The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-16
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Little Dsss than ysae ags . sane Horn
Band va formed il this eitJ. With The
pfofcisasy attained By It's Basd, = nell =
the diaEeslsis ithAs labossd und~ threagh-
sus-ineludipg the death Of its leader, and
the westward renovai Of ito second leader
the major portion Of cur readers are veil
sequainsed-se We will NOS multiply words.
The members Of this Bard are wholesouled
felIows-persevering and ehrisable-as I'll
must know, for the expense saas far attend-
ing their organisation, they have ehesrfslly
borne. II they have eomplairsd Of the little
encouragement received, thsir complaints
hare been deep, nos lssd. Bat this - oil
past. They wish to sssain grsater prof
cheney in the uss Of their ins.ruments~ To
secure this result it il absolutely necessary
that they hare . competent teacher. A
teacher must be paid-snd the members arc
not ambitious Of further drafts upon their
own pockets for this purpose. You know
what We nsan-shsn enough Of cireunloeu-
ton. To the poins-shs Fourth Of July 10
near at hand, and not to be behind our
neighbors, it il necessary that We should
have . little recreasion-of some kind !; .
picnic, dance, or something else enliv.ning.
The Band propose getting mp something Of
this sort, We are told. A rustic dance-a
supper
sonorons metal. breathing martial ssunds,p
etc., as an accompanimens-charges mode
rate, and profits iii any to belong to Band,
and to be applied to pay Of teacher, and
other necessary expenses incident to keep
ing up the said Band. Shall the Band be
encouraged? Patriotism and city pride say
yes--whas the material answer will be We
cannot say until We hear what response is
made to the proposition which will be made
in tangible form BY the Band, this week.
We cannot better celebrate the anniversary
Of American Independence, than BY giving
tho Band benefit "-and partaking in
return Of their good cheer.
rj-w. II. ALaT's Jeweiry Store is next door to
tho Pacific House--aIi work done In . eorkmcnitke
manner and WARRANTED.
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MASONIC.
The Grand Lodge Of A. F. & A. NJ. held
its seventeenth annual communication At
Burlington last week. One hundred and
thir, sen lodges were represented BY some
one hun dred and eighty delegates. The
Grand Secretary says the number Of Lodges
on the record Of the Grand Lodge 10 1856,
and their memb srship about $500. The
following are the o.acers elect Of the Grand
Lodge for the enscing year:
Hon. THOMAS II. 9Esrox.--Council Bluffs,
Grand Master.
Hon. VIZ. NJ. STONE, KEoxvil.s. 9. 5. w.
Josxrn. NJ. GRIrrlrHs, Des MONIES,
j. G. W.
E. STEWART Ellis, Davenport, G. Treas
urer. ..-
THEODORE S. PARvIS, Grand Secretary.
At the last stated communication of BluH
City Lodge, held at Masonic Hall in .Coun-
Gil Bluffs, on Saturday Juns I'd, officers for
the ensuing year, were duly elected, As fol-
lows:
l.. S. Hills, W. NJ.
II. c. Nrrr, s. W.
JONI BENNETT, j. W.
W. W. MAYNARD, Sec'y.
G. J. Fox, Treasurer.
s. II. Gao, S. d.
}. p. WILLIAMS, J. d.
P. A. WHEELER, Tyler.
rrGo 10 W. II. ALMys TO get your watch re-
paired. KsspkIa aeyv.es his especial attention TO
ibis department.