Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-19

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Miss Margaret Suite is I'll with the grin
William Storms, sr., has been i'll with
lumbago this week.
The Improvement hub will meet at the
city hall Tuesday evening.
The f. S. w. met at the residence Of
Miss Nellie Griffin last night.
The Pleasant Hour club gave a hop at
Pascale's hall Friday night.
Andrew Anderson has been under the
weather with the grip this week.
Mrs. Dan Green has been on the sick list
this week. but Is somewhat improved.
Mrs. John Lubold and Mrs. Newell Bur
ton visited friends in Omaha Monday
Miss Florence Olmsted was a guest at an
informal hop given at Fort Omaha Tuesday.
Charles Hupp bought OF John j. O'Con-
nor lot 5, block IS, for $500, and will i'm
prove II.
DIR. and Mrs. Holbrook Of Benson we're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Tucker Thurs
day evening.
Frank Brown, who Is at the hospital In
Omaha, is reported as improving rapidly
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packard Of Omaha were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Tucker on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. y. Finley is acting as one of the
assistant 1ocr managers for the Blks' fair
In Omaha this week.
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property this week, adding lots . and 10,
block IS, to his holdings.
Miss Pearl warbler. daughter Of Lew
Warbler, was married to William Pilge of
Laramie, Wyo., Tuesday.
The Royal Neighbors OF American will
have a dance and card party at their hall
after a short meeting Monday.
Carey the young son Of ]. II. Holdings
worth, has been under the care of DR..
Akers for the grip this week.
The cifv council will meet Monday MIGHT
and adjourn sine die, and the new officers
will take up their duties by organizing.
The Eagles will observe next Sunday as
Memorial day and will held services in
conjunction with Benson lodge at Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Mcclure we're
guests OF the Hanscom Park Dancing club
at the Rome hotel, Omaha, Tuesday even
ing.
Lawrence Fay started to fill his contract
with the city this week on building cement
sidewalks, ordered by the council some time
ego.
Miss Louise Procknow, daughter of Au-
gust Procknow, a prosperous farmer north
OF town. was married Tuesday to Oscar e.
Rehshuh of Omaha.
John Kelly, who for fifty years has lived
on the Jame farm near Kelly's lake, north
OF Florence, died last Sunday at the age
OF so years and was buried Tuesday.
William Ross, son of DR.. Ross. will be
one of the debaters Of the Omaha High
school In the debate with the Englewood
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Mrs. Russell, who has lived north OF
Florence for many years, died Wednesday
morning and was buried Friday afternoon
from the farm, interment being in Shipley's
cemetery.
Charles Allen sold outlot q, consisting
of four acres, on the south edge Of town.
to Annie zimmerman for $4,000. The property
Is improved and set out to fruit and brought
$1,000 an acre.
M. c. Coe is very III from a general
breakdown following a hard attack Of the
grip. While he was reported as somewhat
improved Friday. It will be some time be-
fore he will be able to do much.
Miss Florence Olmsted entertained at
cards last night in honor of Miss Louise
shortiy with her parents DR.. and Mrs.
Kennedy. for Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
The school board will meet at the school
house Thursday evening to approve the
bond and contract of Mr. Armstrong, the
successful bidder on the new building, and
to rearrange the school work for the coming
year.
The residence OF Henry L. Gibbs on the
south edge OF town caught fire Monday
morning from matches and mice in the
seed corn stored In the attic. BY heroic
work Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs confined the fire
to the roof of the house.
The Farmers State bank of Florence will
open for business Monday morning with
the smiling faces of w. r. Wall and Frank
Parker behind the counter. W. r: Wall
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the board of directors, and the capital Is
S25. 900.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Presbyterian church gave an enjoyable
social at the residence of MIR. and Mrs. A..
r. Hunt Friday night. Music, story telling.
riddles and singing furnished the enter
tainment of the evening. after which re-
freshments were served. Many people from
Omaha were present.
The Florence base ball club will play
the Hustlers at their park in Council
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the season for the home team. the first
home game will not he played until next
Sunday. when they will play the Stevens
a carload of double-jointed peanuts. red
pop and cushions for the benefit of the
patrons of that day.
The Volunteer Fire department held its
annual meeting at the city hall Monday
I night and listened to highly gratifying re-
ports and elected officers for the ensuing
wear. The following were elected: Presi-
Clarence Wall; secretary. Wilbur Nichols;
treasurer, NJ. B. Parks: chief. George r.
Gaule: assistant chief, Ras Peterson: fore
l man, Haze Lowrey.
The Modern Woodmen OF America will
hold a joint session with the Royal Neigh
bors OF America at their hall Thursday
dates to initiate that night and at the
social session will be entertained by the
Eagles quartet and other music as well
as speaking by well-known men. Refresh
ments will be served. F: s. Tucker will
preside at the open meeting.
Miss Catherine Vanzago. Miss Lena Van
Eago, Peter Vanzago OF Fort Calhoun,
Chris Peterson and John c. Peterson
formed a happy bridal party that went to
Omaha Wednesday, when Rev. Charles
Savidge united Miss Catherine Vanzago and
Mr.. Chris Peterson. Miss Vanzago Is the
daughter OF Peter Vanzago of Fort Cal
houn, while Mr.. Peterson Is a popular
farmer north OF Florence, where the happy
couple will reside.
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Mrs. w. w. Johnston is at home again
after a visit 10 the Pacific coast.
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