The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-12
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Ritzvlle-No. So, n. B. Mcleod.
Fall City-No. 50, Oren Baxter.
Auhurn-Falley, No. 60. John WoodtoG.
North Yakina-Progress. No 81, ". D. Walker.
Orting-No. 6s J. C. Taylor.
Davenport-No. 81, d. NJ. Glasgow.
Tacoma-Steuben, No. e.. Moritz Hellinger.
Freeport-Cowiitz, No. Sc, CD. Dayalt
Centralia-No. O., Z. B. Focte.
Seattle-Fraternity, No. Us. +. N. Little.
Gilman-No. Co. C. Darst
Medical Lake-Ssanley, No. 20, Stanley Hail.
Linden-No. II. AL Drake.
Port Angeles-Clallam, No. -. A. n. Taylor.
Waverly-Altruist. No. IS, c. A. 10y.
No. H--John Leffet
Buckley-So. IS, ". D. Ryan.
Iatah--No IS, l. II. Thayer
willapa City-Wulapa. No. Il, Forrest L
Putney.
Tekoa-No. rs, O. c. Truax.
Fairhaven-No. IS. c. l. Erwin.
Biaine-No. so, J. A. Staver
seattle-Mystic. No. 81. W. F. Henderson.
Port Angeies-Home, No. 50, W. w. Maltby.
Toledo-G. II. Boyles.
Reardon-No. 81, w. II. Cops.
sumas City--Sumas, No S. franklin Haworth.
Fremout-No. sc, George w. Keaton.
Seattle-LaAe Washington. No. 81, William B.
Sharp.
East sound-Mount Constitution, No. s.. c. F.
Burroughs.
Tacoma-East Tacoma, No 50. L. c. Moore.
Uniontown-Star, No. 80. Jonathan Palmer.
st. John-No. 81, G. w. Dawson.
La Center-No. 81. John X. Gather.
Fern Hill-No. 3d. H. S. Patton.
Auacortes-No 81. q. W. Shannon.
Friday Harbor-Mount Dallas. No. IS. c. L
Carter.
Edmonds-No 96. A. NJ Pri,chard.
LewisvilIe-No. 81. a. NJ. Baker
Tacoma-Columbia, No. 9s. II. I. Lincoln.
Pine City-No %, I. A. Swain.
Balard-Salmon Bay, No. 100, II. ". CurtisA
kalamaNo. 10l, james Smith.
Seat;le-GermauIa. No. l0,, d. Rohlfs.
spokane-Mount Carlton, No. l0S, John NJ
Ellis
Masysville-Ebey, No. ,oi. II. B, Myers
Ocosta-No. 1o5 Marcus Nodue.
Avon-No. lee, Fred S. Wiles.
Coupeville-Glenwood, No. l07, Joseph Good
win.
Roselie-No. ITO, NJ H. West.
Observation-Disclosures, No. III, J. s. Donohoe
RonaiG-Lake Valley, No. liz, James McGavin.
Little Fails-No. ll3. Chris Neiman.
Co!ton-No. ia, Z. p. McCalium.
Clallam-Dayi0, No. lis. I. f. Peterson.
Snohomish- Gem City, No. li6. l.. II. Coon.
Buriington-No. 11s. T. II. Look.
Whatcom-North Star, No. 10. Charles E. Nc
Intosh
Walia Walla-Trinity. No. lal. julius A. Levy
Everett-No 122, c. s Perrin.
Tacoma-Od;n. No. 1913. NJ B. Crane.
Bothell-No. I2i. Charles W. Latham
Port Biakeley-Evergreen, No. 126. F. H. Coy.
Arlington-No 127, James Randall.
Bay View-No. 12s, J. c. Stitt.
Amboy-Tunitum, No. 80, George Z. Roper.
Vancouver-Coyenant, No. Isl, William
Rauck.
Enunclaw-No. 49,, r. II. Battersley.
Satsop-Monitor, No. 1885, C. l. Wensell.
spokane-Imperial, No. 1884, J. G. Davis.
Dayton-Aki, No. 100, w. A. Newman.
Before adjourning the Rebekahs elected
the following officers:
President-Mrs Lucy T.. Cooling, of Seattle.
Vice president-Mrs. May lothian, OF Sprague
secretaTy-Mrs. Anna Hathaway, eli Van
couver.
WardeuMrs Emma Vincent, of Ellensburg.
Conductress-Mrs. Mary Forrest, of Chehalis
Chaplain-Mrs. Maggie Butler, OF North
Yakima.
Inside guard-Mrs Louise Bush, of A berdeen.
Outside guard-Mrs Emma Montgomery, of
Watsburg.