Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-08

The public schools open Monday, Sep
TENDER s. So.
A new barn is being erected on the Pen
oyer place.
Byron McDermut visited friends at La
Platte the last week.
Howard Heath Of Waterloo was a Belle
vuc visitor Tuesday.
B. r.. Stauffer was an Omaha visitor
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Shirley Freeman OF Omaha visited
Bellevue friends Sunday.
Postmaste and Mrs. Stauffer have moved
into the Martin cottage.
T h Royal Neishbors met with Mr.. L. N.
Purcell on Friday evening.
Mrs. e. Pitcher and daughter were shop
ping in Omaha Thursday. .
Miss Hertha Miner is home from a visit
to Papillion and Columbus
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Tayler are home from
a two months outing at Belmont, Neb.
Bellevue college opens Tuesday, Septem-
Der Is. A good attendance is expected.
DR.. G. c. Ernest. and wife are home from
their visit to relatives in Freeport, Kan.
A large number OF Bellevue people at
tended the state fair at Lincoln this week.
Mrs. George Sloan is doing some fancy
China painting for Mrs. Penoyer this week.
Glen Rice has returned to the college to
be on hand when school opens September 10,
Prof. James Sterenberg will preach at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday morn
ing.
William Jones has been suffering from
an attack of Cuban fever, but is some
better. .
Anderson Grain sold his household be-
longings at auction on the college campu
Saturday.
Mrs. Byron Coffin Of Council Bluffs
visited. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Purcell on Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Jones has been suffering the
past week from the effects of stepping
upon a rusty Mil.
Miss Vera Braden who went to Chicago
a few months ago on a visit has decided TO
remain there and learn to be a nurse.
Mrs. Stensel, mstron at the college, re-
turned Thursday from her vacation to have
everything in readiness when college opens.
DR.. Charles K. Hoyt and family arrived
this week from Auburn, N. Y. DR.. Hoyt
will teach English in the college this year.
This ladies' aid met with Mrs. w. A.
Wilcox on Wednesday afternoon. A very
enjoyable time is reported by the ladies
present,
Miss Eta Fillmore, who left here a
couple of months ago for Millbank, 8. D.,
was married last week to John Nelson OF
that place .-tf. & t.s .s.-
e i; E: A H6f1ssss fT9S sraG I.fa satu fTG%
for Aibany. IL. Y' where he wifi enter
a theological seminary. '
william Atwoter and Henry Brandt have
gone to their home in Beatrice for a short
visit with home folks before the school
year begins, ,g
Herbert Curtis is inathe western part Of
the state visiting his parents. He will re-
turn in time to enter Bellevue college when
it opens Tuesday, September 10.
Charles and Lizzie Gibbs and Miss Lottie
BlaBey of GAINESVILLE, o. were guests at
the Burtch home the first Of the week. The
young people are on their way to Portland,
Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bright, Of Los
Angeles, Cal, visited at at the Taylor
Home Wednesday. They were returning
from an extensive wedding trip in the
east.
Albert j. Ganthreaux died last Thursday
from All obstruction of the bowels. Before
Mr.. Ganthreaux resided in Bellevue he
was a member OF the old Twenty-second
infantry stationed at Fort Crook. He was
buried in the Fort Crook cemetery.
2. f.. Taylor returned Monday evening
from his vacation trip to Kansas. Gerald.
his 7-year-old son, accompanied him TO
| Kansas and while there was kicked by a
colt and received a broken arm. Mrs. Tay-
lor was sent for to take care OF her son
and will remain there indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Grain will leave
next Thursday for Edinburgh, Scotland
where they will attend the University OF
Edinburgh for one year. Mr.. and Mrs
Grain have made many friends amorg the
students Of Bellevue college who are
sorry to have them go, but wish them sue
cess in their study abroad.