Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-06

FRANK Ritter has been on the SICK llst.
Mr. Dinkins has been on the sick list for
a week
Mrs. Ragsdale is visiting with Mr.. Dan
Kingery.
r. H. Olmsted spent Saturday at lincoln,
on business.
Fred Olsen has gone to his home in
Frank Parker has been on the sick list
/ the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bena have gone to
| Omaha to live.
Mr.. Bruce Raymond was the guest Oh
his parents Sunday
Mr.. Arvid Holmuuist who has been quite
/ ILL., is improving slowly
Mr.. Charles Kelley was a guest at the
Ray mond home Sunday.
Miss Florence Faris was the guest Of
Miss Alice Platz Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Brisbin entertained the
Bridge club Friday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs Burnett have moved from
Florence to their farm near Willard.
Miss Lorette Finley and Harry Hess were
guests Of Miss Edith Holmquist Sunday.
Mrs. Holmquist was the guest Of Mrs
| &. b. Christensen the first OF the week
Miss Helen Letovsky was the guest Of
Miss Lillian Weurth the first OF the week.
Fred Krie has moved TO Concord, Neb.,
| MIR. +. Thirte having rented his house
Mrs. Otto Barsh and Miss AlowenR
Barsh are visiting relatives in Germany.
! A. Is. hunIs VINO mas Deen spending the
winter down In Florida, returned this week
Miss Edith Raymond Of Ponca attended
the Pleasant Hour dance Monday evening
Mrs. Robert II, Olmsted was the guest
| Of Mrs. Byron Smith in Omaha Wednes-
day.
Archie VOCAL, Tom whitmore and Howard
| Raymond were guests OF John Dinkins
! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Griffith were
guests OF their son, L. B. Griffith, Friday
evening,
The Pleasant Hour club gave a very
enjoyable dance at Coles hall on Monday
| evening.
Misses Anna and Emma Prochnow were
guests of Mrs. Fred Meyers the first OF
| the week.
Weurth were guests OF Miss Mary Sachs
| last Tuesday.
Mrs. John Williams left Wednesday to
| spend a couple Of weeks with her parents
| at Osceola, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gillette Of South
| Omaha were the guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
| James Stribling, Sunday.
Miss Marie Andersen left for Iowa the
| first of the week after having spent a very
pleasant week at home.
| The Florence Eagles will give a benefit
| ball for the Benson Eagles on the evening
of March % at their hall.
| Mrs. Charles Huntington and daughter,
| Alice of Omaha were guests OF Mr.. and
|
George Levao of Payette, Idaho, who has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs s. b.
Letoysky, left Sunday for his home in the
west
the Boyd Saturday evening and at the
Krug Sunday evening in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seamor.
The services at the Ponca Presbyterian
church that the young people have been
looking forward to were postponed to the
coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed oNen entertained at
theater party at the orpheum Friday
| evening for Mr. and Mrs. Seamor and
Miss Bessie Seamor.
| Mr.. and Mrs l.. 8. Barnham and family
| Of Tekamah arrived In Florence this week
to make their home here. They have taken
the George Bird place.
Rev. George s. Sloan, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, has been holding
evangelistic services at the Fairview
church in Omaha this week.
The Imogen Study club met at the home
of Mrs. w. H. Thompson on West State
street Thursday, Mrs. w. A. Yoder and
Mrs. w. H. Thompson being the
hostesses.
Mrs. F. B. Nichols returned Thursday
from Gothenburg, where she went TO visit
her son, and Kearney, where she attended
the state convention OF the Royal Neigh
bors OF America
tanned Wednesday. Those present were;
Misses Hendrlcksen Dietrich Raymond
Andersen, Messrs. Charley Sachs, William
Sachs, Raymond and Kelley.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ponca Improvement club will be held al
the Ponca school house Monday evening
The Fruit Growers association will meet
with them to talk over the business for
the coming year.
At the meeting OF the council Monday
evening the committee Of the tiremen, L.
will turn over to the city all the parapher-
MALTA of the fire department, completing the
dissolution OF the department.
Among the marriages OF the week were
those of Herbert c. Johnson, who welded
Miss Sylvia j. Beckett of Omaha, and
John +. KTause, who welded SS.ss
Catherine Kear, both OF whom are well
known in farming circles north of town
Ella A. Larson, 81 years old. who died
at the home Of her parents north of Flor
| ence, was buried Saturday afternoon at
) o'clock. Miss Larson died of typhoid fever
The funeral was held from the home OF heI
parents and the interment was at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Ed O'Neil entertained at a dance
Tuesday evening in honor Of her aunt
, luncIe and cousin, Mr. and Mrs Seamor and
= Miss Bessie Seanaor of Chicago. There
were about seventy-five guests present anC
all expressed themselves as having spen
very enjoyable evening.
The Ponca Kensington club met at the
home of Mrs. S. B. Letovsky last Wednes
/. day afternoon.--A pleasant afternoon val
spent, after which refreshments wer,
| served. Among tnOs6 present were mes
/ danes Bogal, Swanson. Dinkins, Broderson
Raymond, Christensen, Alback, Hansen
and Letovsky.
2 There was a large gathering at the HON,
Z Of Mr. D, DeyO Sunday in honor OF Mr.
> and Mrs Seamor and daughter Bessie, Of
West Chicago. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan, and Miss Nell Gala
b han. Mr. WIN Callahan. Mr.. and Mrs. EC
O'Neil Mr.. ID. Deyo, Mr.. Clyde Deyo, Mis-
Bell Deyo and Miss Carrie Deyo.
The Court Of Honor spent most enjoy
| able evening Tuesday at their hall wheT
J the three brides of the month were
} present and introduced, each receiving 6
small token from the lodge in the shape
OF a hand painted plate. After an informa
program OF songs and recitation the mem
bers present sat down TO dainty repast.
IFvinEtOn.
= Walter sundell is quite i'll from a cold.
; Mrs w L. Richard has been quite II