Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-15
OMAHA SUBURBS


EAOEehees
Antoine Paulit is repairing his house and
making some changes and additions.
Martin hmm OF Dresden, Kan, spent
Saturday aud Sunday with Charles Powell.
Miss Nellie Mathews OF Columbus has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ J.
Gleason.
e. SHELTON Of Emerson. Neb., lie here re-
lieving the\station agent W. r. Wall, for
awhile.
Mr. John Price of Missouri Valley spent
two days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Il. Price.
Henry Klassen's baby died Thursday
morning and was buried Saturday at For
est Lawn cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Simpson OF Council
Bluffs were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. King on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Nelson went to Te-
kamah Thursday to visit their son, Philip,
who lives near there.
L. A. Taylor spent Sunday at home with
his family, leaving for the north Monday
morning to take up his route for the week
Mrs. wulf of Blair spent several days
here visiting her sister. Mrs. II. l.. lde.
She returned to her home at Blair ON Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Mayberry of Allan
tic Ia, spent a week here with her
mother, Mrs. L. Powell, sr., of Glover Leaf
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Francis Of South
Omaha visited Mrs. Francis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. King, one day the past
week.
Mrs Ferdinand AhendOrtn OF bAntTbAh 10
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Butler. She expects to remain
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Smith entertained
at dinner last Sunday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Weber OF Wayne. Covers were
laid for fourteen.
F. s. McDuffie, route agent Of the Amer
lean Express company with neauqudI eIs
at Fremont. was a business visitor in Flor
ence ON Thursday
|. In honor of Miss Hattie Weber Of Wayne,
Mrs Weber jr., entertained MISS ray
smith and MIR lane and Mr.. Jay Smith
last Tuesday evening.
John Wright, foreman Of the fence gang
for the railway company, re son was seri-
Wednesday morning that ms son was
| ously injured at Beatrice -
Mrs. Emma Taylor, living near blaiI'
spent several days visiting her parents;
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis. she returned
| home Wednesday evening.
George Benedict who has been living
! on J. f. F1ack's place for the past ytaI,
| has advertised public SAFE lot oct"po'
| q and will move to Wyoming
Hugh Suite, secretary of the scho9l
| board. has received from the Superlntens1aoo
ent of public instruction at LS lnc1Ih Tue Nv
| prize won by the Florence schools
| Henry Crume, who has been in Bonesteel,
| s. D., for the past year, returned hoi i.S
| last week. After Few Gays W, WISH po Wa
his parents he left Wednesday LOT FohSa'
| Mrs Annie Seieroe and Miss Signe Bon.
desson entertained a number of friends ias ,i
Saturday in honor of Mr. ana Mrs. I'iilt .
| Weber and their uduBHtSl' MISE AA~' -
Wayne. AL. Gov
Mr.. Ware of Laurel, Neb., and Miss Ger r.
| trudc Weber and Mr.. Emil WEBER ~
| WAYNE. Neb., who have been the suestts
! Of Mr., and Mrs. ]. Weber, tr.' lett lot theH
| homes last Monday. ,,,as
| Mr. and Mrs Storms and Mrs. Heyhhoi Sn
| of Rogers, Neb., spent carnival WEEK NE
| the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Edgar FoWeI'
| Mrs. F. NJ. King and daughter' EI In 90
| spent Sunday at Spruce Hill tue Hoii0 -
! Mr. and Mrs. ID. {. Lonerseh' -.-,..,
J The Talbot Ice company has oeen cIe s,
| ing up it's ice this week. only rev , Soi
| are left in the houses There mas pS Ss,
aes a famine in the ice line; The
| Keirle Ice company has sold some ~ "a
! load lots and got a handsome price TOT IT,
| Nearly 5000 visitors registered az the
Waterworks building during carilNsi Viz
| which shows that the Florence puHplt t
| sHtnttnn and Florence generally attracts
| lots Of visitors A register has been plaCteu
| IN the entrance at the pumping staSon
| and visitors are requested to register theil
names. -. ,,,o,,od
| Mr. and Mrs Samuel Forgy have moved
| t-n,n their home on the farm to Florehce'
/ Thev are staying with their daughter MIS-
| y M King, their house not being qulte
| ready for occupancy. Just htty years aso
| this month Mr.. Forgy built tne hV s's,
| across the street from the new mouse s Jus,
| erected and moved his family mere L Ibnd
| Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. Forgy nrst Ieaoe a. ~
| here in 1854, and for the past twenty Nv Nv,
! wears he has been living on ms 10" 10 :
| Sour miles north of Irvington. he mas h
| rented the farm and will live In TOWN. AOi
| the balance of his days.