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The Lamar register., 1893-11-18

Mr. l.. L. Matthews, the popular
clerk and stalwart republican, had the
largest majority of any candidate on
either ticket.
Heaton's novelty store is the cheap
est place on earth to buy goods. More
than 300 useful articles at less than
half the usual prices. Call and see
what we have to offer whether yon buy
or rot. Something new every week.
On Tuesday work will commence
upon repairs needed on the Prince
reservoir. These repairs will be
made from the 1894 assessments. 1t
will give the farmers chance to pay
in work their assessments for next
year.
On Monday the case of the People
against Frank Lee, which was set
for preliminary hearing on that date,
was called by Justice Deeter and the
prosecuting witness and the prose
cutting attorney, G. W. Butler, not
appearing, the case was dismissed at
the expense of the county,
The putting in type of the delin-
quent tax list has delayed this issue
somewhat. The list is a lengthy one
but no more so than those of the
other counties of the state. Mr.. Pike
held the sale off as long as possible
in order to give the taxpayers all the
time he could in which to make their
payments.
"A number of the neighbors and
Immediate friends of Mrs. Mary A
Bowen dropped in upon her at her
residence Wednesday evening to as
sist her in celebrating her 9th birth
day. A very pleasant evening was
passed. Those present were Mrs W.
B. Barker, Mrs. Jane Anderson, Mrs.
Isaac Dewitt, Miss Ala Dewitt, Mr..
and Mrs. T. l.. Denny, Miss Belle
Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Martin,
Mrs. A. j. Hasty, Mrs. Stephen
Brown, Mrs. G. d. Ford, Mrs. j. Pat
ton, Mrs. S. A. Richardson and Mrs.
q. G. Hess.
# The official count Of the vote of
this county has been made. 1t com
menced on Saturday last and was
unfinished owing to the irregularities
in some of the returns. On Wednes-
day it was resumed and finished
The board consisted of Justices of
the Peace r. j. koonce, of Granada,
e. H Frybarger, of Carlton, and
County Clerk Underwood. The of
fetal maiorities are as follows: Hig-
bee 81, Underwood ~, Hagerman 63,
Lee 81, Pike 10, Feast %, Barnes s,
Williams %, and Manvel 10. Mr.
Deeter received 50 votes and Wood
cock 80. Miss Mace received to-
tai in the county of rs votes and Mr..
Palmer 53. There was lS3 votes
cast for the, amendment and 90
against. 1r,.s a. At[7SaCt
r There has been strong desire to
have kindergarten department in
the public school here. In order to
get the sentiment of the people upon
the matter separate box was pre-
pared, for the election last spring,
and ballots prepared for and against
the school. 1t carried almost unani-
mously, but two votes beng regis.
tered against it The board
has since been in correspondence
with the school department of the
state about teacher, but has until
recently been unable to secure one.
A teacher has now been engaged,
and the school will be opened about
tIo Naf nopap,har rln
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LOCALS.

LOCALS.
Several young ladies have ordered
= bicycles.
C. C. Goodale was in La Junta on
Thursday.
Mrs. Hotel has returned from her
eastern trip,
DR.. Dickson was up from Grana-
da on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Jones have re
turned from the east.
o. G. Hess was in Cheyenne this
week on legal business. =
Sheriff Hagerman came up
from Granada on Thursday.
Monday, November l3, to the
wife of j. I. Lawless, boy.
The band has been giving the town
some excellent open air concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Reynolds have
returned from their visit to the
Worlds Fair.
A bright new stock of goods at
SIXTY cents on the dollar defes com
petion. S. MoRRIs IRWIN & Co.
Happy and content is bride with "The Ro-.
CHESTER she lives in the light of the morning.
To learn ,rr,s Roeaesser Lanp Co. Ne. ork.
The commissioners are in session
today for the purpose of settling the
bills made necessary by the late cleo
ton
The elocutionary entertainment at
the NJ. Z. Church Monday evening
netted about SO for the school Ii
brary.
There has been an abundance of
water in the Henry ditch since the
9th. with prospect of plenty dur
ing the fall.
The ladies' aid society spent the
day Wednesday at the residence OF
Mrs. D. E. Cooper. There was a
large attendance.
NJ. Strain, NJ. L. Conwell, Z. L,
/Koen and Sam Faulkner have new
bicycles. They bought of E. NJ
Slater Mr.. Slater is agent for the
Victor.
Land patents have been received
for the following persons: james W.
Parker. John Trada, Laura F. Hun
ter, William Grismer, Fred Rausch
and Charles F. Hoag.
David Downer returned TO the old
homestead on Monday from Arizona.
His friends are urging him to write
a book of travel, and illustrate it
with his ready pencil
Mr.. Crawford, county superinten-
dent, informs the REGISTER that all
the schools of the county are in a
prosperous condition. He compli-
ments teachers and pupils for the in
terest taken and the progress being
made.
A S. Thompson and Frank Mil
burn, who We're injured through mis-
taken identity at Granada recently,
come to Lamar Tuesday evening in
order to get better medical treatment
They are both stopping at the resi-
dence of A. B. Stewart
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Trade for Calves.

