The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-01-17
A. G. Schuttinger of the Bazaar, is getting-his
Following are the grade changes for the week

sense of the word. meeting OF the members
was held Tuesday evening in Comfort and Will
sons offices and the following directors were
elected F. I. Wilson. John OBrien, b. j.
Mosier, r. S. Davis. W. T. Perlee, j. II. Albert.
Mrs L. B. Castle, Mrs Fl. M. Tornus and DIR.
C. B. Marshall. The directors met the following
evening and elected the following officers. the
same, by the way, as those Of the first organiza-
ton:
Presdent-Dr. C. b. Marshall.
Vice presdent-F. w. Gail and Mrs. H. Nj.
TOrinuS.
Secretary-Rev. j. A. Brown.
Treasurer-E. A. Phinney.
AttOrney-H. r. Danner.
The directors appointed F. l.. McKusck as
agent or officer at salary of $50 per month.
Mr.. McKusick has already entered upon his du-
ties having been approved by Judge of probate
Butts. He has the power to arrest any person
violating any of the laws of the state for the pro-
lection of persons or animals. Any person
knowing of any cases of cruelty to animals or
persons will advance the interests of the cause
| by reporting them to Mr.. McKusick, DR.. Mar
shall or an of the other officers.
The committee appointed by the Saltwater
lodge of Elks to draft suitable resolutions of
respect to the memory of the late W. A. Cham
bers was comprised OF the following gentlemen:
Messrs J. C. Nethaway. Warden Horny WOlfer
and John F. Burke. The report was as follows:
To live to be prepared to die, is the aim of
humanity, and when that certain event happens,
it is but matter of form to bid farewell to earth
and close our eyes in peace.
| Within few days, death has again entered
our ranks. and suddenly and Unexpectedly re-
moved therefrOm Brother William A. Chambers
an exemplary Elk. generous and charitable
gentleman, All honest and upright citizen. Death
came to him as it should to all, finding pre-
pared victim, and one who feared not the inevi
table. He was prepared to meet the grim reaper
and 60 upon that mysterious journey. without 6
murmur of complaint All we as Brother
hood can do, is to mourn the loss of his society
and cheerful ways, and in this manner testify t.
his good name. Therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the saltwater Lodge
No. 179, Benevolent and Protective Order O
Elks, that in the death of Brother Chambers WI
have lost a true and tried Elk, and the cOmmun
ity in which he resided. an honest and uprigh
citizen, and that one so young. so kind and lovet
J by all could not have been spared to us, was hi
) Will, Whose VIII Be Done.''
< Resolved further, That these resolutions b
spread upon the records of this lodge, and
. the family of our departed Brother.
The following very interesting program wa
rendered by Mrs. Clara Gish's class at the Con
: gregatonal Church last Friday evening 80 a.
,, appreciative audience:
3 Song-The Dairy Maid. ........... Glass
Rectation-FOund Dead ..... Sarah johnson
. Recitation. ................O Our Church sociablt
Emma Kuttke.
y Recitation, My Aunt Maria. Lois Torinus
Recitation. ............ Daniel in the Lions De,
Gail Albert.
r Song Grandma's Spinning Wheel....... Glass
+ Recitation ................Th The Little Fireman
!; Beltram Sauntry.
Racitation. ..................G Guilty or not Guilt,
, Agnes Stinson.
" Recitation. The Bridgekespsrs Stor.
. Virginia Conrad.
Recitation, A Second Trial. ...-.... Ruth Hal
Song, Selected. ..........-..'---.. Leo t!tlnc
a, Recitation. Trouble In The Chsi
e, Louise Clark
IS Recitation, MOn$'S Water Anna Shattuc
R. Recitation. .....N .......... Barbara Freitchi
Matte Taylor.
-. Recitation .SpartacuS to the Gladiator
;, Paul Albert.
49, Recitation ...... .Caudle'S Umbrella Lactur
;s Lizzie Quincy.
Recitation. The Shadow OF Sen
Ada NordstrOm
IN Recitation, Zingerslla, very dramatic selectit
70 given in Gypsy costume by Lille McDormot
s. Song The old Songs. .......... ........... ClSa
IN Drill in pantomimic action by the class.