Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-16

A. Clark 1. w. Harris p. o. Avery, C.
M. Linn and c. w. Atwood. Officers were
not elected at this time on account of the
absence of one of the directors.
NELSON-The lodge of Modern Wood
men initiated a class of eleven candidates
last night. The lodges from the sur
rounding towns OF Angus Oak Ruskin and
Nora were present and took part In the
work. After the ceremonies at the hall
we're finished banquet was served at
the Cliff hotel. There were about $50
Woodmen present.
ASHLAND-Stockholde of the Farmers
Plow company of Ashland elected the fol-
lowing officers and directors at their an
vice president E. Woodford; secretary, E.
]. Rose; treasurer, L. B. Grebe; directors
Loofe e. j. Rose o. A. Gallatin, L. b.
Grebe and e. Woodford.
NELsON-The sale and transfer of the
furniture business Of the late E. e. Alt
house to Messrs. Roby and Lapp. two
city city took" took place " this s week. NM Mr.. Roby
who was formerly of Red Cloud, Neb.,
has had charge of a furniture store in the
north part of town for some time and MT
Lapp Is the son of the city mayor, s. A.
Lapp.
MADISON-A marriage license was is
sued today to Herman Werner and Miss
Lena Classy of Battle Greek. These young
people will be married by Rev. Mr.. Hoff-
man of the Lutheran church of Battle
Creek, where they both reside and are
riage license to John Henry Schmidt, SON
of William Schmidt and Miss Verna CAL
lies both of limerick, Neb
HUMBoLDT-The State bank held its
corps of officers was retained for the
coming year. The board Of directors is
composed of the following: s.. p. Glst,
and F. r. Butterfield, while s. P. Glst
remains president; s. r. Gist, vice presi-
dent; F. r. Butterfield, cashier, and Otto
Kotouc, assistant cashier.
STELLA-Price Yates and Miss Katie
Bodkin were married al the home Of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 7.
Yates. The brides parents reside , near
ana elected the following officers for the
| ensuing year; Mrs. Angeline Raper, presi-
dent; Mrs. J. H. Holland, treasurer; Mrs
Nancy Stine, chaplain; Mrs II. II. Vande-
venter, secretary; Mrs. w. II. Shallenbar-
ger, guard.
ASHLAND - County Judge Charles H.
Slama issued marriage licenses to the fol
lowing the last week: Herman j, Schmidt
and Miss Emma K ]. Behmerwold, both
| OF Valparaiso; John F. Raiter OF Val
paraiso and Miss Antonio Machacek OF
Miss Mary Schultz OF Prague; Louis Slew
ers and Miss Annie Ohm, both of Yutani
Charles Beranel of Morse Bluff and Miss
| Fannie Pallas of Omaha
| GRAND IsLAND-supervising Archl-
ttect Wilkins. employed by the government
to inspect the work of the construction OF
the postoffice building in this city had a
severe fall at the building. Taking a
backward step he went into the cellar
hole. from which a ladder pTotruded. and
| fell on some piping and other material
No bones were broken and II is expected
! that he will recover shortly from the
| bruises TO the back and one OF his limbs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS friends received
word this week Of the death OF Gilber1
Beard, who left this city few month,
ago for the Philippines. He was founC
| dead on the street In Fort Pierce. Fla.
and the only means OF Identification wa
souvenir post card addressed to hin
| and signed by Miss Lula Boss of this city
| His death was supposed to have beer
caused by epilepsy, OF which he had FIRE
quent attacks,
! PLATTSMOUTH-rhe local lodge OF the
| Modern Woodmen OF America has installed
| o. II. Hudson. advisor; II. #. Coos, clerk
/ II. l.. Kruger. escort; J. ID. Parker, watch
| man; j. L. Burrows sentry; III. s. Bar
thold, manager This was the first camI
| I'm this state 10 donate the sum OF $3.50 fo
! the erection OF a tent in Modern WoodmeI
! sanitarium In Colorado Springs. Colo. j