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3 BRIEF CITY NEWS
Koot rmnt iv
Thomas W. Blaakaura for congress.
Ask J our fraear for Alamtto nutter.
Kndolph I", twoboda, Accountant-Auditor
Bowman, 117 N. 16. Douglas ho, 115')
a atotuka for Quality cigars, 31 8. l&th.
Kln.aart, photographer, l&th Karnam
Xnitbl life, Paul Morton, president.
Policies eight drafts at maturity. II. D.
Neely, manager, Omaha.
t'reas-Oraadsn Co., now In w quar
ter. 11 Howard, ass, electric futures
and wiring.
Ban ' Mara Hotlee Funeral of ITTfs.
lniM T. Barrett will be held from Ft.
John' church. Twenty-fifth and California
streets, at 9 a. m , Monday, June 29.
Zcckl3 In ths Waat 9. w. Ecckles,
president of the Nevada Northern, panned
through the city yesterday In hla private
e.r on Ms way from his home In Now
York for an Inspection of hla road.
Barroaat 0aa Waat W. P. B.irron't
Mid par'y of New York, occupied a special
'"in the fnlon Pacific yesterday, passing
".'sh the city on their way to Iexlco,
O f Train Annulled Rock Island train
" 'I.t.h annulled yesterday on account
' tie- iicavy rains washing out track bo-i--h
Lincoln and Falrbury. The train
t.y way of Bt. Joseph to Chicago.
The Omaha Bateau of r.s Clippings,
tabllthed inary years, has grown to be
the largest and most complete In the west.
Tlioiissnd of papers read for Items. Good
service guaranteed. Note address, 230-232-1
1 4 Pre Bldg.
Motor Oars In Demand The new motor
tar service put on, by the Union Pacific
ctween Omaha and Valley was In opera-
City, C. W. Bnker. Chicago; Frank K
Pcott. fclou City; c. F. Watklns Huffaln;
C. 1. Hmlth, St. Paul; A. F. Stryker and
lay I.averty of Omaha. Mr. Oulld was
formerly secretary of the South Mmaha
Stock Yards company and a close per
sonal friend of many of the delenate to
the National exchange meeting.
Annual Oatlnf for Orphan a- The an
nuHl outing for the children of St. James'
Orphanage will he held this year at
Krug's park, under the uusplces of the
Knights of Columbus, July 6. The chil
dren will be taken for a ride around the
city In the morning and returned to thts
park In time for lunch. A special pro
gram for the day has been prepared. The
children will be shown all the attraction"
of the park and a balloon ascensiun will
be given for their benefit In the evening.
Friends of the children are Invited to
bring their friends and spend the day
and evening at the park to assist In any
way possible In showing the children a
good time.
Maw Sort of Band Bcraener Contractors
and handlers of builders' supplies are con
siderably Interested In a new Invention
of W. U. Korab of Spencer, Neb., in tha
shape of a sand screener, which screens
the sand Into three grades at one time.
Korab built the machine for his own una
at first, using wood for all the parts.
Considerable interest was aroused In his
neighborhood and after Investigation It
was learned that nothing of the kind had
ever been entered In the patent office.
The machine, which Is a double wire cyl
inder affair, with a slight Incline, can ha
operated by either hand or motor. Korab
has considerable capital Interested in the
arfair and contemplates building a fac
tory for Its manufacture In Omaha. The
machine has been on exhibition Jusi south
of the Auditorium for the last week.
EVENTS IN OMAHA SUBURBS
Benson's Chautauqua Ends Tonight
with Bij Program.
FIRST EFFORT IS SUCCESSFUL
Mlasoarl lller Overflow Dofi Mach
Parana to Crops at Florence
and ( Bellevne Aloaft
Bottoms.
A n:nn who is Iti lerrecl healiii. so he
n yesterday for the first time and proved ! can do an honest day a woik w hen neces-
lt Is designed largely sary. has much for which ha n km, id bs
a ii( elded success.
" kunply service to those stations neglected
!'.' the use of the Lane cut off.
