Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-08
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Papillion.
Miss Elsie Hartman of Farvicw, Neb.,
visited friends over Sunday in town.
Cam Browic, who has been spending his
holiday vacation at home, returned to his
school duties at Tabor, Ia, Tuesday after,
noon
MIR. c. l.. Hover visited Springfield the
last of the week
Mr.. Fred Lyman aud Charlie Mitchell, of
bellevue college, were visiting friends in
town last week.
Miss Altha Rhamcy, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents in town,
returned to her school at Bellevue Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ Il. Brown returned from
their visit at Dunbar, Ncb., Wednesday
evening
Mr. George Aver and wife, from tho
northern part Of the state, are visiting Mr..
Pen Ayers family this week.
Mrs r. n Wilcox was in Omaha visiting
her son thus week.
Mrs Fisher visited Springfield friends
this week
Mrs Sanders spent the holidays with
friends in Omaha.
MIR II. l.. Purson left for Hastings Satur-
day, where he was called 10 attend tho
funeral of his brothers daughter.
DR.. McDollanu spent the holidays with his
parents IN Omaha.
Miss Myra Aver is visiting relatives in
northern Nebraska.
MIS-. treOlSc NlaBney, OF omana, visited
her parents the first of the week.
Mr. Calvin Jewett visited Omaha Satur-
day.
Mrs. Fisher and daughter Inez were visit
ing in Omaha the last of the week.
Miss Mamie Badger, of Omaha, is the
guest of her cousin, Ane Gatewood, for a
few weeks.
Miss Jessie Clarke is visiting friends in
Omaha this week.
Miss Lizzie Spencer is visiting relatives at
Farvicw, Neb., this week.
MIR. WILDER Woods of Council Bluffs was
visiting friends in town the first of the week.
very pleasant party was that given on
New Years night by Miss Altha ltamev at
her fathers residence in south Papilion.
All present expressed themselves as having
had very pleasant time.
MIR. Ota Critchfeld and wife returned
from their visit in the western part of New
York Saturday night.
Miss Orpha Fish started Friday afternoon
to see her parents in south ern Kansas.
Mr.. Charles Berger visited Omaha last
week
Waterloo.
Mr.. Fred Enfield received dispatch New
Years morning, stating the sudden death of
his youngest sister. He left for Michigan
immediately, and has not yet returned.
The hearts of all were filed with sorrow !
Thursday morning to learn of the death of
he had won his way to many hearts, and all
felt his loss. He had been ailIng but n few days
and was thought to have but severe cold.
The funeral was held Friday. at 2 O'clock
conducted by Rev. HaZelrlg, of the Christian
church.
Grandma Todd aud Grandma Johnson
started for Ashland Wednesday, for visit.
Miss May Noycs returned to Crete
Wednesday to continue her studies, having
enjoyed pleasant holiday.
Nv, "A
more returned TO Waterloo, and will now !
take possession of their new house and be |
permanent residents
Mr.. Laurence Hlck entertained a few of |
his young friends at his fathers residence |
Thursday evening.
Blair.
Our city is unusually active. The fine |
weather is being improved by the farmers |
roundabout, and they are preparing for Win
ter if we are to have any. The country roads |
are hard and smooth and travelling is excel
lent
Mr.. w H. Farnsworth, who has been Wis
iting in Sioux City, returned last week He
says Sioux City is booming.
Sheriff f. f.. Parker, of Burt county,
passed through town Saturday evening on
his way from Lincoln to Telamah.
Mcssrs A o. Pound, w. j. Cook, ex-
county clerk, j. w Henderson, county super
intendent, and Sheriff Schneider went to |
ernor Thayer. Superintendent Henderson
attended meeting of county superintcnd-
ents and Sheriff Schneider meeting of the !
sheritfs' association.
The city council has ordered some new
walks built and old ones repaired, so there |
will be less danger to life and limb after
dark.
On Saturday night, shortly after O'clock
as Julius Altshules was going home, some
one came up to him and calling him by name
struck him twice on the head, knocking HIM
down. Two ladies were coming along and
saw the assault They screamed, and the
scoundrel ran away.
The firemen's New Year dance was quite
a success. The cash receipts were Sl05.
Fhc Kickapoo Indians are here with their
famous medicine
Mr.. Nels Osterlund is about to close out
his stock Of dry goods.
The Blair collar factory seems to be doing
a large business. A meeting of the stock
holders was held Monday night
Miss Lauretta Hetricl1 spent Saturday and
Sunday at Superintendent Henderson's.
The churches Of Blair are observing the
week of prayer with union services.
The city schools begin Monday for the
winter term.