Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
West AEmblen'

Mrs. A. B. Walker and twin daugh-
ters, the Misses Margaret and Grace,
left Monday to spend their vacation
with relatives in Lincoln.
H. G. Claggett and Hans Nielsen
and wives and Miss Jane Nielsen
leave Saturday to spend week at
the Epworth league assembly at Lin
coin.
The young friends of Theodore
Gottschalk Of Eckerman gave him a
farewell reception Friday evening as
he left next day for Wyoming, where
he will spend the summer.
Roscoe Roadrick and Raymond
Donnelly left this week for Iowa,
where they will spend the summer
on farm there.
Mrs. Charles Baarman left Tuesday
for Ashland to spend some time with
relatives.
Mrs. May De Wore OF New Sharon,
Iowa, has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Park Edgar this week en- route
to Denver.
Mrs. w. R. Blackett has had as her
weekend guests her former class
mates, the Misses Anna Benveches
and Anna Koehl of Norfolk and Mrs.
Albert Bowling and sister, Miss Sarah
Givens of West Side.
Mrs. Bernard Helligso and two
children, who have been the summer
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. P. Jacobsen of West Side, leaves
Monday to join her husband in their
new home in Los Angeles, Cal.
Comrade ]. Goddell drove overland
from the Grand Island Soldiers home,
arriving Monday to spend several
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Pittman, and family.
Mrs. c, P. White has gone to
western Nebraska to spend a few
weeks with relatives there.
j Mrs. Jennie Bascom Of Wisconsin
and her sister, Mrs. Maud McCul-
lough of Loup City, Neb., have been
spending a few weeks with their aged
father, Fred Bascom, formerly of
Eckerman. He will accompany Mrs.
Mccullough home to spend his last
days at Loup City. .>
Mrs. William McMurray, who un-
derwent so serious an operation few
weeks ago at Nicholas Sem hospital,
is slowly recovering at her home near
Elmwood park.
Miss Winnifred Sharer of Benson
has been spending the week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Z. Campbell.
Grandma Bonewitz. who has been
the guest of her son, Sidney, and
wife in Walnut Hill has returned to
her granddaughter's, Mrs. M. Stier,
in West Side.
Floyd Hensman and wife and
sister Miss Bertha Hensman, and
brother, James, returned Friday from
their fishing trip at Louisville.
Frank Thomas is slowly recovering
from serious accident at U. P. shops
resulting in bad injury to his knee.
Mrs. w. S. Briggs and daughter,
Winnifred, have returned home from
visit to Mrs. Briggs sister, Mrs.
F. A. High, and husband at Ran
dolph, They were accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs. ]. Hohund, who
spent the summer with Rev. and Mrs.
High.
The West Side Women's Christian
Temperance union members did their
bit in digging their two lots of pota-
toes. This and selling them realized
a profit of $33 for the benefit Of the
Red Cross.
Miss Dorothy McMurray has Sc
cured position as teacher in the
McCook, Neb., high school for the
coming year. .
Mrs. F. G. Grover. assisted by her
sister, Mrs. F. c. Butts, gave din
ner for her house guests Thursday
evening, Mrs. Guy Matzen and three
children of Watertown, S. D. They
left Friday by way Of Columbus and
will go from there by auto. Mrs.
Matzen was formerly Miss Myrtle
Syas of West Amber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Boyer are re-
joicing over the advent OF l0-pound
son at their home on South Sixtieth |
street since Friday, July rs. Mrs. |
Boyer was formerly Miss Emma
Johnson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Johnson.
Mrs. William Zarp and children of |
Clifton Hill have been the weekend
guests of Mrs. p. ]. Traber in East
Amber during the absence Of Mr.. |
carp in Colorado. They were for
merly old residents in East Amber. |
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