Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-03

81 the resignation OF Coach Pipal. The
campus and halls have been we'll cared Tor
eobS back anq now Sya h to tSer co
than ever and enthusiastic In its behalf
Florence.
Miss Donahue OF Omaha was the guest
OF Miss Hilma Swanson Sunday.
Cy clark OF LanEdon, Mo- was visiting
friends here Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Taylor OF TekamAh is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. #. d. Leach.
Freeman Tucker Of Desota Neb., spent
a couple OF DAYS here this week visiting
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs william Pulte entertained
Father Seney of Omaha at dinner Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs walklin and son OF Omaha were
the guests OF Mrs William Pulte Wednes-
day afternoon.
Ed Campion OF Ponca, station agent at
that place for the Omaha road visited W.
r. Wall Tuesday.
Antoine welchert and Joseph Roth enter
homes this week.
NJ. r. Kindred. an old soldier has been
attending the reunion of old soldiers at
Herman this week.
The Presbyterian church will give lawn
social, with ice cream and cake at the city
hall next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lillian Crabb and children arrived
With relatives des at Mound o city, Mo-
r. @. Carse of Omaha spent Sunday
with his brother-in- law, Henry Vogei, at
his home three miles north of town
Miss Anna Potter. a former teacher in
the public schools here, was the guest OF
Mrs. Hugh Suite Wednesday afternoon
Miss Anna Potter spent several days
Calhoun, returning home Wednesday noon.
Mrs Hugh Suite accompanied by Mrs.
J. T. Swanson, visited Mrs. Suites sister,
Mrs. Dave johnson, In Omaha, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pulte and family
hn M a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Of Omaha, Sunday.
Mrs. w. e. Taylor son and daughter, ar
rived Tuesday from Shenandoah, Ia, where
she has been the past three weeks visiting
her parents.
Rev. James A. Slack, who has accepted
the pastorate Of the Presbyterian church,
will be here September II to take charge
of the work.
Mike Helmers and wife, recently from
Deadwood, S. d. have purchased a house
and lot from M. R. Kindred and Will make
their home here.
Mrs. Alice Elliott left Wednesday morn
ing for Luverne, MINI, where she Will
visit a couple of months with her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Foulk.
Miss Eva DeMoss, a former teacher in
the schools in Florence is spending week
| here, recuperating before commencing her
work In one OF the Omaha schools.
Phillip Purcell, who has been with Ander-
| son q Hollihgsworth in their grocery store
| for the past year, has resigned his place
and Henry Mason is working for the
4
Ernest Travis, for the past year and q
half with the Florence Lumber and Goa
| company, left Monday morning for town
| in Kansas where he takes charge OF
! lumber yard.
| ]. F. Ballinger, for the past six month";
| on his fruit farm near here, packed uF
| his belongings and went back to Emerson
| to take charge Of that station as agent
| September l.
The committee Of the Rebekah lodge met
| at the home of Mrs. Charles Brewer
wednesday afternoon to perfect arrangel
ments for a social to be given by the lodge
Iin the near future.
| Freeman Ayers returned Wednesday
night from a weeks visit at Chamberlain
8. D.. where he has a brother living. HI
was looking over the ground as probable
purchaser Of farm.
Rev. X. J.. CsTdy, pastor of the Presby
| terrain church in King City, Mo-, who oc
cupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian church
| at Lawton, Ia, Sunday last, stopped of
| at Florence for q few days visit with ole
! friends
Miss MaudlIn OF Marengo, Ia, spent
couple of days here, this week visiting he
uncle James Breneman. She left Thurs
day morning for Oakland, Neb., where sh'
was elected principal Of the high schoo
for the coming term.
Mr. Homer Kindred and family o.
| Meadow Grove, Neb., spent couple o
deys here this week visiting his father ant
brothers. He Ia on his way to Chicago Il
take a course In a medical college, havini
been practicing at Meadow Grove for SOM
| time