Omaha daily bee., 1897-10-10
Mrs. Lucas, dressmaking, 1924 Chicago st.
NOTES FROM OMAHA SUBURBS.
Florence.

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Judge Baxter of Omaha was in the city
Tuesday looking up the vote in this precinct.
County Superintendent Bodwell has been in
the city this week visiting friends and the
public schools.
Misses Matte and Annie McKerchen of
Blair were visiting with the family of DR..
| Tracy this week.
! L. N. Warbler, with a party of men, left
Friday morning for Blencoe, Ia, where thcy
go to get out piling for the exposi ion.
Mrs. McElroy accompanied her husband to
Kansas City, where she will remain for some
time, Mr.. McElroy being employed there.
Mrs d. c. Hass went to Omaha Thursday
to attend a meeting of the Coffee club, of
| which she is a member, returning home
| Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Breden Of Omaha conducted COM
munion services at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday, assisted by W. Barnes Lower,
the pastor at this place.
Evangelist T. A. Hedges of Missouri is
| conducting a series of meetings at the First
| Church of Christ and has been successful
in securing some conversions.
Steve Smith of this city met with a pain
| full accident recently while taking pling out
Of the river near here. He slipped and fell
breaking his nose and bruislng his face.
Mrs r. w. Cowan went to st. Louis, Mo-,
| the first of this week, where she goes to visit
her daughter Mrs. Henry Hall, who formerly
resided here. She expects to be absent for
some time.
william Tuttle and family, former resi-
| dents of this city, returned from southern
| Missouri, where they have been living the
| last two years. They will make their home
here for the present.
| A number of friends Of Mrs. {. Hupp met
at her home Saturday night 1t being her
birthday. She received a number of valuable
presents. High five was played, ter which
| lunch hostess,
The Ladies' Guild met at the home of Mrs.
| G.. J. Hunt Wednesday afternoon. 1t is COM
posed of the women members of the Epsco-
pal church of this city. Their object is to
raise money for the expense of st. Mark s
church.
The following delegation was selected last
night for the republican county convention
| at Omaha Saturday: J. S. Paul, l.. Shipley,
]. McGregor, H. Suite and l.. Plant Mr.. A.
| Il. Lewis was nominated as assessor, Charles
| Townsend as road supervisor,
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha railway has a new time card taking
| effect Sunday, putting on an additional train
| between Emerson and Omaha. The train is
| due here going to Omaha in the morning at
| $3.50 and arrives from Omaha in the evening
at 5:25. The time of the accommodation train
going to Omaha is changed to p. M. instead
| of the time heretofore, which was S:O9 p IN.
| The flyer does not stop either way.
Mr. Nelson a young man living north of
| town, went to the house of Jacob Long
Wednesday night when Mr.. Long was absent,
| frightened Mrs. Long from the house and
built fire in the stove and then sat on the
stove until part of his clothing was burned
| off Mr.. Long upon returning home took him
| off the stove and brought him to Florence,
| where he was taken care of by the city mar
shall until the county commissioners came
| for him and took him to the county hospital.
He imagnes he is cold all the time and wants
| to build fire and get into it or sit on a
| stove.