Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-17
Florence,

George Bird was i'll Monday and Tuesday,
w. b. Thomas is visiting at the homo of
George Bird.
Albert Bergelt is home after an absence
of several months.
Mrs. G. w. Shields was the guest Of
Mrs. b. F. Reynolds Wednesday. |
The Ecnerolf club has issued invitations
for a dance Wednesday evening.
Mrs. P. A. Haskell was the guest of Mrs.
F. II. Reynolds Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Lubold was the guest of Mrs.
Edward Hayden in Omaha Monday.
Frank Parker left last Sunday to spend
the rest of the winter at Los Angeles.
The city council will hold It's regular
meeting Monday evening at the city hall.
Rev. p. II. Wedge of Monroe, Neb., was
a guest at the Tracy home Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. George Foster, who has been visit
ing among friends at Des Moines, returned
Tuesday.
callers at the home of J. A. Thirtle Mon
day evening.
Charles Palmatier is laid up with two
broken ribs as a result Of an accident
while putting up Ice.
T. ID. Crane and family of Rosemere
have taken a house in Omaha for the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mrs. ]. L; Houston and Mrs. F., b. Mich
OILS were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Weber, jr,, Thursday evening.
Mrs. +. II. Reynolds expects to leave
February l for Billings, Mont, to join Mr..
Reynolds and make their home there.
Mesdames ]. b.. Brisbln, Harry Brisbin,
j. l.. Houston and +. b.. Nichols we're the
guests Of Mrs. Horn In Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. r. II. Olmsted and Miss Florence
Olmsted left Saturday for Milwaukee and
Chicago for a several weeks visit.
James Nicholson returned from Poison,
Mont, Monday and expects to stay until
the first of April, when he will return.
The school board has engaged Prof. Nc
Lane for the ensuing three years at a
salary OF $500 a year, a raise of $500 a
year.
The Royal Neighbors and the Modern
Woodmen will hold a Joint installation
Tuesday evening at Pascale's hall. The
meeting will be open to the public.
]. c. Barcus of Sioux City, Ia, formerly
manager OF the Florence sanitarium, was
a Florence visitor Monday, the guest of
Mrs. Sarah e. Tracy and Miss Prudence
Tracy.
Adam Kundert sold the last of his Flor
ence property this week to E. w. mill
which consisted Of lots 4 and 5 and the
east half of lot o, block 1l3, for 5000 The
property Is on Calhoun street.
The principal diversion of the people OF
Florence now Is coasting parties, and al
most every evening large parties of the
be seen coasting down the steep hills.
A petition is being circulated to have the
school board call a special election to vote
bonds TO complete the school building. The
petition says that $500 is needed TO complete
the work and 1t is being generally signed.
Mrs. b. f. Reynolds has assumed charge
OF the choir of the Presbyterian church
and promises some good music for the rest
OF the year. Miss Lillian Bondesen and
J. j. Cole are the soloists for this evening.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Presbyterian
church met at the hons of Mrs. b. f..
Reynolds Wednesday afternoon for a
musical afternoon. Mrs. q. w. Shields Of
Omaha was present ana recited several
pieces.
The express service between Omaha and
Florence will be augmented by an auto
mobile truck in the near future, arrange
ments having been completed this week
for the truck, which will be furnished by
Andrew Murphy & Son OF Omaha
Mrs. @. NJ. Cottrell held the second OF a
series OF recitals planned In the years
work for her small scholars. Those who