columbla hown—the very latest modes for swell mproved 1n | dressers—in all sizes, shapes and leathers and the prices are always the lowest Malled free on application |TWO SuITS _FOR One returned from her has begun teaching Pillow Tops, justin. A variety of patterns in finished pieces to show how they look after they are worked, tin by Miss Daisy Rogers at her home on South Thirty-second street. There were twenty young women present. High-five was the order of the afternoon and at the conclusion of the game Miss Martin and Mirs Viols Faust cut tor the prize, whieh | Jottevitlo ell to the gucst of honor. The youn 5 women present were: Mesdames 1. H | M8 Helene Wyman Turney, Guy French, Harry Trumble, John | (¢TI0 on Tuesday and pencer, Robert Harrls, Misses Mabe | G0N0 With her parents ey, Blanche Howland, Mabel Frics, Fan.| Mr. Fred Schnelder, accompanted by Mrs nle King, Florence McQuillen, Peart | Schneider, 4. IRSVAELRIN “yaek tor | Margaret Rogers of Pittsburg, Dar. | #8 ¢Xtended western tr Mis Crounse 1s confined to her | Shelly hom affering from an infured knee sus- tained while in Chicago a few days ago. Mrs. Arthur Remington, Mrs. Harry Mo. Cormick and Mrs, Redick expect to leave tomorzow to spend the weck jeneral and Mrs thelr Washington Road, the gencral be health Mr. Francis Brogan has gone to Chicago | to meet Mrs. Brogan on her return from the east. They will return to Omaha on Thursday Mr. Arthur Cyittenden Smith leaves for Boston today, to return with Mrs. Smith and children, who have spent the summer at Brooklyn Mr Mrs. John L. Webster and Miss Webster are expected home from New York today or tomorrow. Mr, Mrs homa trom Wheeler & Wilson Ball-Bearing lsaac Cole are Washington and today Va expected and Char- returned from Mier& delightiul 13 at the Iler #nd New stamped linen centers with lace edge |for Battenburg and Duchess Braid, Sewing Machines secure a Presbyterlan The old Cal building which to Its new site expects at Gr Just store them, all chines We must sequently we recoived have to will room a1 on Bulgarian and Art Linens, in all colors, SPECIAL—10 doz. 50c pillow tops for 25¢ Prepare for 4 Christmas T up-to-date yose of and used tunity to your second-hand slightly ma BEAUTIFY YOUR SKiIN AND HAIR with warm shampoos of Beautiful hair Is positively insured b ..? nd then applying a dressing uf;l dandru at a sacrifice. An opp out-of get a nearly new machine a owa Wheaton are again home, 2433 g much 5. price, SEE WANT COLUMN FOR PRICE LIST. AL cleansing scalp and hair with Narfina lay’s Hale-Hoalth, This will remove fl, stop itching and promote a healthy growth of luzuriant hair. For purify- ing the skin, softening and whitening rough chapped hands ; for removing pimples, allaying irritation or offensive perspiration, and for all antiseptic purposes in the toi+ let, bath or nursery, Harfina is pronounced by thousands of men and wom- en'the most perfect and satisfactory soap, toilet or medicated, they have ever used. ' Marflna 8oap is free from alkali, and unites purest cleansing ingredients with healing Pine Balsam and delicate odor of forest fiowers, It 1bis soap i the world: slightly We rent r month, chines, DAMAGES Agninat Cudahy Packing O Other Against Street Ratlway. pany una Mern the lar line of Tol- w g in the F\u,\. Watches, Diamonds, ( A A8 Rilverware, Toilet Articles, Nebr DELBERG, A Gilasses, ete. Visit our store. See our show Z4eh St m Just and select achment iday Gilass, received st Goods most ind parts for and repalr ing machine aska Cycle Co. Phe and Mrs entertaln a dinner party day evening for Mr. and Morsman of Chicago. Mr. Wil Cond returned Harvard Law school. He was accompanl by his sister, Miss Anna, who will make an extended eastern visit After spendivg the summer at Sound Beach, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. Meredith| Mary Wascelowskl Nicholson have decided to make thelr fu. | 50108" th ture home I Indianapolis for 41,400 dacuages Mr. and Mre. J. H. Collins have dis. | Rancitly injured by being ; posed of thelr home in Kountze Place and | *1e¢t car at Fourteenth and Harney streets left Friday evening for Memphis, Tenn., | °% JUn¢ 15 whore they will reside In future. oo i — Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Whitmore and | purch’ pringfield. Po. sayer oy oie daughter are guests of Sir Thomas LIpton | pay been very bad with kidney troutie ot on the steam launch Erin during the race | (rieq several doctors without benefit. After between Shamrock and Columbla. taking one bottle of Foley's Kidnoy Cure Miss Crounse and Miss Marie Crounse [ was much better and was completely cured re at their home at Calhoun, baviog re- | after taking four bottlew” M m— John R. Willlamson has begun suft in the | district court against the Cudahy Packing company for $10,000 damages. On July 18 to| While working a carpenter in the de 2 | fendant’s fce house in South Omaba Wil IHamson fell through what Le claims to hay been a defective floor and was | injurea Moreman, Jr of nine on Mrs. wil Mon- Joseph J ut manufactured Purses, Opera In one soap, at one best skin and camplexion soap, the best hair an: g3t aoap at one skin a plexion s0ap, the best hair an ing druggists ; 3 for 08 cents, Free Soap Offer i wwison ind sign this ¢ on in five days, take it to any of the follow druggists an will you .'l...;‘\n." o Hay's HairsHealth and s 28c. cake of Harfina Medlcated Soug, 1o Frs Pl Hes pects b dlcalpy Complexion, Bath and 1-‘.‘&“““;‘\, for Fifty centsre o) Sk st erywhere ul eir shops only, or by the oS het i o without sopte by Sapmeses poebald o iata masiafes, foeclals receipt of fwc. and this coupon. (5ign name and address ) decalp windows. last week No trouble to show goods, Youn will find our prices the lowest, A. MAN LEADING JEWELER 16th and 1f You're Watch Won't Run i We'll make workmer I nufacture all kinds of Mawhinney Jewelers and Art Stationsrs, ermanently Manager. has brought Omaha Stroet Railway company She was per thrown from a suit says she R ? Phone 2173 N. E. Corner Farnam Streets, Omaha, Hay’s Hair=Health, . ooy b wilie o wha now have a fine head of hair. Hay's Hajr-Health is a reireshing, fragrant dressing and bai ¥ ndway, Cou grower, Nota dye; will ot staia the scalp or clothing. Stops hair f and welry. ( Y We OMAHA=SHERMAN & McCONNEL 10th and Chlcago. couNe FFS=MORGAN, BROWN, 637 Main; mploy the best known it w repalring léé iiyuu Co. 15th und Douglas Strects, 16 th and Dodge; SCHAFER'S DRUG STORE, H @ : B THE BEE WANT ADS PRODUCE RESULTS. 0000 s00e0ee 00009 142 Broad way; WHELEY, DeHAVEN, 418 Broadway, 432 Central Broadway;