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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 9, 1916.
What
is Going On
in Society Circles
At the Country Club.
Miss Alice Jaquith had is her
guests it the club yesterday evening
in honor of Mr. Elias Vaill of Pough
keepsie, N. Y.:
Miaee mi MM '
Anns UIITord, Iiiabel Vlneonhaler.
.Klorenre Neville,
Meenrs. ' HfHtl
X, wman Benson, Ellaa Valll of Pouch
Francis Oalnee, keepale,
' John Caldwell. Edward Dauffherty.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Powell enter
tained at dinner at the Country club
Saturday evening. Their guests were:
Mfwira. and Meadame
Ilarlcr U. Aloorhaad, Daniel Baum,
Henry Doorly, Samuel Caldwell.
Among those who Entertained
larger parties at the Country club
yesterday evening were: Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Smyth, who had twelve guests;
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Meyer, twelve
for Mrs. Thomas Brown of Cincin
nati, who is the guest of Mrs. Edwin
Swobe, and Luther Drake, eight.
Miss Marjorie Smith entertained
fourteen of the younger set at tV
dinner dance. ,
Others who dined at the Country
club Saturday evening were: W. J.
Connell, with seven guests; George
Prinz, with six, and Harry Koch with
four.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fairfield en
tertained at the Country club last
evening, their guests being: "
Maura, and Meedamea
K. 1.. Sprague, C W. Dlxoa,
J. Do Forest RlcharSa.
Meadamea Maedemea
Jennie Harrla,-' Mora Marple.
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Bride of the Week and Her Attendant
BRIDE ON VISIT TO HER HUS
BAND'S PARENTS
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At the Field Club.
Dining at the Field club Saturday
evening were the, following parties:
R. S. Wylie, who had seven guests;
W. M. Ciller, five; Lee Huff, five,
and W. C. Lawrence, Mrs. Madeline
Krug, C. M. Garvey and C. J. Baird,
each four.
Mr. and Mr. John Hussie enter
tained a party of ten and Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Taggart, ten.' '
Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Arnold enter
tained at the Saturday evening din
ner at the Field club. . Their guests
1 were: ' ,:' . . ,
Meaara. and Meedamee . . . i '
John O. aiford, Alex Kick".
A. I. Boat, v ' jr. H. Mllhen. , ,
Dr. and lira, B. A. MoDarmett.
At Happy Hollow Club. - 1
' The following parties had guests at
the club last evening; Mrs. George
W. Johnstone,; six guests; Mr. Wil
liam B. Peterson, six; Mr. H. Larrie,
five; Mrs. M. D. Williams, five; Mr.
G. W. Updike, four, and Mr. J. D.
Owen, Mr. George Carter and. Mr.
George A. Robert had small par
ties. .',': "
Next Thursday Mis Kathenne
Davenport will entertain twelve
guest at the club.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grimmell en
tertained at Happy Hollow club Sat
urday evening for their daughter,
' Miss Margaretha, and Miss Edith
Highfield of Superior, Wis., who it
. the guest of Mis Harriet Walter.
Invitation were extended to; ;
" Mlaaea Mlaaea
, Corlono Billot, Harriot Walter ,
Dorothy Balbaeh, " Edith Hlfhflal.
Meaara. Meaara. -
Walter Caaaabarlarn. Dwltht Brana, ' ;
Edward Charatorlaln, Samuel uroen ,
Waltmaa Waltara, Pas liolaas, v.
At Prior Lairs. '
Mrs. Tyler Belt and the children are
at Prior Lake and Mr. and Mr. S. S.
Carlisle and their children and Robert
Wiley. Next Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Caldwell will probably go up
with their children for six week.
Judge and Mr. D. M. Vinionhaler
and family plan to spend the month
of August at Prior.
A Carter Laka Club.