Kills' Tlslt la Omaha Frank W. Hills,
thankful. Mr. U C. RoJgers of liianch
ton, l'a., priics that he was not only un
able to work, but he couldn't stoop over
DREDGE BARGE IN DANGER
North
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-iniirniler for the American Bmeltlng and ! o .le his alioes. Six bottles of Foley's
Rif-iiii'8 company and formerly of Omaha, j Kldr- Cur made a new man of luni. He
r In , Hty visiting friends. With his ! lays. "'Success to roieys Kidney Cure.
- n'-i'i he will Join Mr. and Mrs. Ralph i All diu.gists.
.v. ' Hnndge and family at Dome lake,
v n 'ir:. where they will spend the sum-
n i i .
..:"rew M. Traynor ia Hospital An-
II. Traynor, who resides at tho
Vairtlc flats, Is reported to be seriously
i 1 si the Methodist hospital. The trouble
i--.'f such a nature that doubts are en
teitalned for his recovery, although no
Immediate change for the worse is ex
1 ected. He Is an old resident of Omaha.
Kormon Worker to Whits Fields A cur
i abound on Union Taciflc No. 4 yester
day Was filled with Mormon missionaries
tor the east
Host Stock on Sandbar
Florence ami May
Rnlned.
The big dredae barge belonging to the
Pollard-Campbell Dredging company which
left Sioux City for Omaha Wednesday
got stuck on a sandbar two miles above
Florence Friday morning and Is liable to
become a complete loss unl'Ss speedily
relieved. Representatives of the dredging
ronipany were In Omaha Saturday even-
and the lands beyond the ' try,n t0 "'eure ,1P,P but wrre """M-
Renson.
A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
fieasn Monday, June 22.
T R William went on a week's trip
to Kansas last Monday
Ward Furhush has returned from a
week's visit In Fremont.
Th- New Tl.oiRht club will hold a picnic
next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mir Allen of Bla r wae a guest last
Tuesday at the McGuire home.
Mr. A. Blrrtsell of Kerwln. Wyo., visited
at the CUiklns home last eck.
Mrs. Pearcr of Renninston spent a few
days at the Hodder home last we k.
Mr. and Mrs. t ail Mer left last Tues
day for their home In Auburn, Neb.
l.'tvlne Swed!sh services will he held each
Sunday morning at 10:Ju at the town hail.
Mrs. William Moran I. ft last Sun lay for
an extended visit In lrookljn and lha tul.
Miss Carrie Si aback and Grace Hart
have gone to Missouri Valley on a visit.
Fied Rasmudsen and Fred Anthony re
turned last Sunday from a trip to Peoria.
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Misses Cleve and I.ovetren of Omaha
were guests at the- Liljenstolpe limine last
week.
Mrs. Hir mi tn . f the I e - n tha-itanq ia
una a guest last wu. k at in Whisiler
home.
Miss Georgia Morion entertained Miss
Rachel Fuller of Onialia al dinner last Sat
urday. There will be no regular rhurcli serv
hes this evening on account of the Chau
tauqua. Mrs. Anna Spencer left last Monday for
an extended visit with her relatives in
Craig, Colo.
Mr. ami Mrs. Martin have returned in
i heir home In lmogene. Ia., after a visit In
Benson.
Carl Benson of Omaha will make his
home at the A. l. Johnson home during
the summer.
Helens Jorgenson has returned from
T.oulsvlUe. Neb., after a visit with her
brother Martin.
Tie Swerllsh J-alles" AM society will mee
next Thursday afternoon at tnc home of
Mrs. Renstmm.
he held Sunday 4t t n'clxk.
Mr. A. Hamilton visited with her
dsnghttr. Mrs. E. 8. Panlels. last week
while on her wsv from her home In Mad
Isnn, Neb., to Iowa fur a visit.
M J. McGuire of lxs Angeles left last
Monday, after a visit with her sister. Mrs.
II . Armstrong, who accompanied him
as far as Iowa, where she will visit.
Mrs. P. II Zwelful intertalnei t a
porch rartv Ifist Thursday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Dimple. Or. and Mrs. Uarnes. j
Mr. and Mrs. Windham and Jack Pavid. ,
lw W. Raber. who started tho "Benson I
Times.'" the lor al paper of liensnn. five
year ago. has sold out to Arthur C.
Thomas, who Is well known and lives In
Benson.