/ have few fine pigs | will trade
for calves. c. &. GOODALE
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Joint Public Installation of Three
Orders-The Masons' Meeting.

The Grand Army OF the Republic, Women g
Relief Corps and the NJ. NJ. Holmes Camp, No.
81, Sons of Veterans, held united public in
stalation Friday night at the Odd Fellows hall
The ceremonies were impressive and interest
ing. One OF the largest audiences, including a
contingent from Seattle, that ever assembled in
Ballard was present. An excellent supper was
served and dancing was enjoyed by many OF
those present Owing to mistake OF news
paper inviting all cit gems. instead OF all yeter-
ans few were present who ought to have been
absent The following officers were install ed :
Womens Relief Corps-Mrs Mary Emerson.
president; Mrs ID. kilton,S. V: Mrs. :. Packard.
J. V; Mrs. CODY. treasurer: Miss II. REYNOLDS
conductor: Miss }. Conway, guard; Mrs. A.
Ward, chaplain.
officers OF the Grand Army. Conway, CON-
mander; Isaac Sprague, 5. V; John Draper, J.
V; :. L. Peis. quartermaster: J. Steiner al
lutant; Samuel Pine, chaplain; j. Y. Ward oifi.
Ger of the guard j. Packard. surgeon.
Sons OF Neierans-Horace Uawiey CAPTAIN:
A. ". Preston, tirst heuteniant; K. Looney.
second lieutenant; Ed Hopkins. T. s Ward
Frank T. PeiI>, camp council; \. ". Preston,
delegate TO state encampment,
Occidental Lodge, No. -, A. F. and A. NJ.
met Tuesday night ana had work In the Fellow
Craft degree. on Wednesday night il was de-
cided 10 form al Eastern star lodge q su fficien,
number having consented to join 10 warran; ay-
plying for a charter.
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Ancient Order OF Foresters.

Court Friar Tuck Lodge, No. 1921, held its
regular meeting at their hall at Masonic tenn
pie on Thursday evening. The attendance was
exceptionally large, the occasion being the GER
emony OF Installing the officers for the ensuing
term. Three candidates were initiated and
propositions from four others read and scied on
On the arrival OF the installing officers the re-
firing officers vacated their chairs TO them. The
high court was represented by d. II. C. Rarger
and A. J. Clark. assisted by Brother Parker, of
Court Star of the West, of san Francisco, who
acted the part of herald. After few remarks
by the d. II. G. Z. the newly elected officials
were duly installed with the appropriate cere-
monies. Following is list OF officials for the
new term: c. R., l. Dinsmore; 5. b. c., J. Nc
Arthur; treasurer, W E. Williams; +. s., W. III.
Johnson; K. s., A. B. Hart; 5. W, :. J. Bur-
rows. j. W.. II. Hansen; :. B., NJ. Mlttestait: j..
b., c. Johnson; trustees, II. o. HolIenbeck, F.
Bense, o. q. Peterson; physician, DR.. j. Rooms.
Brothers Hansen violin and mandolin), Hig-
gins tyioiinl, Nelson guitar, De Carteret Q1ute
and piccolo) and Clark Organ entertained the
court during the good ana welfare order with
some musical selections vote OF thanks was
rendered the retiring officials. The board of
auditors report was read and the court finances
found 10 be in a very satisfactory condition.
In addition to the music the court had the
pleasure Of hearing songs from Brother Mclean
and Brother Williams.
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PORT GAMBLE FRATERNITIEs,
Installations Among the Masons and
EAl

