Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
OMAHA SUBURBS
Florence.

Florence.
Rev. e. H. Erck visited friends in oak
land a couple Of days this week.
Misses Amy Taylor and Clara PLANT
visited West Point on Labor day.
Fred Hamblit is at home after spending
the summer at Sioux Falls, s. y.
Mrs. Kelley was called to Horton, Kan,
Wednesday by the death Of her father
Miss Gretchen Saums OF Calhoun, Neb.,
visited the family Of W. A. Wilson Sunday.
Mrs. Ferril OF Hay Springs spent a couple
Of days here this week the guest Of L. A.
Bertha Anderson returned home Monday
from a three weeks visit with relatives at
Wausa. Neb.
Miss Laura Turner spent the week at
the state fair where she had charge Of
Canadian exhibit.
Sheldon Condron, a nephew Of w. A.
| Wilson. spent couple OF days here the
past week visiting relatives.
Miss Prudence Tracy postmaster Of
Florence. Is taking a weeks vacation visit
ing friends at Burlington, Ia
G. J. keirle, Mrs Keirle, NJ. y; Thomp-
at the state fair Monday last.
Mrs. Olsen visited here Wednesday and
| Thursday, coming from Oakland. She went
to Randolph, Neb., Thursday morning.
Miss Amanda Tebbns Of Omaha, and
Mrs. owens OF Humboldt S. D., were the
guests OF Mrs. +. S. Tucker on Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tietz gave a party
1 to their friends Thursday night in their
new home at Fourth and Harrison streets.
Miss Martha Tucker left last week for
| Sheridan, WyO., to take charge of her
! school which commenced Monday morning
William Paulsen and family Of Lyons
Neb., spent several days OF the past week
! with the family Of Thor Jorgensen at Prizes
| lake.
f. j. Bodwell was here Tuesday afternoon
visiting friends and looking after his candi-
| dacy for superintendent of public instruc-
! ton.
! Mrs. w c. Lewis and two daughters are
1 spending the week at Denton, Neb., with
I 1T fgfW Tnavs
| coin.
| NJ b. Thompson left Tuesday night for
! Hecla s. D., where he will purchase sew
eral cars of cattle for the South Omaha
\ market.
Mrs Andrew Anderson and daughter
Sophia spent Saturday and Sunday with
! relatives In Blair and remained Monday for
the Scotch picnic.
Henry Rustln, recently appointed chief
engineer Of the Omaha Water company.
| moved to Florence on Monday and is now
| installed in his new duties.
| Henry Nicholson is here visiting friends
! He arrived at Oakland last week from
| North Dakota where he had contract on
! the Great Northern railway.
Mrs. Frank Taylor. who has been here the
past two weeks visiting her parents. Mr..
home at Teltamah Tuesday evening
Thomas Miller arrived Wednesday. from
GUERNSEY, Wyo, and spent one day visiting
here to Sioux City Thursday afternoon.
Frank Digs will have charge Of. st.
Marks church for the present. He will act
| as missionary at-large for half of this
| diocese. Frank Potter, the former minis
| ter. has gone east and will not return.
Frank Hambllt returned home Tuesday
| from a brief visit to friends in Chicago.
Rockford and other Illinois points. Mr..
Hamblits mother, who accompanied him,
Will be absent for couple OF weeks more.
| Mrs Henry Anderson went to Blair Satur-
day afternoon to visit relatives near there.
Her two daughters have been there the past
| two weeks visiting. They returned home
| with her Monday evening. ready for school
| Tuesday morning.
| s. p Wallace, son-in-law of Sarah n.
Tracy, is here visiting for few weeks. He
has contract work at Freeport. Ill, where
he makes his home. Mrs. Wallace and
children have been spending the summer
here with Mrs. Wallaces mother.
The Florence Improvement club held its
| regular meeting Wednesday night tran
| sacting regular business. The members
| have been working individually for the sue
town and the way they have been handled
! shows that the club has not been idle.
All the committees have been doing their
work faithfully. The club hopes to get the
this fall so that owners can put out some
| trees.
The city council did not hold any meeting
| Monday night, II being a holiday but a
special meeting is called for tomorrow at
which time all the business that has been
OF the public grounds and property was
not able to get any bids for the old fence
around the city park and nothing has beer
done toward having IT moved. The side.
walks and crosswalks that were ordered
in have been finished. and no more work
Will be done this season in the matter OF
permanent sidewalks. Some Of the plank
walks will have to be repaired.