Fnlon church services will be held this,
morning and evening at the chatita'.iqua
tent. Young Peopl" s meeting at 7;S" P- m
Sunday school at usual hours at church
places.
The Misses Florence and Margaret Smith
entertained Saturday afternoon a week at
a cherrv party at their Imme. The guests
were a number of the Pleiades girls of
Omaha.
Mesdame Flls Pell of Omaha. Walter
Severn of Valley Junction. Ia.; J. S. Mc
Klnley and daughter of I-ee, Neb., were
guests during the last week of Mrs. C.
S. McMlchael.
Tonight the flrsf" Chautauqua of Benson
will close with a fine entertainment. It
I felt by all Interested It was a fine suc
cess for the first attempt, and It I the
Intention of the Bensnf. people to make
thla only the beginning and continue to
have them from year to year.
Tjist M.mdav evenlna occurred the wed
ding of Miss Florence Johnson of Benson
and Carl Meyer of Auburn. Neb. at the
home of the bride's paren's Onlv rela
tives and a few Irtlmnte friend were
present. Rev. R. F K!tlT o'flcla'ed The
attendants were Pear' Mver and Oscar
Newman. Mr. and Mis. Meyer left Toes,
day for their future hom In Aubnrn. Neb.
Mrs P. Clirlsilansen crttertsie.ee! t din
ner lst Pnndnv In lienor of I.er son.
John, of Minneapolis. Those present wre:
Misses F.llssbeth Nelson. lmrothv
Hu'da llsnsen and Kisie Peterson. Mr.
spd Mrs A. C Hansen Mr snrl Mr.
Genrsre Heinnii of ilnialm. Miss's Aim
Nelson of .Inl'shin-K. t'o'o . sod I'li-rtrinle
Clirlvtisns.n of inmlan. 1.; Fred Peter
Sop and Frank Tslhot t timnha. Fled
and Roy Itnsmiisen of B'non
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ocean to preach the doctrines of Brlgham ! lo DO 11 WBS ""a lo ",lu u,a BU"
toun ond recruit new soldiers for the i ernment snag boat, J. H. MePherson here,
Mormon army. The apostles tarried not i but 11 ' now at 9t- Jo"Pli. Mo. Captain
In Omaha, even though it was the Sabbath Schulz, In charge of the government en
Dundee.
T.onK R.uschelin l in St. T,nnl on hurl,
ness.
Mr W S. Curtis has been visiting ' h '
pinck Hills ro,nM.
Ml. Prstt of Clileagn Is th guest of
Mrs. C. C fjcorge'.
S n Petlcola U hulldlng a houve at
Fiftieth and 1'indgc streets.
Mls Urnilshnw hxs gone to Ios Ansclfs
fnr In r sunmier vacation.
Mr. Fsteibrooli of Chicago, 1 the goest
Of her mother. Mrs. T'1en.
F K Olnrv sni-nt a few dsvs during
I the week at Lincoln and Sioux Cltv
Mr. and Mrs. lMrrold have returned to, Mr. T. I.. Com... will "ve 11 ween
their home In M llerf n. Neb., nfier a short ' for a 1" Mmnenpolia end Petiolt.
lalt in Henson. Mrs. A. T. Ileviti entertsined Informally
Mr nnd Mrs. c. . Sligei . hIti a!m d 1 a t lunih'nn on Tne-dny of last week,
nt dinner Mrs. Godwin of Uin.iha last Miss Kllznheth Hewitt left Wednesday to
aj, btU wrnt rlsht on east over t he Great
Western road.
' Dipsomaniac. ' Walks From Klnooln
-Cvafling" rr.e guarila at the Insane asylum l
gineerlng river work for this district, was
unable to give the dredging company any
assurances of help for want of authority
to act In the premises. ' The dredging
,t .Lincoln.' Frd Watsch. a dipsomaniac. I company will appeal to Washington to
see u tne iucrnerson cannoi oe uihitiu
to the scene of trouble and pull the barge
4 Iked frura Lincoln to Omaha, only to
he luirrlcd hack' to the asylum again. He
. raped aUout ten days ago and It took him
vcral "days to make, the trip on foot. He
vs returned to the hospital Saturday af-i-'joon.