PoRr GAMBLE, Jan. 6-lSpecial. l-Frankliu
Lodge, No. ). +. and 4. NJ, gave a public in
stal.at.on and banquet last Saturday night
which was largely attended Grand Master A A
Plummer. OF Port Townsend. oftciated rs III
Sailing officer. The following were installed
Worsbipfui master. L. {. Fi,zheury; senior
warden, Louis Brusta; junior warden, {. f.
CSanmer; senior deacon. George :. kimball:
Junior deacon, J. /. Conway; senior steward
ole nunderson; junior steward, Robert Howard
tyler, Joseph Dillon.
Past Master L. G. Ames WAS presented with q
handsome solid gold badge III recognition o! his
services as worshlPtu. master for the past siy
y>aEsL Alter the ceremonies all adjourned TO the
banquet hall, whore the good things OF lie were
spread in abundance. speeches b. several
brought forth much applause.
Friendship 'dge, No. Is, |. O. o. F.. at lis reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening Installed officers
Tor the ensuing term - 10 lows. Past grand X.
stewart, noble grand. Daniel Ducgan; vice
grand, ". + E.we!., secretary, J. H. Yea,es:
treasurer. Ole tsuHtagSou; warden. 4 v B.ra.e-
son. conductor, + { P.tEAenry; inner guardian.
Andrew johnson, outer guardian, Ole Hyggea:
l. Y. g.. ! MCrd; L : Y Il, Archie John.
son. X :, : Il. j. Mclauis; / :. Y. q, William
poS!tuE. h =. :, r Foth; l. : = LOUIS larson
PORT GAMBLE, Jan ii SpecIa.. }-hltsap
Lodge. No. i. 4. . [. W, me; last Thursday
nigh; gad installed officers, rs follows: Past
master workman, } II. Murray: master work
iasu, q A ta.e. foreman, David Morgan. ,yer-
seer, Thomas Herman. recorder. T. e. Fitz-
henry. LuaDcer. u. l. Jack son: receiver. c.
kugetreison; guide, II. klmosl.; inside watch
man, James Thompson, outside Waterman,
Thomas Murphy.
Periec; uourishmeat for iuval.ds is furnished
by Caiahy's Rex BfAaA Fluid Beef, tue con-
densei lquId essence ot lean heei.
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Tho following officers were installed Tuesday
in Evergreen iotga. No. l16. ot por, akelev
Joseph Hines. \. a.; \. j.. smith, V. G;J r.
Morfogd, recording secretary; 4 :. - Hara per-
msnent secretary: NJ. Marshall. treasurer; IL
NJ thornton. chaplain; J. b. story. warden: H.
+ Price. conductor. Wllli8m Aruett r. : 10 y.
ii. 4. iraudt, l. :. 70 Y a.. y. Peterson, K :
"a Y. Il. q. case, l. $. 70 V c.; J. W Rucker.
Il : :. L. c, kejlan, l. :. :: James Gawnc /
Il: William nawue. q. t.. The ceremonies were
conducted by District Deputy Grand Master I.
Dining The seattle Odd Fellows VITO assisted
were J. Michel, l. v. Bonney. ". Hines and
l. Hnisetheg After the ceremonies the officers
snd isltoTS were iuvitel 10 tar house of Mrs C.
A.. Fal'. whore splendid spread was set out
Fremont Lodge, Va -. had IL installation in
its new hall en- "Wednesday night Tie follow.
ing were installed: T. T. Remshrrs, y q :
William WiRniusham, Y. e.: Nes keeiou, see.
rotary. sud A. J Brown. treasurer.
TltusYile lodge, No. -. OF Kent, Will have a
pubic Installation OF H. uvw Officers on Thurs
day night. D. 4. Is n T II. D.nnlus VIII re
the Installing cthcer 4 number of Seattle
brethren Will attend.
A grand joint installation viii he tie chief
event among Odd Fellows on TUESDAY night
