Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-24
Weat Amber.

Mr.. Shaw of Eckerman is contemplating
another trip TO the Hot Springs in search
OF health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and family have
just got settled in their new home on
Marcy street.
Mrs. s. c. Campbell and son, Walter, left
Saturday for a fortnight's visit with nome
folks in Illinois.
Miss Bessie Faverty left Thursday for
Orrin Junction, Wye, where she will teach
school the coming year.
Mrs. Ellsworth Carmen and children left
Saturday for a fortnight's visit to her
parents at Greenfield, la.
Mrs. Ledgerwood has been Ill at her
home on South Forty-eigbth street the past
week. She is some better at present.
Mrs. A. l.. Rehtlef was entertained Tues
day by the Mes6ames George and Benjamin
Craig at their home here for dinner.
Mr.. George Stone and daughter, Miss
Alkaline, returned Tuesday from a three
weeks visit with home folks at Malvern
la.
Mrs. Edward Walsh is expected home on
Saturday from Bertrand, where she has
been the guest of her aged friend, Mrs,
Furman.
Mr.. Bowles of the Telephone company is
building a fine home on Forty-eighth and
Mason street. which will soon he ready
for occupancy.
Little Helen Aughe. who has spent the
returned to Their home on Sherman avenue
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles ]. Roberts left this week for
Trenton, n, j.. to confer with the firm OF
the west In general.
Mrs. join Long and daughter. Miss
GuTths. gsv a fine dinner on Ihqrs Ssiy
home in West Side.
Mrs. Emma Wallace and son. Merrill, re-
turned last week from their months visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Syas, at Loup City.
MI L. Pouar anfarfo4nad hnr Gfgtar Mrs
Bsscom. and friend. Mrs. Hoover, at ar.
ner at her rooms on ~Forty-eighth street
and Poppleton avenue Tuesday.
Rev. r. NJ. Henderson, attended the
banquet at the Rome hotel Monday. given
by the Ministerial union, In honor of the
new Methodist biship. Mr.. Nuelsen.
Mrs. Alice Smith. daughter of Mrs. l.
Pitman. will leave the first of the week
for a three weeks visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Hartman. at Atkinson, Kan.
Mrs. Sarah Evans and three children
arrived last week from Cheyenne, Wyo, on
a visit with her three brothers., the Messrs.
John. George and James Cunningham.
Miss Ruth Craig was entertained Tues
day by her young friend, Miss Virginia
home on Wooiworth street, near Hanscom
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capon and mother, Mrs.
! Wyllie, were out from hteir home on
with the view of purchasing the Garrison
home here.
Miss Addie Gantz went up to North
Omaha ON Monday to make the acquaint-
ance of her new niece. who arrived August
II. at the home of her brother, Mr.. A. S,
Gantz and wife.
Mrs. Ernest Grover and little daughter
attended a linen shower Thursday at the
home of her former schoolmate, Mrs.
Guy Matsen. at their suburban home west
OF Fort Omaha.
Mrs. LsPage is entertaining her niece, Miss
Nae WEIGH. who arrived last week from
Ponca. Neb., to spend the balance OF the
summer at their home on Forty-fifth and
Marcy streets.
Mrs. George Blakely has been entertain
ing her father. Mr.. Lee. and sister, Miss
/ LucretiA Lee. OF University Place, at her
country home the last week. They left for
their home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Aughe received an
invitation Saturday TO attend the fifth
wedding anniversary OF their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Bardwell at their new home
on South Eleventh street Wednesday even
ing August lG
William Freeman and wife, formerly OF
West Amber and Eckerman, are rejoicing
over the advent OF a little son at their
new home on Fifteenth and Ames avenue.
Mrs. Freeman will be msmbered here
a. Miss Lettie Syas.
The Ladies Aid society met at the church
on Thursday afternoon and nearly com
pleted a fine basket quilt for Miss Nettis
Lavender. In the evening they served a
fine lunch 10 their husbands, then all re-
manned TO the prayer meeting. There were