Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15
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West AmOIer
I. Rowland and family left for their new
farm home near Kearney on Thursday.
Thomas l.. Shandy and daughter. little
Gladys. spont SATURDAY. with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Shandy.
Mr.. Warning recently purchased the gro
Gerry store owned by l.. r. shaw. in Eek
erman. and will take possession at once.
John Blake was compelled to quit work
at Orchard d Wilhelm's Wednesday and
came home with a sudden attack of the
grip.
A. W. spoerri was on the sick list the
first three days OF the week. He resumed
his duties as manager at Milton Rogers
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Drew and daughter, Hazel, OF South
Eleventh street, were the guests OF Mrs.
George Craig and daughter. Maud, on Sat
urday for luncheon.
\ new meat market is being erected
at the terminal Of the West Leavenworth
car line which will be Of great value to
the residents of the West Side.
Mrs. Alice Bsscom and daughter, Maud,
viii remove TO Mr.. Howland's house on
the west side from Forty-third and Pacific.
where they have resided the past three
years.
Mrs. l.. Bayer and son. Marion, have
removed from the Bonneville home on For
ty-cight and Pacific to rooms over II.
Lincoln's grocery store, Thirty-sixth and
Le~avenworth.
Miss Anna McDermott Of West Side and
a student of Beals school, received the
prize here for writing the best essay on
the life of Abraham Lincoln, which she
prizes very highly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer, who have resided
in the pleasant suburban home of Mrs. @.
Amber the last two years, moved to their
new home on Twenty-third and ID streets.
South Omaha, Wednesday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Henderson and her Sunday
school class OF a dozen girls, gave a
surprise party 10 their pastor. Rev. w. r.
Wetherell, a-d wife at their home on
South Fifty-first street, Friday afternoon.
Fred Carlson, wife and daughter. Of Mar
shalltown. Ia, arrived last week and will
make their home in Omaha in the future.
They have spent the weeks end with their
sister, Mrs. A. Jacobsen, near Fort Crook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert wallace and daughter,
little Ruth. left Thursday for CLAW Center.
Kan, for a short visit with his parents
and to attend the silver wedding annivers-
airy of an uncle and aunt. They will re-
turn the first of the week.
J. f. Aughe and wife entertained their
daughter. Mrs. John Young, and her
daughters. Mary Alice and Charlotte.
from Council Bluffs, at their home here
were all guests of Mrs. william Mcdonald
for dinner.
Mrs. NJ. Maystrjck, and aged mother have
been entertaining her daughter. Mrs.
James Doyle. and family the past month.
Wednesday, they, with Mrs. Doyle, father
and sister, left over the Union Pacific for
their new home at Los Angeles, Cal.
Max Roessig as general contractor.
tion of the annex to Southwest Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday. This will
give the primary Sunday school classes a
separate room and will also be a brace to
the main building In times OF storm. The
| annex will be 12x20 feet.
Maxi Roessing as general conductor,
assisted by j II. Gantz, began the erec-
ton of the aanneX TO Southwest NTH
wst Cethedopist Epihscopal church on
Thursday. This will give the primary Sum
day school classes a separate room. and
will also be a brace to the manipulating
12x20 feet.
The Southwest Improvement club held an
enthusiastic meeting at the home OF
Charles j. Roberts. in Eckerman, Saturday
night. George Morton acted as secretary
i'm the absence OF A. w. Spoerri, who was
i'll. An extension, Of the West L~eavenworth
car line to Forty-eiRhth and Center streets,
an addition to the overcrowded Beals
school building and the repaving of Center
street from Forty-second west to the city
limits. were some OF the improvements ad-
vocated. A mass meeting will be held at
Woodmen hall in the near future. Charles
J. Roberts is president of the club.
The Ladies' Aid society held a most sue
~cessful and pleasant all-day meeting at
Wetherell. Fifty-first and Mason streets.
THURSDAY. and completed a quilt for Mrs.
George Stone OF Windsor Place. A chicken
pie dinner was served by the hostess. as.
sisted by Mrs. Chase of Dundee. Ten
were present. Receipts for the day were
he at the home OF Mrs. Bert CAN'T. in
Eckerman. Thursday. March %. to do gen
eral sewing all day. Luncheon will he
served by the hostess and members.