Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-31
OMAHA SUBURBS


Master Guy Cook is still on the road 70
recovery from his serious operation.
Mrs. Pitman, who has been the guest Of
her sister In Kansas City, returns home
New Years week
Mark Morton, who Is visiting relatives
here, was the guest of old friends in West
Side on Wednesday.
Mrs. Nelson is lying i'll at her nome near
the county hospital. Her daughter, Mrs.
Bell, is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Spoerri have beer
entertaining their brother who left for a
visit to Chicago on Saturday.
John Faverty came in from Willard Satur.
his cousin. NJ Faverty, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott are spending the holi-
days with the parents of the groom on
Twenty-eighth and Hickory streets.
Grandma Syas is making her home this
winter with her only daughter Mrs. K.
Todd. Thirty-eighth and Leavenworth.
Mrs Nelson Pratt and daughter. Miss
Minnie spent the day here with home folks
on Wednesday and with Prof Henderson.
Mrs. Charles Roberts of Eckerman is
at home from the hospital much improved
In health and now hopes for complete
recovery
spend Christmas with his family here. His
son Clarence also is home from college TO
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Potter's aunt and cousin,
who have been Christmas guests here the
last week. returned to their home at Aims
worth on Wednesday.
Mrs. John II. Moore returned last week
from Creston, Neb., and is the guest OF
her daughter. Miss Mabel Case, Eighteenth
and Vinton streets, this week.
John Blake, wife and daughter, Miss
Myrtle. ate turkey on Christmas day with
the daughter of the former, Mrs. A. NJ.
Oleson, and family on Georgia avenue.
Mrs. Bartlett of Forty-third and Pacific
spent Wednesday with old friends at Lake
not seen for over dozen years.
Mr.. Norlamb of Windsor Place, who has
had had the contrnet Of painting and papering
completed his work late friday.
Mrs Aughe received an orangewood nee
die cushion, shaped like heart, and hand
painted, from her old friend Miss Mae Syas
OF Los Angeles, Cal, which she prizes
highly.
DR.. Turner, veterinary surgeon. has
turned his old house, which was wrecked
pen and IL feeding a large number of sheep
this winter.
Charlie Smith of West Side who has been
clerking in large furniture store in Dem
yer, has been transferred to q like posi-
ton at Kansas City and is well pleased
with his work.
Mrs. Theodore Smith. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs Furman of Hastings were
the guests of their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
streets Wednesday.
j. z. Aughe and wife ate turkey on
Christmas with heir son, r. S. Aughe, and
wife, and were accompanied home here by
their sister, Miss Ella Daniel, from Wake
field, from Monday until Tuesday.
Prof. John Henderson of Denver uni
versity came home early Sunday morning
to spend Christmas with his parents, Rev
and Mrs. r. M Henderson. He returned
TO his duties at Denver on Friday.
The many friends here of Miss Kate
Healy, the music teacher, extend TO her
their sympathy in the loss of her sister,
Miss Mary Frances, which occurred at
her home on Georgia avenue Saturday.
Mrs. i f. AnRhp
entertainment on Sunday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. viii Morton of Long
features of the evening for the children.
Mrs. L, Darling and daughters have been
entertaining their cousin, Miss Mae Allen,
who is teacher in the Gothenburg High
school. She Will remain till Thursday
evening. She was accompanied by Miss
Mabel Root of near Millard.
Southwest Methodist Sunday school will
give Christmas entertainment on New
Years night at the church. and a good
time is expected The church looks we'll
IN its new interior of myrtle, green paper
and the woodwork we'll vanished
Miss Martha Crumpacker teacher of the
fourth grade in the Beals school, was the
recipient of q fine book of poems as a
C Chr,s,,, presept from her pupils, fine
IN IN, The school by the principal Miss Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Morton and little son,
Marion. Of Long Pine. who have been
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Faverty, left
for their home Thursday afternoon. ac-
companied by their sister. Miss Bessie Fa-
verify, who will spend the winter there and
go to school.
Several members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety met at the church on Thursday and
cleaned the windows. lamps and floors.
lunch was served at noon. Proceeds So
The next meeting of the society WITH be at
the home Of Mrs George Blakely, in East
Amber avenue Thursday, January 4, to
sew oil day. good attendance is desired