Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
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Industry Lodge No. IS expects to have Is new
names as Christmas gift
Allegheny Lodge No. "a is making extensive
arrangements to celebrate its anniversary.
District Deputy Grand Commander H. H.
Beringer. of Dubois. will be in attendance at
the reception.
District Deputy Grand Master Workman
Silas NJ Hathaway is infusing new life into
West Virginia members.
General Meade Legion No. l9, Allegheny
City, has settled down to business. ana intends
20 show up good record.
Center Avenue Lodge No. l24 has been
having overflow meetings and q movement is
now on foot for new quarters. --r
Grandview Lodge No. PIG on the Heighths
will hold one of its sociable gatherings Wednes-
day evening next in It's coy new hall.
Comrade E. d. Wilt has the sympathy of
many comrades and brother worknen in the
loss OF his daughter, who died recently.
John Spratt, of Union Lodge No Sc, will keep
Q watchful eye over one of the districts in Al
1egheny City. He is good man for the place.
Spartan Legion No. will initiate two candi-
dates tomorrow evening. and a cordial invita-
tion goes out to all member OF the order to at
send.
Lodge, A. o. U. W., has arrknged for a lecture
by Eli Perkins at Odd Fellows Hall, South
side, January l9.
Pittsburg Conclave No. 2O15 (Mogullians) in
stalled officers recently, and Jolly evening was
spent. Crosby Gray welded the maui In a
mastery manner.
Comrade John Doyle will be so wears of age
in few days. and is male and hearty, beng still
considered a first-class risk. May he live to see
many more happy days.
Welcome Lodge No. 6. of Wheeling, W. Va,
mad 10 applications at It's last meeting. 1t has
awakened from a long sleep and is being heard
from very frequently of late.
Pittsburg Lodge No. 20, the oldest lodee in
Allegheny county, is determined not TO be be-
hind IN procuring new members and feels con-
ndent Of success. 1t is hard at work.
The lodge at Johnstown was instituted Mon.
day evening last with flying colors, and is fine
one, being composed of the best men of the
place. Look out for good record from them.
Grand Vice Commander James H. Hamil-
ton of Bellevue Legion No. 81. was out hunt
ing during the week, and some tall stories will
be sprung at the next meeting of the above
legion.
Deputy GRAND Master Workman s. LOsmond
has a splendid charter list filing up AT Altoona
and in few days the lodge viii be instituted
AS hustler in getting new lodges Sam leads
1hem all. -.
ID, H. Shields. of the Missouri Grand Lodge
will be in town early in November to attend
the convention of the Fralernal Congress- of
which he is President. He has many acc uaint-
ances here VINO will be pleased to greet him.
C. W. Hutchinson. Recorder of Wilkins
Lodge No IA, WilkIasburg, reports that ludge
as entered in the race. and a list of 10 or Is ap-
plications on the way. rhe Aogulliaus must
have done them good. as they stirred them up
Or October q the twentv-second anniversary
Of the organization Of the Ancient Order of
United WurEmen, Grand Organizer S. l. Os-
mond, assisted by Past Grand Master Work
man Wlllian r. Ford, Grand Recorder ]. NJ.
GcNair, Grand Receiver o. X Gardner,
Grand Medical Examiner ]. c. Dunn and Past
Master Workman J. w. BassetL Instituted
9ohnstown Lodge No. 245 with Sc members. The
following officers were elected and Installed:
Past Master Workman. William A. Donaldson;
Master Workman. George A Hager; Fore
man. John II. Osborne; -Overseer, Ed T. Hoh-
mann: Recorder, N. z. Bennett; FinSncIer
Guide John I. Parks; l. w. Lemuel Griffith:
o. w, Z. S. Fink; Trustees, Peter A Cobauch'
Sol Reineman and Alexander s. Adair: Medi.
cal Examiner, DR.. W. Z. Matthews. The lodge
Is composed of some of the best citizens of
9ohnstown, and will make good record for
ltselt