Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17


diligently at work making all preparations
for the reception and care of delegates. and
it is expected that a very large attendance
will be received. The grand lodge will be
which will be held at the Metropolitan
skating rink. Governor Dawes, Mayor
Burr and Attorney Sawyer will give
SGaressf MsseT arthur Gibson and Boher &od saI
are also expected to make speeches appro-
pirate for the occasion; All citizens having
buggies and carriages have been invited to
congregate at Odd Fellows hall, Thursday
afternoon. and each take a number of the
delegates for ride around the city. 1t is eX-
pected on this occasion that Lincoln and
Lincoln people will do themselves proud and
entertain their guests with true Lincoln hos
pitallty.
TOWN TOPICS.
Rasmussen, the Dane who was found
dead, and who had been left when very sick
without care and attention, was buried from
the coroner's Office yesterday. He had SS75
in the First National bank, on deposit. and
Rasmus Johnson, of tins city, was appointed
administrator OF his estate, which VIII revert
to his relatives, who are all in Denmark.
Mr.. Lemke, a former Lincoln resident, who
was in the agricultural implement business
in Lincoln, but who has lately lived on farm
crushed yesterday, and cannot recover. He
was leading fractions bull that dragged him
over the ground with the above result.
WV. Anderson, of st. Louis, prominent
defend James A. Chute, one of the Stewart
Chute Lumber company partners, whose ar
rest and retention has been previously men
toned.
SOCIETY AT THE CAPITAL.
The Standard club gave Its first ball OF the
season on Thursday evening at Masonic hall,
1t was very select affair, numbering in its
attendance many of Lincolns most popular
society people, and nothing was left unat-
tended TO that might in any way to contribute
to the pleasure of the club membership or the
club guests. The music furnished by Pro
lessor Hagenow and his philharmonic orches-
cially for the occasion. Among those in at
tendance were noted: Mayor and Mrs. c. G.
Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
II; 7; LaH, y Mr. n, and Mrs. j; c, Wise, Mr.
Muir, Mr., and Mrs. J: openheimer, Mr.. and
Roche, Mr. and Mrs. }, Friend, Mr; and Mrs.
Leopold Bar, Mr.. and Mrs. David Wise, Nj.
Ackerman, Mr.. and Mrs, Bosselman, Mr..
and Mrs. S. ID. Mayer Plattsmouth; Mrs. E.
May, Chicagoi the Misses Lowenskin,
Styasbsrse1 Of o MG SsI of
Chicago, and large number OF the popular
young people OF Lincoln completed the list
of attendants. To-morrow evening oc-
ours the first annual ball of the letter carriers
of Lincoln, which is booked for Masonic
Temple hall, aud the music will be furnished
by Professor Thayers great northwestern
band. The committees having all matters in
charge are as follows; EXecutiye,G. ". Blake,
Thos McShane A. ID. Craig, ID. d. Sullivan.
Invitation-W. II. Dakin, T.. A. Pierce, w.
a. Eaton, o. c. Baker. Reception-J. Y.
Putnam, Chas. .Slattery, 6. B; Fairbanks,
Bert Stewart, Miss Anna Tebbetts, Miss
Della Walsh, Miss Bertha Childs, Miss Sara
Lowman, FloOr-A. ID. Craig, ID. ID. Suli-
van.
The police force, not to be behind in the
social race propose to have grand ball, and
that Nit4W Inmnlg
Hall for the evening OF October q, when the
policemen's bali win be given. Chief Beach
is chairman and Charley Parsons secretary
of the committees, and Policeman HobsOn is
general manager. Captain Post James Ma
lone, A. j. Hyatt and Policeman Kinchelo
are the executive committee, and they will
proceed al once to the work of making the
ball great success in every particular.
Miss Alice X. Garter, one OF the bright and
popular young ladies of Lincoln, was united
IN marriage to John b. Chapman, OF Council
Bluffs, at noon, Wednesday, October 13. A
few OF the more intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties and the immediate relatives
only witnessed the ceremony, which was
quiet and impressive. Council Bluffs will be
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Chapman, and q
host of best wishes follow them from Lincoln
friends
William Leonard and wife, who have been
visiting frieads in Nebraska City, are at
home again.
Mrs. NJ. Towne is visiting the present
Mrs. Montrose is at home after visit of
several weeks in Chicago, her former home.
and where her friends are many
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Parker old-tlme
residents OF Lincoln, took their departure the
past week for San Diego. Cal, where they
make their home in future.
Mrs. Jacob Poehler and daughter are in
Lincoln visiting with Geo III. Poehler.
Mf lTOss and ssSars Mrs, f d,T = Roberts visited il
Snt5yeu the hospitalites of that city during
the session of the Grand Lodge, Knights Of
DIR. J. o. Carter and family have been en-
joying visit the past week from Mr.. and
Mrs; Robbins and Mr.. and Mrs. Lineberg, all
Miss Heiskell, of Springfield, o., who has
been visiting her brother in this city, returned
hOmeward Tuesday.
e. a. IurTill. OF Cincinnati, who has been
visiting friends in Lincoln. returned home
Mrs Dr. Reed, who has been passing the
summer months among the Green mountains
OF Vermont, returned home "Wednesday 10
Lincoln.
Miss Emma Wilson, a young lady from
Elizabeth, n. j., who has been in Lincoln the
past week with friends, has continued her
western trip TO Denver for visit with Tela-
Miss Esteile Short, of Belle Centre, O.. who
has been q guest in the family OF DIR. Biz
gard, started hOmeward Friday for her home
in BuckeyedOm.
General and Mrs. J. e. Smith, of Omaha,
were in Lincoln Monday en- route for
Mrs. Horr and daughter Mabel, of North
Loup, are in the city, guests OF Mrs. Ii. A.
BabeOck.
Miss Eta Collier returned home the past
week from an extended visit with friends in
| Des Aoines, and a visit or few days in
Omaha while en- route.
Mrs Yiggers, who has been on long visit
N and xsTffh ri a and OF