' Mr. and Mr. T. F. Swift and fam
ily have taken the Van Dolan cot
tage. . -
Mr. and Mr. S. P. Mon enter
tained for their house guest,- Mr.
and Mr. Gero of Del Moines, last
evening, .
i Mr. and Mr. J. F, Gome have
as their house guests Mr. and. Mrs.
R. O. Johnston of Chicago, j
Miss Maude Jorgenson entertained
at a farewell dinner dance at the
club Saturday evening in honor of
her brother and sister, Mr. and Mra.
Charles Iddiol of Kan sis City, who
left this morning for Minnesota after
a visit with Mr. Iddiol' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jorgenson. '
Mr. and Mr. Nate Mant$t enter
tained at dinner last evening in honor
of their house guests, Mr. and Mra.
Levi of Lincoln.
Note ol Interest v
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cornish of New
York are planning to spend the com
ing winter in Japan and China. They
will stop in Omaha enroute west to
visit Mr. J. M. Metcalf, before sail
ing. ' " , '. 1
Dr. Karl Connell, son of Mr. and
Mrs, W. J. Connell. ha gone with
the Seventy-first regiment of New
Ynrlr to Brownsville. Tex. Dr. Con
nell belongs to the, medical corps of
the brigade and has the rank ot
maior. - - '
Lieutenant and Mrs. Harold Keller,
who have been visum: his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Keller, for
two weeks. leave today for Fhiladel
nhia where the lieutenant has been
on naval duty since December. Now,
however, he is ordered to Annapolia
to take a post-graduate course in en
gineering tor a year and will go there
immediately from Philadelphia.
; Mr. and Mrs. E. , A. Cudahy and
.Mibi Alice Cudahy of Chicago have
opened their house at Mackinac, and
Mra. Frank Wilhelm noes up from
Chicago next week to take charge of
the house for her mother, who is re
covering from an operation upon her
eves some time ago. A recent ex
animation of Mrs. ' Cudahy' eye
showed sreat improvement.
Robert Dinning, who haa been
studying in oils in New York City, is
summering at Woodstock, N. Y, up
in the Catskills. . Here he i with
Carlson, one of the Art league men,
who has a studio there. Robert' lis
ter, Miss Louise Dinning, is now in
a New York City clinic, devoting her
attention to that department which
his to do with operations on the nose
and throat , '
Amotur the Visitors.
' Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baum of St
Louis are the cueats of Mra. H. New
man and Mr. and Mra, Lonio Som-
' mer.
Mr. and Mra. Joteph E. Heller of
Milwaukee arrived uii morning to
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Bergman ana Mr. Anopsia neuer.
Klias Vail of Pbughkeepsie, N. Y.
arrivrrl SatnrdaV morn in to loend
few week bert with bit fiancee.
Miss Alice Jaquith, and her mother,
Mrs. A. B. Jaquith.
Mrs. Thomas Moonlight Murphy
and son, Thomas, jr., arrived Satur
day morning to visit Mrs. Murphy's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Thompson at the Merriam apart
ments. Misa Bessie Ritchie of Idaho Falls,
who haa been the guest of Miss Ma
rion and Miss Dorothy Weller this
week, leaves next Monday. Miss
Harriet Waters of Binghamton, N.
Y., and Miss Ellen Weart of Chero
kee, la., have also been guests at
the Weller home since last, week and
will remain some time longer.
Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peacock of
Rose Hill, Benson, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Mon
day at the home of their only child,
Mrs. C. F. Hotchkiss. In the even
ing they were surprised by about a
hundred friends from Omaha, mostly
member of Clan Gordon or the La
dle' auxiliary. Judge A. C. Troup
presented the couple with a purse of
gold in behalf of their many friends.
Dancing was 'the program of the
evening, the music being furnished
by violin and bagpipe.
Mr. and Mrs. Peacock were, born
in Scotland and came to America in
1857 and were married in Oneida,
III., in 1866. Mrs. Peacock is 68 and
Mr. Peacock is 78 years of age.
