The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-10
AMONG THE LODGES.

visiting all the lodges SO far as practi-
cable throughout the State with view
OF raising funds for the proposed Odd
Fellows home. lie is meeting with con-
siderable success, and is confident the
scheme will be carried out. He saws
ono lodge has promised to give a lot and
building costing $4,000 If tho grand
lodge would consent to place the build
ing at that place. He has not vet made
known what lodge made the offer.
MN
of Lakeland Lodge, No. 100, A. +. and
a. NJ, will be held Tuesday night.
Several applications will be acted upon
and considerable routine business will
be transacted.
Peasants Lodge, No. 90, A. l.. and
a. NJ, held called communication
Monday night, and conferred the degree
OF entered apprentice on one candi.
date.
Roanoke Castle, No. 1, A. o. X. of the
nj. c., installed officers on Friday night.
j. M. keisteT, who has been a member
since the lodge was instituted, was IL
stalled sir knight commander. DR.. G.
Is. Vogel, deputy supreme commander,
performed the official act.
AS A. Bening and DR.. Il. d. Downey
were going down tho steps from tho
wigwam of the Red Men Friday night,
they discovered two mon in the street.
ono apparently holding the other up,
who was suffering great pain. Tho
wounded man said his name was Fur
rell, and that he had been thrown from
horse. He was carried into a secret
resort of the Red Men and there his
shoulder, which had been dislocated, was
pulled into place. The Reds know how
to caro- for the wounded.
Magic City Encampment, No. SO, 10.
o. F., installed it's officers Tuesday
night. Grand Marshall a Bening, of
the grand encampment of Virginia, per-
formed the ceremony. No degree work
was done, but several applications were
acted upon and the encampment will
have plenty to do next meeting night.
The past week has been full of in
stallments. Every night this week
from one to three lodges installed
officers. This work being over the new
officers will settle down to work and
Will probably make strong efforts to get
ahead of their predecessors.
William e. Granger, past great sachcm
of the Red Men in Virginia, was given
hearty reception by lIiawatha tribe on
Monday night. The wigwam was
crowded with members and the council
fire burned bright. The warriors sat
around smoking the peace pipe.until one
OF the braves announced that the big
chief was in the forest. Justowhat the
ceremony was THE TIMES reporter did
n lnor 6n
seal ped by ono of the pow vows for get
ting lost in tho forest and running up
against the wigwam. Tho past great
sachem was right royalty received, and
eXeInplified the work.
s.sS
c. c. Wheat, of Staunton. grand mas
ter of Odd Fellows in Virginia, will visit
Mountain Dale Lodge. No. 40, I. o. o.
T., Thursday night. He will visit Sa.
lem Lodge, No. 100, Tuesday night, and
will probably follow up with other
lodges during his "Trip.
Wahoo Tribe, No. g., Improved Order
of Red Men, installed their officers on
Friday night. Deputy Great Sachem A.
Bening performed the ceremony, and was
assisted by DR.. b. d. Downey, deputy
great sachem of Hiawatha Tribe.
The officers of Mountain Dale Lodge,
No. 40 l. o. o. f.. were installed Thurs.
day night in the presence of large
membership. A. Bening, grand war
den of the grand lodge of Virginia,
Installed the officers in very accepta-
BILE manner.
b. Il. Childress, the new noble grand
OF Mountain Dale Lodge No. 40, will
make a good officer. He is cool. DELHI
crate and cautious, and fair on all qucs-
tions.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
A list OF letters remaining in the postoficc at
Roanoke, Va. for the week ending January Q,
1892.
CENTLEMEN's LIST.
Abingdon, John Lcvie, Ash.
Anderson, Robt. Lightner. Geo. S.
Brown, Howard. Lipson, VIII.
Brown,J. w. and w H. Laync, John q.
Baird, X. A. Lawson, j. e.
cowling, r. r. Lackcy. F.H
Coon, Squire. Liilya, Old.
Coleman. f. S. Morris John
Danes, Henry Mohoran. Walter
Davis Nose. Mcdonald, F. A.
Dcvin, John N. Moore, Arlenda
Uoolcy, Thomas l.. Mack, Raleigh
Ellison, John W. Owen ThOs