The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-23

that +. J. Van Buren,. OF Court Enterprise,
who has been in that place for i've months.
where he went 10 recruit his health, was
Still sick He wished 10 thank the MEM
hers of Court Enterprise. as they had been
his only friends in time OF distress.
The members Of the picnic committee
presented the court with s.. 70 he dis
posed Of as the court saw ut. The conrt
placed the money in the hands OF the
treasurer of the social committee. TO be
used for social purposes. vote or
thanks was rendered the committee for its
faithful work in making the picnic sue
cess. The committee consisted Of @. W.
Bowhay. II. J. McSorley. T. o'Haneran,
J. A Malan and w L. Norrington.
The question. Resolved. That the mind
Of man is superior 10 that Of woman"
was decided in the affirmative. z. Sand
Wig, F. Carsten. of Enterprise, and q. Dorf-
ner. OF Court Excelsior. acted a9 judges.
Sub-Chief Ranger W. w. Roper has
been charged with ohstructing the side
walk with his feet, for which offense he is
10 be arrested and tried, the trial TO take
place next Thursday evening. J. NJ k,p-
Ter viii occupy the bench. J. II. Bates
and j. A Westberg viii conduct the prose
eution. while w. L. Norrington and J. A.
Malan viii defend the prisoner. Louis
Sells viii act as hailiff. All ForesteTs are
welcome 10 the exercises
The usual meeting Of Court Excelsior
was held Tuesday evening last. one can
didate was initiated and the applications
Of two others acted upon. a committee
was appointed TO arrange for celebrating
IN a BETTING manner the second anniver-
Sary OF the court October IA. The report
from the amusement association was re-
ceived amid great cheering.
The American .Foresters' Amusement
Association has issued its final report.
which shows balance OF $50 above all ex-
xx~1e s7s,r.a Al
Court Excelsior, SIS: Court Enterprise. SIS;
Court Crescent, so; Court Duwamish. So.
The association held its annual dinner Sat
urday evening at Jensen's banqueting hall.
The original twenty members OF the asso-
citation were present The chairman,
Thomas H. Andrew, congratulated the as
ISOLATION on the success OF its efforts, and
expressed his pleasure at being present.
He hoped that If the same men were cali
ed upon next year 10 promote Forestry. as
they had this. they would be found ready
and willing 10 devote their time and en-
ergy in bringing the undertaking 10 as
successful an issue. He concluded an elo-
quent address by thanking the members
for the many sacrifices they had made in
the interests of the order.
Independent Order of Good Te,nplars.
Seattle Lodge. No. 6. held very pleas
ant session last Monday. Palatine Lodge.
No Itn, OF fkOSS, was present IN pONNs
and Seattle Lodge gave an excellent pro-
gramme for the visitors. Miss Bell, OF
University Lodge, gave recitation, hich
added much TO the pleasant features of
the evening. The Mission band, whiCh
has been formed but a short time. and
which was mentioned q week ago. made
its first visit Wednesday evening TO Gem
trail Lodge. The band entertained ncm-
bers and visitors with q very interesting
programme. This evening it will pay
Loyal Lodge a visit. and this plan of Visi-
tation VIII continue till all the lodges in
the Sixteenth district have been reached.
time to time. Seattle Lodge is making
prepare tons 10 celebrate its twenty-ninth
anniversary. October Z. All sister lodges
are most cordially invited to attend the
exercises on that occasion.
Central Lodge, No. 192. held its usual
weekly meeting Wednesday evening at
Brewers hall, McClaire street. 1t was
visited by the Temperance Mission band.
about ten lodges being represented. The
following programme was rendered: Re-
marks. J. i. Brown. OF Rainier Lodge;
instrumental solo, s. b. Yerion, of Cen
trail Lodge; vocal solo. John Gould Of Pal
atine Lodge; recitation. r. f. Martin; re-
marks. Arm 5. Allen, grand secretary;
vocal duet, Messrs. Merritts, of Palatine;
recitation. Mr. Williams. of Baltic Lodge;
vocal duet. Prof. and Mrs. Brown, of
Rainier. remarks. George Cottrell Seat
tie. No. 9, recitation. Mrs. c. l.. Haggard,
Loyal