Mr. and Mr. Peacock lived in
Omaha twenty-eight years, moving
to Benson in 1908. Mr. Peacock was
for twenty-seven years employed in
the Union Pacific office.
A Hon Warming. ' '
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ails IHKiiua v, ..
T. Callfas took possession of their
new home at SIM Mercer raric doui-
-A Attrinat lij etlWnPA ThllfarfaV
evening. On their arrival home they
, . , en . 'HtL.M.1
rouna aDour in gucaia naiuccu,
also Prof. Mach' orchestra, which
furnished musical numbers. ,
Refreshment were served by the
committee in charge, Mesdame
Charles W. Chapman, Dr., Patton,
Charles Lang and E. E. Foshier. ,
Whltt Shrto Whirt Club.
One of the large partie at the
Vi.M 1..K Thurarlav waa the lunch-
eon of the White Shrine Whist club.
Mesdame M. H. Conant. G. R.
Ledyard, L. F. Shrum and Mary
Wearne were hojtesses. The priaes
were won by Mrs. Dan Moore, Mrs.
A. M. Longweu, Mrs. n. r. o,
Mr. C E. Moloney and Mrs. C F.
Barrow. The member and their
guests were:. . ;- ..
Meadamea
8. K. Hantord. , , M. W. ChrlatlwOT.
A. P. Brady,
A. A. Wedemarar,
W. H Dorranoe,
JMn Moore,
C. H T. niepea.
C Vincent,
B. r. Marti. . I
J. E. Ilmoaoa,
W. H. Mick,
A. C. Hereon,
A. M. LontwaH,
W. H. Jonaa,
B. Potior of '
L Joe.ph, Ma.
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a. A. Williamson,'
O. R. Ladrard,
G. f. Barrawa,
t. m UavL
Sam Draahar.tr. I
F. U Iteliar, .
C. B. Moloar.
B. L. Dodder.
VlAult UnArthttT.
O. W. Hendoa,
C. . Luatt.
Thomaa Hamlin.
L. r. Bhrum.
M. H. Conaat,
Mary Wearna.
MIm Mauds amna.
Omaha Colony at Otoboji. ' .
Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Bridge, who
l.... t filmhnil for a week, are
expected back today.
. Mr. ana Mr, waiter n. nuu
and Miss Mildred Rhodes left Satur
day in theif car for Spirit Lake,
where they will top ai
Mr.' E. S. Estabrook left for Lake
Okoboji in her ear rnoay, iotup
;J v.. t... UtlHran sh Will rS
turn Monday after seeing the chil
dren establisnea tnere tor h u.
mer with their nurse and maid.
i ir ..,;, nrnwn are at
Okoboji enjoying a cottage on Pike
Point tor tne ummcr. aim
. f Li. ...U. maIah im tonav
with Mr. ana Birs, yuvi ..wv.,
win visit -- .
if- a ir- tirlr Over and
Mr. and Mr. H. L. Goldstrom and
son and Mrs. Josepn Meyer ana imm
daughter left this morning by auto
mobile for Okoboji, where they will
spend the summer. .
j i 'H M MrClanahan.
Ur, arm ' . .. f
with their niece. Mis Holloway, of
Plvmouth, Ilk, ana ur.
-,.- .:n maia, nn tn Okoboll
nensro, wm -r
. j . c,,Hrn tn anrnd the
nexi rrraaj v. j
umrr' at their cottage on Pike
Poie . .. .....
Mrs. U. U ratteron, miss
itterson and Mrs. Miriam
little daughter, Jane, mo
il Okoboji yesterday to
Patterson cottage for the
: l?A.a TawIa ornca un
.. i. l v.s mftnh in visit thr,m
inc mat w
for two or three weeks, and a num
ber of other have Been asxea up ror
week-ends.