This 1a the second time he has
'pd.' th first time was shortly after
I had been taken there for treatment.
Boy Accused of Thaft Kdgar Ulassman.
In years old. son of John II. Glassman,
' Keeper of the county atoie, was brought
l ack from Kansas City last night by Offl
ter Carver of the Juvenile court and
a- lucked up on the charge of theft Tile
l. iy. ,(t Is churned; stole t5 of a woman:
414S.Mj(H ';KItU-e,nth. SttMt !.
5 i "fltlay' and laft tow n. -He was locatod by
. tivHca cf Karrsai City, giving the name
i titer Nichols. Officer Carver went
) lnsn City and recognised the Jad
i d when he whs brought back gave the
1 : it sergeant his right name.
CfUlld Entertains Liva Stock Men J. M.
i ul'd. cornmlsHloner of the Commercial
. .ub, entertained a party of the delegate
ii the National Live Stock exchange at
unch Saturday noon. Jurt before some of
:'nem departed for their homes. Those
In the party were: J. C. Swift, Kansas
off the bar. The sand bar Is a new one
Just formed by the prevailing high stags
of water in the river. A couple of gaso
line launches from the vicinity of Florence
went to the assistance of the barge, but
were unable to move It in the slightest.
Help must be secured speedily or the
barge ami dredging machine will be a
complete wreck.
Dynamite Wrecks Ilnllillnaa
as completely aa coughs and colds wrei k
lunga. Cure theirr tjujck with Dr. Kings
New 'Discovery.' Mk" and $1. Fot sale by
Pleasant War for Sammrr Days.
Grand Trunk-Ihlgh Valley, double track
route, Chicago to New York via Niagara
Falls; Grand Trunk-Central Vermont-Boston
& Mulne route from Chicago to Boston
ond tho' Grand Trunk Railway System to
Montreal, Quebec and Portland. Double
track from Chicago to Montreal.
For particulars of special low round trip
fares, descriptive literature, etc., apply to
Geo. W. Vaux. A. G. P. & T. A., 135 Adams
St., Chicago.
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Tuesday evening
Mr.--. 1 . C. i'rnfoul of Omaha was a
guct lit dinner Itist Tliurutluy at Uie home
of .Mrs. Wallace.
Mrs. Sam Dray and dauclitcr, have re
turned to their home In Missouri Valljy
after a visit here.
C. T. Martin left for his home in Shenan
doah. Ia., last Wednesday al'u-r a visit at
tho Degan home.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Ilodder went to Coun
cil Bluffs last Munriay. where they Joined a
family dinner party.
John Christiansen left Sunday for his
home In Minneapolis, after visiting at the
home of his mother.
Mrs. Otto Pelts returned last Saturday to
her home In Danbury, Neb., after a visit
at the Harrison home.
Miss Rosv Post returned Thursday from
a parochial acadeu.y In St. Louis, where
she was the last year.
A number of the Benson Eagles' lodse
went to Lincoln last week to take part
In the initiatory work.
'I !. ii glits of Columbus will give the
c'i fit. James' orphanage a picnic
a. . ., park July 8.
M.- AMrkh of Ottawa, Kan., was a
guest ilai.ntf the last week at the home of
Mrs. W. T. Sprlngmeyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8r.ow entertained
at a family dinner lust Bunday.. (.'overs
were laid for six guects .
Mrs. J. P. Bmlth entertained at dinner in
honor of Miss Margin et Martin, who Is a
guest at the Degan home.
Mesdumes Norrls and McGovern of
Omaha were guests at dinner at the Mc
Guire home last Thursday.-
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Huber has been very sick during the last
week and Is still very sick.
Rev. J. C. Wilson will lesd the Ynimsr
Peoples meeting at tlv teni this evening
ai i o ciock. .vcry one come.
Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson rptiiriii.it
from their wedding trip on Monday and
will be at home after July 15.
Mrs. J. A. Keller. Mrs. Olmsted and Kreil
Olmsted of Imgan. la., were guests at the
Frank Keller home last week.
The Lutheran Sundav i'h,-l BAM a I'hll.
dren's day program last Sunday morning
at ine usual cnurcii services hour.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Rewev entertained
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. 8t. Claire last Sunday.
