Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
COmiues and eOings of People in Towns
Adjacent to Omaha.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IN NOwst RtsTRAINtD
indications Point TO Season of Home
Building in All of the Suburban
Towns Surrounding
Omaha.


Florence.
Tom Hogan Of Coffman was a business
visitor here Saturday last.
Miss Maud Finney has been very sick
the last few days with pneumonia,
Miss Fay Patterson is quite i'll, having
been bedfast for the last ten days.
Mrs. John Lubold was visiting with the
family OF 4, S. Tucker this week.
Mrs. c. J. Keirle has been very sick this
week and at present is not any better.
A. l.. Metzler of Omaha was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. V. Shipley sunday
last.
Mrs. Drew of Omaha visited Mrs. Gross
man and family few days OF the last
week.
Mrs. j. L. Wilson. of Omaha visited her
mother, Mrs. Lou Cole, Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Angelina Tucker and family enter
tained some Lincoln friends Saturday and
Sunday.
William Arnold, from Hancock, Ia, is
here this week the guest oil Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Purcell.
Miss Emma Lund of Omaha spent satur-
day and Sunday here, the guest OF MISS
Ethel hersktnds.
Miss Evers and Miss Quailey, both of
Omaha, were the guests of Miss Mary
F1nney Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright of Kennard, Neb.,
were here Sunday visiting with Mrs. PLANT
and daughter, Clara.
MIR. Peter Nelson and wife of Omaha
were the guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-. L. 4.
Herskinds sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Olmsted, who lives
west OF town, were the guests of MIR. ana
MRS. M. Is. Thompson Sunday
Miss Clara Murphy Uf Omaha spent
couple of days TINS week at Florence, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Victor Norm.
Miss May Callahan spent couple of
days the last week here, the guest Oh MISS
Jessie Tucker. Her home is in Omaha.
Miss Mary Finney, on account of con-
tinued ill-nealth, mas been Obliged to give
up her duties in Haydens store IN Omaha
Mr.. ana Mrs wagner, accompanied By
Miss Raepke of Omaha, was the guest oil
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. %. thompson tuesday
evening
Miss Genevieve O'Brien returned to her
home in Grand Island Sunday last after a
weeks visit here with Mr. and Mrs. "A. q.
tlnney and family.
Mrs A. e. Colbert, who has been i'll for
the last year and hall with mutpal
neaurIs is much better. DR.. Coulter OIL
Omaha has charge of the case.
Milo Simpson mas the honor of killing
the first uucks OF the season THURSDAY
morning. he was hunting couple OF miles
up the river and got two nice mallards.
Miss Jessie Tucker, accompanied by her
frienu, May Callahan, spent a couple OIL
days this week at LlncOIn, the guest OIL
MISS fuckers father, Hon. +. ,. FUCKER
d. v. Shipley was at the South Omaha
market tuesday, looking tor good team
of draft horses, which he wishes TO use
on his grading contracts on the county
roads
Master John Tracy, who has been at
Orchard, Neb., for the last year, with Mr..
and Mrs. Bergstresser, has returned home
and will remain with his grandmother for
a while
The Omaha Water company has received
four large boilers this week which will be
put in The demand for more power pres
sure and water was the cause or this I'M
provement
Mrs. McAvoy and Miss Quinn, Miss Clara
Murphy of Omaha and Mrs. Victor Norm
of Florence were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Walker at their country home
Tuesday last.
M. ]. Gleason, who has been working for
near Coffman, Neb., for the last eight
months, has finished his contract and Is
now at home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will Mold its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. IL. Goettche on Main
street the afternoon of February %. this
being missionary meeting also
Bruce Purcell, who lives at Walt Hill,
Neb., on the line of the Great Northern
which runs through the Omaha reservation,
was here this week the guest of his
brother. Charles Purcell and family.
Raymond Patterson, who February re-
| ceived severe wound on the frontal bone
| by piece of timber falling on him from
elevator b at Omaha, is able to be out and
attend to his duties.
Miss Fay Patterson, who works the night
| trick in the Nebraska Telephone company
here, Is sick and not able TO attend to
| her duties. MRS. hughes is taking her
| place. Miss Cora Simpson has been taken
| from the Omaha office to WORK second
| trick.
Both of the Florence hotels have bsen
| crowded this week with business men and
| prospective buyers of acre lots and acre
1 property Florence, the coming year Will
see as much Improvement last. Most all
the people are wishing tracts so they can
build their own homes.
TIE lie in the river at this point broke
| Sunday and moved out and so far there
| is no gorge. The river is quite high for
| this time OF the year, accustomed by the
| continued warm weather but there Is no
damage so far for the ice running in the
river has made no blockade.
! Mime Lusa tribe No. 81, Independent
| Order of Red Men, will give a box social
and dance In Walls hail Monday night,
| February IS The boxes will contain some
| thing to eat and will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash. A good social time
will be had. Dancing will take up part of
the evening Everybody is welcome
| F. w. NallereuX, who has been station
| agent here since February /, left mis- po-
| sition last Friday morning. On account
| OF the company not being able TO get a
| man at once w. X. Wall was called upon
| to work a few days. j. l.. Farmer mas
| been working a couple of days as relief
| agent. Mr. hallenmauX has been checked
| in regular agent and will have charge
| OF the station in the future.