Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-17
Florence.

James Fox. jr.. has been very sick for
the last few days.
Miss Fannie Morse of Omaha was in
Florence visiting friends Sunday last.
Miss Mabel Caskey Of Big Springs, Neb.,
spent Tuesday visiting with Mrs. A g.
Griffin.
Mrs. w. e. Taylor has been sick for
several days past, but Is able TO be up at
present.
Emil Weber Of Wayne, Neb., spent San
day here visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
]. Weber, sr.
Mrs. p. o. Jennings OF Omaha was visit
ing at the home of Mrs. j. Weber, ST.,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs c. G. Carlson and. Miss Mabel
Caskey were the guests OF Mrs A. e
Griffin Sunday evening
Charles Cubley is now a fullhedged motor
man on the street car line, having been
turned in" several days ago.
Hon. F. s. Tucker returned home from
Lincoln Wednesday afternoon SICK, ana IS
confined to his bed at present.
John Carlson is spending a few days at
Lyons Neb. visiting relatives ana trlends'
He was a former resident OF Lyons.
Mrs Wachter of Fremont Neb spent
several days here this week the guest Of
Mrs. Mary PLANT and daughter, Clara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer Of Harrington,
Neb., are here for few days visit with
the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Stull
Frank Tietz and Henry Michels Of Con-
man district were in attendance at the
meeting Of the Eagles Wednesday night.
Mrs. J. X Lowry spent last week at
Lincoln with Mr.. Lowry, who Is employed
in the state house during the legislature.
Miss L. Estill. Miss Maude Grebe and
Amelia Griffin attended the special service
at Trinity cathedral in Omaha Sunday
evening
Mrs. william Alexander, nee Maggie
! Franklin, IS here for several days, visiting
| her mother, MRS Franklin. Mrs. Alexander
| lives at Tekamah, Neb.
Roy Tucker of DeSOto, Neb., spent Sat
urday and Sunday here visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Angelina Tucker, He re-
| turned to his home Tuesday.
L. n. Warbler spent a couple OF days at
home this week from his work on the Union
Pacific cut-on near Willard. He has a
I contract for some trestle work.
Miss Prudence Tracy, Florence's popular
! postmaster spent Wednesday in Omaha
Visiting her cousin, Miss Clara PLANT. The
deputy had charge Of the postotice during
| her absence
! George eager of Randolph, Neb, spent
/ several days here this week visiting rela-
| tives. Elisha Manner, nephew, returned
! no ne with him and will spend the summer
| at Randolph.
! Otto stuben, who has been in the saloon
! business IN Florence for the last eighl
! years, has sold his interests 70 the Nichol-
| son brothers Mr.. Stuben will retire from
! the saloon business.
| T. II. Farmer returned Saturday from
| Bancroft, where he had been the last week
/ relieving Agent Craig. W. X. Wall acted
as agent at the Florence railway station
! while he was absent.
! Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Paul spent Sunday al
! the home Of Mr. and Mrs f. II. Walkers
| fine country home north Of town. Every
| body has heard of Walkers wine cave,
| which 10 near his home.
+. NJ King returned Thursday from
I.eayenwOrth Kan, where he has been fo
| several days past IN attendance as a dele
gate from Robin Hood camp. Woodmen o
the World, 20 the session OF the head camp
| The Florence bank has issued It's regula
statement called for by the bank examine
and the showing is very gratifying. Busi
| ness for the bank Is growing rapidly undo
the direct management Of President j. &
Paul.
| The degree team Of the F'raternaI Orde
| Of Eagles. Fontanelle aerie 1912. gives