Mr. St. Claire Is army commissary.
Misses Boutelle. I'llrlch and K. Kdlinn' nf
Omaha were vlsltora at the Stlger hume
lasi weea auring tne cnautauqua.
Mrs. Rorlck. Misses Faaan and Martin
of Missouri Valley, la., were auests at the
Ulcason home during the last week.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Georae Pattv
of Denver, have received the news of th
birth of a son to them on June 19.
Mrs. Tom Parmelee of Plattsmnmh nnH
Mrs. Bird of Chicago were aruests of Mn.
J. G. O'Hourke, during the last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalunskv entertained at
dinner Sunday for Messrs. Harry Plum-
back. Bright, Llndell and Ben Atkins.
D. J. Hurley of St. Louis, where he ia a
student In the Kendrick academy, waa a
guest last week at the Eastman home.
L. I. N. Goodln left last Fridav fnr
Oregon, where he will join Mrs. Goodln,
wno went to tne coast for her health.
Dlds will be received by the city council
for the water works ii.oou bonds, untU
July I. as given out by the city clerk.
Mrs. Bosworth left for her horn. In ni.
avan. Wis., after a visit of a few weeka al
the home of her son, R. W. Bosworth.
Friday arternoon a number of the young
women of benson maJe a tour of Oman
in the touring cur to boost the Chautauqua.
A fire alarm was given last Monday
when a lamp exploded in an Incubator al
the Carroll home. Slight damage was done.
Mrs. Floyd Mitchell and children lefr la.r
Sunday morning for a summer s visit at
Ilia noma oi Her parents in southern Kan
sas.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh returned home
last week, the former from Lake Washing
ton. Minn., and the Utter from Elhhoni
Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Culkins entertained
on Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. M. Culkins
and Miss Grace and John Culklna of South
Omaha.
There will be Sunday school at 10 a. m
and church at 11 a. m. at the Methodist
Kpiacopal church today. No evening serv
ices. H. Lancaster went to Fremont last
Thursday to attend the state photogra
pher a' convention and also compete for
prises.
The Bunday school cf the Methodist
church gave a Children's day program at
tha church last Sunday evening at i
o'clock.
Mrs. I- Proux entertained about six
teen young friends at her home in honor
of her daughter, Loraine s ninth birthday,
on Monday.
The Misses Alice Real. Edna Jennett,
Alle Jennett and Mr. Frank Jennett cf
Grafton. Nb., were guest, last week, of
Mrs. McFurland.
Laat Wednesday afternoon the wedding of
Miss Minnie Damke and Charles Peterson
took place at the bride s home. Tlity will
live In Loup City.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer, Miss Pearl Meyer
and Grandma Meyer of Peru were In Ben
son laat weea in attendance at the Meyer
Johnson wedding.
Mrs. R. K. Bosworth entertained at din
ner last Monday In honor of Mrs. R W
Bosworth. Mrs Davenport and the Misses
baker and Griffith.
Meadamea John O'Brlan. A. Brown
Misses Clara and Margaret Dahlman of
Omaha were guests at the Chadwell home
during the laat week.
Mlaa Mabel Peterson was pleasantly sur
prised last week by about twenty of her
young friends at her home. Dainty re-
ireanmania were servers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Knudaon inim
talnd a their home last Tuesday after,
noon In honor of their daughter Slgrld s
lain uinnmi wipjvvrHry .
Arnold W. Heyden. who has hen sick
for soma time, il.ed last Thursday at the
tome of hla brother. Funeral serv.cea wUI
arirnd her vacation In Manchusrtta.
,Tsmcs W. Hamilton spent two dAys In
Lincoln on business dining the week.
Mr snd Mrs. Tester Parr leave on Tiws
tlav for Colorado snd other western points.
T E Wallace of Vllllsca, la., was tha
guest last week of Mr. Josephine Porter.
Mr and Mrs. George A. Honnlnnd left
on Wednesday for Madison luke, Minnesota.
Miss Z ira Phlelds li.'S Invested In a house
Some one is sure to want it and The Bee Want Ads will tell
you who.
Because it has outlived its usefulness with you is no reason
for throwing it away.
