The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-13

+ 4rSbe sftc&lulSHt.s ne IS never SO uADpV
as when he IS in uniform.
p. G. Vessels likes to see the boys en-
Joy themse selves. He is Introducing an
elastic band hat that conforms to the
shape aud size of every head. 1t Is hav-
ing great sale.
Z Jersey City Lodge members did little at
the last meeting but crack jokes and
swap chestnues. The main bulk OF the
talent, including Brothers Coghill, Nc
Donald and Lawson, participated in the
Peter McCree Clubs entertainment at
Roche's Hall
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
Deputy DeLargy was at Court Glen
woods last meeting.
Court Glenwood held meeting last
Monday night. but as most of the men,
bers are red hot politicians it was but
SHINY attended. Me and me hatu was
present, restless and uneasy and anxious
to get away. ssHe was working for a candi-
date.
Why don't somebody steal that cane
from Court GIenwood. It's becoming a
nuisance every meeting night.
Brother Clements tyou know, Sergeant
Major is daisy auditor. He can run up
column of figures like streak Of light
ming.
Court Congress is booming in great
shape. and In short time will make the
Court Columbia is getting stronger and
stronger at every meeting, and Chief
Ranger Delo is making every effort
Imaginable to help italong
High Secretary La PoiDte was among
the defeated candidates in the late cleo
ton. How's this Frankly
Brother Kern, of Court Columbia, never
tires Of telling stories, but he never dis
plays himself properly until he does the
artistic with piece of chalk.
VISITORS alarm at the portals of Court
Glenwood is always welcome. The boys
are never too tired too listen TO what a
member from another Court has to impart
Brother Traphagen is one of those who
seldom say anything. but myl don't he
think.
Court Glenwood's Bylaws will be ready
by next meeting Don't forget to be
there and get them.
Brother O'Meiia can now tell bat
from base hit and he has ceased calling
the catcher "tile heinders When the
Grand Court meets such decisions as these
will be heard:--s'I'l II fine the brother five
dollars for disputing the umpfre's decis-
bat, Out at home.s' Safe at frst.n
Foul, Get off the diamond. -
That was rousing entertainment that
Court Pride of the Hill gave. The chief
ranger need have no difficulty in select
ing a committee to arrange events of that
hiHtt IL euo lubuft dlteI Inc SUCCESS OF gne
last
THE Forester has surrendered the
ghost after brief existence. It was
feeble infant, and when La Grippe ar
rived it seized the weakling and 1t ex-
PRED. 1t was bucked to death by the
ORDERS irate ramsay some Of the mem
bers.
Brother Philibert, of Court Hoboken,
Is the gallant drum major of the Second
Regiment.
It is rumored that Brother OMelia is
to have another inning.
The failure to return Secretary La
Point, of the State Court, indicates that
his court does not appreciate the high
honor conferred on one of its members,
or was 1t FRANKS wish to dodge serving
another term. He has been attentive
and has done we'll, but it is hard work
with little reward
Brother Mcclure, of Court Emmett, is
being urged by his friends to accept an
office when the State Court meets. He is
competent and obhging.
II the Foresters In this county voted
one way what a majority ''our cnndi-
date would receive.
Brother Miles McCarrou. it is alleged.
voted for Black for Mayor
Brother Charles Hughes is now bossing
the pressrooms of the big dailies in New
York. He is the agent of the American
News Company, corporation that is
feared. and when he enters he receives
immediate attention.
When the roll of county and city
officials is called the Foresters can occa-
sionally say HAh there. Brother"
Court Harsimus is whooping it up in
great shape.
The bali of Court Stevens was a hum
mer