Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
OMAHA SUBURBS



Mrs d. shandy was the guest Of friends
in Council Bluffs on Thursday for dinner
Ralph Spoerri IL still suffering from rcsrt
trouble and unable to be out Of the house.
Little Clare Potter is able to be up and
about. after q serious attack Of pneumonia
Miss Edith Darling was the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Boylen. at the Grihen home
stead on Tuesday.
Miss Anna syas was the guest OF her
young friends, Tessie and julia Faverty, on
Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs ormsby. formerly Of Walnut
Hill. have purchased a home on F1fty-sixth
and Lincoln avenue.
Mrs A. NJ Oleson entertained her father.
John Blake. at dinner at her home on Geor-
gia avenue Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. r NJ. Henderson were
for dinner on Friday.
Mrs r. NJ. Henderson entertained her
little friend, Alice Blakely of East Amber,
at her home on Wednesday.
John Gantz expects his wife and daughter.
Miss Ada. home this week from Fairfield.
Ia. after a prolonged visit Of six weeks.
Guy Cook. who recently underwent a
stairs and fningie with home folks again.
Mr.. d. Bartlett has 80 far recovered from
cTystallized joints, with which he has beer
AFFLICTED the last three years, as to be able
20 use the telephone.
Finley Bonewitz has secured the contract
for the erection of immense lumber Sheds
for the Dietz Lumber company on Thirty
eighth and Harvey streets.
Lucille. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William carp of East Amber, who
has been under the Doctors care the last
week. IL slowly improving.
Edward Walsh came I'm wednesday and
is spending a few days with his family
here. He lie travelling in the interests OF
the Woodmen OF the World.
G. Amber has been confined to his bed
this week with stomach trouble. His
mother, who has spent the autumn here,
returned to her home Tuesday.
.a..1rs. xr-15s, hR
III since before the holidays. returned TO
her class Wednesday. She teaches the
fourth grade at the Beals school.
J. +. Aughe and wife were guests of their
old friends Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Wirick
and Mrs. l.. era wford and sons, Saturday
and Sunday in South Omaha, and attended
church there.
Mr.. and Mrs Thed Smith were the guest.
OF their daughter, Mrs. A. Scott, and hus-
band, at the home OF the grooms parents,
Twenty-seventh and Hickory streets, on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. f. NJ. whitney OF Ashland. who has
been the guest Of her brother, Frank s.
Aughe, the last two weeks, spent Wednes-
day with her father. ]. +. Aughe, before re-
turning to her home.
Nelson Pratt has recently returned from
his business trip at Washington. d. C., and
brother-in-iaw, Edgar Henderson, and sis
ter-in-law. Mrs NJ. Emory.
Mr.. John Blake was unfortunate on Mon.
day in having his right hand crushed by the
| weight on the elevator at Orchard & VIII
| helms, where he has been a valued EN-
| ploye for many years. 1t will lay him VI
for some time to come.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the home
| Of Mrs. John Blake on Thursday, January
| Is, and quilted all day. A generous and
appetlzing dinner was served at noon by
the committee for the day.
Rev. and Mrs. w. u. Stambaugh OF LefieI
Memorial church. South Omaha, were
guests of honor. There were eighteen in at
| tendance. Proceeds, t2B. Through the
kindly courtesy of Rev. and Mrs. STAN
| baugh the next meeting will be at theiI
| home, Fifteenth and Madison street. South
| Omaha, Thursday. February /. to quilt al
| day. All who contemplate going should b.
at the car line on Forty-eighth and Ieaven
worth street at $50 a. m. on that date tC
| 60 in a body.