Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-04
West Amber.


Albert. Faverty has about completed the
painting of their home. 10
Mr. John, Blake, who has. been i'll at his
home in Eckerman, is able to sit up a brief
time each day. . 20. 80 -
Mr. and Mrs. Halpine, who are the new
Corners on the Morton homestead, are get
ting accustomed to farm life - q:
Mrs, RI. Getty, who has been III at her
cents, as is also Mr.. j. o'Connor.
Mrs. Ada Gantz, who has been stayinR
with her sister Mrs. F. c.. Hensman the
last two weeks returned home Wednesday.
Mrs L. Carlson entertained her two
daughters, Mrs. Talbot OF North Omaha
and Mrs. Jacobson Of West Side on Thurs
DR.. Campbell was called to the home of
Bert CAN'T on Friday to attend their little
month. '''S'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Aughs were enter
Omaha
Rev r. NJ; Henderson and wife were
worshipers at First Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday last and We're the guests
OF their daughter, Mrs. N. Pratt.
Mr.. Norlamb has just finished paper
hanging for George Blakely in East Am
bier. Mr.. Blakely did some fine grainina
and fresooing on the inside Of the house
Mrs. Furman, mother Of Mrs. Theodore
smith. VINO has been Ill most Of the spring
tended Memorial day exercises at Hanscorn
park.
The Nebraska Telephone company brought
out the poles Saturday for a new line Il
extend from Center street south to Mr..
Thayer's The line will be put in this
Mr.. and Mrs James DOYLE are nicely 10.
Gated al twenty fourth and FraSkiir
streets since their return from California
Mr.. Doyle is again at his old position as
conductor on the street car.
Mrs. Jensen and little son, who have
spent the winter with Grandma Hickman,
VIII Leave next week for Genoa, where
parents. Mr.. Jensen will be on the road,
Mrs. L. Darling, with her daughter Edith
and son Clarence, went out to the home
Of her brother. Mr.. Allen, near Willard
| day services there, where husband anC
father Is buried.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at tht
| home OF Mrs Finley Benewitz, Forty-sixtE
avenue and Pacific street. Thursday, JUNE
| Z, to quilt all day. Those on the commit.
tee for the day are Mrs. Shandy, Mrs
Aughe and Mrs. b. Giants
Mrs. Marion X. Jensen Of Forty-seconc
and CASTELAR, streets, died on Saturday
evening after long illness, aged IS years
afternoon, interment al Prospect hill. De,
ceased left husband and Eve young child
rem to mourn her early death.
Rev. w. d. Stambaugh gave an interest
Grand Army OF the Republic and Woman 4,
Relief corps at Lener Memorial church OF
Sunday About thirty comrades and Won
| ans Relief corps members were present
/ Mrs. Stambaugh gave an excellent recita
ton Of her own composition, THE Brave 10,
OF the Potomac on Picket Duty" The it'll,
mower girls did their work sweetly I'm,
/ church was deliberately decorated
The Beals school gave a delightful pro
| gram on Decoration day. The primar,
| song. Miss Crumpacker's room, the fouTtl
/ grade recited Barbara Fritchie" and SAM
| THE Flag" The sixth and seventh grade
1 I'd 1rafa aAA
and sang '"TentinE on the Old Cam
| Ground" Miss Mary Jindean played a I'M
| solo on the violin, accompanied By Mis-
| Hardin. Comrade J. II. YOst then spok,
| of war scenes and Indian hshting in tn
| early days. Florence Shaw and Gladly
| Amber presented him with lovely flowers