Newt ol the Wayfarer. '
Mr. and Mra. Wdl T. Burn aare at
Beverly Hill,-k. na are expect
home about Thursday of this week,
after stopping at sail uute uiy -
Jadge and Mr. Arthur C. Waka-
ley are enjoying a momne trip n
California. In their absence - Mr.
LUiie Wells Parrotte is staying at
ineir nousc. .
Mr. and Un. W. F. Gorier are
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Bo-
tor
ope.
seasfh.
in Washington, D. C, visiting her
family for a while before atarting oil
a motor trip on which they will be
accompanied by Dr. W. O. Bridges
and his sister, Mrs. Moody, ot ttvan
ston. Dr. Bridges expects to leave
for. the east about the 15th.
Mr. and Mr. Victor White and
Mis Louise White spent last week
in Philadlphia, where Mr. White was
a delegate to the Ad club conven
tion. Tuesday evening they, with
Mr. Chase, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Baum at dinner at Haver
ford, Afiss Katharine Baum and Mr.
Richard Baum also, being of the
Prty. ,
Terpsichore Club Meets.
The Terpsichore Musical club was
entertained t the home of Miss
Jeaqette Harsch Friday evening. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games. Members of the Terpsichore
club are:
Mlaaea Mleeea
ftegtna Tatiohen, trene Tauchen, .
Vara Strain. Ethel Straits,
Lttella Jacobean, ' Bather Jaoobaaa,
Florence Hood, Clara Olaon,
Helen Sutton. Blalo Ramar,
Jaaaatta Harech. Bath Krlaek
Exodus of Summer Travelers.
Mr. E. C. McShane leave tomor
row for Charlevoix, Mich.
' Mr. and Mra. John A. McShane ex
pect to leave the latter cart of the
veek for Atlantic City.
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mt, emu mho. km aval icit
Wednesday to' spend the rest of the
summer at Christmas Lake, Minn.
Mrs. E. J. McVann and Mis Ei
ther McVann plan to leave August 5
for Saiante lake, in the Adirondacka.
Mr. and Mrs. C C George are plan
ning to leave Monday for New York
and Nantucket, to be gone few
week.
Mr. and Mr. Floyd M. Smith and
family left Saturday for Kakekona
Camp at Backus', Minn., where they
will remain for the rest of the sum
mer. ,
Mrs. George Paterson and her sis
ter. Miss Lillian Wilbur, are planning
to go east in a week or two and will
divide their time between the sea
shore and Pittsfield, Mas.
Miss Mayme Hutchinson left Sun
day for a few days in Chicago before
taking the trip of the great lakes.
Mrs. W. C. Price of Los Angeles and
Mr. Theodore McMechan of Red
lands, who were guests of Miss Hut
chinson and of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hutchinson, have returned home.
Mrs. Louis C Nash, accompanied
by Mr. Nash and Henry Cartan, left
Wednesday for Boston, and will
spend three weeks or a month motor
ing about there. They will visit Mrs.
Crofoot at Northeast Harbor and
Miss Nash at Heath, Mass., as well as
Atlantic City and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Connell and
Mrs. J. M. Metcalf leave Monday for
Atlantic Citv. where they will be at
the Marlborough-Blenheim, the latter
for two weeks, before going towew
York to visit her brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mra. E. J. Cornish. Mrs.
Mrtralf will he east for six weeks.
judge and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan will loin
her and the Connells at Atlantic City
about the end of next week.
Borglum Girls Marry.
The mirriaee of Miss Harriet
Borglum and Mr. Abel Faidy took
place June 28 in San Francisco,
where the bridal couple will make
their home. ... .
Miis, Theodora Borclum will be
married to Mr. William St John of
New York, in Lot Angelea in the
near future, after which thia couple
will make their home in New York.
Mr. St John will atoo off to visit
the Omaha Borglum on hi way
west .-v.'. ' . V 'v'::; '. .V.
