Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
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Brother John wamser is in New York.
Pottsville has sent in word that it is ready for
lodge.
Reading No. us will send ave members to
Louisville.
Brother Quincy A. Robinson will be in his
new quarters May L
Johnstown. Pa., Lodge benefited April 3 with
Rose Coghlan as the attraction.
Pittsburg Lodge No IL and McKeesport No.
lS6 will go together to Louisville.
Lock Haven, Pa, entertained the Napobs
Company in elegant style recently.
Chamhersburg Pa, wants a lodge, and can
have one as soon it sends in list of names.
Cincinnati No. s goes to Louisville by
steamer and will live on board of II while there.
Kittauning No. 2OS (that is to be) intends
having clubrooms in connection with the
lodge.
Brother George W. Rianhard will represent
hi lodge, Williamsport No 17S, at the Grand
Lodge,
Past Exalted Ruler William Wallace is able
10 be out again, having been laid uD with rheu-
matism.
Dr. W. c. Netting, OF FIndlay, has been ap-
pointed District Deputy for the Northern Ohio
district.
What's the matter with Greeusburgf Has
N. {. B. Hamm forgotten US, or is the list not
yet complete:
The newly elected Exalted Ruler Of Pittsburg
Lodge No. H. Wallace Cready, makes an eI-
cellelt officer.
There are nearly 20 new lodges under way.
most OF which will 60 in before the Grand
Lodge meeting
Brother Will E. English, Past Grand Exalted
Ruler, has been appointed Chaplain of Indian
apolis Lodge No. l2
The Elks of Youngstown are negotiating for
q lease OF the Tod mansion in that city tor
loCge headquarters.
Grand Secretary Allen o. Myers says he can
give any of the brothers the new ]. n. Hill
grip If they desire it.
The Elks of the Pittsburg Ball Club are
Messrs. Carroll, Hanlon, Reilly and Calvin.
May luck be with them.
Brother E NJ. Graves, ID. D., of Connecticut,
has been nominated for @. E. R No better
selection could be made.
The list is in for the lodge at Kittanning and
il will probably be organized about the first
week in May. Its number is 20S.
Some of the cities in Pennsylvania which will
soon have lodges of Elks are Harrisburg, York,
Pottsville Bradford ana Oil City.
Youngstown. New Castle, Greenville, But
leT, Sharon and Franklin Elks 90 TO Louisville
from Youngstown together, Sunday May IL.
Brother Robert johnson. Of Hartford No.
lS has engaged rooms for so delegates TO the
Louisville reunion. The East will be there.
Up to April Il. so lodges had made their an
nual reports to the Grand Secretary. The
the order.
District Deputy Borland goes to Hazleton
Tuesday to institute a new lodge, and will be
assisted in the work by members Of Philadel-
phia Lodge.
Brother Rudolph CHASER, of PittsburR No.
II, is one Of the Elks who takes pleasure in
lodge work and who are the mainstays of
every lodge.
District Deputy ]. B. Borland and Secretary
Z. ). Fairbrother, of Franklin Lodge No. Ito,
1THrTr raar~ ~ -,
Stopping at the Hotel Anderson.
Brother c. S. Bartram, District Deputy of
Minnesota. is for Brother Allen o. Myers re-
election for Grand Secretary because he thinks
he has made good and efficient officer and
deserves it.
ht in spite of unpleasant weather. A very
pretty feature was the presentation of an ele-
CANT rose TO each lady who entered the house
by ". F. Gallagher.
Exalted Ruler Wallace II. Cready, of Pitt s.
burg Lodge No, II, announced the appoinrive
officers as follows: Esquire, Rudolph CHASER;
Inside Guard, E W. Connolly; Chaplain, Rev.
Charles B. Scheurmann; Organist A. Z. Fogo.
Exalted Ruler Townley and the Worthy Sec
retary OF Mcheesport Lodge paid Pittsburg
Lodge visit last Thursday evening and after
the meeting they were entertained by the off,
GERS and brothers, who did not forget the II
O'Clock toast
The hotel accommodations at Louisville are
evidently going TO be inadequate for the crowd
that will be there the week of May H. as it is
already reported that it is now impossible to
secure rooms at the hotels That is the reason
lodges are going together and chartering Sleep
InE cars IN which TO live while there. The
Pullman Company furnishes a car and por-
ter at $40 per day.
By May the lodges will be in shape to fur
nsh definite information to the Louisville
brothers OF the numbers that may be expected.
The Grand Secretary has been to Chicago with
committee FROM Louisville and he urged on
the Central Traffic Association the justice and
Importance Of making a rate at least as low as
one fare for the round trip. This was prom
ised. and all lodges will be notified in due
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