Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-27
OMAHA SUBURBS


Florence.
!; M. saums OF Coffman visited w. A.
wilson couple OF days this week
M: L. Learned left Thursday for a trip
west
Miss Prudence Tracy spent Saturday and
sunday visiting friends at Blair her former
Mrs, DR.. simons Of Craig spent a day
mere TINS week the guest Of Mrs. Sarah +.
Miss Helen Anderson returned from Long
weeks.
George Buck, ir., Of St. Joseph, Mo- was
me guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Tucker this
Miss Myra and Maude Goodlet spent sun
Gay here visiting their sister, Mrs. Hugh
Miss Emma Lund of Omaha is the guest
weeks.
A baby boy Weighing ten pounds arrived
az r,, the nome OF Mr. and Mrs. George Green
F. p. Leach and son, Scott, went to Te-
kamah Monday evening, returning home
tuesday morning.
Rev. p. II. Erik OF the Lutheran church
north of town went to Wayne Wednesday
to be absent until Saturday.
Miss Josephine Kelleher OF Omaha spent
Saturday and Sunday with the family of
Mr. and Mrs. +. S. Tucker.
Mr. Martin Herskinds and sister, Ethel,
entertained a number of their young friends
at their home Thursday afternoon.
+. 8. Tucker went to Onawa Ia, Friday
a contract grading near that place.
Miss Edith Gabrielson OF Gilmore, Ia,
arrived here Saturday and will spend the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. J. c. Kindred
Z. d. Bergstresser OF Orchard a former
resident of Florence, has been here the
past week visiting friends and attending TO
some business matters.
The 2-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
William Randolph died Tuesday morning
1t had been sick for some time. The funeral
was held from the house.
Miss Bell Thompson, who has been spend
Ing the summer with her sister, Mrs. j. r.
Kelley. returned to her home at Horton,
Kan, Monday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Witte who has been here
the last month visiting her sister. Mrs
Joe Roth, returned to her home at Hart
ington Monday morning.
Clarence Wall returned Tuesday from
three weeks visit with relatives at Evans
vile, Ind, and will take his place in Mr..
Paurs store September /.
Mabel and Emma Anderson went to Blair
thursday afternoon to spend a couple of
weeks on a farm with an uncle before the
fall term of school commences.
]. +. Ballinger who has been living on
his fruit farm southwest of town during
the summer, will resume his place as agent
TENDER /.
Miss Josephine Kelleher spent two days
here the first of the week visiting old &C
quaintances. She was formerly a school
teacher here. but has been at Sheridan,
Wyo,, for two years.
A 12-year-old son of Mr. Samland, three
miles In the country, fell under wagon
loaded with corn and had nine ribs crushed
in and other serious injuries. Not much
hope for his recovery is entertained.
Mrs. j. c. Barcus and sister-in-law, Miss
Barcus, were calling on friends here this
week. They attended the meeting Of the
Adventists in Omaha. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
Gus were former residents of this place.
They are now located at Sioux City
The members of The First Church of
Christ gave a lawn social on the city park
lawn Tuesday night with a large attend
ance, there being about 200 people present.
The Chaddock band of Omaha, composed
of children, furnished the music and took
well with the crowd. Mrs. w. b. Parks
handled the cash, and made a nice sum
over expenses, which will go to the running
expenses of the church.