Wedding Plans. ;
u. ..) Mra A R Turner an.
nounce the date of the marriage of
their daughter, Frances E. Shaffer
of Omaha, to Mr. Charles E. Bur
roughs of Hastings on August 19,
the ceremony to take place at St.
Patrick's Catholic church at 9 o'clock.
After the service a wedding supper
will be served at the home of the
bride'a parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs will tnen
leave for an automobile trip through
the eastern part of the state, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ciesty
of Fremont, the bride's sister, and
Mr. and Mr. F. L. Burroughs,
brother of the groom.
Gossip of College Set
The Misses Lucy and Helen Gar
vin return Thursday after visiting
school friends in the east . since the
close of school at Bradford academy,
where Miss Lucy is a junior and
where Miss Helen went a short time
ago to attend the first reunion of
ber graduating class.
Estes Park Contingent
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kuhn were
at the Colonial last week, having
rented their apartment at the Knick
erbocker for the aummer. Miss Ma-
n Kuhn has been spending the
week with Miss Gertrude Metz, and
on Monday they, with Mrs. Kuhn,
will leave for Elkhorn Lodge in
Estea Park. Mr. Kuhn will stay at
the Omaha club during the absence of
his family.
Mrs. t. f. turicenaaii lett l nursday
in her car for Denver Lodge, accom
panied by Mrs. Barber, Mrs. C. M.
Wilhelm and Mr. Burdette Kirken-
dall. Mr. Wilhelm and Miss Esther
Wilhelm leave today to meet the par-
E' in Denver, and they will all go to
lkhorn Lodge together.
Next Monday Mr. and Mrs. bdgar
M. Moraman and children will leave
for Long's Peak Inn in Estes Park,
and on the Friday following Mrs. S.
D. Barkalow and Miss Caroline Bark
alow will leave for the park, to stop at
Elkhorn Lodge for a month. Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Stevens expect to go there
the latter part of next week. Later
in the summer Mis Ida Sharp plans
to spend a month at Elkhorn Lodge.
Keatlng-MUes Wedding.
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Josephine V. Miles were united in
. ., t w r tt:i
marriage oy tne nev. m. v. mgoec
at his home, 2011 Maple street Mon
j : -. s 1, Th.
kuy c r c ii mi s . w v nuv. ,.v a..w
is from Sterling, Colo, the bride from
rorrest ury, is.
Omaha Boy at Shattuck.
The Shattuck Spectator of bhat-
tuck Military academy prints the fol
lowing notice in regard to an Omaha
member ot tnis years senior class:
"John Seavers Reed was born in
Omaha, Neb., August 7, 1899. He en
tered Shattuck in 1913 as a member
of the fourth form class. Reed has
eight silver and fourteen blue stars
to show for his scholastic attain
ments. He participated in form base
ball, basket ball and company track
meets in 1913, 1914 and 1915, and -was
a member of the school track team
this year. He was corporal in 1915;
quartermaster, 1915; second lieeuten
ant, 1916. He was also a member
Eyes
Examined.
Glasses
Fitted.
Moderate
' Prices. :
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phillips Optical Co.
SSI-t swantMs BuMn
of theV crack squad in 1915 and 1916;
manager of the base ball team and
captain of the junior basket ball
team in 1915. Reed will enter the
University of Nebraska in the fall."
Gossip of College Set
Robert Howe, son of R. C. Howe,
will leave Omaha in the autumn to
enter the Armour company's employ.
Jarvis Utlutt, who is with tne Yale
battalion in New Haven, writes that
they go into camp, at Nyantic this
week.
; Victor Caldwell, who has been vis
iting friends in the east since grad
uating from Yale last month, arrived
home . Sunday. Isaac Carpenter, 'jr.,
came home last week from Harvard
and has entered his father's business.
Mr. Hueh Millard arrived Wednes
day on his way to Oregon, and is
at the Fontenelle until today. Mr.
Millard has just graduated at Cor
nell and is going to join his brother
in fruit ranching in the Hood river
country.
