Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-01
MATTERS OF INTEREST AT FREMONT.
Odd Fellow Encampments Elect OIL
GERS for the Ensuing Yenr.

Odu Fellow Encu npmentS Elect OIL
GERS for the Ensuing Year.
FREMONT, Nov. 30.-(Sp c!a'.D-Centennial
lodge. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, last
evening elected the following officers: A.
Truesdell, N. G.; Frank Healy, V. c.; w. J.
Bullock, secretary; T.. Schurman, treasurer;
j. G. Lee, George Walz and ]. NJ. Shiveley,
trustees. The following are the oficers-elect
of Apollo encampment: George Basler, C. p;
w. Fl. Haven, II. F.; Z. Schurman, treas
urer; Walter Bullock, representative.
News has been received here Of the death
Of Mrs. o. II. Nevis, formerly of this city, at
st. Paul, MINI.
The Salvation army will open a campaign
in Fremont tomorrow night. Captain Emily
Drew and Lieutenant Minnie Millspaugh will
have charge of the meetings. This is said to
be the first time, the regular Salvation army
has been in Fremont.
There was a very large attendance at the
Catholic fair last evening. The hall was so
crowded that there was scarcely enough
room for dancing. A great deal Of interest is
being taken in the contests, that of the rail
road men for the diamond ring creating is
pecial interest. The fair is proving a great
success. both financially and socially, and a
large sum Will be raised. which is to apply
on the church debt.
Rev. w. H. Buss left yesterday afternoon
for Deadwod, S. d., to deliver the dedication
sermon of the Congregations church in that
clty' MT. BusS was pastor OF the church
there before coming to Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schurman entertained
a number OF their friends at tea last even
ing.
Sheriff Milliken arrived last night with F..
ID. Maranville, one Of the Wheeler gang, who
was arrested In Sioux City. He will have his
examination next week. Maranville is consid-
cred one of the worst men Of the gang. His
parents, who are said to be wealthy and
prominent people, reside In Knox county.
Ashland d Fellows Elect Officers.
ASHLAND, Nov. 30.-(SpecialJ-At a
meeting of the Saunders county lodge, No.
II, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Noble grand, j. b. Russell; vice
grand, John Seeley; recording secretary, r.
Dexter; permanent secretary, John Kreigle-
ston; treasurer, s. B. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs, E.. C. Brown of Omaha are
visiting DR.. Simington's family.
In a private letter A. f. Yont, the High
school foot ball coach of 1894, states that he
is studying at Harvard, and enjoying the
pleasures Of eastern life. During the short
time he was in Ashland he made many
friends.
A dispatch received from Provo, Utah,
states that ]. Henry White died In that city
Thanksgiving day. He leaves a son, Bert. in
Wahoo, and a daughter, Mrs. o. j. Workman,
in Ashland.
Frank Gilbert and Orvill Harris have re-
turned from a hunt along the Republican
river. They report game scarce.
A select dance came OF at Simington's
opera house last night. 1t was the event of
the season.
News of the Week ut Ord.
ORD, Neb., Nov. 30.-(Special.)-Dr.
Cramer left Wednesday for a visit to Omaha
and Kansas City.
Wednesday Bud Shirley and Jim Colby
were hunting and succeeded in bagging sixty
one rabbits.
The militia company gave a ball at its
armory Thanksgiving which was largely at
Mrs. Let's. who has been visiting her
parents and friends here for some time. left
Tuesday morning for her home in South
p. III. Marley, cashier OF the Bank OF
Mason City, is visiting friends here this
week.
Mrs. DR.. Sharpe left Tuesday morning for