North seattle The follow ug lodges Will r,s--
sfcipate: Fraternity. - t.. Olive Branch NJ
4; Mystic Ne -: Lake Na>hluEtnu M -
and Salmon BAY fBaiIarj}. No. 100 District
Deputy Grand Master /. Il pluu4ng Will BE- the
installing officer.
Unity EuoamPmegt. No = has elected the FOL
iowiag officers; ". b shsrpe. ( l.: + t;odinr.
sW.: i If. BntteFfeid. J. W; T. Farr. Il.
p; J. olcoy!eh. r. Albert Ryan. treasurer.
These officers VII be installed on Friday
scattle Eacsmpmeut, No ~ hAs sctes 4 {.
Lincoln, (. r Robert Hamilton, IT, p: =.
Walters. : ": J. A. Greene. J. "; " NJ
Hines. treasurer. They we're ,aI.e3 on FIJI
day ~ the Masonic temple by Dls,r.e. Deputy
lliians.
Fast sound Eucsmpment, Ma p, hiss elected
T. Yun tsahren. c. A.. Fsed Ge0gatsau, \ " :
" CIV, II. +: ChSr.es Armstrong. }, ". :. y.
q -. =. Jota Barnes. treasurer These wiLl 20
installed GA Friday.
fraternity Lodge, No. 6. en- last Aoa4ay pre-
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On Tuesday the Masonic library commission
met and elected ". V. RanehaFt president. Mrs.
FRANK y. Wilcox secretary. The representa-
t.ves are as follows: ST. Johns. No. 9, J. II.
Taylor: Eureka. No. D. }. II. Kunze; Arcana,
No 81, w. V. Rinenart. j.: Lorraine Chapter,
No. 6. o z. star. Sister Frank v Wilcox: seat
tie Chapter, No. 3, W. V. Rinehart: Seattle Com
mandsry, No ,, X. T.. Sir ". ". Poole: scottish
Rite. Frank y. wilcox. The mex. meeting VIII
take place on Saturday, at . 30 o'clock sharp.
Subject for consideration, bylaws ana rules.
On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter, No. 8. 0. E
Star, met for business aud accep;e1 number of
applicants for degrees.
On Thursday Seattle Commandery. No. ?. K.
T.. met in their asg lum, Masonic temple. Alter
the Transaction OF business the commaadery had
drilling. commaude+ By cit Knight G. Z. Pat
ten. 1t IS the intention OF the Knights 10 driil
every meeting.
On Friday Washington Lodge of Perfection,
No. /, A A. : T., southern jurisdiction, met
and conferred the sixth. seventh. Eighth and
Ninth degrees on six postuIants The Lodge Of
Perfection Will meet again on the l0tn Tor BUSH
ness: also to confer the Tenth. Eleventh.
Twelfth and Thirteenth degrees on the same
pOstulants.
Last night ST. Johns held a special communi-
cation and conferred the Entered Apprentice
degree on one candidate.
On Monday Arcans, No 81, 4. F. and A. NJ,
Will hold a regular communication for business,
and will confer the Master Mason degree on
one candidate.
On Saturday, January II. Eureka Lodge, No.
20, 4. L. and A. NJ, will meet in regular COM
nunics ton.
On Tuesday the officers OF Lorraine Chapter,
No. 6, Order OF the Eastern Star, are requested
TO meet punctually u, O'clock at Masonic
temple for drill
On Sunday last the funeral OF Brother Joseph
Stewart took place under the auspices of
Eureka Lodge. No. 20. The brother was men,
Der OF Humboldt Lodge, No. 81, ireka, Cal.
Worshipful Brother J. A. Park performed the
ceremony. very noticeable feature was
the great Number present The paiibearers
were Brothers Jesse f. Cochran, c. c. Colman,
Al bro Gardner aid Brother Rederiord.
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ROYAL Society of Good Fei1Owa

