Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
Bellevue.

Rev. r. S. weinland preached at Valley
Sunday.
Mrs. c. r. Nichols came from Omaha
Sunday.
Dr.. George c. Earnest went to La Platte
last Monday,
arrived and will be put in soon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Linkhart were visiting
friends at the college this week.
Rev. Clayton Rice spent several days
with old college friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Larson spent several
days this week with Omaha relatives.
Belle C.. Clark returned Tuesday evening
from a trip through the western states.
Raymond Holman, who has been on the
sick list for some time, is worse this week,
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs.
II. NJ. L. Braden on Wednesday afternoon.
The young Ladies' Missionary society
will meet with Miss Vera Braden next Sat
urday.
Miss Susie Rothery is staying in Omaha
this week during the strike, to be nearer
her work.
Mr.. Kaehling was called to Missouri
Saturday on account Of the death of his
father.
Mrs. John Trent has been visiting with
her daughter in South Omaha during the
last week.
A number Of families in Bellevue have
been under quarantine for diphtheria the
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Haney and Mrs. J. O..
Stearns OF Albright were Sunday guests at
the Reed home.
Rev. II. NJ. L. Braden attended a meet
Ing Of the minlsters-at-large OF Nebraska
at Lincoln, Tuesday.
Miss Vera Brsden and Marguerite Brad
ley went to Omaha Tuesday to take a
civil service examination.
Francis Hindman had the misfortune to
fall from a tree while gathering walnuts
last Saturday and break an arm.
Mrs. George c. Earnest has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Will Hoover, at Mer-
win. Mo-. during the last week.
w. E. Patton, who Is attending the
Omaha Theological seminary, wa visit
ing at the college last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson were here from the
western part of the state the fore part Of
the week and visited at the Larson home.
The Phelps family have moved here from
Belmont, and are occupying their new
home, which they purchased from W. G. T.
Adams.
Mrs. William Nicholl left last week for
her new home at Hastings, Neb., where
Mr.. Nicholl is teaching at Hastings COL
lege.
M. ]. Goodrich, who is now helping Mr..
Phillips on the old Jewell farm north OF
town, was calling on Bellevue friends Sun
day,
Robert Wood and family, who have been
living a couple Of miles north of town,
have moved into the Flynt residence lately
vacated by r. c. Calder.
Miss Edna Flndley, who was sent as a
delegate to the National Christian En-.
deavor convention at st. Paul this sum-
mer, gave a interesting report OF her
trip and the convention at the Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday evening.
G. j. Martin, q union plumber, who was
arrested here last week and held as q
~lunatic, hanged himself in jail at Pspilllon
last Friday morning with a leather belt,
which he wore. Martin was taken into
custody here, and placed in jail at
Papillion, where he was to have been ex-
amined Saturday by the insanity commits.
sion. In Martins effects were $22.5 IN
cash and a plumbers union card issued
from Cheyenne, Wyo. Martin took a
leather belt from about his waist, cut a
slot In one end and passed the other end
through the slot, He then pushed his bed
away from the wall and fastened the othe
end Of the belt about a window bar, placed
his neck In the moose and died Of
stranglation. His mother resides a.
Columbus, o..