Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13
OMAHA SUBURBS


Florence.
Mr.. Sam simelson OF Omaha was the
guest OF Dr. A. B, Adams last saturday
evening
Mrs. NJ B. Potter and Mrs. NJ. J. Grit
fin visited Mrs. Epinetter in Council Bluhs
Wednesday.
Mrs. s. A. Broadwen Of Omaha spent
Wednesday here, visiting her father NJ.
Miss Anna Martin Of Omaha and Miss
Edna Price visited Mrs. W. r. wall Bun
day evening.
Fred Grimm left last Saturday for Sioux
Falls. $. D., where he will be employed for
couple Of months.
win Tucker, who has been sick for the
past couple Of months, Is able to get
around with the aid OF cane.
Rev II. Erck, who has charge Of the
Lutheran church north of town, held serV-
ices at Calhoun Sunday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Kindred OF Blair Is spend
ing a week here visiting relatives, the fam
lilies OF James c. and William Kindred.
Rose Rebekah lodge No, lSs held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday night There was a
good attendance and some refreshments.
Thomas Estill is building a new house
on the property recently purchased Just
south and west Of the high school build
ing.
The Hales. former residents Of this vicin-
ity, have returned from western Ne
braska and will probably locate near mere
on a farm.
Miss Maggie Franklin has returned home
from Spauldng Neb., where she had been
visiting an uncle for the last month TOT the
benefit Of her health.
Mrs. /. A. c. Benedict Of Sheridan, Wye,
arrived here Thursday night and will visit
with the family psyro9 9f her father-in-law'
Mr.. WIN PLANT OF Brazil, Ind, is the
| guest of his aunt. Mrs. Mary Pilant MT.
| PLANT viii remain here some time looking
| over the western country.
George Dial has rented the u, NJ. Cox
house and will reside there. The house
| he formerly occupied was sold TO Antoine
Pulte, who wanted the place to live IN
Mrs A. w Barge of Oakland spent
! Wednesday afternoon here, the guest OF
| Mrs w. r. Wall. She has been at Omaha
| shopping and stopped OF on her way nome
| NJ r. Thompson went to Heckla, S. D.,
! Saturday to buy a bunch OF cattle Tor the
1 South Omaha market. This is the second
trip he has recently made to that country
! L. A. Taylor spent Saturday and sunday
! al home with his family and left Monday
| morning for South Dakota, where ne mas
charge Of that territory for an Implement
house.
Frank D. Leach has moved his family
| into his new residence Just competed
on North Main street. He formerly ,I,X kT odS
| after the hotel.
Samuel Forgy, an old resident, of Douglas
county. sold his farm couple o. h miiiS'
ing a fine residence in Florence and vii
make this his future home.
Alexander Schultz, who has been for tn
last year drug clerk for Jasper Smith, wen
| 10 Fairbury Neb. Tuesday, where he VII
have charge of drug store. Mr.. Hoist o
Omaha win be the new clerk IN Mrs
Smiths store
Mrs j. @. Negley and children. who hav'
been at Franklin and Riverton, Nep., 10
the last month. returned here, Tuesday
They will remain here for several days AM
then go to Long Pine, where Mrs. Negle!
will have charge Of a millinery store.
John Smith, for many years resident o
this city sold his Main street residence tnl
week TO James Brown, son-in-law OF :
A. Goodell. Mr., Smith will give gossessioSl
in a couple of weeks and go to st. Louis
where he will make his future home. II
has three sons in St. Louis
The city council held it's regular meeting
Monday night. An ordinance was passe'
| relocating some water hydrants on Madi
son and Harrison street. The sideWall
Inspector was ordered to have a eros
walk put in across Bluff street on the mort
side Of Willett street. orders were givel
: TO the street commissioner that no NOR
work would be done without the orde
| Of the council or the consent OF the ma
jority of the different committees on worn
The fence was ordered taken down fror
r around the city park. Bids will be re
j ceived for the fence and the purchase
will be required to remove the fence an
All up the holes where the posts stood