Social Goasip.
Mr. Willard Butler is stopping with
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stewart, 2d. until
he goes to join his family at Kansas.
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Storz have
taken the J. H. Ringwalt bungalow
near Florence for the aummer. Mr.
and Mrs. John Madden and family
are with them. .
Miss Beulah Sharp left Wednesday
for White Bear Lake, Minn.j. to visit
Captain and Mrs. Robert Hamilton,
who have a cottage there for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. McGilton and
Miss Eleanor McGilton left on the
Fourth in their car for Hugo, Colo.,
where they will be with Mrs. Walter
E. Williams.
Mr. Herbert French arrived
Wednesday from Louisville, Ky to
join his wife, who has been here
since before the wedding of her sis
ter, Miss Congdon, last month. Mr.
and Mrs. French will be here over
this week-end and have been stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. John C. French.
Mra. G. W. Holdrege, Miss Leeta
Holdrege and Mrs. Robert Hollister
and children left Tuesday for Wyo
ming, where they have taken the
Harding ranch.
Mrs. McClintock, mother of Mrs.
Milton Barlow, left Thursday for
Pittsburgh and New York. In New
York she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Downey, and nephew, Majp r George
Downey.
Mrs. D. C. Stapleton returned
Thursday from New York, where she
has been for two or three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Jack Barber. Mr.
and Mrs. Barber will stop in Omaha
upon their return from the east.
Personal Mention.
Miss Laura Litton, who underwent
an operation at the Wise Memorial
hospital several weeks ago, is recov
ering rapidly.
Mr. Robert Bradford returned to
La Jolla, Cal, on Friday of last week.
He and Mrs. Bradford wil remain in
California all next winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Osgood Eastman,
who sold their home last week to the
Holyoke-Dox school, moved Friday
to the Knickerbocker apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Greer left
last weke for Chicago, where Mr.
Greer goes to become assistant to
Vice President Byram of the Burling
ton. Mrs. H. J. Schiffle returned Satur
day from Oconomowoc Lake,. Wis-
I consin, and Chicago, and has taken
ine ivi. u. xiaywara name lor. mc
summer.
Miss Margaret Ware, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Ware of Blair,
and a frequent visitor in Omaha, has
been very ill with typhoid fever for
three weeks past at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Crane
have returned from Lincoln, where
they attended the funeral Wednesday
of Mrs. Sarah Jane Baird, mother of
Mrs. Crane and wife of the late Cap
tain D. N. Baird. ,
Mrs. V. J. White with her daugh
ter, Mildred, and small son, Master
Donald, leave Monday to spend sev
eral weeks as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Graves at their country
home near Hastings. I
Mrs. A. C. Estill and sons, Robert
and Lawrence, left Thursday for their
new home in Bridgeport, Neb., after
a six months' stay with Mrs. Estill's
mother, Mrs. W. K. Mathis, ot una
ha. Dr. Estill recently sold his ranch
in Montana and has opened an office
in Bridgeport.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. Wiiliam J. Scott lett Saturday
morning for Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Foster left
Saturday evening for the east.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McConnell have
returned from Excelsior Springs.
Mr. Ben Cotton was in town on
the Fourth for the wrestling match.
Miss Kittie Evans leaves tnis even
ing for New York to spend six weeks.
Mrs. A. G. Beeson leaves next
week to spend a month in Lafayette,
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barlow re
turned Sunday from three weeks in
New York.
Mr. Robert Wood returns today
from visiting his brother, Roy, in
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Victor Caldwell has returned
from an eastern visit as well as a
stav at Christmas Lake.
Mr. and Mr. Truman Buck left
Thursday for Boulder, Colo., where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Jean Elder and Charles Elder
left Saturday for Colorado, where
they will make an indefinite stay
Mrs. Bertha Trostler has gone
spend the summer with ner son
wife, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Trostle
Denver.
