The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-04

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Odd Fellows ut Friday Harbor.
FRIDAY HARBoR, Dec. a-lspeciaL Mount
Dallas lodge of Oit Fellows will dedicate their
new hall December q Neighboring lodges
from whstcom. Anacortes, Fsirhaven, Port
Townsend and East Sound have been invited
and are expected to participate. The nedieatory
services will be followed by grand ball
knights Of Pythias.
On Wednesday evening Brig Gen. II. Al Bige-
low. Judge Advocate General E. p. Edsen. Col.
NJ. d. Smith, major generals staff; Col. O. o.
Denny. brigade staff Lieut. Col. J. N. Hayes,
First regiment; Qlartermsster r. J. Reardon.
First regiment; Liouts Nils Anderson and Hugo
sietteBgrcn, of Rainier Division, No. Is, aud
Grand Chancellor Fred w. Agate, OF Ellensburg,
officially visited the Tacoma divisions of the
Uniform rank. very pleasant time was had
and number OF good speeches were made.
The affair wound up with an oyster supper
Rainier Division. No. Is. met last night and
initiated two men. A number of applications
were received. Among these was that OF that
old Pythian, William Kierski, whose applica-
ton was received with thusiasm.
Governor-elect John II. McGraw is an old
Pythian, ard is a past chancellor OF this state.
movement is now on foot 10 have the whole
First brigade attend his Inauguration In full
uniform.
The election in Queen City Lodge. No. 10. came
off according to nominations published las.
week, except for trustee, TO which post DR..
Everett G.. Johnson was chosen This lodge has
appointed d committee to confer with other
lodges on the project of q grand anniversary
bali to be given February 10
Seattle Lodge, No. 81, elected officers On We'd
nesday. as foilows: c. C., A. II. Valentine; V.
c., J. E. Llley; r., n. Porter; X. X. &. s., III.
Glib; NJ E., Nathan Beman; NJ. F., J. J. knott;
Master-at-Arms, g. 6. Griffin; trustee, F. A.
Twicheli.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. II, will on Friday
next confer the Page rank on five candidates
and confer the Esquire rank on the same by
special dispcnsation.
On Thursday evening Unity Lodge, No 60 met
and elected officers for the ensuing term a. fol-
lows: c. C., III. l.. Smith, V. G., James A. Rob-
bins, p, II. \. Swartwood; K. OF r. and g, c.
b. Howard NJ. OF Ex.. J. NJ. Bemiss; II. of F..
J. X. Lonsway; II. at A.. James s Towle; !. G.,
J. Mitchell; .. g., James Dyer; Dr.. j. II.
Rooms, medical examiner. Trustees. regular
term c. c. Migrath: to fill vacancy, John Kill.
Unity lodge has decided to remain permanently
in Walia Walls addition.
At the last regular communication of West
Seattle Lodge. No. "a. the following officers were
elected for the coming term: C. C. Payson. C.
c.; W. McFarlane, V. c.; B. NJ. Thomas, P; J. d.
Niece. X. of r. and s.; William Hipson, n. of
F.; ". F. Ramine, NJ. of Ex.: G. A. Ballard, NJ.
at A. The lodge is prospecting and will extend
cordial invitation to all visiting brothers.
Columbias Laurel Lodge, No 76 X. OF P, met
on Wednesday evening. November 80, in their
Castle hall and elected officers for the ensuing
term. They are: Joshua Sullivan, chancellor
commander; c. r. Hepler, vice chancellor; J.
&. Huf, prelate; A. II. Hepler, master arms:
J. A. kelso, master of finance: E. Voland.
master of exehequer; E. n. Caldwell, keeper of
record and seal; John Johnson, inner guard;
Fred Bond, outer guard; Z. L. Hepler, trustee
Ancient Order Foresters OF America.
The regular meeting of Court Enterprise, No.
1852, Thursday evening. was the largest, the
most enthusiastic and interesting yet held by
this thriving court. Delegates were present
from four courts in neighboring towns viz: Dr.
n. s. McCready, OF Snohomish: james Dunn, of
Tacoma; S. ii. James, of Carbonado, and r. "
Clark, OF Everett. Over 100 members OF Court
Enterprise were present. S.ven members were
initiated and nine applications for membership
were received and acted upon. Speeches were
made by the visiting brethren, expressing
themselves in favor of making application as
soon as possible for Grand Court in this state.
Everything seems favorable at present, and the
Grand Court OF Washington will undoubtedly
be instituted early in January. 1893, with head
quarters in this city.
p. J. Whitman. deputy grand chief ranger for