The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
NEW CASES.
K.IGg:s OF HONOR.
4 New Lodge Instituted at HOItOn
ana "A Good Time t.encra:Iy.

Last Saturday afternoon at four o'clock a
special train pulled out on the kRn-ss Cen
traI road for uoIton. sam Black was the
man who bore the coud actors badge and en-
gineer Patterson handled the throttle, while
Mclaughlin stood ready to fIre coal into the
bowels OF the neat little engine No. 4, which
was ON her trial trip after having been in the
repair shops for several days.
The passenger coach contained twenty-five
of a. joylaI gentlemen aS ever bought an ex
cursiou ticket. Vim. Small, Esq, was COM
missary when the majority was in his favor
AT roll call the following answered To THEN
names: FL v Hewitt, ID VI swan, ' Wur
dem al, Levi Clark, IL Parsons, & } by les, ii J
Rrusse Levi Churchill, James Cav, VIM
r1nRsuon, Eli LsIt,, j . IiulAn- WIN Leeper a,
Frank scott, W IL Car-on. ] Walters, W
eeler, + W Willard and Perry OF the
LINES.
one, for when at any time conversation
tagged, to the night or left could be seen the
pTetlie,t country that the eye could wish Tor,
and Tlcn as the sun rNer Nhonr OF. One
man of the party, while looking at the pen
ny coru and wheat stacks, inEoluL tarlly re-
marAed, "rhis - Gods Ouatry, isn't it:'
AT HoLToN.
On arriving at IL Dlton, a committee of citi-
zsus " re found waiting at the depot with
couveyancrs, ana the visitors were soon
SHRED through the streets OF one of The
prettiest lIlI- clti,s In Kansas, to the CITY
Hotel, kept by that prince of caterers, Mr.
rrer. There an eie- ant repast was found
ready, smoking not, and Tor nall an hOUr Tue
rattle of KNIVES, IorSs and spoons m tde mt
sic such a. only hungry man can Apr
ciate. Alter supper the visitors prOceedei 10
the hail where Jacs son Lodge h OF II. was
10 he Instituted On assembling, the Grand
Lodge WAS opened IN form, with tue follow
ing officers al Their proper stations:
n-puuv Grad Dictator, Samuel BLACK.
J W Wheeler, q ID.
EN- heSilh. Dept q ID.
VIM. small, ' u u
" N PInk>tOn. Il D.
VIM L-eper, Grand Chaplain
Levi Churchill. q u.
" Nurd. msn, q X.
WI Carson, u X.
Nv ilsrs, Grand Sentinel.
After the Grand Lodge was properly o.
esn,z d The candid les IN waiting were al
TniIiIz,. anc The new suboIdIrs ale loIse was
organized with the following III OF
CH.RTER MEMBERS.
Hollis Thicker. W n .yior, John o Myers
Sidney Hay den, ID villa :, ) feek,
I T.ror & & Free, n Wilson, Jones,
Moore. A scott, I Moore, II Lark
in, Louis Sarbsch, " IN Teer, Joe Subsch.
After the institution of the Lodge the fol-
lowing officers were elected and installed:
John Davis. Psst Dictator.
Ho lis Tucker, Dicrsor.
James II Lowell, Vice Dictator,
J. A. Scott, ASH -tant Dictator.
W. W. Naylor. Reporter.
4. z. Moore, Financial Reporter
john u Myers, Treasurer.
lrs l. later, Chai lain.
NJ. ii. Larkin. Guide.
sidney Hay den, Guardian.
L. Z Free, sentinel.
NJ b SmyUn, Medical Examiner.
Louis Sarbach, a. II. " llliams and ], II,
Wilson, trustees
AFTER 1T WAS oyTR
the rev members of the brotherhood took
the Grand Lode officers In hand and made
n PLEASANT for Them untll IL vas time to
leave for home ,snd when the last good nisht
was said before the omniDusses L. n The ho-
| tel, IL was with a hesrtins IS which Is ever
found in the breast Of a true msn.
| The train left Holton q few minutes after
one O'Clock, and arrived in lie wentworth at
$50, bringing back q party who Will, years
hence refer 70 the good time they enjoyed
during the Holton trip in 1879,