Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-27
Florence.

a EAuEenGes
Joseph Gauge, who used TO live west
OF Florence, has moved to Benson.
Miss Hulda Tucker OF Nebraska CITY
week
Il. S. Tucker attended the banquet OF
inc republicans at the Rome ON Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. George siert enjoyed
Richard earle at the Brandeis Wednesday
| evening.
The siremen of Florence will give their
Dig annual ball Thursday evening at the
Eagles hall.
Rev, J. II. Butter. the new pastor Of
| J. j. Cole house.
The. eighth grade has been having a
TWO days vacation, their teacher, Miss
Dietrich, being III.
Misses Esther Jansen. Many. Jansen
Alice Plate Thursday.
Miss Allie Houston was a guest at a
week-e party given by Misc Barker at
her home In Dundee.
Tho high school pupils are rehearsing
Ior an operetta, which win be produced
soon after Thanksgiving.
8. II. Beardsley, aged Ct. died nj the
nome OF q. r. Smell. 1ii6 Fifth street.
Sunday from heart failure.
Miss Whitaker, who is III at the home
or her sister. Mrs. w. II. Thompson, Is
''AeN Ato No A0BAhAy uE Ietil DO OADeGlOu.
The Ladies' guild of st. Marks Epls-
copal church will hold their annual sale
the first part OF December at Coles hall.
The Ladies' society OF the Presbyterian
church met at the home OF Mrs. r.. II.
0lmsted Wednesday for an all-day ses-
sion.
The Eagles gave an old folks dance
at their hall Saturday evening. Nothing
but old-time dances were on the pro-
gram.
The Florence foot bali team journeyed
over to Benson on Tuesday and came
home with the short end OF the score.
Miss Eva NShipley, daughter OF Mr.. Will
lard Shipley, and Edward McGrath were
married by Rev. Charles Savidge Friday
afternoon. They will make their home in
Florence
Mrs, Lena Boyer aged 42. wife Of Max
Boyer died at the family home. four
ana one-half miles north OF Florence,
sunday. lnterment took place Monday
at Forest Lawn cemetery.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will hold sale and festival at
the city hall on December 9. Besides the
sale there VIII be short program. after
which refreshments will be served.
The foot ball game at tho Florence
bose ball grounds Sunday will be between
the Belmonts and the Monmouth Parks
and from the playing of both teams so
far this season good game is anticl-
Rev. J. II. Butter OF Utica, Neb.. has
accepted call rendered him by the Pres
byterian church of Florence and will
move here with his family about the
first or the month. Rev. Mr.. Butter comes
highly recommended and will begin his
pastorete under most favorable clrcum-
stances.
The Ladies' Kensngton club OF Ponoa
met az the home OF Mrs. Hansen
afternoon was spent, after which a iunc6
was served. The guests were Mrs. Holm
quist and Miss Edith Holmquist and Miss
MssSams sseh ssnerss hose present Ters
NOgel, Raymond, johnson, Sachs, LetoV-
SKY, Holmquist and Hansen and Miss
Edith Holmquist and Mary Sachs. The
next NEE ting VIII take place at the home
day.
Prof and Mrs MeLane we're very
pleasantly surprised last Wednesday
evening by the seniors and teachers OF
the high school. one Of the features o.
the evening was a marshmallOw toast
After games and music a delicious har-
vest luncheon was served. al hose present
were. Misses Krisl, Meyers. Dietrich,
Helen Aoltxman, Annie Johnson, Carrie
PARKS. Uta PLANT, Hannah Jensen and
Mabel Cole and Messrs Henry Weurth
and Spencer Mayhem and Mr.. and Mrs.
bancroft. Mr., and Mrs. j. McLane and
Master Adelno McLane.
About l50 couples enjoyed the hospital
ny Atnc MoOofn MOOdfnen OF America
at the annual dance and banquet at
the Eagles hall on Thursday evening.
The hall was beautifully trimmed with
smilax, and dancing and cards helped
pass an enjoyable evening. Pete Cole and
Miss Hulda Tucker were awarded the
first prize for the best walters, and
John Burton and Miss Amy Amis the
second prizes w. a. Scott and r. l..
Plata acting as judges. LetoVsky's or
chestra furnished the music. Every year
the Woodmen give one OF their enter
tainments and they are always looked
forward 70 with pleasurabls anticipation.
Complimentary TO Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ
King, AIR. and Mrs, John Petersen enter
tanned az their home in Omaha, the oc-
casion being the fOrty-fifth wedding an
nlversary OF MIR. and Mrs. King The
rooms were prettily decorated with red
white and yellow chrysanthemums, while
the center piece OF the table was a large
mound OF carnations and roses. These
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Francis,
MT. and Mrs. George Francis. Mr.. and
Mrs Max Foot, Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter.
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. King; Misses
Lulu Reynolds, Elisabeth Lutte; MesSrs.
Howard Foot OF South Omaha, Byron
Francis OF south Omaha, Fred Shepard
Of Milwaukee and Charles Foot Mr.. ana
Mrs KING have Lived In Florence for
many years. Mr. King has held many
public offices among which he acted as
mayor for two or three terms. He Is now