Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Pennant Lodge of A. o. 0. W. VIII
Get Charter.
THIRD ONE OF ORDER IN CITY
shamrOcI<s Plan state Athletic Tour
nRInent--Anare~ Htert Geo
Into Trouble while
Fishing.

A new lodge OF the Ancient Order of
United Workmen was organised last night
at Shamrock hall. which is to be known
as Pennant lodge. The number has not
yet been fixed because the charter has not
yet been granted by the grand lodge. ThiS
is the third lodge OF this order to be orga-
nized in South Omaha, and this order at
present is one OF the strongest among q
ntimber Of strong orEaHizauonA OF South
Omaha The charter msrnhers OF the new
lodge will reach about forty members.
The ceremonies were conducted by Grand
Master workman Jacob 'Jaskalek and the
degrees work was put on by Union Pacific
lodge No II Of Omaha. Many visitors were
present and the occasion was one OF the
most felieitous In the annals OF the local
societies. The following officers were
elected for the first term: Master work.
man, w. p. Corrigan; past master work.
man, Fred Zero; Overseer, James Marvel;
foreman J. w. Gullion; recorder, Frank
Marshall: financier. John Kubst; treasurer,
NJ J. Rowiey; inside watch. John Ander-
! son; outside watch. William Deverese; ply
sieiana, Drs. Davis. and, Beck: directors.
A. Mcclure. Fred Lind, Louis kratiy.
/ For the present the lodge will meet at
Shamrock hall, but may make arrange
ments later to meet at the temple
II will probably require a month or more
for the return OF the new charter. with the
names Of the charter members.
Athletic Club Plans Meet.
The Shamrock Athletic association has
! planned a state amateur tournament In
boxing and wrestling which is 10 be pulled
off In the early autumn. the date not yet
4 being fixed definitely A committee of the
club has been appointed 10 make arrange
ments and TO open correspondence with
various cities. IL is understood that only
amateur boxers and wrestlers will be
allowed to compete. The line viii be drawn
against those VINO have competed IN a regu-
lar match with a referee where 4 purse
has been wrestled Tor or divided. Those
who have wrestled In preliminary bouts 70
main events, but never have been prln-
eipals in any contest OF regular character.
wal be considered amateurs.
Only boxing ana wrestling win be the
subject OF competition. In connection with
the attractions OF the tournament there
viii be sprinkling OF professional bouts
BY way OF exhibition Tor the edlfieation oi
the amateurs.
The Tri-City Athletic association has a
match between Tommy Bresnahan OF south
Omaha and Tommy Geary OF Chicago tor
the coming week THUS WILL be at Stanek !
hall These men have twice met ana fougn1
draw.
Andrew Hert's Feelings Hart.
Andrew Hert and his son. John were nnucn
hurt In their feelings FRIDAY morning when
they attempted 20 spread their fishing nets
IN the Big Muddy" They have a neigh.
Dor named 0eorgiana strong, and much
bad blood and strong language has existed
between the families for months In order
10 keep track of the big net they have 4,
attachsd 70 = large buoy, which floats down
tha river untl the men are ready to draw
In the trammeL Mrs. Strong sat in her
boat at the waters edge untn the buoy
was well out IN the stream, when she ro1red
. cut and cut the net adEift. Mr., Hsrts feal
. tngz got the better OF him and he used loue
language which only the big stream al
water kept from setting the vegetation OF
fire. he pulled In the net ana took hi,
own boat and rOwed after his buoy, which
was gally oObbing toward the sunny elm,
Of 81 Joseph. Again he tied the buoy I,
the net and started his humble vocation
, that OF supplying the Friday trade viii
buffalo and channel cat, The aOO-foOG ne
!. was more than half paid out when Mr.
! Strong made second foray and soon IN,
! buoy was hpbbihE down the Missouri nix
. a painted lady doing tip-tOe dance 4
I. big cloud of EaR0r mingled with 0Inlnols Al
lenee arose from Herts boat. but ne chase,
/, Ehis buoy 70 land and sought the might
. arm OF the law 70 Avsngs himself Mrs
n strong was a shade quicker ana while Her
= appealed 10 the police Judge she hisd 10 IN
4 silver WHISPERED Judge &c south Omaha. 7
: g. Caldwell, man Of fame Warrant
were issued In each case. The first va
against Mrs strong for malicious destrue
/. ton Of property, and the other against job
Is Hert son Of Andrew, for the use OF lou
and prOfans lansuage- John HsEt va