Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-12
West Amber.

MISS GuGild Long ana MISS fedTl OudW
were the guests of the Misses Inez and
Gladys Daily on Thursday.
Mrs. B. Carbury of Windsor Place was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Bert Gantz,
in Eckermann on Thursday.
Al Scott and wife, nee Miss Ethel Smith,
have taken a cottage at Lake Manawn and
will spend the summer there.
Mrs. George Craig entertained several
women friends from the city on Wednes-
day and Thursday at her home.
James Halpine, jr., left on Wednesday
evening for points in Iowa, where ne VIII
spend the summer with relatives.
Marion F%averty, sr, and son, Roy, re-
turned from their fortnight's visit with
relatives at Orrin Junction, Wyo., on
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. r. M. Henderson were
the guests Tuesday of their daughter,
Mrs. John Emory, at her new home on
Twenty-sixth street.
Mrs. Lerne Stone of Sixteenth and EN-
met streets wa sthe guest of her niece,
Mrs. George Tidd. in Eckerman from Sat
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Han
son on South Fifty-first street was
frightened by the advent of a little son
the first of the week.
The patriotic program that was planned
for the evening service at Southwest
church Sunday was postponed on ac-
count of the severe storm.
daughter, Helen Aughe, were the guests
of Conrad Henry Powers and family on
the Fourth, near Florence.
Mrs. John Gantz returned from Luther,
Wyo., on Tuesday last, where she spent
the last two months with her daughter
Mrs. Warren Ryder and family.
Mrs. Theodore Smith and mother, Mrs
Froman, left early Friday morning fol
Greenfield. Ia, where they will spend two
weeks visiting their son and brother.
Mrs. ID. Snandy entertained Mrs. Thomas
shandy, little Gladys and mother, Mrs
| home on the Heights the last three daVs
of the week.
The H. II. Baldrige estate on Forty.
eighth and Mason has been cut up into
city lots and will be improved soon
Messrs. John and James Cunningham viii
build homes on part Of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emory, nee Miss
Mary Henderson, have purchased the ole
T. w. Pickett home on Twenty-sixth an,
William streets and removed from Thirty
first and Mason last week.
Mrs. Theodore Smith has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. NJ. FurmaI
from Bertrand, and her sister, Mrs. w
Johnson of Havelock, since the Fourth o.
July.
Mrs. Hoover and mother, who have beer
sojourning in Michigan for the last yea
for the benefit of their health, returne'
the first OF the week and are the guests
of their brother, Mr.. Hoover, or Forty
eigh street in West Side.
Earl Y. Henderson spent last week a
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Blakely. This week he has secured
pOslllOn at the Union Pacific shops an
will remain there until September, whe,
he will return to the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doyle and childrel
returned overland Thursday from point
In Colorado, where they nave been in tn
quest OF health the last two months
They encountered high water at Ash
land and were compelled to go by way O
Valley to reach Omaha. They are nov
with Mrs. Doyle's mother, Mrs. Malstride
]. f. Aughe received news Thursda,
that his two brothers, w. L. and RobCr
Aughe, and two sisters. Mesdsmes Wi
liam Chandler and Lee Warbritton, ha,
lost all they had and had their home
runined by the overflow OF Salt cree
at Ashland Tuesday morning, havinl
been compelled to flee for their lives II
the night, the water rising fifteen feet il
two hours.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the ney
home of Mrs. c. NJ. Drily on F~orty-sixtl
avenue and Pierce street Thursday. an
completed a large quilt for Mrs. Beard
A fine chicken Dime was served by tn
hostess and Twenty-Five pertook Of
readily. Receipts for the day were S45
The next meeting will be with Mrs. j. F
Aughe on THURSDAY. July 90, which dat
marks the 18th wedding anniversary of MI
and Mrs. Aughe