Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-10
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
Jennings and Goings Of People in the
Towns Surrounding the City,
HowEcoSlNes GLADDEN. PARENTS HEARTS
Social Life Presents Little OF General
Interest, Lenten DuIneus Being
More Than Usually in
Evidence.
Florence

Miss Prudence Tracy spent wednesday in
Omaha, the guest OF Mrs. u. L. Cain.
Charles Hubbel was on the South Omaha
market Monday with a couple of loads OF
hogs.
Miss Nesmth Of Fort Omaha was the
guest OF Miss Julia Hunt Tuesday after
Ed Prefer Of Calhoun, Neb., was a bust
ness visitor In Florence Monday Of this
Harrison Barnes returned Monday from
nah. Neb.
Miss Emma King spent one day the last
Eeex visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r, Weber Of Wayne, Neb.. spent sun
gay here visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Weber, or.
Miss Kate Logan Of Missouri Valley, Ia,
- visiting her cousin, Miss Clara PLANT
for a few days.
Master John Tracy went to Union Neb.,
Tnhursday to make his home with his uncle,
Sam Clausen sent out car of cattle and
car OF hogs from Coffman Station
Wednesday night
Miss Eva Johnson is spending a few
weeks at home, visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus johnson
George Davis and wife spent few days
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Davis
Mrs d. c. Lonergen Of Spruce Hill farm
spent a couple of days in Florence this
week, the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. King.
MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. King spent Sunday
In South Omaha visiting Mr.. and Mrs
the last two weeks in his territory in South
Dakota and northern Iowa.
James Bowling of Blair. Neb took his
wife to St. Joseph's hospital in Omaha last
Thursday and stopped to visit his mother
Mrs. F. r. Marks, over night.
Thor Jorgensen left Saturday for Hot
Springs, ARK, where he goes for his health
which has been poor during the winter lie
expects to remain for some time.
Carl Taylor, with the Northwestern rail-
way at Council Bluns for the last three
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stull gave birthday
party last week, the occasion being the
Several Of their Omaha friends were pres
emit
MIR. and Mrs Carl Feldhusen and little
daughter went to Calhoun tuesday morn
Ing to attend the wedding of some friends
Mr., and Mrs. Fednusen were former resi-
dents OF Calhoun before coming 10 Flor
ence.
M f. Machlin of Glenford, o. who has
been visiting In the west for the last month";
spent couple OF days here this week, the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. A Taylor. Mr.
Aachlin was we'll pleased with the western
country.
Herman Smith left for sunnyside, Neb
Sunday, where he and his brother, DR.. H.
= smith, nave t.. en- partnership In a
bunch of cattle. Herman will look after
the cattle while the doctor will practice his
profession.
Mr.. ]. f. Ransom an old soldier who is
spending the winter at the Soldiers Home
IN Leavenworth, spent a few days here at
his old home. He will return in a couple
Of days. Mr.. Ransom will be 81 years Of
age March p
Mrs. Maggie Negley spent a couple Of
weeks here visiting her father, w. A. Will
son, and other relatives, and while here
purchased her spring millinery stock for
her store at Long Pine, Neb She left for
her home Monday last.
F.. Nj. King leaves Monday for Leaven-
worth, Kan, where he goes as a delegate
from Robin Hood camp No. 80 of Florence
Woodmen of the World. The head camp
meets at Leavenworth. Mr.. King expects
20 be absent about q week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. O. Chandler of Han
cock, Ia, spent the last week here, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. A Taylor, Mrs
Chandler being the oldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. und Mrs. Chandler
returned to their home Monday.
James w. Green, John c. Renninger Tom
Ora ham and John Nicholson spent the last
week on Mlchelson's bar, near Desoto,
hunting ducks and geese. They got about
ninety ducks and one goose, and report the
hunting good for this time OF the year, It
being a little early,