Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
Bellevue Chautauqua Comes Out Even
on Meeting.
LAST OF STORM MONEY RECEIVED
WOOdmen Camp Contributes Nine
Dollar I'm All TO Aid
of Sufferers from
wind.


q. c. Reed made a business trip to Iowa
this week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Peters, jr.,
last week, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McRoberts are the
parents Of a girl. born Friday.
Miss Marine savidge Of Omaha visited
at the Jewell home the last week.
Kip" Hamblin, a college student, was a
guest at the college Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Atwater, who has been staying
at the college the last two months, went to
Council Bluffs Tuesday for a few days
visit with friends. From there she will go
10 her home in Beatrice, Neb.
]. H. Cow and James Collins spent suns
day in Plattsmouth, attending the Holiness
c~ampmeeting which is In session there.
Arch Joyce and family have gone to
Avery to live.
Miss Myrtle Hunter went Wednesday to
Osmond, Neb., to visit friends. Miss Hunter
Is a senior and will return to enter college
September 10.
DIR. Wilcox spent Tuesday night at Cut
off lake fishing.
Postmaster b.. r. Stauffer and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckinley spent the
week camping and fishing at Seymour lake.
They report having an enjoyable vacation
Miss Laura Kast was an Omaha visitor
Thursday.
Foster Kast, who has been out in Wyom-
ing since early last spring, has returned
home.
The Old Settlers picnic will be held in
Springfield August ~.
The Commercial club OF Bellevue gave u
banquet in the college dining room to DR.,
w. IA. Betz Friday evening, in recognition
of the DOCTORS hard fight to keep the col
lege- at Bellevue.
Mrs. w. H.. spicer and the Farce family
are attending a campmeeting in
this week. o.
At the regular meeting Of the Modern
Woodmep Of American Tuesday evening
the question Of a suitable hall for a meet
ing place was discussed. Consul Graves In
structed the board OF TO meet
with G.. j. MoChesney and DR.. w. H.. Betz
to Investigate a suitable location and the
cost of a building large enough for a store
and lodge room above. The managers and
committee are to report Tuesday evening
at the McChesney lumber office, where a
business session OF the lodge will be held.
Miss Jennie McDermut visited this week
at La Platte.
Mrs. Harriet Cooper went the first Of
the week to Hutchinson, Kan, for a two
weeks visit.
Prof. w. O. James of Bellevue college is
Miss Mary Kerr. formerly Of Bellevue,
hut now connected with the Young Women's
Christian association work In Indianapolis
Ind, is here on a visit to her many
friends.
The village board met Wednesday even
ing for a short session.
There was a meeting OF the school board
Tuesday evening,
II. T. Clarke generously furnished lum-
Der and men and repaired the board side
walk from the interurban station to Stout
fer's corner free of cost to the villa ge.
DIR. Young OF Omaha was in Bellevue
Tuesday evening.
The management OF the Bellevue chau-
tauqua claims to have come out about
even financially this year.
G. j. Elias was in Omaha on a business
mission.
Lyle waasworth has gone to Lyons,
Neb., for a few days visit with friends.
Clerk c.. H.. T. Reipen of Camp No. 40,
Modern Woodmen OF America, Omaha,
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Reipen brought
$240 to be distributed equally among the
Woodmen who were unfortunate not to
have cyclone insurance last May, when so
many people were left destitute. This
makes $500 which has been collected from
The various camps OF the state for Belle
vue, and 1t has been a wonderful help.
Much marked improvements are being
made at the college under the direction OF
It's efficient business manager, Anderson
Grain.
Miss Violet aunders was in Omaha on
Tuesday.
Harold Schark, brother OF Miss Bessie
schark, stenographer at the college died
n the st. Joseph's hospital Friday.
President Stookey and family are nicely
iomiciled in Rankin hall.
Mrs. Charley Patrick visited South
Omaha Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. David Oastler and Rev.
James Oastler passed through Bellevue
Thursday from Brooklyn, N. Y, to Chey-
nne, Wyo.
George Nethery OF Ord was a Bellevue
Visitor Sunday.