Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-20
FIOrence.


Mrs. w r. Wall and Miss Ruth NJ.
last week.
Yves PLANT Of Bennington spent two
Mrs. Mary PLANT
w. A, Yoder, county superintendent of
public instruction, was business visitor
In Lincoln last week
Mrs. F. d. Leach and Mrs. Palmateer
went to Tekamah Wednesday to visit rela-
tives for a few days.
Miss Ethel and Ruth Ayers were the
guests of Miss Mildred Tagger In Omaha
last Sunday afternoon.
Several members of Mna-Lusa tribe Of
Redmen OF Florence visited Council Bluns
tribe Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ostrom, an old friend OF the family,
spent last Sunday here the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Carlson.
Mrs. John Finkenkeller returned Satur-
day from a week S visit with Mrs. Cora
Smith at Hoskins, Neb.
John Carlson has been sick for several
days and not able TO attend TO his duties
at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Several members of Rose Rebekah lodge
No. lSs attended the meeting Of the as
sembly in South Omaha Friday night.
c. y. Keirle, who has been sick for the
past, week, is improving slowly and will
not be able to be out for several days.
Walter Carlson, employed in the Burling-
ton headquarters at Omaha, has been at
home a few days on account of sickness.
F. S. Tucker took the early morning
business in the house Of representatives
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. H s.
Raymond was buried from st. Mark
church last Sunday. Interment at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Herman Smith is In charge Of the q. l..
Du Pont Powder company, magazine here
| for q couple of weeks, while the regular
man is taking a rest
II. b. Robinson. former manager OF the
Florence Telephone exchange, has accepted
| position with the Western Electrical
| company Of Chicago.
Miss Cora Simpson is at home for few
| days from her duties In the telephone office
at Omaha on account Of a severe cold.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ST., and Mr.. and
| were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. M.
King Sunday last.
| Judge ]. h. Lowry has been in Lincoln
since the organization of the Legislature,
| looking after the reception room of the
representatives in the state house.
Miss Blanche Warbler returned home
Wednesday night after an absence Of two
| Ancient Order Of United Workmen Degree
of Honor at Plattsmouth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw, who have been
here for several weeks on their wedding
| trip, visiting Mr.. Bradshaw's uncle and
| aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. King, returned
| home Sunday to Schenectady, N. Y.
Ras Petersen and DR.. Sorensen will open
| a new hall on Main street with a swell
| ball next Saturday night Good music and
| good order are assured. This hall is sew
enty feet long and thirty feet wide.
]. b. Brisbin and w. r: Wall referees
will offer for sale next Wednesday morn
ing at 10 a. m. at the court house nice
forty acres of desirable land belonging tC
the Forgy estate. This land Is near Brtgg''
| station.
Sherman, VIII and Miss Cloe Crookshanl
left for their home IN bakersfield, Cal.
Thursday evening. They have been her,
for the last two weeks, coming here will
the remains of their mother, who died a
Bakersfield and was brought here To-
burial.
The Fontanelle aerie No. l542 Fraterna
Order of Eagles at their regular meeting
Wednesday night Initiated thirteen new
members. This aerie was instituted De
cember 10 with sixty-one charter member
and now at this early date the member
ship is close to ninety. Brother ChTisti
OF No. 3S of Omaha was elected past worth!
president Of Fontanelle aerie, having beef
elected to this aerie on card.