Unless you read The Bee Want Ads you will never realiw
how many daily demands there are are for just such apparently
worthless articles.
So don't consign it to the ash heap without a second thought,
because
Old clothing can be turned into cash; you can sell your old
clock; some one wants your old furniture; there is a buyer for
your old bicycle.
Make a list today of the things you have no more use for
and compare them with the wants in The Bee it will be easy to
TURN IT INTO CASH
rations and refreshments were In keep-
snd two lots at Fh'ty-ftrst and Cuming : ing with the countries named.
streets.
Mr and Mrs. F. O. Fahs entertained two
guests at the Field club last Saturtlay
evening.
Mrs. E. C. Parr and children of Omiria
wer- the guesis on Wednesday of Mrj.
P. J. Parr.
Mrs. Wilon of Atkinson spent part of
last week the guest of her sister, Mn.. C.
E. Crossman.
Mr. snd Mrs. Will lloagland snd children
returned on Thursday from an extend 1
visit In Co ovado.
Mrs. W. B. Howard and Mr. and Mrs.
W-. E. Rhoadcs were the Dundee guesis at
a large dlnnfr parly given Friday evening
at Happv Hollow by Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Wi-bster In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lansing, who leave soon for Minne
rpolls, where l'rof. Lansing has sccepted
tlie English chair at the State unlveraity.
The funeral of A. C. Pmnock. who died
st the age of 9i ears, on Monday, was held
Wednesdsv afternoon Irom the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. I. S. Leavltt. Rev.
D. C. Jolina officiating. Tne . Dundee maie
n.uarti t sang and Rev. Henry Qulckenden
Rev. and Mrs. T. K. Hunter have moved read a poem written by Mrs. Leavltt in
to their new horn' on Lafayette avenue,
near Fortieth street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. IT. WetrNeld and little
daughters, spent a few days in Ashland,
Neb., during the week.
Reed Peters left on Fr'day for Ok boji.
where several of the high school set are
in camp for a few .weeks.
Leonard Marshall, entertained a few of
hie high school friends Informslly at his
home Thursday evening".
Miss Mamie Chapman entertained a
number of young people from Omaha and
Dundee Monday evening.
Mrs. Don Skeene of Chicago was the
guest for a day last week, on her way
west, of Mrs. John O. Yelfeer.
The Gleaners are rehearsing for a play,
entitled, "A Day at the I'nlon 3tatlon,''
to be given In Dundee July 9.
Clement Chase, Jr., has arrived home
from Tthaca. N. Y where he nas com
pleted his second year at Cornell.
Residents of West Omaha and Dundee
met Friday evening for the purpose of
ors.'in'zlng a new Imi ruemcnt club.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fahs entertained
guests at dinner at the Field club Wednes
day evening, pr. ceding the midweek dance.
Mrs. Fuller, who has spent some time
with her daughter. Mrs. W 8. Curtis, left
for her home In Fullerton, during the
week.
Mrs. O. L. Hart was the honor guest at
the West Farnam Kensington club which
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. P. T.
Walton.
Mr. D. L. Johnson' returned on Wednes
day from a trip ' his ranch near St.
Paul, Neb., having his son Philip there
for a summers outing.
Dr. F. W. Slabaugh has bought lota at
honor of her fathers oth birthday. The
fdilbearers were Rev. (julckenden. K. R.
lume. J. B. farm chael snd G. W. Temple
ton. Tim remains were Interred at Forest
1 awn temett ry.
PaieaH Ctn where he hail heen as 1
the southeast corner of Forty-eighth and . delegate to tne Christian Endeavor con
' Brlleva.
Mrs. Ar.na While was shopping In Omaha
Wednesday. "
Miss Ida Cooper of Rushville la a guest at
the Fletcher home.
"Stub" Ohman of the class of "09 was seen
at the college Friday
Newton and Glen Rice of the college have
gone to their home at Pender.
Miss Edith Atwater of the college spent
Friday at Florence visiting friends.
The annial school meeting will be held
at the school house Monday evening
June 29.
Claus Grabbe. the college farmer, and
Mra. Charles Lineman were married In
Omaha Tuesday.
