Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-21
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
Home Folks Welcome Wanderers for
Holiday Time.
BELLEVUE HALLS ARE DESERTED
Christmas Festivities Being Planned
Benson COmmercial Club Keeps
Itself Busy over Municipal
Improvements.
BELLEVUE HALLS ARE DEsERTEl
Bellevue.

Bellevue.
Miss Farley has gone TO Bancroft
Mrs. Albert Jones was extremely III last
week
Paul Paulsen has gone 70 Omaha to visit
relatives.
weeks out Of town. visiting friends at South
Auburn.
Mr.. Dean Mohr is visiting relatives at
Ponca- Neb.
Mrs Charles McGinIey visited Omaha
relatives Sunday
Miss Eta Huntsberger was here from
Fender last Wednesday.
Miss Ida Hayward Will spend Christmas
with her parents in Omaha.
Mr.. Homan. ST. was in Papillion last
Monday transacting business.
l. NJ. Purcell went to Papillion Tuesday
TO conclude some urgent business.
Benjamin swanson will spend a few weeks
In Kearney, where his parents live
NJ. D. Enfield has gone for a few days
at the home of his parents in Lyons
Miss Abbie Robertson is spending a few
weeks at her home in Atkinson, Neb.
Mss bessie Ohman has left to spend the
holidays at her home in Pilger, Neb.
The ladies' Aid society spent the entire
day Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. w. H
BetL r
Miss Gwendolyn Yarlow of Omaha was
Bellevue visitor last Wednesday. She
was present at the Milton program given
at the college.
Miss Cora Mcdonald Is spending the holi-
Gays at the home e< her parents in Tilden.
Cassidy Larson is away for a few weeks.
He Will visit friends and relatives at
P~lattsmouth.
While enjoying a buggy ride Sunday
Mrs, Charles Peterson was thrown out and
badly bruised.
Mrs. Louis Kyle of Cedar Creek is here
to spend a few days as the guest Of the
Larson family.
Miss B. L Hatfield is spending the holl-
days out OF town She will be at Pawnee
for some time.
Mr.. Paul Johnston is out of town for the
holidays He viii spend Christmas with
his parents in Omaha
The Sunday school children VIII give a
Christmas ~cantata at the Presbyterian
church Thursday night
Miss Margaret Johnson spent the latter
part of the week visiting relatives in
Omaha and South Omaha
Mr.. A c. Barry has gone to his home in
haywood He expects 20 enjoy a trip
through Kansas with his father.
Bellevue business men are asking for a
change in rates on the interurban road to
equal rates offered TO other points.
Mrs. c. A. Mitchell. who has been visit
ing with relatives In Iowa and Illinois for
the last month. has returned home.
Mrs. L D. Keller left Friday for her
R RHTe WITH III p reiatives and friends here se'
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Baker and family.
Who moved to Kansas some three years
ago, have returned to live in Bellevue.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
Monroe is quite i'll Mr. Monroe has been
forced to leave his work for some time.
Mr.. n Pearson sill be away from town
fer the holidays. He VIII spend some TINE
in Lyons visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. Shrum has gone for two weeks I
\ the home OF his parents In Omaha He
will be there for the Christmas holidays.
DR.. Richie. a state officer OF the Anti
Saloon league, delivered A stirring lecture
al the Presbyterian church Sunday evening
Special singing services were held az the
Z Presbytertan church last Sunday morning.
A special meeting was h ID l. e evening
Rev. r.. NJ. Braden Tuesday morning
made a trip TO Crescent county
for the purpose OF marrying a couple o.
that place.
Mrs George sloan has returned to her
home at Charlton, Ia, after spendlng sew
eral days with her mother Mrs Fletehei
Of Bellevue.
Lnss N. S. Kirk is spending the holidays
al her new home In Plainview. She VIII
visit a few days in Plger at the home OF
Ella Schneider.
THE contract for The refixing OF the eour
house was let Tuesday and the contrac
calls for the completion OF the work q
be done within thirty days
Mrs H Harnish received TeSa sgRdal
miner in the Cripple Creek district ha'
been killed in a mine disaster.
Mr.. George Graham will be out OF towr
for a week or two visiting friends and rela
tives in Omaha He viii spend the Christ
mas holidays al home with his parents.
Frank Homan. who was taken suddenly
nl Sunday, was removed to the Soutl
/ Omaha hospital Monday, where ne wa
operated on for appendicitis. he Is nov
, recovering rapidly.
Charles Gross OF Hebron, Neb.. who !
a travelling salesman for an Omaha ste
tank company, was a caller al the Wal
tenath home sunday. He had an e1hloi
at the Omaha Germ show.
J. r.. Glyun came from Kansas City Fri
day 20 visit his family. He unexpected
found an opportunity Of profitably rent
ing his residence here. and 30 50 Il
and his family viii go back 10 kansa
City 10 remain several years He expect
ultimately 70 return here 10 live
A company OF twenty-thrse women an
men from Omaha and South Omaha 70
gether with DR.. stephen Phelps and MI
Dora Hamish Of Bellevue, las
Thursday evening at the residence OF j. 9
Cess Short speeches were made BY severs
members and ". g Heller gave a fer
tecitations in his inimitable manner. Tn
assembly included those friends Of Mr.. an
Mrs Goss who aided them IN restor1n
their home after the disastrous tornad
which partially wrecked II last May. III
company ~ad5ournsd after singing "Aul
Lsng syne-