Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03


Stella Ryan has been Ill for a week.
Carl Nelson is spending his vacation at
Shenandoah, Ia.
The Pleasure club gave a dance last night
at Pascale's hall.
]. J. Cole went to Harrington this week
on a business trip.
Thomas Dugher opened his new general
store last Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
Snouffer Saturday.
Miss Helen Nichols was the guest Of Miss
Mabel Cole Wednesday.
The Royal Neighbors meet Monday
evening at Wallis hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reimer are now in their
home on Jefferson street
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Christians baby
was reported I'll this week.
Mr.. Kundert is negotiating for the sale
Of his house and two lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilson have moved
into Newell Burton's house.
Mrs. McLane entertained Tuesday in
honor Of her sons birthday.
T. E. Whitlock was the guest Of Florence
friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Michaels announced
the arrival Of a boy Monday.
Robert Craig ran a nail in his foot and
is now nursing a very bad foot
Miss Carrie Parks was the guest Of Miss
Helen Nichols Monday evening.
The Court Of Honor gave a large dance
at Pascsle's hall Tuesday evening.
The ounge son OF Thomas Richie
broke his wrist in falling off a horse.
Mrs. N. F. Powell Of Omaha was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. George Foster.
w. H. left Wednesday for a
two weeks hunting trip in the sandhills.
The Royal Neighbors Of America held an
adjourned meeting Monday In Wallis hall.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Thornton was on the sick list this week.
Miss Annie Hendricks Of Blair is visiting
her uncle. Henry Anderson, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hussie were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thompson on Sunday.
Rev. MI. Marsh. the Episcopal minister,
was ordained IL to full priesthood last Sun.
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Akin Of Omaha were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Brisbin Sun
day.
Miss Elsie seefus Of Elkhorn spent Sat
urday and Sunday the guest Of Florence
friends.
Mr.. Mari. the station agent, spent Sun
day in Iowa and Mr.. w. r. Wall took his
place.
Charles scammon Of Benson is visiting
Lyman Griffith at the Mandy Lee poultry
farm
Emmett Allen ran q nail into his foot
Tuesday afternoon and is not able to
work.
The city council will hold its next
regular meeting at the city hall Monday
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Mrs. F.. B. Nichols entertained Mrs, M.
F. Powell and Mrs. E. L. Platz at luncheon
Thursday.
c. A. Griggs expects to leave soon for a
hunting trip to the sandhins OF western
Nebraska.
The Altar society of st. Philip Neri
church will give a dinner at Walls hall
on election day.
w. H. Thomas, the city treasurer, who
has been Ill for the last week, Is now able
to be out again.
Mrs. n. X. Grtggs and daughter Of Green.
vile, Ill, arrived Monday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Griggs.
John w. Eagleson Of Boise, Idaho, was
the guest of his old schoolmate, Prudence
Tracy, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Nail. Mrs. kin and Mrs. Hunt
ington of Omaha were the guests OF Mrs
j. L. Houston, Friday.
The Board Of Education says that school
will open Monday morning In AL grade
except manual training.
Mrs. Robert Golding returned Friday
from Blockston, Ia, where she went to At
tend the funeral OF her father.
Miss Agnes shipley WI enter business
college soon, and lego A. Wolf " the pres
ent assistant at the postoffice.
Bently, Of Bnglewood, Ill, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Olmsted.
Lucille ". Nelson, the 1-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Nelson, died
Monday morning and wac buried Wednes-
day.
Z The Presbyterian church will obseryC
rally day Sunday at II g. m. Special music
and speakers from the city. Everybody ID
invited.
Mrs. ] B. Brisbin, Mrs. Harry Brisbin,
Mrs. ]. L. Houston and Mrs. F. 3. Nichols
were the guests OF Mrs. Akin Wednesday
afternoon.
The Boosters club OF the Royal Neigh
bors met with Mrs. Cooper Thursday. The
next meeting will be held at the residence
Of Mrs. F. B. Nichols, Friday.
Henry Plant. who is running the large
road scraper on Main street, was thrown
from IL Wednesday and sustained 9
sprained shoulder, arm and wrist.
Mayor Tucker received a communication
from the street railway company Wednes'
day saying that 1t would double track It's
line at once and keep ahead of the mer
paving the street.
NJ. B. Thompson was lucky enough tC
draw a twenty-acre tract In the irrigated
land of southern oregon. He has been toe
busy with the strike to make up his mino
what to do with II.
Tuesday the cook at the camp on North
Main street turned on the gasoline to gen
crate and then forgot II. Later he STRUCK
a match near the stove, setting fire TO the
tent. Dependent over the loss he bought
some laudanum and drank II. He was
taken to Omaha in an ambulance and al
latest reports he was alive