Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-12
OMAHA SUBURBS

| Dundee.
| The Dundee womans club will meet on
| Wednesday with Miss Bartlett
Jasper W. Hamilton was In Lincoln on
| legal business during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Baird were in Lin
| coin the early part OF the week.
The Marchionette club met with Mrs.
| T. L. Combs on Thursday afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Talmage are settled
| in their new home at Fiftieth and Cass
! streets.
Mr and Mrs TenEyck Fonda have
! moved into their new home on Davenport
| and Ftfty-irst streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Benson are at home
again after an extended trip to Georgia
| and other southern points.
Mr. Reed of Monticello. Ill, was the
guest for a few days last week Of his
| daughter, Mrs. r. G. Peters.
| Miss Ray Covey OF St. Paul, who is
| studying music at Lincoln. is the guest
over Sunday Of her aunt Mrs. d. Il. John
| son.
Mrs. Edmund L. Barr and children, who
| have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
| ]. Barr, returned during the week 70 their
| home at Chadron.
| On Monday evening an evangelical lee
ture will be given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Borscheim to which all their
| friends are invited.
! The Ladies' Aid society of the Dundee
| Presbyterian church met with Mrs. II. G.
| Baird on Friday afternoon. large num-
\ per OF women were present and enjoyed
|
Miss Palmer entertained last Saturday
evening at cards, and again Monday after
noon In honor Of their guest, Miss Speed
her home on Tuesday
The Round Dozen Social club met on
Wednesday with Mrs. T. l.. Combs. There
was guessing contest at which the prize
was won by Mrs. E. A. Benson, Mrs.
| Reynolds Barnum, who was a guest of
! the club sang several solos during the
afternoon
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
| society, a delightful entertainment was
! given at the Dundee Presbyterian church
Saturday evening. Miss Nikum gave sew
eral Rotations and Mrs. Donovan sang
number of solos. accompanied by Miss
Grace Hancock
On Friday evening Rev. and Mrs.
| Joseph j. Lampe and Henry Lampe en-
| tertained the students of the Presbyterian
Theological seminary, some OF the Belle
| vue college girls and some of the young
people of the village between forty and
fifty being present.
| Florence.
Sam Thomas Of Horseshoe lake was a
business visitor here Thursday.
Frank T. Parker left Wednesday for
Clarks, Neb., where he will visit relatives
for several weeks.
| d. NJ. Kelley's new house on Bluff street
is well under way and will be finished in
couple of weeks.
The Carnation club gave it's regular dan
| cling party Thursday night at Wallis hall.
| There was good attendance.
Charles Batelle and w. II. Mckay of
Omaha took the train here last Saturday
few days hunting ducks.
| w. II. Gibbons and j. Hippo made trip
to Bancroft Wednesday, looking over some
has leased. He will move his family there.
Father Buckley of the Sacred Heart
| churchn has charge of St. Phillips Nerl
| church here now and vii have mass at
1880 each Sunday morning, instead of $3.50
as heretofore.
William Pulte received telegram on
his brother Joseph. Mr.. Pulte and brother
, Antoine left Immediately for Detroit, Mich,
the brothers home.
a. L. Anderson and W. H. Buick left
Friday morning for Tekamah with their
hunting outfit. which viii be hauled to the
river from Tekamah They will hunt on
be gone two weeks.
The city council held its regular meeting
Monday night. Nothing but the regular
allowed with some shaving. The Sidewalk
inspector reported that the work Of putting
in the walks on Main street was progress
ing and would be done in another week. =.
George Siert has purchased the drug
stock of Jasper Smith and has. taken
charge. Mr. Siert comes from Newport
Ncb., where he conducted drug store
Mr.. Smith Will spend the most of his time
looking after his business interests and
property In Iowa and western Nebraska.
Thomas w: Mcclure has purchased the
grocery stock of John S, Paul and will
conduct the business from now on Mr.
Paul has been in the grocery business here
for eleven years. He will now take up
other lines of business. Mr.. Mcclure will
let the stock remain at the old location
renting the building from Mr.. Paul.
Robert Coventry of the Presbyterian
Theological seminary of Omaha, who spent
several years as missionary in Alberta,
gave an interesting lecture on THE Land
of the Sky Pilot at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening There was a
large audience The proceeds form the
nucleus of a fund for the building of a
/ manSe.
| The park commissioners of Omaha were
here the last part of the week looking over
the paving on Main and Thirtieth streets.
| The paving had been taken up I'm several
| places for the lowering of the water pipes
! and Mr.. Van Court, who had put the work
! in thought there might be some damage
| that would interfere with his contract of
FIVE years with the Park board. The board
did not find anything that warranted any
damage from the moving of the paving, II
being placed back in as good shape as
! before.