Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-07
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
Social Life of the Busy Towns Which
Surround Omaha.
LONG LOST RING FOUND IN FIELD
Lost Twenty-Five Years Ago Year
Bellevue by Mrs. Asa wheat, Now
"A Resident of Fairfax, $. d,
Returned TO Owner.
Bellevue.


Mrs. L. n. Purcell has been quite sick
for a week.
Carl Langheine has been sick for the last
week or two.
Hart Monroe was a South Omaha visitor
last Saturday.
b. b. Combs is suffering from a bad
case of grippe.
Alva collars has been sick with appendi-
citis for a week.
Mrs. ]. E. Crothers has been on the sick
list the last week.
The school board met Friday evening to
transact some necessary business.
Gordon Clarke is up from Oklahoma,
visiting his father, II. 7. Clarke.
William II. spicer has shipped his tools
to Ralston, where he is now working.
The woman's Missionary society met with
Mrs. b. e. Jones Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John d. Kellar of Dallas, S. D., Is
a guest Of her uncle, w. b. McDermut.
William Atwater has been spending a
ten days vacation at his home In Beatrice.
Misses Lou and Pearl Kisinger spent a
week with Alberta OKane at her home.
Louis Drake of Clay Center was a guest
of mis- cousin, Miss Eva Wolthermath, this
week.
me public school pupils gave a Thanks
giving entertainment at the Presbyterian
church.
George Drake and family of Lincoln have
spent several days with the Nalthernath
family.
d.. d. f. stouffer has accepted a gov
eminent position at the Chicago packing
houses.
Several Bellevue girls were present at a
house party given at Mead by Miss os-
tenberg.
The postoffice has been moved from the
old office at B.. r. Stouffer's to a new place
on Main street.
Mrs. wilcox has been to David City look
ing over the new home which the family
will soon occupy.
Miss Alice Mum and Miss Lillian Ream
are visiting Bellevue friends. They VIII re-
turn to Winnebago.
c. o. Hay Of Kansas City, Mo-, was a
guest at the j. r. Glynn home during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. George Sloan and ner little daughter
or charlton, Ia, are now VISITING at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Fletcher.
]. r. Glynn spent Thanksgiving here with
his family and returned this week TO MS
business interests in Kansas City, Mo.
Judge and Mrs. ]. Q. Goss went to Pilgor
to attend the wedding Of Misses ada ana
Lois Cutlery, former residents OF Bellevue.
Mrs. Bradley left this week for Penn
s%ylvania. She has been in Raalevue for a
long. visit with her daughterJ Mrs. Beck
stead.
Mrs. Belle Clarke, who has been in the
Wise Memorial hospital for a week with a
proving slowly.
Mrs. II. Van Hoorebeke, who recently un-
derwent an operation in an Omaha hospital,
Is reported as improving rapidly and VIII
soon be back home.
Vinta Clarke, celebrating her 18th birth
day Tuesday, was invited to dinner at the
Her Grand hotel in Omaha by her grand
father, II. T. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Talfoe have dis
posed of their former residence and now
live in the residence formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. McChesney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cooper have re-
ttarnad from Naahfnpfnn n . Mr. Conner
will Immediately start for California. where
his new work lies. He has entered into
permanent employment in the forestry serv-
lee. He will not return from California for
five years,
The Luxus Gun club has taken a lease
on a portion Of the Larson pasture along
erected a neat little shack for use while
hunting and fishing. Mr.. krug says II Is
the intention of the club to bring down a
gasoline launch for its use.
While blowing some time ago Gene Har-
ris found an apparently valuable ring. 4
name could be traced on the inside and
Fairfax, s. D., who had lost the ring TWEEN
ty-two years ago. Mr.. Harris Immediately
returned the ring to the owner.
The Royal Neighbors gave DR.. and Mrs.
Wilcox a farewell surprise party Friday
evening. The date happened to be DR.. Will
cox's birthday anniversary. A luncheon
was served, consisting OF sandwiches
chicken, oysters, pickles, cake and coffee.
A present was later given to DR.. and Mrs.
Wilcox by the members Of their lodge, DR..
w. II. Betz making the presentation speech
DR.. and Mrs. Wilcox have been residents
Of Bellevue for several years and have
been earnest workers in the lodge. Their
loss is felt keenly by many friends in the
village.
Saturday evening at the Martin residence
a farewell reception was given TO Hazel
ard Paul Wilcox, who expect to leave Belle
vue soon for their new home in David City.
Those present were: Hazel and Paul VIII
cox, Frances and William Martin, Edna
and Ray Findley. Mildred and Raymond
Stepp, Merriam and Constance Weinland.
Martha, Mary and Alice Num-, Vail and
Jennie McDermut, Marguerite Bradley, LII
cile Betz, Vera Braden, Jessie Jones, Hertha
Langheine Evan Edmunds, Mike Goodrich,
Charles Elias. Mont Purcell, Frank Slnsel,
Raymond Kerns, William Gist, John stark
man, Mary Hood, Anna Little, Lillian
Reams, Violet Saunders, Cappie Jones,
Rosco Wolfe and Henry Armstrong.