Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-18

week the association will move into tho
new quarters at az North Twenty-fourth
street. When the new quarters are COM
plete more attention will he paid TO the
gymnasium work Of the association, the
old rooms being too limited as to space TO
give much attention TO this popular branch
Of the association good field presents
itself in South Omaha for Young Mems
Christian association work and 1t is the
intention Of the directors to strive TO make
the local association as popular as possible.
Funeral of J. l.. Olson.
J. L. Olcon OF this city, who had been
sick for a long time and died last week,
was buried Sunday. The funeral was held
from the Methodist church and was under
the auspices Of the odd Fellows. the Dam
ish Brotherhood and the Danish Sister
hood. These were all in the funeral pro-
cession, which was over two blocks long.
Death of Harry white.
Harry NJ. White. engineer at the Union
stock yards, residing at Twenty-fourth and
II streets, died Saturday at the South
Omaha hospital. He was stricken with
pneumonia a short time ago and did not
recover. The Scottish Rite Masons, OF
which he was a member. will have charge
OF the funeral arrangements. sister OF
Mr.. White resides in Spokane, Wash. and
she has been notified Of his death and is on
her way TO the funeral, so that nothing
will be done until her arrival. The body
is at Brewers undertaking rooms.
Inquest on Springer.
The body of NJ. Springer, the carpenter
who was killed at the Cudahy icehouse at
Seymour lake Friday by falling from a
1 scaffold and alighting on his head, is still
at the Brewer undertaking rooms. An liz
quest will be held Monday and 1t is hope
| at that time that someone will turn UP 70
take charge OF the body. IL is thought that
he has a brother in WASHINGTON and some
| friends living south OF Wahoo, but none OF
| these have been heard from. Springer re.
sided in Council BLUFFS.
| Lodge Elections.
| Fraternal Life association. South Omaha
| circle No. ~. elected officers for the coming
year at the regular meeting last week
Those elected were: P. II. s., l. Beers Rob
rer; II. S. Mike Prock; II. r. Edward
Stormer; IL. c., John Flynn; NJ. c., Charles
b. Ayres; n. r, Winter H. Nichols: I. 8.
James McMahon; o. s., Clyde johnson
trustees, John Mortensen and Mrs Edward
| S. Mortensen. The entertainment commit
toe consists of william Paynter and Ed S
Mortensen.
At the annual meeting OF Companion
court of Alexander circle No. 40l, Independ
ent Order Of Foresters, these were elected
officers for the coming year: c. r., Mrs
Anna Remer; p. c.. Mrs. Sophia Kline; V
c., Mrs. Margaret Gerhmsn; r. S., Mrs
Ida b. Davis; F. s.. DR.. Grace w. Ralston
r., Mrs Pearl Royd: o. Miss Louise Doll
S. w, Mrs Margaret G. Main; ]. w, Mrs
Anna Mickeals; S. b.. Mrs. Carolin
Schmidt; J. B., Mrs Lizzie Burton; c. d.
Mrs. Lena Marie; trustees, Mesdames Mai
and Schmidt; NJ. D.. DR.. Grace w. Ralston
Magic City Gossip.
Rev. w. ]. Burch, pastor of the Firs
Christian church, has resigned
The annual election of officers of Wash
ington tent NJ. 81, Knights of the Macca
bees, will be held Tuesday night.
Mayfower hive No. 80. Ladies of tn
Maccabees, will give dance Wednesda
evening at Maccabee hail. Thirty-eghtl
and - streets.
Action will probably be taken by tn
Board of Education at its next meetin
in reference TO the fence around the his
school grounds.
meeting of the Womens Christa
Temperance union will be held Tuesda
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r,
Over thirty births have been reported a
the Board of Health offices already thi
month, and II the same rate continue
! December, 1905, will make a record in tina
line.