Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
NEWS OF OMAHA SUBURBS


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Dr. L Newell Of Union was the guest
OF the Tracy family last Saturday.
Mrs. G. V. Foulk returned Monday from
visit with relatives at Norfolk, Neb.
Charles Steffin Of Calhoun, Neb was a
business visitor here Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Ida NJ Cooper attended a wedding
OF niece in Omaha last Tuesayd evening,
Mrs. L. A. Taylor Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. o. Chandler, who lives In Hancock, la.
Thieves Monday night raided the yard OF
Andrew Ftnkenkeller taking four hives OF
bees.
Mrs. r. c. Booker has returned from a
visit with relatives in various parts Of
Colorado.
DR.. Holbrook has gone west to wyoming
some time.
Mrs Garveen Of Omaha, spent last
Thursday here, the guest of Mrs. e. 9.
Holbrook
Henry Wilson and bride have returned
in Tabor Ia
Miss Bertha Olsen of Silver Creek. Neb.,
has been the. guest Of Miss Ethel Breneman
Mrs. H. Love Kellet Of Sioux city was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. +. Harold Rey-
nolds last week.
Miss Lulu Raymond of South Omaha
spent Sunday last with her grand parents
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. King.
Mrs NJ. A. PLANT and Mrs. ]. II. Hol-
lingsWorth spent Sunday with relatives
near lrNlnglOn last sunday.
A A. Mcclure brother of Theodore w
Mcclure. spent Tuesday last here visiting
and looking over the town.
Mrs. Charles Harding OF Omaha was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W.
Mcclure Tuesday evening last.
Mrs. w. r. Wall spent a couple days
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c.
Lewis, who lives at Chalco Neb.
Miss Agnes Brooks left for Litchheld
Neb., last week, having secured position
school teacher
Mrs. II. b. Robinson and little daughter
Dolores returned home last Saturday from
visit with relatives in Persia, Ia
Mr.. Otto Stuben is taking an outing on
his homestead in western Nebraska anC
| expects to be absent for some time.
Miss Clara PLANT returned Tuesday from
in Idaho and Salt Lake City, Utah.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Nelson
last week, q son, and little daughter al
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Estill enter.
| tanned several of their friends at theii
| home on Blur street Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin Of Omaha vert
| the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore w
Mcclure at their home on Bluff street Tues
day evening.
Mr. Edmund Raymond passed a success
| full civil service examination recently anC
is now serving as extra carrier from the
| Omaha postoftice.
| A representative of the Brotherhood OF
| American Yeomen was in town during tbs
week for the purpose OF organizing
| Homestead" of that order here
Mrs. c. w. Holtzman and little daughte
returned home Wednesday afternoon from
! Surprise, Neb, where they had been visit
ing relatives for the last two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Bryan Of Little Sioux
Ia, were the guests of Mrs Ida M Coope
Wednesday, Mrs. Bryan, formerly Mis-
Gladys NiemeyeT, Is a niece Of Mrs, Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Ford. relatives o
Theodore Mcclure, spent Tuesday Afternoon
here. They were on their way to Saratoga
WyO., where they will make their futur
home.
ner of Fremont, Neb., took a trip to Belle
vue and Fort Crook over the Omaha Z
Southern Interurban new car line last Sun
day afternoon.
| Union, Neb Saturday last, where DT
| Tracy has located. He has been in Phila
delphia practicing for the last two years
but concluded he would locate in Nebraska
his home state.
The Red Men lodge gave a social dane
| at Wallis hall Wednesday evening which
wei 0f Dr. gas aRd
| Petersen. Both of these gentlemen mad
the evenings entertainment pleasant 10
everyone.
Mrs w. L. Ross and Warren Walker eac
Experienced the early snowstorm in west
ern Nebraska. The former has returne
home to a milder climate, and the latte
has written his folks at home 70 SEND M
lovercoat, which he theughtlessly LETT be
hind when he went to North Platte las
week.
s. p. johnson has sold his farm nea
Prizes lake to George +. West, city pas
senger agent of the Northwestern railroa
at Omaha. Mr.. Johnson is now living /
his home on Blur street. Mr.. West wi
make a model fruit farm out OF the pun
chase when he Is not rustling business 10
the Northwestern.
The new sidewalks are nearly finished
| Since the starting of the walks there ha
been several more crosswalks adde,
| which completely fills up the open places
| making a continuous walk. The Presby
| terrain and Christian churches have ha
the permanent walks put in front. TIL
city council ordered walks put IN up I
the FIRE house and the city hall.