Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-16
Benson.

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\ daughter was born to Mr., and Mrs
n. ]. Nelson last Sunday.
Miss Lillian Stiger is spending the week
end with friends at Clarks, Neb.
The Woman's club will meet at the home
of Mrs. O.. Iradale next Thursday.
Miss Lena Marquis is in st. Joseph
spending a few days with relatives
The Epworth league will close its win
my-chum meetings with this evenings
services.
Mrs. Anna odefy has returned from st.
Mary's academy. where she went TO ac-
company her son.
The Woodmen OF the World will give
social dance at the Auditorium on
next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hogue will cele-
brate their wedding anniversary INFORM
ally on next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Mcclure entertained
last week for Rev. Mr., Bryce of Claran-
don. Ia, formerly OF Benson.
The marriage Of Carl Lljenstolpe Is
to. occur on Thanksgiving day at Broad
water Neb., so II Is rumored.
Mrs. Emma Fuller has purchased the
Reilly farm north of Benson for 1850
ana will reside there in the future.
Mrs. c. B. Lane left on Tuesday for
her home In Dalhart, Tex, after three
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. ProulX.
Leon Coulter spent several days
this week in Omaha on account of the
sickness and death of his mother, Mrs.
+. Coster.
Fixtures and coops are being installed
and entries are being made by the hum
dreds for the poultry show which opens
November g.
Invitations have been received for the
wedding OF Miss Marie WitEke and Mr.
r H. Hall at lrvington' Wednesday
Mrs Cora Carpenter of Dayton. Ind,
and Wayiand Carpenter OF Bloom
field, Neb., have been recent guests at
the Davey home.
Mrs. c. A. Scott left Tuesday for her
home in Kansas City after attending the
funerals of her brothers, Harold ana
George, last week.
Miss Frankie Bullock went to Lincoln
Friday to represent the local Christian
EndeaVor at the convention in session this
week in that place.
Miss Eva Harrier Of Valley, Neb., has
during the last week There are now
twenty-six teachers.
The DELEGATES going to the f. W. NJ S.
convention, held in South Omaha, returned
with the banner and place of 1918 conVen-
ton is TO be In Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs, v. r. Shelly entertained
at dinner Thursday evening, when COW
ers were laid for ten guests An informal
musical was had during the evening.
Rev. c. J. Ringer Of the English. Luz
Js
Augustana Lutheran churches assisted in
special Luther services held in Omaha
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Farnsworth entertained
as guests during the week Misses Min
ME Knudsen of orleans. Elizabeth Smith
and Ida johnson of Lincoln, and Miss
Sherzer of Crete, Neb.
The wedding of Miss Rose Mayer and
Frank Mack of Omaha took place
last Thursday morning at st. Bernard's
church. MIR. and Mrs. Mack will reside
in Benson, where the bride has grown
to womanhood.
Funeral services for George Chadwick
son OF @. 7. Caldwell. who died at the
hospital just two weeks after his brother
Harold. were held last Sunday at the
Iamily residence. Interment was at
Mount Hope cemetery.
Mrs. Oscar Newman will be hostess for
the Round Dozen club on Tuesday, Mrs
Vernon Smith of Omaha for the Benson
kensington and Mrs. r. s. King for the
Womens Christian Temperance union and
week.
a Linen club was organized Wednesday
at the home OF Mrs. j. NJ. Shay Those
present and future members are: Mes
danes J. A. Young, c. a. Iredale. J. NJ.
shay, Benson; j. II. Chiles Florence; r
n. Glover. b. +. Eyre, William Head,
" "a Mack p. Mehrens, +. 7. Sullivan,
= =. Roberts and c. Waterman,
Omaha.
Miss Ann Plot was pleasantly surprised
last Wednesday evening. Dancing and
games, with dainty refreshments, were
enjoyed by the guests, who We're Misses
Ann. Marie and Helen Plott and Edna
Nancy Of Benson, Marie Bortenlanger
Ruth and Kathleen Nichols and OTdell
Legget of Omaha; Messrs. George Mach
Joe Hider. Al Saunders. Maurice Paulson
Israel Stell, Gus Ruge and Ernest Drew
Of Omaha.