Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-10


Mrs. F. o. Fahs il confined to her bed
by Illness.
A son was born on Tuesday to Mr.. ana
Mrs George Miller.
e. V. Heaford Is at home again after an
extended eastern trip.
Miss Ella Marshall Is teaching school
this year at Wisner. Neb.
Miss Alice Marshall Is spending week
with her sister at Wisner.
Mrs. Samuel Cotner is at present visit
ing in Lincoln. Mr.. Cotner is In Texas
Mrs W. B. Howard is suffering from a
severe af1iction of the nerves OF her eyes.
William I.ampe has returned to his
work as a student at Knox college, Gales
burg. Ill.
Mrs. Thomas Larson of North T!ftleth
street has returned from trip through
the west
Mrs. w. S. Curtis and daughter, Helen.
returned Monday from a short Visit In
Fullerton. Neb.
Stewart Hunter enters Princeton college
this year. Miss Louise Hunter Will re-
turn to Belleview.
a trip through the Black Hills In South
Dakota last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Harte returned
during the week from their summers
outing In Colorado.
Mrs. w. u Fisher and sons, Ira and
Ralph of ST. Louis, were guests for few
days last week OF Dundee friends.
NJ w. Kirkendall has sold his home on
new place at Forty-sixth and Chicago
streets.
Rev. S. d. butcher and family have
moved from their home on Cass street
and will soon take up their residence in
Omaha.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Dundee Presbyterian church had social
on Monday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Dow.
Mrs. James Ebersole, formerly OF Dun
dee, and now OF Chicago. is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. ]. II. Dumont, and other
Omaha friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Drayer are rejoicing in
the birth recently of baby girl Mrs.
prayers mother has returned to her home
In Cleveland, Ohio.
| The Dundee school opened on Tuesday
with the following teachers: Miss Nc
Kay, principal: Miss McElroy and Miss
Isaacson OF Omaha. and Miss Kunkel of
Calhoun.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Carrot Demarest Of Pater-
son, N j.. enroute home from az trip to
| California and other western points
were visitors Wednesday evening of Mrs
| On Monday evening the following young
| people were sailing at Cut-Off lake Miss
Benson Miss Pindeli ,rs and M Miss w van
| Mr.. Sydney Smith, Mr. Serat and DR.. H.
| b. Lemere.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown of Omaha have
dence owned by Mr.. Bell on Underwood
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer, who are
\ at present occupying a part or the mousse
| are building residence on capitol
\ avenue.
On Saturday afternoon, at the home Of
| her aunt Mrs. ID. l.. johnson, Miss Clara
| Thompson of ct. Louis was united In
marriage to Mr.. Leonard D. Harrison also
| of st. Louis. Rev. T. K. Hunter per
| formed the ceremony, which was witt
| messed only by the immediate friends and
| relatives OF the couple.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary X. Dodds,
| who died Monday after very short ILL
| ness was held Wednesday afternoon
| from her late residence, SOIL Cunning
street. Eight children OF the deceased
| were present, her six sons acting as pail
| bearers. The remains were placed in a
! receiving vault temporarily.
| For the best planned and best appearing
| village school building and grounds OF
the state. Dundee school also took hrst
| prize in the educational exhibit at the
state fair. at Lincoln The exhibit WAS
| made in the form of photographs of both
| exterior and interior views mounted on
white cardboard on black velvet back
| ground. the tacks being covered with
| white silk and with black frame with
| gold edge presented a most artistic and
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