The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-24
the climax, there being a combination
Of each disagreeable element.

of St. Louis we're the competitors in
the drill, and both cantons did fine
work, and which Was highly appre-
ciated by those present. The former
was under command of Capt. X. A
Spears and the latter under Capt. c.
H. Ray.
The first prize OF 5000 was awarded
to the Joplin canton. and the sec md
of $50 to the Mound City's. War.
rensburg lodge, for the largest attend
ance, was awarded the s135 organ.
AT THE OPERA House.
A very large audience assembled at
the Opera house last night, notwith.
standing the weather, to enjoy the
exercises, the following being the pro-
gramme:
Opening prayer by Chaplain ]. 7.
COwan.
Opening Ode, ACCOMPANIED by the
band. to the air oil what Friend
We Have in jesus"
Address OF welcome by Chas. E.
Yeater.
Responses ny W. Maring. ce-grand
master and Mrs. j. L. Hafford, presi-
dent Rebek ah order.
Music BY the military band.
Awarding OF prizes.
Addresses by w. M.ring, deputy
grand mss.er, and T. B. hike. grand
lecturer.
Vocal selections by Georgs c. Hoa-
man.
Closing ode. accompanied by mill
tary tand
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.
TIE convention of the Daughter.
of Rebekah we're in session this morn
iug and transacted considerable bust
ness of importance t, the order.
Among other things was the election
of the following officers:
President-Mrs. Hafiord. of Ma
riOnville.
Vice-Pre.ident-Mrs. Poundstone.
Secre,sry-Miss Cora Wack. Of
Salisbury.
Treasurer Mrs. Gimm, of Tren.
ton.
The convention is still in session,
but will conclude its work this even
ing.
THE PUBLIC EXERCISES
are at an end. Tonight the famous
Trenton degree staff, the fines: in The
United States, will practice the drill
and demonstrate the work, at ArmOry
Hall. which has been arranged especi-
ally for the purpose. Only Odd Eel
lows in good st 'nding will be admit
ted to this.
The Trenton staff arrived from their
home on the noon train. and Comprise
the following named gentlemen
H. S. Caroes, !. r. Conrads, G.
7. Tensen. e. A. Conrads, J. A
GilooIy. F. l. Hudson, H. I. Carne:,
A. H. Burkholder. B G. Nichols. J.
E. Carer. B. Fl. Smith, w. P. Fol.
kerson, F. ID. DE- Bold, G. A. Foster.
W. Mcdaniel, H. j. Hughes, Geo.
Hall, c. L. Berry, s. G. Hanna, w.
6. Fowler, L. Collier, Frauk Lax,
WIN. BrantDer, S W. Brandon, W.
NJ Maxwell, P. g. Stepp. W. H.
Watkins. j. A. Weaver. F. VI. Rev.
nolds. G. +. Cooter, John Proctor.
THURSDAY.
As il in tantalizing spirit Just as |
the visit of the Odd Fellows is draw.
ing 10 a close-the weather to-day |
showed absolute reformation, and is i,
oil that could be desired.
At the Armory hall last night. |
Messrs. Samuel Fuller and Lucas
we're put through the four necessary
degrees Of the subordinate lodge, in
The presence Of the grand lodge dele.
gates, a number of the Daughters of
Rebeksh and members of the local
lodges. The exercises we're under the
auspices of the famous Trenton degree /
staff, Of whom some thirty members
arrived yesterday for this especial
purpose.
AT the R-bekah floor contes.-drrll. /
Adelaide Lodge No. %. OF Carter.
vile, WAS successful in securing The
$50 pr;zo. |
BUSINESS THIS lRNING.
AT this mornings session. 7. B.
sixey was reelected grand lecturer. +:
The amendment to the constitution
at the last session by Rep
I sentative Philips was adopted.
The bonds of the grand treasurer
md grand secretary were presented
nd approved. Il
A number of committees reported
his morning, on which action will be
AIKEN this evening. |.