Walter Edgewater of Btuart arrived thla
week at the college to work during the
summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Stauffer attended the
postmasters' convention at Lincoln Tues
day and Wednesday
The river Is doing much damage to crops
on the lower bottoms. It is higher than
It has been since 1881.
Guy W. Wadsworth, ex-presldent of Belle
vue college, and family will leave July :
for their new home In Pueblo, Colo.
Anderson Craln, business manager of Ihe
college, spent Tuesday and Wednesday at
tending a meeting of the executive com
mittea
Fred Jones returned Wednesday from
Dodge streets and will build
house and garage upon u.
Mrs. P,
leave on
the summer In Maine. Mr. Barr will spend
ih summer In Y yomlng.
Mia. C. C. George and her visitor. Miss
Pratr of Chicago, were among the guests
of Mrs. W. G. Preston at luncheon at the
house from Fort
his
destroyed by
agers.
16.000 I ventton.
J Barr snd Miss Margaret Barr Crook and place1 u un thB lot where
Wednesday c 'this week to pass , r(..lu,.nC(. was before lt wa, destroyed
the tornado
At the regular meeting of the Woodmen
lodge Tuesday evening, the resignation of
L. M. Purcell. head consul, was accepted
I'nnntrv rlnh on TliurSilav land A. j. Ciraves eiecieu in nil me vwsiin.
country club on II ura iay. i Charles Kost was elected banker and E. E.
Mr. and Mra. E. L. Klinberly had as their Tavlnr was made one of the board of man-
I J .. r, , r Ua nm nil ..... , r , '
KUCBin CI V ll.l'I'J nifl.un ,na ,
evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carmichael
and R. B. Book of Chicago.
The Dundee car trucks are b Ing reps'red
and the new loop tlat turns on Fiftieth
street snd connects with the extended line
on Dodge street is completed.
A latge afternoon reception was given
on Friday at Happy Hollow by Mrs. T.
L. Combs In company w'th Mrs. Geore E.
Mickla snd Mrs. Alexander H. Workman.
Mra. A. H. Palmer Is building large
porches on the first and second stones
and adding other Improvements to her
residence at Forty-ninth and Davenport
streets.
Dr. and Mrs. Bridges entertained at
dinner at the Country club Friday even
ing for a brother. Dr. Bridges, a sister,
M ss Harbey, and Dr. ' and Mrs. II. B.
Lemere.
Mrs. WlnsMp of Chicago, who Is v'sitlng
her. sister. Mrs. R. C. Peters, waa one of
the honor truests at a luncheon given at
the Field club on Wednesday by Mrs.
John Stee e.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. McVeigh of Athens,
O., on their wav home from California,
Salt Iake, and other western points, spent
Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. Johnson.
Mr. Edward Burke, late janitor of the
Dundee school, who died at Ihe hostiitul
last Friday, was buried on Monday from
Bt. CeciUU's church, tho remalna being
taken to Lemars, Ia.
Dundee people dining at Happy Hollow
last Saturday evening were: Mr. and
Mrs. Klm'.erly. with two guests. Mr. and
Mrs. C C. George. Mrs. Henry C. Van
Gleon and Dr. and Mrs. H R. Lemere
Mrs. W. T. Robinson. Mra. Eva Parrotte
Sweeney and Mrs. ttlixaheth Goodrich
were the Dundee guests at a luncheon j
given on 1 uesaay at tne nem club by
Mrs. H. G. Jordan and Mrs. Vie tor Whit-;.
Wednesday evening of laat week ut the
residence of Mrs. Josephine Porter, her
daughter. Miss Myrtle Porter, waa mar
ried to Pollard C. Wreath. Mr. and Mrs.
Wreath left the same evening for Alton.
111.
Dr. and Mra. H. R. Lemere entertained
at dinner last evening at Happy Hollow
club. Tholr guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Betters, Dr. and Mrs. H. B Davis,
My. and Mis. Charles Armstrong ani
Mra. Henry C. Van Gleson.
