Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17

Florence.
T. D. Germ Of Omaha visited In Flor
ence Sunday.
DR.. Richards Of Omaha has moved onto
the Finley farm.
NJ c. Coe left Sunday for business
trip to New York
Mr. and Mrs ]. II. Stuu spent Sunday
IN Omaha with friends.
Mrs. r. p. Nichols was the. guest OF Mrs
Fred Hamblet Thursday
Mr.. J. ]. Stull, who has been on the slc,,
list ts slowly improving
Mr.. Earnest Shipley was a guest AZ !
H. Stul's Sunday evening
Mr.. Charles Frost Of omaha was the
guest OF his sister Sunday.
Mrs. Wingender and daughter. Margaret.
spent Sunday at J. j. Stulrs
The Una Pleasure club gave an enjoyable
dance at Eagles hall last night
The moving picture theater opened Sat
urday under new management.
jeff w. Bedford Of Omaha was a guest
OF j. b. Brisbin Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding Of Omaha were
the guests Of L. r. Griffith Sunday
Mrs. S. H. McCaw Of Boston is the guest
days.
W. H. Thompson has been spending the
week in the western part OF the state on a
hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Olmsted were guests
~ the Kelly Baker wedding In Omaha
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George s sloan who has been visit
ing her sister in California the past sum
mer, returned Sunday.
w. II. Thomas expects to leave for Can
ada the first OF the week to visit with
relatives and friends.
The Royal Neishbors OF America will
hold their next regular meeting at Adams
hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Viola Petit and Mrs. Z. L. Plata
were guests Of Mrs. Henry Tyler Of Lake
James Park, Saturday.
p. d. Smith, who Is feeding a bunch Of
sheep on his place north Of town, put on
another bunch this week.
,. J. Rorhbaugh, master mechanic Of the
Missouri Pacific at Kansas City, Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Murry.
Mrs. Jake Taylor Of Omaha entertained
the Boosters committee of the Royal
Neighbors Of America Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Nash of Kansas City
Brisbin and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brisbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bristol and family Of Hay
springs, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
c, A. GrigB the first part Of the week
Andrew Alback and James Kolle have
made contract with Mr.. Ringwalt to
make him fine driveway to his summer
home.
Florence assumed metropolitan air this
week when parties from Kansas City
opened a garage in the building owned by
Or. Adams
Mrs. Edith Johnston, Master wallace
Johnston and Miss Helen Johnston were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il, l.. PLATE and
family Sunday.
Rev Mr.. Erck of the German Lutheran
church left for Arlington Wednesday even
ing, where he, will join his family on
weeks vacation.
The Volunteer firemen will give big
ball at Adams hall Thanksgiving night.
This is the regular annual ball and Is al
Mrs. J. l.. Houston entertained the Lit
erary society Friday afternoon in honor
Of her daughter, Mrs. s, W. Cleave OF
Chicago, who is her guest.
Mrs s. w. Gleave of Chicago, Miss Allie
Houston and Mrs. F. 3. Nichols formed a
theater party at the Brandeis theater in
Omaha Wednesday afternoon.
The moving picture theater is running
once again. parties from Omaha having
secured a lease on 1t. 1t opened last night
for the first time in month.
Miss Clara Taylor, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Tay9r i Snd lssn Mari TSers
will make their home In Florence.
Mrs. Frank w. Ellis was pleasantly sur
prised at her home Wednesday afternoon
by about fifteen of her friends who en-
joyed a very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs B. F. Reynolds gave hosiery
shower Thursday In honor OF Miss Flor
ence Olmsted, whose wedding to Bently
Grimes McCloud of Chicago occurs in No
vemher.
Mrs. Wood and her niece Miss Mamie
Wood, OF Florence Heights, are taking a
course in domestic science ana domestic
art at the Young Womens Christian asso-
citation.
Today is A. J. Mlungs first Sunday
with the Presbyterian church choir. He
is a young man Of talent and has refused
offers to sing in Omaha churches to help
the choir out.
Mr. and Mrs. Newcomer Of Cody, Wyo.,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Hunt this week. Mr.. Newcomer brought
a large consignment Of sheep to the
South Omaha market.
James Bena gave a party in honor Of
his birthday Saturday evening. Almost all
the young folks in the neighborhood and
a good many Of the older ones were there
and report an excellent time.
Charles and Earle Kelley have purchased
a corn picker. This Is another twentieth
century labor, money and time saving
device Before long farming Will be a
luxury that but few can enjoy.
The volunteer firemen met at the city
hall Monday evening and transacted rou-
tine business. To fill the office OF fire in
spector the chief of the company was
chosen. At present r. Fl. Golding holds
the place.
At the Eagles hall Tuesday evening Jack
Fitzgerald OF South Omaha and Emil Jen-
sen OF Omaha are matched for tight
This fight was booked for last Tuesday
but was postponed because OF injuries 70