Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

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Mrs. s. A. Bates, Friday evening. was
much enjoyed. During the animal hunt
Ada Magee was able to find the most
About fifty were present.
Florence.
Miss Martha Wallace Of Omaha was the
guest Of Mrs. r. L. Platz Tuesday.
Tho Improvement club will hold its annual
election at the city hall Tuesday evening.
Rev. w. j. Primrose of Bellevue was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Hamann
Sunday.
G. w. Mancinni has started work on the
new sidewalks on the school house
grounds.
Miss Hilma Swanson was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Hartman Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. J. B. Brlsbin and Mrs. Harry Bris-
bin entertained the Bridge club Friday
afternoon.
w. A. Yoder returned Sunday from
Fremont where he attended the meeting
Of school teachers.
Prof. McLane returned Sunday from a
trip to Fremont, where he attended the
meeting of school teachers.
The Court Of Honor gave a delightful
social at Adams hall Tuesday evening that
was enjoyed by a large crowd.
Walter Van Plank, who has been in
Chicago. and Buffalo, N. Y. on business
for some time, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Smith and Miss Dorothy
Smith of Omaha were the guests of Mrs.
J. B.. Brisbin Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Kimball have re-
turned from their trip to Cuba and are
again at their home, Hilltop, west of this
city.
William Ely and E. T. Brilliant Of Lin
coin spent Monday in Florence in the in
terests Of the Independent Telephone com
Ipany.
Work on the paving is progressing
nicely and by next week the last half
of Main street will again be open Tor
travel. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Riemer attended
the wedding Of Miss Edith Vapor and
Mr.. William f. Fraenlke in Omaha Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Otto Barsh. the Misses Anna and
Alwina Barsh and Miss Prudence Tracy
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Han.ann Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B, Hunt entertained
the members of the Imogen STUDY clup
and their husbands Friday evening. A
fine musical program was rendered.
The moving picture theater will again he
under the management OF J, J. Cole, VINO
will give historical and educational pic
lures OF travel, interspersed with comedy
and illustrated songs.
The Boys of Honor will meet at the
city hall Tuesday afternoon 70 form mum
icipal government with all officers. They
cleared over IS on their entertainment
last Thursday evening. a.5u Z
Steve Goodell was taken TO the home OF
tuesday, Mr.. G6odeil has been sick for
some time and his friends hope that the
change will benefit his health.
The Royal Neighbors surprised Mrs. ].
II. Harvey Tuesday afternoon, and pre-
order, as a token OF farewell, An enjoy
able time was had by all present.
During the last week John Lubold sold
three lots in block go to Omaha parties
who expect to build on them at once.
He also sold two lots to Frank Pascale
who will improve them at once.
a. 4. 80 Nhn TSraa-
byterian church elected officers Thursday
afternoon and the officers or the Pres
byterian church held a business meet
ing at the parsonage Friday afternoon
The Glover Leaf club met at the home
of Mrs. A. B. Hunt Saturday afternoon 70
perfect their organization and adopt a con-
Istitution and bylaws. Four new members
have made application to Join the CLUB.
Miss Goldie Hubbell. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hubbell, who live west OF
town, successfully solved a puzzle In a
piano for her effort. She is very proud of
the gift.
Frank Brown and George sLert have pur-
chased all the stock of the Florence, Attn
letic association and will In the future
have entire control OF the base ball park.
It Is their intention to have Two Iast
amateur games at the park every Sunday.
Rose Rebekah lodge had a most delight
full meeting Monday evening. when Alpha
locge of South Omaha, with Mrs. Emma
Talbot as noble grand, initiated six new
] members INTO the GiOTtlDb lol5ts NJ AiAt
close of the evening session an elegant
lunch was served.
Anderson & Hollingsworth. 7. ". NC
Clure and Thomas Dugher have signed an
agreement to keep their general stores
closed all day Sundays during the summer.
Heretofore IL has been the custom Tor them
to keep open during the morning. II the
plan works out during the summer II may
be kept up all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hunt have issued
Invitations for the Wedding OF their niece
S Miss R e eo6 MeI Wyo. to %bi 9F' VIII Mot take S Siaoe
Tuesday evening, April 26, at Minne-Lusa
Lodge, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt,
Mr.. Newcomer is expected Monday, to be
the wedding.
The choir Of the Emmanuel Lutheran
church OF Omaha, John S. Helgren. leader,
will give q sacred concert Thursday,
April 81 at s p. IN. at the Swedish Luth-
eran church. A short address on I'm
pressions and Reflections from Sweden"
in English will be given and refresh
ments VIII be served.
The city council will hold its last meeting
Of the fiscal year at the city hall Monday
evening and adjourn as soon as the new
members are sworn and take their seats.
There are two changes In the personnel,
Carl Feldhusen succeeding D. - Kelly and
terrell as city clerk. The issuing OF licenses
TO the four saloons will be among the busl-
ness to be disposed OF.
The volunteer flremen held their annual
meeting this week and elected Officers for
the ensuing year as follows: L. II INN,
PRESIDENT; Henry Hollingsworth. vice presi-
dent; G.. b. Kelly, secretary; w, r. Parks.
treasurer; Robert Golding, chief; Roy VIII
son, assistant chief; DR.. G. A. Sorenson,
foreman; Harry Swanson, first assistant
foreman; T. w. Mcclure. second assistant
foreman; Henry Anderson, A. B. Anderson
and +. p. Brow trustees.
West Amber.
Mrs. Badell was the guest Of her brother
and family IN Dundee on Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Clarey and little daughter were
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Henderson on
| Wednesday.