Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-12

keeper OF the records and seal from the city,
and the inability Of the former prelate, G..
w. Mccoy, who resides at South Omaha to
cover the distance and attend to the duties
of the office.
new lodge has been organized at Crete.
Orlole is well located in its new hall in
Boyds opera house.
Colonel Hicks, of the Iowa Third regi-
ment, was in the city last week.
DIR. Samuel Cooper Charlton, editor Of The
Knight, Columbus, o., is dead.
Ed. b. Finch, DDGC., Of Kearney will
institute Mazeppa at North Platte.
A lively interest is being taken by Omaha
sir knights in the coming encampment at
Columbus.
of the Omaha regiment will attend the
Omaha and Council Bluffs Chautanqua as
sembly on what has been designated as
Knights of Pythias day.
Trojan division is making an effort to as
sist itself. Friday the first meeting of the
division in month occurred, and 50 much
business was unearthed that q special meet
ing Monday to dispose of affairs was as.
signed.
The uniformed rank, of Council Bluffs,
will have an encampment in that city, May
26 and 27, and large number of sir knights
are expected to attend from eastern Nebraska
and western Iowa. 1t will be quite an event
IN Pythian circles, and great deal of in
teTeSU is Already Hlanl1eSJeu.
The ladies Of Omaha division have com
pleted their arrangements for the proposed
bazaar, and will make grand display Of
goods on that occasion. phe bazaar will be
held at Goodrich hall May 90 and continue
four days. Numerous raffies, awards by
popular votes, and other attractions are
promised
Arrangements for the ball, social and re-
ception TO be given in the lodge rooms, Thurs
day evening the 10th, were completed and
the following appointments made: General
committee on arrangements Messrs Alfred
A: Gary, T. c. Marsh and James IL. Bulla.
Music-Messrs. John ID. Robinson, G.
Reuther and Zibs Crawford.
Prlnting-Messrs. Alfred A. Gary, @. II.
Van AIKEN and Courtney Horine.
observation-disclosures. James II. Bulla,
Arthur N. Shriyer and John Burda,
Recommendations. Arthur W. SAKE, II.
G. Marsh and II. A. Carpenter
Reception.Messrs. N. b. Berry, Mayor
William c. Sloane, John S. Walters, John
D. Robinson, Samuel G. Wright and A. J.
Baldwin.
Floor-Messrs. Arthur w. SAKE, James
w. Ball, Alfred A. Gary and Fred Kern.
SAKE.
The Union Stock Yards cornet band will
furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur W. SAKE will lead
Refreshments will be served in the lodge
dining room.
Lo.F.
Courts Magic City, No. l64, and Teutona,
No. 1876, South Omaha, will turn out Tuesday
evening, under Deputy High Chief Ranger
George j. SeltZer, and attend the bali Of the
brethren in this city.
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p. j. Ewing has gone to Chattanooga,
Tenn, as delegate to the supreme council
OF the Catholic Knights Of America.
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z. r. Allison, grand treasurer, and D. f.
Rowland, grand secretary, Of the northwest
ern Legion Of Honor, were in the Bluffs tho
past week on business mission.
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All Of the subordinate lodges In Iowa
are busy adopting new bylaws to coincide
with the new constitution adopted at the last
meeting Of the grand lodge. The new con
stitution was fatnered by Herman Block, OF
Davenport and ID regarded as an important
change In Odd Fellowship.
The lower lodges are rushed with degree
work, and will be for several weeks.
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A. r. Il A. N.
The meetings OF Nebraska, No. 1, are now
being held the frat Tuesday OF the month
In the Barker building.