Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-08

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Mrs; James McMahon has been on the
sick list.
Mrs. A. A. Mitchell has been quite ill
the last week.
Paul Chadd and b. &c. Lee of Sioux City
were Bellevue visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Catherine G. Calder has bought
some lots In block 15 Of F. E. Coleman.
Flave Marcoe was I'll the last week, but
the attending physician reports him bet
ter.
Mrs. Ed wakely and daughter Of Fort
Crook visited at the Fulcher home several
days.
Albert J.. collars has returned from a
business trip to Fairbury and immediate
towns
Mr.. Henry Holt was here from La Platte
visiting friends.
Mr.. Charlie O'NeiIl was a Bellevue
visitor Thursday. He was looking after
his property here.
The home OF J. Pavelik, in the woods
east OF the boulevard. was destroyed by
fire a few nights ago,
Miss Margaret Farley has returned from
Bancroft. where she had been visiting
friends, Tuesday afternoon.
Harvey Longsdorp was here Wednes-
day afternoon. He is now employed in
the postoffice building in Omaha
Mrs. E. NJ. Crinklaw was a guest at the
home of Mrs. e. Fletcher. She returns
to her home in Wahoo in a few days.
Mrs. Dow celebrated her SEA birthday
last sunday. Her daughter and a COM
pany of Omaha friends were present.
A. w. Jones. who has had his residence
well improved the last winter. has just COM
pleted a new well ninety-three feet deep.
George s. Burtch, who has been con-
fined to the house for several months,
is again able to walk about. the village.
Miss Helen Fletcher was entertained at
Wahoo by friends last Sunday. Mrs.
Kayser performed her duties as post
master.
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moved into their new home, which has been
built in the new residence district west Of
the town.
Mrs. Gross has been visiting with her
daughter. Miss Hazel Gross, this week.
Mrs. Gross left for her home Thursday
afternoon.
Glare Moore, who represents a large Chi
cago shoe firm In Omaha and vicinity, has
Just returned from a visit to the headquar-
ters in Chicago.
The new residence being built by Mr.. Al
bert Jones is practically finished. The re-
manning work will be completed at once
and the house made ready for occupancy.
Earle Fowler had a light attack of APP
pendicitis Tuesday evening. DIR. Ernest,
who was called. did not advise an opera
ton. The patient is now much improved.
Frank Purcell, after staying at the L.
M. Purcell residence the last two weeks,
has returned to his home in Missouri Vail
ley. He has been suffering greatly with
rheumatism.
Mf. ana MRS. IneOuOre lOlDOe nave
moved into the residence left vacant by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patrick, who have
taken the Interurban depot, vacated by
Mr.. Miller and family.
Oscar Kayser, after several months
spent travelling with his son in California,
has returned to his home in Bellevue. He
had intended locating a home somewhere
on the coast. but found no place to his
liking.
Clara Linderman underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at her home on the
island Thursday. DR.. Betz performed the
operation. Little hope was had at first
for her recovery. but at present she is
recovering somewhat.
Mr.. Fl. T. Clarke,is having block So put
into good shape. This property was
wrecked by the cyclone last spring and
is among the last to be repaired. Mr..
A. C. Sloan is trimming up the broken
trees and overseeing the work in general.
Mr.. j. A. Whitemore. formerly a resi-
dent of Bellevue. is now acting general sec
rotary of the Sioux City Young Mems
Christian association and state secretary
of religious work for Iowa He has lately
been given a promotion and will leave Sioux
City for Boston May 1. where he will take
the position of secretary of religious work
Of Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.