Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-13
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On Saturday evening Elk Grove was en-
livened by the visit of delegation of some
twenty members from Sacramento and
Sunset Parlors, of the Native Sons of the
Golden West, of this city, acting as an
escort to Grand President j. A Steinbach,
Grand Secretary Henry Lunstedt, and F. d.
RYAN, d. D. G. r., who went for the pur-
pose of instituting and organizing Elk
Grove Parlor, No. Al. The visitors were
received upon their arrival by DR.. Chas. H.
Powers, President-elect, who escorted them
to their hall, where the ceremonies were to
be held, and there in waiting were found
the following-namedg gentlemen comprising
the new Parlor Charles Stevens, viii
Belcher, George b. Ross, c. Ross, Edward
Wells. D. \. Roder, VIM. Sims, J. j.
Mitchell. VIII. j. Elder, Frank NJ. Bond,
r. J. Stevens, b. V. Hoover, Charles V.
Graham, James Graham, Frank Graham,
f. NJ. Coons, Albert Bond. Robert Argan,
Ninson Coons, DR. Charles II. Powers. &.
B. Anderson, J. w. Anderson, Albert
Korn Z. r. Polhemus, f. B. Walton, C. F.
Bandy, W. w. Maitland, |. L. Freeman, A.
Wilder, Eben 3. Owen, Harvey Owen,
VIII Utter.
The meeting was then called to order by
u. u. ". lain -. IANdIl, WHO DTltiiN
stated its objects and appointed R. T. Dew
lin, Junior Past President, W A Gett, F. V.
p, Ernest Erauw, Marshal, and H. w.
Taylor and l.. g. Dickman Sentinels, to
assist in the instituting ceremonies.
After the members had been duly mi
tiated Grand President Steinbach and Grand
Secretary Lunstedt proceeded to install the
officers. viz: Junior Past President, James
Graham; President, Dr. c. H. Powers :;
First Vice-President, Ebcu Owen; Second
Vice President, \. Coons Third Vice
President, VIII Utter; Recording Secre-
tary, Frank Graham Financial Secretary
F. j. Walton; Treasurer, IL. Freeman,
Jr Marshal, f. NJ. Coons; Surgeon, Dr.
Charles II. Powers: Trustees, J. w Ander-
son, c. =. Bandy, +. NJ. Bond.
After the conclusion of the instituting
ceremonies, and the Parlor had been duly
organized, the President, DR.. Chas H.
Powers, kindly thanked the visiting mem
bers for their assistance and then an
nounced that the Native Daughters had
prepared banquet in honor of the event
and as n compliment TO the Grand officers
and visiting members All repaired to the
Toronto Hall, where an interesting spec
tacle presented itself Two long tables had
been spread, running the entire length of
the hall, heavily laden with choice viands
and all the delicacies of the season, which
the members sat down and did ample
Justice to. All were loud in their praise of
the manner in which the Native Daughters
had prepared the feast Afterwards the
tables were cleared and an hour was devoted
to addresses, and responses to toasts, by
Grand President Steinbach. Grand Secre-
tary Lunstedt, Frank ID. Ryan, W A. Gett,
r. r. Deviin, DR.. Chas. Powers, II. w.
Taylor, n. Coons, and Eben. Il. Owen.
During the evening the Misses Mcconnell
and Miss Cora Utter favored those assem-
bled with several choice vocal selections,
and as the hour OF midnight approached
the visitors rendered their thanks to the
Native Daughters for the couFtesies extend
ell. Miss Polhemus, Chairman of the Com
mttee of Arrangements, made a neat and
appropriate response.
The Young ladies composing the com
mittee spoken of were the Misses Polhemus,
Mcconnell, Utter, Richards, Simms, Doty,
Lynn and Graham.
REPUBLICAN RALLY At FRASKLIN-The
Republican candidates or the county ticket
are making a thorough canvass Of the
county, and everywhere are holding excel
lent meetings. So far in the canvass they
have been assisted by Elwood Bruner.
Their meeting at Franklin Saturday night
was one Of the largest ever held in that
village. II was organized by the election
of a. Kloss. Chairman, and 0.P. Emerson,
Secretary The speakers were II. L: Buck
ley, Elwood Bruner. Dwight Hollister, }.
w Wilson, F. II. Russell, J. II. Miller,
George Kuchler VIM. B. Hamilton and J.
Frank Clark.
THE STATE GRAxGE-The State Grange
of California, which was in session in this
city all of last week, completed its labors
and adjourned sine die Saturday. The
last day of the session was devoted to dis
cussion of the affairs of the California
Patron, hearing the final reports of COM
mittees and other routine business. They
decided to hold the next session of the State
Grange in Oakland. beginning on the first
Tuesday in October, 1885.
Successful APPLIcASTs.-At the exami-
nation of applicants for teachers certifi-
Gates, which closed on Saturday last, the
/ following named individuals were success
full; First grade, Misses Millie Never.
Emma kleinsorge, Jennie Powers. See
ond grade, Misses Ella Jones, Lille Kaiser,
Allie Young and Mrs. Elizabeth Brown.
SPECIAL and extraordinary values are Of
fered in blankets this week. The assert
ment will be best to-day Red House.
RUBBER boots and overshoes Rubber
coats and vests at Red House