Mrs. E. G. Poll and daughter, Flor
ence Bell, of Chicago, who have been
visiting relatives in Omaha during the
last week, left for their home Satur
day night. "
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Towle returned
last week from Canyon City, Colo.,
where they have been visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. De Weese. The
trip was made by auto.
Miss Regina Andersen, formerly of
Omaha, but now of Grand Island,
passed through the city Saturday
evening enroute to New York City,
where she will visit during the sum
mer. , . ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McCarthy left
last Sunday to spend the week visit
ing Mrs. McCarthy's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Maus, in Chicago. They will
then go east for a month in New York
and Atlantic City.
Dundee Eesident Has
Complaint on Garbage
"Did you ever live near a garbage
can that was emptied only once a
week?" asked J. E. Fitzgerald, 5014
Chicago street, addressing the health
office attaches.
if, I;it',T,-M r--ttct,t offain.t the.
system of collecting garbage only
once a wees in inc yici.uu.ia u Dun
dee. :
"It was not so before the Greater
Omahi regime," quoth the Dundeeite.
Superintendent McDonald of the
bureau of garbage promised to in
crease the visits to Dundee homes.
Prercnta Infection.
Sloan'a Liniment applied to a aore, cut.
wound or bruise prevents Infection and blood
poison. All drug-clsts. 26c. Advertisement.
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and
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amaSBT
Imperfect .ou3 Corrected, Sagging
Faces Lifted, Wrinkles Removed
SEE
loo Woodbury Treatment.
I POSITIVELY NEVER USE PARAFFIN,
ONE FREE TREATMENT TO DEMON
STRATE MY TREATMENT IS PAINLESS.
' W. H. BAILEY, M. D.
Plastie and Coamatle Sure eon.
M25 Glenarm St. Denver, Colo.
Paono Champa 1821. Eighth Year in Denver
Profeeaional and Bank Refereneea.
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Sanatorium
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cleanly made, wholesome
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OWNER MrU COL OMAHA, IL5A
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July Clearing Sale of
PIANOS
All Well Known Makes at a Fraction of Their Real Value
SAVE substantially by purchasing that piano during this remarkable sale. Look
carefully over the list below and note the high class Instruments and the ex
tremely low prices quoted and you will realize it is to your advantage to select your
piano now instead of waiting until later in the fall or winter. Every slightly used
piano every sample piano, every piano that has been used for demonstrating pur
poses 'and every player-piano is featured in this July Clearing Sale of Pianos.
Do not overlook this money-saving opportunity. It is doubtful if you will soon again
share in another sale of the same saving proportions. Come in Monday or Tuesday
and see for yourself. Out-of-town customers are advised to make a first and second
' " choice and write for description immediately.
A Partial List
KNABE, upright; d0 f"
sale price vOlO
STEINWAt, grand;
sale price
Well Known Make
IRVING, upright; djl f C
sale price P11J
RICHMOND, upright; d 1 O C
ajj aiv
$135
$140
$145
$165
$178
$185
$450
Unusual Values
in Standard Makes of
Player Pianos
KURTZMAN, 88-note; ttOOC
sale price J)aWa4)
KURTZMAN, 88-note
sale price
HOWARD, upright;
sals price ,
H. P. NELSON, up
right; sale price
SEGERSTROM, up
Tight; sale price
FOSTER CO., up
right; sale price
WILSON, upright
sale price
WATHAM, upright;
sale nrice
, KURTZMAN, upright; 210
IMPORTANT!
REMEMBER the instruments featured in this sale are not old worn out pianos, but
are all pianos of the latest design in beautiful rich mahogany, walnut and oak
f lanos Wat anyone wouia De proua to nave in weir nome.
sale price
SEGERSTROM, 88
note; sale price
AUTOPIANO, 88-note
sale price
$260
$290
$385
Terms fo Suit You
cases.
Bursaaa-Naah Ca. Fourth Flaar.
Burgess-Nash Company
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