Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-01
ReIleYna.

Mr.. Edward Stepp was III all this week.
Mrs. Stephen w. Phelps has been i'll the
last few days.
Miss Mabel Spanton has recovered from
a short illness.
Elmer Trussell will build a six-room cot
tage on his place.
Miss Gertrude Davis has returned from
a visit at her home in Nebraska City.
Henry T. Clarke came here from Omaha
Tuesday to visit friends in Bellevue.
William Leonard, jr., who has been quite
Ill for several lays Is gradually Improving.
Miss Goldie Fowler has returned from
a visit with her parents in Cedar Bluffs.
Miss Sarah Fitzpatrick spent the last OF
the week visiting her parents in Madison.
Miss Susie Cook. who has been Ill for
almost four months, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Albert Faulhaber has returned from
a several lays visit with his relatives In
Lincoln.
Miss Jessie Gilman returned Monday
from Pilger. Neb., where she had been
visiting at her home.
Bellevue teachers are preparing for the
County Teachers association meeting which
will be held in Gretna Saturday, March 6.
Miss Minnie Mooreland, formerly teacher
in the new school house, has been sue
ceeded by Miss Rose Anderson of South
Omaha.
J. NJ. Yates suffered a severe attack of
appendicitis while in Lincoln, lie had an
operation performed and Is now rapidly
improving. :
According to present plans, six or eight
new buildings will be erected in the near
future and will make a substantial add
ton to the village.
Mr.. Frank Varka has sold his f~our-acre
plot located across the road from the A.
w. Jones residence to a prospective builder
of a home, for s., 700.
Miss Faulhaber, an instructor In the
primary department of the public schools,
spent the last of the week with her rela-
tives and friends in Lincoln.
Misses Frances and Matte Spare, after
a weeks visit with their cousins, Misses
Leona and Cora Mcdonald, nave returned
to their Council Bluffs home.
The few Greek citizens who call Bellevue
their home have been a haven of refuge
for their less fortunate South Omaha
countrymen the last few days.
The Boulevard shows evidence of new
building all along its length. Mr.. Lewis
Childs is erecting a new house on the site
OF the building lately destroyed by fire.
Miss Mary Patton was a visitor in Belle
vue the first Of the week. Since leaving
the village two years ago she has resided
in Lebanon. Mo-, and Omaha. She will
soon move to Walthill, Neb., with her
father.
Mr.. Charlie Patrick will take charge Of
the interurban depot in Bellevue March 4
when Mr.. Miller, now In charge, moves
away. Mr.. Miller Intends to manage &
farm this summer, probably in the vicinity
of Fort Crook.
Many Bellevue people attended thu
masquerade ball given in Fort Crook Mon
day evening as a celebration OF Washing
tons birthday anniversary. The first priz'
was won by a Bellevue girl, who masked
as a drum major.
F. Dalton Rice has been for some days q
guest of his cousin, Mr.. G.. Rice. For som,
time now Dalton Rice has been employed
by a Fremont bank. He will leave here TO-
Washington. where he will take a bette,
position In bank work.
Roy NJ. fowl, now doing engineering
work, has just finished the survey of tn
line of the Nebraska Traction and Powe
company from Ralston to Papillion. Tht
line will average along with the interurbaI
line in matter of cuts and fills. Mr.. Tow
says the company will start the work II
the early spring.