Supreme Deputy c. Frank Powell instituted
a ladies assembly on Tuesday evening at Oiym-
pia with over thirty charter members The
officers are: Ruler, Mrs. Ii. E. Denton: in
structor. Mrs. Z. Manville: counselor, Miss
Agnes l. Mitchell; past ruler. Mrs. Mary N.
Brewer; secretary, Mrs. Ida B. Smith: financial
secretary, Miss a. A. Dittman; treasurer, Mrs.
Annie Moore; prelste, Mrs. Celia !. Littlejohn:
director, Miss Ida b. Palmer; guard, Mrs. Ida
NJ Lee; sentry, Mrs. A. T. Hayden.
Olympia Assembly, No. 80. initiated last
Monday evening thirty new members, making
the assembly over loo strong.
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Seattle Lodge, No. g. held its regular weekly
meeting on Monday evening, with good at
tendance Of members and several visitors from
ueighborlug lodges. Three propositions for
membership were received. After the regular
order OF business had been disposed OF remarks
We're made by Arm :. Allen, of Tacoma.
pas; grand secretary; IL VI. B!akeuey,
oi Pacific Lodge, Nc 81: John J.
Brown, OF south seattle Lodge. No 81; Mrs
Ahbe u Lindsiey, Mr. Valentine, OF Maple Val
lev Lodge, No. las. ana George +. Cot;eriu. The
reading 81 the lodge paper, The Pioneer" by
MISS :. Valentine, district vice templar, fol.
lowed.
This lodge Is preparing fer grand literary en-
terrain meat and social. TO lie given the latter
part OF this month Regular meetings are held
on Monday evenings AT Queen City hail. on Bat.
terry street. near Fifth. Visiting brothers or sis
ters are always male welcome at the Pioneer
lodge
Pacific Lodge. No 81 held is usual weekly
meeting az tlAe Street hall on Wednesday even
ing. Among tas visitors present was Mrs { !
HagsaEi Of Everett grand vice tempiar Mrs
Haegali a. one time IA resident OF seattle.
ana a. sctlye worker n FaC.1c LJ1se. she Was
tie Wa. toutcyc1 hearty welcome bv her oII
lodge. aui entertained the members IN re.pru
VIZ. ii ~. rendered recitation Lodge - has
arranged 10 change Is place o. meeting. an! Tor
tie present Nil ho.G rs sesSl oas IN ;he hall
formerly occupied BY the sslpaIgn club N the
kssAth warl. al the corner c, Harrison and
Kentucky streets. A Old memb ers OF Pacific
Lodge, Wei the Iaemters 81 Home
Lodge, are earnestly requested TO be present on
Wednesday evening. las the intention To con
soll3ats the Two lodges, and thus establish
strong working temperance society Ia The
Z 1een Anne Yl,,uiiy.
LsAe lttaE Lsisc, No. II6. OF Fremont. -
hol3.us good meetings weekly, and = tie ban.
ner lodge Il tie c.stgtL Preparations Tor The
next d.sy-,C; session are now being ma3e. IL
VII b he.i a. Temperance hail IL fremont, IN
February.
Ancient order United Workmen
Columbia io1Ee. Ne. 10. st It's last regular
meetDs a&ded eight more names 10 - already
large rel. TITS Lodge now boasts a me II oershlp
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Order of the Golden shore.

