Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Benson.
Mrs. Osburn Of Mason. Neb, is visiting
Ar and Mrs. Otto Ager
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Knode we're guests
II G. r. Williams last week.
Jacob Houck and family have moved into
The Kelly home for the winter.
Mrs. John Noble suffered last week
from the euects OF swauowlng pin.
Soren Jensen OF Kennard visited her
neice, Mrs. X. r. Parker, during the week
Mrs. Parsons IS entertaining Mrs. j. A.
=. D. al" ''''e oausn'er OF SILVER Leaf
Henry Hackman and Henry Thomas have
gone TO assist In the horse sale In New
Miss Emily Gavin. who has been sick
for two weeks, has returned to her school
Charles E. Byram Of Benson was mar
Omaha
Mass at a. m and 1880 a. NJ. at st.
Bernard church today. Sunday school at
5:3J p. m
I4ue Peterson has returned to his home in
Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcclure entertained
MT. and MRS. Z. Hyan OF Chicago during
the past week
Mrs. L. J. Whistler and Mrs. Stevens have
rnturned from a months visit with rela-
tives in Iowa.
,ue pcoi and billiard hall has been moved
from its old location to the upper rooms OF
the postohice
The new restaurant on Main street is
nearly completed 1t will be occupied by
Herman cellars.
Frank Wulff has left for his home in
Colorado Springs. Mrs. Wulff will remain
to visit short time
William Rice and family have moved
into the home of Thomas Smith, who is
now located In Chicago.
The firm of Johnson & Woebhe has dis
solved partnership and Mr.. johnson Will
run the Benson transfer.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met last
week with Mrs. " b. Smith. A lunch was
served to those present.
Mrs. Kelley and daughter, Alice, leave
this week to join Mr.. Kelley in their
new home in Arkansas.
Mrs. Morton lorindulph has gone to Mis-
souri, for q six weeks visit. Mr.. Orn-
dulph will join her later.
The next regular meeting Of the Fra
ternal Union lodge will be held at the God
Fellows hall, November so.
There will be Episcopal services at the
| odd Fellows hall today, at p m, con-
! Quoted by Rev. Father Ross.
Methodist services today at II a. m. No
evening services. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
| The Degree Of Honor lodge will give a
/ high FIVE party at their next regular bust
! ness meeting. Wednesday evening.
! An electric substation will soon he erected
/ In Benson near the Country CLUB by the
! electric light company Of Omaha.
A. NJ Totman has handed i'm his resigna-
! tion rural route carrier and will i'm the
future b. pastor at the Baptist church.
! Mr.. and Mrs. O'Lynn Mcclure will make
! their home with their parents this winter
! and assist Mr.. Mcclure in the p1stofice.
The B. j.. S. club gave supper and
| entertainment at odd Fellows hall last
| Friday evening which was we'll attended
! Mrs. n. f. Patterson OF Papillion and
4 Mrs William Speedie of Springfield were
( guests of Mr.. John Speedie during the last
| week.
! Baptist services today at II a. IN. and
T:aO D. M. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
! Rev. Mr.. Tolman will conduct the SER
! vices.
Union Thanksgiving services at the Bap-
! fist church Tnura0aY nng at 10. q
| o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Wilson will conduct the
services.
Presbyterian services at odd Fellows
! hall today at 1880 a. m; Sunday school
| at 1l:45 a, m. Mo- evening services.
Christian Endeavor at p. M.
! The chrysanthemum show and enter
! tainment given at the Methodist church
last Wednesday evening, drew a large
crowd and q leasant evening was mad.
| Prizes We're given to Mesdames. Congdon.
Wall, Kellogg and e. c. Fuller.