Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-16
Florence.


Sheriff Mcdonald was in town Tuesday
| looking after some business.
Kathleen Roster Of Omaha spent Sunday
last with Miss Lena Chilean.
Mrs. Barrett, who was very sick for sew
eral days, is very much better.
Mrs. J. w. Wilson Of Omaha spent Sun
day here, visiting her mother, Mrs. Lou
paired and some extra work done on the
| inside.
The Pleasant Hour club has invitations
out for social and dance December 81 In
! Wallis hall
Mrs. Charles Cotren of Omaha spent
Tuesday afternoon here, the guest Of Mrs.
! w. e, Taylor.
Mrs. Julia Shaw of Omaha, an old friend
OF the Tracys spent Saturday here visit
| ing the family.
Mrs Sophia Grossman and daughter,
Natalia- spent Saturday last visiting friends
In Council Bluffs.
Miss May Callahan of Omaha spent a
couple OF days this week here, the guest
of Miss Jessie Tucker.
Mr.. j. S, Paul and daughter, Margaret
spent Saturday evening in Omaha, taking
in the Christmas display.
w. c. Lewis Of Chalco, Neb., spent Sat
urday night and Sunday here, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wall.
Ellen De Land left Monday for Perry
la, where she VIII spend the winter with
her son, Thomas De Land,
Mrs. William Banner Of Shenandoah, Ia.
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. l.
Taylor, Saturday and Sunday.
The hard tie social given by the Re
bokahs Tuesday night was a successful az.
fair, both in finance and numbers
The last week a large run of slush anC
broken ice has been going down the river
but so far the weather has not been colo
; enough TO block IL and the river Is stll
open.
, Mrs. T. e, Price, jr., and Miss Ivy Prize
returned from a three weeks visit Wednes
day night to Salt Lake and other points
b in Utah. They have been visiting rela
{ tves.
Mrs. L. f. linn Of Lincoln, Neb., i
here or a few days visiting her mother
/ Mrs. Angelina Tucker Mrs. linn viii
leave in a few days for Texas, where Mr.
linn will be engaged in the lumber bust
: ness.
A number of tho young friends Of Dr
Sorensen surprised him at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Ryan Monday might
Stella Ryan acted as hostess. EVsrybOd
r had an enjoyable time
I II. b. Robinson, manager of the FlorenC
Telephone exchange has resigned and L
h .. Hughes Of Omaha has been appOinte
= in his place. Mr. Robinson assisted i
| installing the exchange and has been her
v ever since as its manager.
!. The public schools are having a larg
attendance. The weather has been yer
= | favorable, and everyone Of school age ha
4 been attending. Prof. McLane reports tina
all the classes are up with their studies.
!. DOC Walker, son of Z. II. Walker, an
n Fred Hamblit, left Wednesday afternoo
some engineer work in the electrical lin
:, both being electrical engineers. Wake
g has just finished a six months contra,
with the Union Pacific railway
:: The Red Men lodge gave one .- the be-
II mask balls for some time at Wallis Ia
i Saturday night Costumes were out
number and some fine representations. WI
d liam Taylor secured the prize for the mo-
n homely one and Miss Cora Simpson Il
.s prize for the finest costume and best rel
resentation.
r. Mrs. Louis Grebe entertained the o. F.
m Kensington club of Omaha at her hon
Id on Main street Wednesday afternoo
Those present were: Mrs. w. r. Mathi
10 Mrs. ], l.. Corbaly, Mrs. A M. Meage
g Mrs. j, NJ. Thompson, Mrs. c. Hunt, MI
IA T. Day, Mrs. j. S. lines, Mrs. w. .
III Rogers, Mrs. Spillett and Mrs. A.
Frary.