The attendance was very large at the last reg
ular meeting Friday night and much business
was transacted. The new officers installed by
deputy supreme president were: J. E Peters,
past president; l. F.. MacLean, president; S.
Huffman, vice president: A. Maitland. secretary;
:. e. Benedict, treasurer: r c. Ellsworth, chap
lain; + l. White, conductor; II. o. Benedict,
inside guard; J. Ii. Casper, outside guard; J. +.
Peters, !. Wacenblash and J. Simpler, trustees.
Two candidates were initiated.
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On Friday night seattle Camp No. 60, had
royal meeting The usual amount OF routine
business was transacted aud one application for
mbership was received. very interesting
tak was given the camp by the stranger who
was present and also by one of the new mem
tiers. Both were heartily received.
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sonic fraternity is fun OF business, ihe cero-
monies following the end OF the year not having
vet ,aer, fullv carried ont. Nothing definite is
vet TO BE- reported over the project TO pulld the
Pythian home in this vicinity. though parties
owning land in South Seattle. East Seattle ana
West Seattle are considering letters from the
Knights which embody suggestions on the mat
ter. The local pyihisn temple scheme Is aiso
moving slowly. Detailed reports follow:
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The Swedish Club.

The swedish Club. at its meeting Wednesday
evening, elected officers as follows: H. +.
sIumer, president; II. Raymond, vice president;
David Pctree, recording secretary; Z. Eden
holm, financial secretary; 4. Chilberg. treas.
urer; A. I. Lundberg, librarian; c. Werngren,
master of ceremonies, and r. Aim, trustee. The
club is in a fiourishing condition, and has fine
rooms on Pike street near Fifth.
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Sons Of Veterans.

oN NouudS evening 0eu UeOkSS L uOIuds
Camp held it regular meeting. Reports were
received from various committees, iucludi ng
the one on ball. The chief asset. as shown by
the committee, was large fund of experience
Committees were appointed to arrange for the
camp socials TO he given during the coming
months. These socials will be strictly by invi-
tation. The first OF the series will probably be
a drive whist party, to be followed in February
by hop or general social.
On Tuesday evening the camp joined with the
post and corps in public installation. DR.. E.
". Young oficiated as installing officer. install
ling the following officers: Captain, Eugene
Allen: first lieutenant. Frank ]. Hemen; second
lieutenant, a. l. Hawley; camp council, f. W.
Young, Edward Curtis. c. i. WalswOrth. Ow-
ing 10 lack of time it was deemed wise to post
pone the installation OF Capt Aliens staff until
the regular meeting OF the camp. which will be
Monday evening, January 49,
HEADQUARTERS GEN. GEORGE II. THOMAS
CAMP, No. l, Sons OF VETERANS, u. :. Az
SEATTLE, Jan. g. 1898. }
At the last regular meeting OF Gen. George H.
Thomas Camp, No. l, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS A Divine Providence has in infinite
wisdom deemed it wise 10 take from the loving
family circle the veteran father of our esteemed
brother. Sergt Chester b. Walsworth, be il Unsn-
imously
Resolved That this camp in regular meeting
asseInb ed. does hereby extend to our loved
brother and TO the sorrowlng wife and daughter
OF the deceased our heartfelt sympathy and
confidence in their hours OF grief:
Resolved. That Il copy OF these resolutions be
copies under seal of the camp b. forwarded TO
the family OF our afflicted brother and to the
daily papers OF this city. In F., c. and l.,
+. WELDON YOUNG,
J Ed BROWN,
+. C.. ALLEN.
Committee on Resolutions.
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Degree OF Honor, a. O. L. W.

Rainier Lodge. d. OF H., A. O. U. W.. met in
A 0. L. ". hail az Yakima aud Jackson streets
on Wednesday evening and installed the follow
ing sisters into their respective Offices: Past
chief of honor, Kate Wilson; chief of honor.
Ida VI. Pyke; lady of honor, Kate Wallace: chief
OF ceremonies, Mrs. Johnson; recorder. Mrs.
Mcnamara: fnancier. Mrs Wright: receiver,
Miss f. L. Johnson; usher. Mrs. l. Christian
sen: outside Waterman. Mrs. Tn ierwood. Fol-
lowing the installation n Iepast consisting OF
coffee, cake, etc, wss served gilt from the
newly installed officers. After INDUCING in
various games and having general good time
the meeting broke I'D.
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sons of 1T. George.

Washington Lodge, No 81, met on Tuesday
Brother ". >etchcn. through press of private
business. resigned the Office OF messenger. sick
benefits were allowed to one member.
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
The Knights of Pythias Public
Installation.
A BIG AFFAfR At RANKE's HALL.
Meetings Among tho Masons Last week
The Odd Fellows Installations
This week-Other Affairs.
re largest affair OF

lie largest affair OF
last week vac the
great public in
stailaiiol at Ran
ke's h all. in which
nine lodges OF the
Knights OF Pyta-
liza took part
A lou. so persons
eixher listened 10
the programme or
par ticipated IN the
canC ing which
tolIow cd. 7 b e
Odd Fellows VIII
do a good deal OF
installing this
week. The Ma
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Masons OF Puyallup.

PUyALLuP, Jan. 7-tSpecial l-On Wednesday
evening occurred the public Installation OF the
newly-elected officials OF the Puyallup Chapter.
No. l6, OF the Royal Arch Masons, at The Masonic
hall After the services banquet WAS served
III the u. A. K ball which Is just across the hall.