Mrs Elizabeth Goodrich and Mrs.' Eva
Parrotte Sweenev will emvtaln at lunch-
TRAVEL IN SAFETY
TO Til
DEMOCRATIC
National Convention
DENVER, COLO.,
VIA
eon at Happy Hollow on Tueaday In honor
rf Miss Snowball, of Scotland, and lha
Misses Beverly of London, who are the
guests of Mrs. Robert Dempster and Miss
Allen of Omaha.
Personally conducted by the Young Peo
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor of
the Dundee Presbyterian church the
youaff people of the village took 4 trip
around tha world Tuesday evening, leav
ing on hayracks at different hours from
the church coiner and atoptlng enrout
at Japan, Airlca aad Italy, wbers Iht deco-
Florence.
Francis Kelley, who has been HI for the
laat alx weeks is low at the present time.
His recovery Is doubtful.
Walter Guy, who has been here for the
last month visiting friends and relatives,
has returned to his home In Los Angeles,
Cal.
Phillip Purcell, who has been here visit
ing for a week from California, is vl-H-Ing
relailvea In Iowa before returning to
California.
R. H. Olmstead went to Grand Dland
Tuesday afternoon to look after ine egal
business. His son Robert acc mi.anid him.
They returned home Thursday mor.ilng.
Dr. H. C. Smith accompanied, by Mrs. J,
G. Negley came from Long Pine W'eunea
day. Mrs. Negley la visiting her bro.ner
In Omaha. Dr. Smith visited litre Thurs
day and returned to his home In Ainsworth
Friday afternoon.
Miss Julia Smith of Burlington. N. J ,
Is here visiting friends. Miss Smith Is a
sister of Rev. Phillip S. Hml'h, who was
recently married here to Mins Julia Hum.
Misa bmlth will siay with the l.s Ills ihe
greater part of the time sue Is litre.
Miss Prurience Tracy, postmaster of the
Florence pontoffice. ait.nd.'.J Uie state
conventh n ot the pos.mastcis at Lliicom
during tliis week. H!e Iia1 the honor of
being elected vice president of h-r iljss
She returned hnn.e Thursday night.
Gus Baums of South Omar. a was lsl.lng
his patents, who live mr.h oi Coftr a i.
Thursday. They have been in quaran ine
for the last nine weeks on account of
smallpox, only two of tne members bring
afflicted, Mrs. Saums and one daugittr.
The Missouri river has been out ' l.s
banks above the city for the laat fo.r diys
The enure corn crop on the bottcms II
destroed. Tne water Is two feet de.p o.i
the county road north or Pries UK-. U
is about eighteen indies higher nrjw tl an
it has been for several year4. The rlvr
has commenced to fall slowly and t'-e In
dications are that it will no no nlgher at
the present time.
Lew Fares East .
VIA CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE ft ST.
PAUL. RAILWAY. Thlrty-day round trip
tlcksta on sale dally after June 10 to many
points In eastern Csnada. western Near
York and to New England points via
Montreal, and on every Thursday, begin
ning June 11. to New England points via
Albany or Rotterdam Junction. Complete
Information about faras. train service, ate.,
at City Ticket Offlca, 1524 Farnam street,
ar writs F. A. Nash. General ' Western
Agent.' Omaha.
UNION PACIFIC
ROUND TRIP
Millions have been spent
in the improvement of the
Union Pacific and all human
ingenuity exhausted to pre
vent accidents. The
Automatic Block Sipal System
now in operation reduces
to a minimum the possibil
ity of accidents on the Union
Pacific.
BISECT LIKI DXaTTXS TO
TBUOWBTOira TA1I.
Electric Lighted Trains.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1324 Farnam St.
Vhontat Doaflaa 1838 aad tad. A-3tll.
HOT F.I. .
In heart of "
the shopping district
Evar try The Be Want A4 Columns?
rot, do so, aad gel satisfactory res alts.
If
k,.iWl.lt:ilUT V r XI-1 I . nil
The most centrally leaatad
hotel In tha city (or shopping
and business Only aae-half
Mock from Emery, Bird. Thayer
Dry Goods Co.; near all thea
ters. Absolutely medera in
very detail. Our wear tVanck
Cafe Is the handsomest la tht
city. Prleea moderat.
ElfiOPEAN PLAN
II.M Per lay 4lwtrd.
mm
Hotel Kupper
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Kansas city. mo.
