The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24
ton during the next few weeks. At the
meeting Of the lodge on Monday one csndi-
date received initiation.


ton during the next few weeks. At the
meeting Of the lodge on Monday one canol-
date received initiation.
PATRIOTIC SONS.
The P. 0. S. of A. have biossomed out
and have now state camp the institutlon
OF which was contaminated on Thursday
| by National President HUH. particulars
OF which have already been published In
The HERALD. All the camps are working
and gaining new members continually, and
the Patriotic Daughters are not behind but
are abreast OF the times snd doing Won
i oers Tor so new an organization.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
The Sons of St. George held their reg
ular meeting last Wednesday evening at
the Temple of Honor hall. Owing to the
heat OF the weather and so many members
being out Of town the attendance was not
/ very large, but the 1--we members OF the
lodge attended to great deal Of business
and are determined to keep up the interest
OF the society. Two more proposals Tor
membership were attended 10, Charles A.
Brown and j. HazledIne, and both &c
cepted. The lodge stands in 8 better posi-
ton at present than it has ever done from
tne start, both financially and In regard TO
the number OF its members, who all seem
determined to keep up the reputation OF
the society by coming up like. true-born
! Brltons, they are paying up their
Liabilities to the lodge like honest men. Tbs
proposals for an excursion were left over
until the next meeting, which will take
place wednesday, August 3. Having re-
ceived no reply from either Couer de Leon
lodge, Ogden, or Beaconheld lodge, Park
| City, it will be lett TO the Trafalgar lodge
TO make their own arrangements, which
can be done at some future time indepen-
dent OF the other lodges. All members who
are IN town at the next lodge meeting are
requested TO try and attend, as there will
be several new members TO be initiated
showing as possible Tor the occasion as
well as endeavoring to keep up the reputa-
ton of the lodge.
A. o. U. W.
Temple Lodge No. Is held their regular
weekly meeting on last Monday evening
at the A. O. Z. w. hall There were
large number of visiting brethren in at
tendance TO witness the imitation of three
new candidates which joined that lodge on
that evening. Two new applications for
membership were received; the lodge is
growing fast. AT Salt Lake Valley Lodge
Nc. 12 on last Thursday night at their
meeting was most busy time for the
of1cers and members, two new members
WOAo lE4llbt6u anu Two QoW HppllCauOub
for membership were received by that
lodge. They also have five or six more
applicants ready to join. This lodge is
getting quite popular on account of the in
terest the members are taking in the work
and the talking the members do among
their friends. There is talk of an excur-
sion from Park City, Ogden and Salt Lake
lodges 20 go TO Garfield Beach on the 4th
OF August.
II. E. F. B. ASSOCIATION.
The Railway Employees Freternal Bene-
mt association, lately organized, is doing 8
good work. The object Of the order is for
social and financial benefit. All the rail-
way offices in the city are represented in
the lodge, which is ample proof Of the ad-
vantages OF the organization. The death
benefits are high, running from $500 to
So, COO
The meetings are held on the first and
third Fridays of each month. The officers
are: Past president. w. A. Robertson !;
president, w. p. p. St. Clair; vice prest-
dent, David Patterson; secretary, e. w.
Mack; treasurer, j. M. Brown; chaplain,
H F. Provine; conductor, L. q. Chance;
sentinel Mel Thompson. Trustees-J. A.
Reeves, a. Eurgens, j. r. Osborn. Medi-
cal examiner, DR.. Mclean. The lodge is
under the jurisdiction Of the supreme lodge
Of Kansas.