Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
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KNIGHTS OF rYrHIAa


KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
Stems ooking to the formation OF UNI.
formed Rank At Bridgeport, o.. have been
,sk.p. The fine appearance made BY
Ceuf De Lion Division, of this clay, seams
TO have slightly shamed our Buckeye
brethren, hence this brscing up.
The lodge at MARITIME Ferry is talking OF
giving dramatic entertainments an early
day for the purpose Of replsnishins It's sx-
che9uer. c,
berland, last week, is having a regular
boom. But one regular meeting has oeen
had since the institution, ana some twenty
applications for membership have oeen re-
ceiyed. Let the good work go on.
Black Prince Lodge No. 10 held their
regular weekly meeting last night and con,
ferred the Second and Amplihed Third
degrees. Much other private business was
transacted Xr
On next Wednesday. evening Mystic
lodge, of Elm Grove, will confer the taSe
Rank upon two candidates: Inc memoers
of Mystic seem to be fully alive TO the
times. and are scooping in new members
right lively. That's good, boys.
ing Endowment Section No. 424 will re-
ceiye and initiate one new candidate. NO.
424 is the only Section IN
this vicinity, and is fourishing finely.
The membership is upward OF 2Oo:
Mystic lodge, of Elm Grove, will confer
the Third Rank next "Wednesday on one
candidate.
On the 10Th of January next Mystic
lodge, of Elm Grove, will celebrate Its
seventh anniversary. Already the men,
bers are making extensive preparations
| for the event, and are actively at work up.
| on various details which will certainly
crown their efforts with success. On that
evening public installation OF officers
will take place, after which an oyster sup
| per and dancing will be the chief features
Many brethren Of the various city lodges
will assist in the exercises, and the public
generally are invited.
We received last week an invitation TO
| be present at the regular meeting OF the
| lodge at GAINESVILLE, o., but owing to other
| appointments, were compelled to decline.
| The meeting was an unusually interesting
| one-the various Ranks, three in number
| being conferred upon quite number OF
candidates. The Order in that vicinity
seems to have struck popular vein, as isev.
| idenced by the nightly additions to the rol:
| OF members We trust the work so we'll
begun may continue.
| a doubt seems to exist although why it
is is not apparent, in reference to the time
| which must necessarily elapse between an
| applicants rejection and the renewal OF his
application for initiation, and upon this
| point we have received one or two letters
| from the interior of the State. The time
| which must expire is, according to the Su.
| preme Laws, six months.
| CA. r.
The "Color Guard was presented at the
| Town Hall, at Fairview, Hancock county,
| OIL last Wednesday evening, under the
| auspices of the g. A. X, of East Liverpool
| The entire cast was filled by amat. urs, with
| the exception of the role Of Dutch come
dian, which was filled by w. NJ. Curtis
! " of fun. The military display, the drill
ing of soldiers, camp life and two battles
were interesting features OF the play, and
| revived old war scenes. The play, taken
| altogether, was well received.
| Post No. SO, Spencer, Ind, has gone to
| work in earnest in raising soldiers monu-
ment They have organized Monumen.
tai Association and adopted o constitution.
| The officers are: Captain w. 4. Dilte.
| General T. A. Mcknight, Vice President;
| N. d. Cox, Fourteenth Indiana, Secretary;
| Captain ID. +. Beeim, Fourteenth Indiana,
| Treasurer, and S. II. Mathes, Fifteenth In.
diana. Riverside Cemetery, at Spencer,
has donated lot.
| Commander-in-C Chief General Paul Van
deryoorts advent into the Department OF
Indiana was one uninterrupted ovation,
partaking more Of the character OF con:
Of secret organzation. Comrad i Sc" Of the
Grand Army, ex-soldiers, citizens, ladies,
all fiocking to do him honor. He was ac-
companied by. Department Commander
General J. A. Carnahan and Captain Bob
Emmett and others. They met magnificent
receptions from Post S. Richmond; Geo.
II. Thomas, No. IL, Indianapolis; Post 40,
Fort Wayne; Anten Post No. 8, South
| Bend; Pest 3. Lafayette: and when General
Vanderyoort reached Madison, Indiana, on
the 9th inst, to meet the Comrades OF
Alois Q. Bachman Post, No. %, 1t partook
more OF a national character.
Smithtield, Jefferson county, o., is to
have q G. A. r. Post.
At a meeting OF Thohurn Post, G. A. R.,
at Martins Ferry, on Wednesday evening
last, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Commander. VIM. Orr;
Senior Vice Commander, Capt VIM.
Orr; Junior Vice Commander, Elijah Nor
gam Surgeon, DR.. s. B. Webb; Chaplain,
| w. II. Hobbs; Quartermaster, Col. w. s.
| Meek; Officer OF the Day, Jerry Ebbert;
Officer OF Guard, John Brown; Delegates to
| Department OF Encampment, M. r. Smi-
| ley and w. S. Meek; Alternates; 8. r.
| Dean and George Chessel Trustees, A. NJ.
Shipman, Stephen Hopkins and Col. G. 4.
| Irwin.
Thoburn Post has q membership OF eigh.
| ty.fiye, and will likely be one hundred by
| New Years. Three members were received
last wednesday evening. The Post In
| an excellent condition.
Wheeling has not one Grand Army
Post Aeyful, Bellaire, Martins Ferry,
bridgeport, st. Clairsyille have good
Posts, and even one Is to be instituted at
Wheeling.
spangler Post, G. A. R, OF BeIlaire. has
made arrangements to produce q stirring
during the holidays. With one exception
the cast will be composed OF home talent,
| visit
Branum Post, G. A. r., of Bridgeport,
elected the following officers last Tuesday
evening: C., Samuel Martin; s. V. c.,
Robert Gifen; J. ", Andrew Wallace;
Y NJ, VIM, Alexander; Surgeon, J. N.
Todd; Chaplain, George Kryter; O. D.,
Samuel BUGGY, and o. G.. John George.
Meade Post, No. o, g. A. r., of Fairmont,
elected the following officers last Satur.
day: L. a. Fleming. Commander; T. NJ.
Fleming, B. V, Commander; J. w. Shroyer,
J. V: Commander; Eli Musgrave, Quarter.
master; J. II. Brownfield, Surgeon; N. G.
Cochran, Chaplain; r. G. burlington, on.
Ger OF the Day; g: K. Watts, Officer OF the
Guard; 7. c. Miller, Adjutant.
MASONIC.
The sensation OF the past week in Ma
low Weed exposure"
Nelson Lodge No. 30, on the 14th of the
present month, will elect new officers.
This month closes the term of Office for
the several officers in the various lodges,
and in all cases they have proven them.
selves selves worthy the confidence reposed in
and arduous work. We trust their succes.
sors in office may be equally successful In
gaming the confidence reposed By their
brethren in their predecessors.
Inc work OF the A.. A., Rite in Cincin-
nau is progressing with more than usual
int a.