Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

tereained their friends in Odd Fellows
temple last evening. A short musical pro-
gram was given, followed by a supper,
after which dancing was INDUCED in for a
few hours. The Woodmen are planning on
initiating q large class on January ~, at
which time another entertainment will be
given.
BEATRICE-The local aerie of Eagles
met last evening and installed the follow
ing officers: w. w. Ccott, president; J.
c.. Thomas, vice president; j. l.. Schiek'
chaplain; Wallace Weigel, secretary; A. G.
August Schaefer, Frank Hobbs and Pearl
Drew, directors; c, w. Walden, phy-
stefan.
PLATTsMOUTH-The odd Fellows have
installed the following officers; Past
grand, w. Holly: noble grand, f. Ptak;
vice grand, Frank McCarty; secretary,
Virgil Mullis; treasurer, j. F, Sattler; K
8. to N. G., Johk Kirkham; l.. 8. to N. e.,
S. to ". G., j. e. Jones: warden, Harry
Kruger; inside guard, J. E. Olson. A fine
banquet followed.
STANTON-Mr. Rem Allen, a prosperous
farmer living southwest Of stanton died
January 5 in the hotel of Stanton. He
came to town last Saturday and was taken
so sick that he could not be taken home,
so he was given a room at the hotel at
which he died yesterday. Pneumonia was
the cause OF his death. He was about 81
years old and leaves two grown daughters
and four grown boys.
VEST POINT-The West Point Cream
cry company at its annual meeting elected
the following officers for the ensuing year;
President. Henry lckman; vice president
Louis Goldsmith; secretary and treasurer,
Joseph f. Kaup; directors, Louis Gold
smith, Chris Schinstock, ]. F. Kaup, Henry
lehman and Rev; Joseph Ruesing. The
year Just closed has been a remarkably
prosperous one for this company.
PLATTSMOUTH-The citizens of Platts
mouth are making elaborate arrangements
for a coasting carnival from high school
HIGH tO tho Missouri river on next Sntur-
day evening, and If the weather is favor
able II will be continued Monday and
expected from Omaha and other cities
There will be no charge of any kind tn
anyone and all are cordially invited To
bring their coasters and come.
PLAATSMOUTH-The Nebraska chapter
No. 3 has installed the following named
officers for the ensuing year: f. II. p.
J. NJ. Robertson; X. F. L, Cummins; 3.
w; L, Pickett; t@reasuTeG, A. VI WRiae.
Range; p. S., G. w. Thomas: r. A. c.
Carl G. Fricke; master third veil, ]. c
Peterson; master Of second veil L. 3
Egenberg; master first veil, oliver c
Dewey; sentinel, Robert B. Hayes.
AUBURN-The body Of Joseph Ulbrich.
was brought here today from Hastings
where he died at the Hospital for th'
Incurable Insane. He was sent to tn,
| asylum about four years ago. He had Sc
secreted about 5000 about the place. and
tenant of the house searched for and fount
1t, and went off on a spree and dlsipatet
about $1,000 of the amount found, and a.
a result was arrested and tried and served
a term in the penitentiary. Upright leave
no relatives in this country.
HASTINGS-The men of st. Marks Epis
copal church had their first annual ban
quet in the parish house Wednesday nigh;
Rev. Lee Y. Young, the rector, who pre-
sided as toastmaster, announced that II
the last fifteen years the membership o
the church had increased 15 per cent Tn.
speakers were Rev. G. G.. Bennett Of Ho,d
/ go. ~ d IIawNfz,, IIf,., 49, -
Ireede, Malcom Sewell, D.. 3. Parsill, a. c
Mclean, NJ. A. HartiRan, ID. j. T. Ste-i
and Rev. L. A. Arthur OF Grand Island. d
PLATTSMOUTH-The widow of william
Snyder, died In the home of her daughter
Mrs. Charles Jean, three miles south o
Plattsmouth, aged 20 years. She was
native OF Virginia and was married In tina
state on December 20, 1855. and emigrateI
TO Scott county. Iowa, in 1857. Two year
later they came to this city and hav
since resided in this county. The decease,
Jean and George w. Snyder, a prosperou
farmer and stock raiser, residing a few
miles west of Plattsmouth.
FULLERTON-The new county official
were installed in the offices at the couT
house this week. Gustave Wilson. IN
county clerk. republican, is succeeded b
Mort Jones. a democrat; County Treasure
Or. Thomas, republican, is followed by A
Richardson, a democrat, and he has mad
Tom Davis his Deputy; Babb is followe
by Peterson, both republicans; Miss Tay
lor' county superintendent OF schools an
democrat, Is succeeded by Miss Lou Con
rad, a republican; County Judge Kleis
succeeds himself and is a republican.
AUBURN-There was a considerabl
change OF county officers here today. Sar
Teare, the old county clerk, turned tina
office over to +. p. Black: w. H. Jone
assumed the office OF sheriff, Fred H
Rohrs retiring; w. l.. Evans yielded tn
office OF county superintendent 10 Nemah
Clarke, his successful opponent at the las
election; M. T. Conner, commissioner, wa
succeeded by John M. Clark on the count
| board, j. q. Broadly. son Of the late Indr