Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Bellevue.

Gene Crothers Is down with scarlet fever.
DR.. and Mrs. Colder made a trip to the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. q. Myers and baby have returned
from their Kansas trip.
A. II. Hood made a business trip to
Tuesday morning.
Bid Joyce, who is working near Gretna,
came home for the Fourth.
Mrs. Belle Clarke was visiting at the
Chapman home last Friday.
Mrs. George Sloan, who has been sick
for the last week, is much better.
Harry Sullivan of Creighton college is
spending his vacation at Jewell Place.
Miss Liza Jewell is attending summer
school at st. Mary's academy in Omaha.
Roy Findley has accepted a position
with a surveying crew for the summer.
M. b.. Hill has commenced the erection
Of a new residence near Twenty-seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Force and family
have gone to Napier, Mo-, to attend camp
meeting.
Mrs. w. A. Wilcox returned to her home
at David City Friday after a short visit
at the Combs home,
Miss Edna Findley left Tuesday for st.
Paul, MINI, to attend the Christian En-
deavor national convention.
Carl Langheinge and Mont Purcell spent
the Fourth between showers at Missouri
Valley, Woodbine and Dunlap, la.
Mrs. Rose beats of Omaha and Mrs.
A. T. Spearman of Whitney, Neb., were
guests at the Storrs home Sunday.
j. q. Goss, jrY auditor Of the Clarke sys-
TEN Of railroads at Los Angeles, Cal,
stopped in Bellevue Tuesday on his way to
Chicago.
Mrs. Fl B. McCloskey eturned from
Plainville, ILL.,, Monday, where she had beer
called on account of the serious illness OF
her mother.
C. E. Grant of the Stock Yards exchange
who Is summering at Wesley Chadd's, spent
the Fourth at the home Of his folks neal
Des Moines. .H
The Girls Missionary society met at the
Betz home Thursday afternoon and en-
Joyed a pleasant time. Cake and sherbet
were served.
Dale McCIosky was overcome by the
heat one day last week in South Omaha,
and has since been unable to attend to his
usual duties on the South Omaha Citizen.
Miss Susie Rothery, who is taking her
regular yearly vacation from her duties
at the Western Union telegraph office, is
spending the time pleasantly at Clyde, Mo,
. Judge Sutton, president OF the Bellevue
Chautauqua association, maintains that
meetings are to be held this summer, the
dates of which will no doubt be given out
next week.
Rev. DR.. S. Phelps returned from his triI
east this week, where he attended the fif'
tleth anniversary of his college class. DR.
Phelps Is 70 years of age, and such privi'
leges are much enjoyed by him.
Mrs. John p Nelson, who has beer
travelling with her husband in North and
South Dakota since the first of March
came to Bellevue last week and will spenC
the summer with Mrs. e. L. Chaffee.
On Sunday mornings the first car from
the city reaches us at 7:22, instead of s:22
as heretofore. Monday night the heavy rair
laid the lnterurban up for a trip, Rail
road avenue being flooded at Albright.
Miss Vail McDermut, who has filled tn,
position OF local news gatherer for the Ga
zette for nearly five years, is spending
fuyO yvaaEGf NaCntiOn at na1lag & N a
the home Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J
u. Keller.
The committee in charge Of the building
fund for the Presbyterian church towe
has raised something over $500. This towe
has been a wreck for about a year anC
a half and It is hoped that the necesssr!
funds will soon be raised for its rebuilding
Frank Graham and family of ColoradI
spent a couple Of days the fore part OF tn,
week with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Graham
Frank, who years ago was Burlington sta
ton agent at this point. Is holding dow
a similar Job or the Union Pacific nea
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