Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-19
Florence.

Florence
Miss Shaw Is the guest OF Miss Rose.
Mclean.
Miss Helen Nichols is spending a few
days with Miss Cary Parks.
Master Robert Olmstead has started to
the Saratoga school in Omaha,
A. b. Flint expects to leave today for
the east on a short business trip.
Miss Katherine Evans OF Omaha was
the guest Of Mrs. Viola Petit Sunday.
Miss Ruth Anderson returned Monday
from a very pleasant trip TO Herrick,
S. D.
George Gamble was elected chaplain Of
the state aerie Of Eagles at Benson last
week.
Lyman Griffith was a Benson visitor
this week attending the convention OF
Eagles.
Miss Edith Charleston Is spending .
couple OF weeks at her home in Gilmore
City, Ia,
Mr.. John H o'Bren Of Bangor, Me-.
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Allen. Friday.
The Florence lodge Of Eagles pulled
down 500 in prizes at the Eagle parade in
Omaha Thursday.
The city council will hold its next reg
ular meeting Monday evening at the city.
hall September 81
The storm Sunday night tore. down all
the Eagles decorations on Main street,
necessitating new ones.
Lorenzo Edward. the l5-months-old
boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. Putney, died Monday
and was buried Wednesday.
Rev. w. IL Amos attended a meeting
of the presbytery. held In the North
church of Omaha this week.
Charles b.. Clark Of Craig, Neb., was
the guest OF his old schoolmatel Miss
Prudence Tracy, last Friday.
Mrs. Emmett Allen left Saturday for
Leon. Ial where she viii spend three
weeks visiting among relatives.
Miss Hazel Weber returned to her
home in Wayne, Neb., after having spent
a delightful visit among relatives.
The contractor who has the Job Of paving
Main street is getting his tools on the
ground preparatory to starting work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gleave OF Chi
cage are the guests Of Mrs. Gleave's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Houston.
The young men of the Presbyterian
church met at the manse Thursday even-
ing for the purpose Of forming a club.
Hugh Suite has been attending ths
Eagles convention in Omaha this week.
He is the delegate from the Florence
lodge.
James Nicholson entered his horse,
George NJ, in the class A pace at the
races at the CORTLAND Beach track Sat-
urday.
Lucian Thompson expects to leave Tues
day for Lincoln, where he will enter the
State university to complete his engineer
ing course.
Miss Lucy Negley, has returned from
Long Pine, Neb., where she has been
spending the summer with her aunt, Miss
BERTHE Wilson.
The women of the Presbyterian church
held a bake day last saturday I'm the
postoffice and disposed of a big lot OF
home cooking.
Messrs. Fowler, Eubold, Griffith, Ohm
sted, Suite and Burton were among the
Florence people who attended the exercises
at the Auditorium on Friday evening.
Last Saturday night Henry, Anderson's
saloon was robbed of about $40 worth OF
whisky. Tom Cluck was picked up with
a lot of empty bottles on his person and at
his preliminary trial was bound over to
the higher court,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Wullison of Penn
sylvania have been the guests Of his
uncle, w. b. Parks and family during
the last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Parks, aC-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wullison,
have gone on a visit among relatives at
Surprise, Neb.
d. c. Lonegran exhibited twelve head OF
his Poland-China hogs at the. state fair,
and brought home four or five more rib
bons. He won second on aged boar, with
Big Victor and would have landed first
had he put $50 pounds on him. He also won
first on sow l year and under Is months,
with Guys Queen, fifth in boar 6 months
and under l year, with Hazel Vic, and
sixth on aged SOW with Guys Best.