Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-24
From Our Near Neighbors


Waterloo.
F. ". Coriiss was here Tuesday on
business.
james Walsh OF Benson had business
In Waterloo THURSDAY.
Mrs Jessie Cobb and two little children
left wednesday noon for Holt county.
first going to Omaha
Mrs. Mendei Park was visiting Mrs.
Teal the first OF the week. returning
home wednesday afternoon
A marriage license was issued Monday
10 Anton J. BloomQuist OF Waterloo ana
Miss Eta NJ Fouts Of Valley.
Deputy Sheriff Hanger came from the
city Thursday morning on acme official
business with a couple Of Omaha men.
DIR. C. Goodwin went TO valley Thurs
day morning TO inspect some cattle which
were TO be shipped from there to Iowa
Herbert Bell has accepted position
/ with Chauncey p. Coy a Son and as
silmed the duties Of the same Tuesday.
Charlie Strengthen came from Omaha
Monday afternoon and has been on duty
part OF the time since at the drug store.
Mrs. J. A. Woods and little girl came
i from Omaha Tuesday afternoon to visit
her daughter. Mrs. BENJAMIN stengiein-
Mrs. Cora Tuttie Of Omaha and VIII
/ sibert Of Gretna were hefe Friday last
to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Frank
sibert.
Mrs. Keefe hes been quite low this
week. the result Of her recent Illness.
and the relatives have been called home
on her account.
burn arrived Friday last to visit MIS-.
Jsnsen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. X.
Decker, and the family.
Mrs. II. l. whitney was here from
Omaha last week to see her mother, Mrs.
Shannon. who was III at the time. The
latter Is much improved this week.
Mr.. and Mrs owen Summer came from
Dixon last Friday. owen returned home.
hpt Mn. SUMMER will remain at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Il. SUMMER awhile.
Pupils Of the Waterloo High school have
been testing seed corn during the last
two weeks, having taken up the work for
the practice II gives them along that line.
Ellen keilet began work at the post
office Monday and Will be the regular
assistant after March L Miss Crook has
resigned as assistant. to take effect on
above date.
AFR. and Mrs. Peter Jensen Of Antelope
county. the former a brother TO A. c.
and Marinus Jensen were here Saturday
lives south OF Waterloo.
Tho Waterloo Sunday school base ball
team was organized February u. with
=. A. Carmony as manager and z. p
Noyec assistant manager. Deryl Rohwer
is captain Of the team and the nine Is
made up OF boys from the Sunday school.
Mrs. y. Aston was called TO Fremont
Saturday because Of the death OF their
old friend. NJ. Il. McCord, who had been
III the last two years. Rev. Mr.. Aston
went 70 Fremont Monday morning to at
tend the funeral. returning In the after
noon.
Mrs. C. Mel who has been here sew
erai weeks past visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Campbell. and other relatives, re-
turned Monday 70 her home In the city.
Mrs. Mel makes her home with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Grace Wheeler. trained
nurse
The dredge working In the creamery
ditch moved the first OF the week on the
steagleln land south OF town, where the
other dredge cult work last year. The
dredse cut through the Donohoo lake and
expected the work win be finished this
spring.
A very, pretty wedding took place at
the comfortable country home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, A. G. Jensen Saturday evening, Fab
ruary u. when their only daughter, MiAs
Ida Jensen, was united IN marriage 10
tn rsS sch SS der The ceremony wa. per-
e~Hts~% - @f~fs - NNtVh VI NAAtNi0Vs
valley.
Anton Biomquist was an Omaha visitor
Mr.. and. Mrs Ed Lewis were shopping
In Omaha Tuesday.
Miss Marion whitmore spent last week
with friends In Lincoln.
Mrs. A. Gardiner went 10 Omaha Nom
day to visit her daughter. Airs Noyes.
Mrs. Bronson. who came out from
Omaha very III last week. IL slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Hazel cordron visited her father
n the hospital In Omaha Monday. Mr..
cordron Is doing nicely.
Mrs Jennie Gibson came out from
Omaha Saturday 20 spend Sunday with
her daughter. Mrs. W. 8. Eddy.
The woman:s Christian Temperance
Union held Francis Willard memorial
service at the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday evening.
Henry Freeman purchased the John
leased for one year and Al the end OF
that time Mr.. Freeman expects to move
on Il himself.
Friday will be Patrons Day at the
Valley public school from 10 q. M, until
p. m. Exhibits OF the work IN each
room will be shown and at 2 p. m. q
program Will be given In the assembly
room.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union met at the home Of Mrs. p. NJ.
Butts Friday afternoon. A large number
OF guests enjoyed the program which
was followed by q dainty lunch served
by Mrs. Butts.
J. S. Kennedy, superintendent OF the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school. AIRS.
Frank Rice and c. y. Byers. and b. A.
Eye OF the Presbyterian Sunday school.
attended the County Sunday School con-
yention in South Omaha Wednesday.
The members OF tie Valley womans
club entertained for their husbands AT
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Weekly
| Friday evening. "A musical program
interpreted, with two readings. was given
about fifty members and guests were
present. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The marriage OF Eta NJ. Fouts, only
daughter OF Mr and Atrs. George Fouts
and Anton J. Blomquist. was very quietly
celebrated at her home wednesday even
inr At o'clock, Only relatives ana
intimate friends were present. Both the
bride and groom have grown up In the
vicinity and are well respected young
people. They viii be al home sftsr
March l. at the " II. Thomas farm.
Miiisrd.
Hoadlsy Stuart visited IN Council
Bluffs Sunday.
Miss Mabel Koch was a passenger 10
Omaha Thursday.
A daughter vas horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arganbrisht Monday.
Mrs. Lempke OF Omaha visited with
friends here saturday.
| Miss Frieda floletein of South Omaha