Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-30

Mrg. J0nn EltzgeTdlQ was TAKEN 10 tHe
| Nicholas Sem hospital In Omaha Monday
| for treatment for rheumatism.
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
! deavor held It's annual election of officers
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. g.
s. Kopp. Following are the officers for
the coming year: Freeda Heimbach, presi-
dent; Ronald Foster, vice president; Rhoda
Blomquist, secretary; Madolm Monohan.
treasurer and Hazel Fisher, organist. Five
new members were added and the meeting
was followed by a social evening.
Annual congrega tional meeting OF the
Presbyterian church was held at the church
Monday night. Financial reports were very
satisfactory. Following officers were elected
to serve the coming year: John Foster.
Henry Heimbach and r. F. Green, elders:
Louis Zwiebel, C. #. Tlmmons. trustees
Mrs. Alex Gardiner, treasurer; Nellie Welch
organist; Miss Marie Byars, assistant or
ganlst Mrs. Arma Ingram. Sunday school
superintendent; Mrs. Allen Macdonald. as
sistant.t
Miss Ruth Hubbard Isl home from Grin
nell college, GrinnelI. Ia. to spend her
Easter vacation with her parents,
Woman's Missionary society held its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs, A. J. Macdonald.
Mrs. ]. Turk came out from Omaha,
Wednesday to assist her sister, Mrs. Holds
worth In packing. Mrs. HoldswOrth will
move to Omaha Monday
Mrs. Anthony Parsons came home from
Omaha Wednesday after being at the
Nicholas Sem hospital for two weeks TAX
ing treatment. She is very much improved
In health.
A. &c. Hubbard. Mrs. Zwiebel and daugh-
ter went to Omaha Thursday.
II. Heimbach went TO Bellevue Thurs
day to be the guest of Rev Zimmerman.
Kings Daughters of the Baptist church
gave party for Mrs. Gus Caldwell Wednes-
day at tho home OF Rev. and Mrs. Holmer.
Rev. Hemer returned the first of the week
from Iowa, where he had been assisting
with gospel meetings.
PapiIlion.
Mrs H, D. Patterson returned Tuesday
from Centerville, s. D., where she had been
visiting relatives for the past 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grabe and family and
Miss Eva Kennedy motored to Blair Sunday
and spent the day with friends.
Miss Blanche Pflug has been employed
assistant in the postoffice, Miss Ruth West
having resigned.
In district court this week divorces were
granted to Mrs. Louise Davis from w. F.
Davis. and to Mary Elizabeth Davenport
from Charles Melvin Davenport.
@. S. Empey and Miss Frances Empey of
Ell Reno, Okla, were guests Of Mrs. @. P.
Miller the first of the week.
Mrs. George Beadle and Mrs. May Ham
OF South Omaha were guests of Mrs. L. NJ.
Beadle the first of the week.
In the war savings stamp drive Papiilion
subscribed $4,000, which was $4,000 above
the quota assigned.
~G -., Bennington.
Village election will be held Tuesday
Eighth grade examinations will be held |
April II and 12
Herman Oft left for Camp Funston Friday. |
Elmer Wltte sent a card to home folks
telling of hlsa1afe arrival in France.
Farmers Mercantile company will take
over the local elevator
Florence, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
irau, was married to Mr.. Otto Lebbert
Rev. H. Rottman offtciated
yrins wedding march. Bride and groom
,eong to pioneer families of this vicinity
md will make their home on a farm here.
AyOca.
Mrs Mary Runyan of Weeping Water is
pending the week with relatives here.
John Mayer was here from Nebraska City.
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maseman, Miss
rlorence Bardil, Mrs. Carl Maseman and
orlando Tefft were Lincoln visitors this
week.
Mrs. Ruby Druery and children are here
rom Auburn, visiting relatives
William Morley was an Omaha visitor this
week.
Albert Johnson of Weeping Water was
listing his son, Asa ]. johnson.
Nicholas J. Trook was over from Syracuse,
sunday, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Hobson of Weeping Water is here
his week to visit her sister, Miss Mamie
Iillman.
V. w. straub was in Omaha Tuesday,
With two car loads of stock.
II. H. Marquardt and Charles Everett were
Omaha visitors this week.
Albin Gustavson and Peter Jorgensen were
rom Talmags Sunday visiting relatives and
friends.
Ora E. Copes, Simon Rehmeier, J. II. F.
auhge and Fred l.. Carsten were at Syra-
,use Monday evening, a''r7d'"E Masonic
odge.
Mr. and Mrs. Will: at
Sunday visitir %
Mrs. L. J. MarQuar ag
Water visitor. WednesdH
Mr.. and Mrs, Gus Ruhg" five
diekle, Mamie HIllman and : j. II. F.
auhges were Nebraska City visitors, Tues
lay
II, A. Bulge, wife and daughter. Eda,
nd Mrs Walter Love and son, Frank, were
listing relatives near Syracuse this week
Mr. and Mrs. John Carper of Manley were
-isitings here, Sunday.
Z Joseph Youngquist and L. J. Marquardt
we're Omaha visitors this week
Carl Smith Is here from Kansas City, Mo,