The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-26

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poufsd upon the nsaa Of bsss1e'
Aesoesed. That Ne most sincerely thank
o1l comrsdss Of Stevens Post sos their
fesefui tribute Of sympafhv ana con.
uoasnoe % eptiy and promptly exuressed
~ snsaf resolutions pasoed one vel go
Aesosesd. That the foregoing resolu-
uons, together With those Of Stsvens Post
spfead upon the records of this post.
ons copy supplisd to ou1 cor handler and
w. sorwesosd 20 Stevens post"
"a Tuesday evening. March q. Stevens
5oss WI hold memorial service IN men,
ofy o. the comrades who have disd during
the pest two years. No simiiar meetinr
has essn hsid In Seattle for several years.
he next regular msstiax Of Gen. 0eorrs
"a inonas Camp viii b hsid on Monday.
April 2 The muster team viii have :
ofiii preparatory 10 the exsmplification Of
tns secret work before the Grand Army n
the joint meeting
n u. Holmes Camp, No. 81 Of Ballard
wiz hold . camp fire on Thur.dsv even.
ing. Maj. Holmes. Col Young and Others
nave oesn invited to b present.
Inc division encampment will BE- held
q olympia In Juns. ct the same time =,
shae Of the Grand Army.
Isdspssdess Order Coed rs.p,sr..
Duwamish Lodge. No. l6s, ON Tuesday
evening entertained several vix.tors from
south Seattle Lodge. Two candidates
we're initiated. The programme of the
evening was furnished By Company A,
those taking part being Miss Lima John
son, Mis- Clara Zahm, Miss Mamie Brie-
denstsin. Miss Annie Mcdonald. Mr..
Harrington Mr.. Asbury johnson, aud Mr..
Hodsditx.
Seattle Lodge. No. Q. held no meeting
last Monday evening on account Of the
union Neal Dow celebration, which Vas
participated In by Good Tempiars and
temperance people generally. The Juve-
mile Temple on Saturday afternoon re-
ceivsd largo accession to the ranks.
The cslehration of the ninstieth ami
vsrsary Of the birth Of Neal Dow was quite
general among the Good TsmpIar lodges
OF this state. In this city ail the lodges
united In grand union temperance meet
ing 81 the First Presbyterian church. par
ticipatSd In by able speakers. A similar
celebration was held at Tacoma on March
70. addresses being delivered BY Mrs. ]. C.
Stone. Rev. Clark Davis, Of this city, and
other weil-known speakers. Many OF the
local lodges ct the smaller towns and
villages had gatherings in honor OF the
Father OF Prohibition" and the Ever.
green State" was well represented among
the 1900 messages OF congratuistion re-
ceived by Neal Dow 1t his home in Port
land, Me.
Sens Of rsnperases.
Fern Hill Lodge. No. Is, with sixteen
member: Union Division, with thirty.
seven member; 6panaway Division, No.
~, with torty-ons members, have been
organised. The patriarchs Of these lodges
are D. Il. Hicks, N. ID. Campbell and Il. b.
Hillman; the secretaries are Boyd Black
we'll. w. II. Wilson and f. X. barnard.
On Monday evening Queen City Division,
No. I, celebrated its first anniversary.
Many visitors were present
Monitor Division, No. H., nominated
officers on Thursday evening.
Eureka Division, No. 4, last Monday
night elected the following officers: U. p,
J. J. Ingiiss; u. A., Mrs. Bird: r. s., d.
X. Larimer; A. X. s., Jennie Ingliss; r.
g., Bert Swegea: treasurer. Mrs. Migrath;
chaplain, Mrs. Leighton: Con-, Percy
Copp; A. c., Rose Simmonds; I. g., Jen.