Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-23


Lawrence Robinson came home Satur
fay fHoa ilfr university for the sprint
Vacation. which extends over TINS week
Frank Gleason OF the Dietz Lunbei
ceallauy had business with the LUMBER
aafu here FRIDAY last. returning 10 INT
sila saturday morning
AIRS. S. A. Teal is able 10 be up since
La recent illness. Miss Buman of Omaha
g4s out 70 care fer Mrs Teal and re-
turned Tuesday 10 the city.
F0huny Todd was unable 10 80 with
he nail ore day last week during the
ifizzarf AMI this week has gone over
HE route with great difficulty.
owen Suuiaer left Tuesday morning for
snhttr~ton his new home and near " hich
le will farm tits year. Mrs Sumner viii
lat 50 up Until a week or 20 later.
D.. and Mrs. l. Richardson enjoyed a
visit sunday from Mrs Mckenzie and
-'hcy rctgrHed to EikhoEn Monday morn
ta-.
Dr. Richardson took Mrs. Richardson
Omaha Tuesday morning to hospital,
where she expects 70 undergo an opera
tilH lister IN the week. Miss Lucy kich-
afd.1n accompanied her parents TO the
eilg
Peter Wilmer. who has been sick at the
hamc OF his daughter, Mrs. Ehrhardt,
Ire last two or three weeks. was able 70
IL out tie first Of this week Mr.. Wit
iier haG quite an experience at luis home
"a llalst0n. being taken sick while alone
dufins the severe cold ana stormy
Weather. faa
Elmer Lindques. and Otto Wilson OF
the Bank Of Waterloo have taken upon
themselves to make a demonstration
alour tie line OF Intensive farming this
..eaS1n. a tract Of bottom land OF ten
aeres more o. less. has been selected on
TIE farm Of Ottos father and VIII be
Iiantod 10 potatoes.
The Waterloo School board met Friday
night and transacted considerable busi-
iilsa, most important Of which was the
PLACING of the twelfth grade IN the school,
beginning with the, coming year. IL VIII
fieCeSsitate engaging one more teacher
The hoard talked informally OF the teach
ing force for next year, but action was
deferred until such time as applications
should be formally before them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bouge. who are
the new foreman and housekeeper re-
ipectigcly at the Carlton Noyes farm.
went 10 omaha Monday morning on bust
gess AIR. and Mrs. Bouge came from
western Iowa and took charge OF the
work for Mr. Noyes the first OF March.
MILAN Carter and wife. who were for.
intriy al the Noyes farm. have moved
near Omaha. where they have bought
small truck farm.
The village primary was held Tuesday
c4enlng AZ announced. The following
WIRE nominated as candidates for trus-
tees. 10 be voted on at the election April
=. a. n. Campbell. J. ]. Mohatt, q. y.
augustus, w. II. jacobson. q. A. Binnix
and r. A. Carmony. There was some \
discussion OF water works. a new town
bah and drainage Of tho village. and a
motion unanimously carried declaring II
the sentiment OF those present that the
question OF water works ~ resubmitted
10 the voters.
Miss Denton and Mlsxsking OF the pub
lie schools visited over saturday AZ their
respective homes In Kennard and Hooper.
Miss Denton was accompanied home by 4
Donald Hall and Bernice Moore and Miss
King by Robert Han and Jessie Todd.
Mrs. c. Samuel. who has been Visiting
here among the old friends and scenes
NJ former days this winter, left 1.iursday
morning for her home In Kimball. 5. ID.
air. and Mrs. Samuel lived here years
pgo and have many friends among the
older people whom she visited. stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. sIbert most. Of
The time.