St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21

session was held, and considerable
work DONE
Garfield Branch No % met Tuesday
evening eve T!g at Woolsey's hall, corner Burr
wera placed on file and acceptably bal
loted upon.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Myrtle Temple No. will meet next
Tuesday evening, when a report OF the
entertainment will be given Sisters
Sloggy and Odell visited Godfrey tenn
pie, in Minneapolis, on Thursday last.
and assisted in installing the o1ficers
There will be no afternoon meetings
during the months of July and August
A progressive euchre party was given.
WedneGday evening at the home of
Mr.: and Mrs. Greer, $50 Iglehart street
under the auspices of Myrtle temple,
There were about fifty present and
n m, tables We're in use. Mr.. and Mrs.
guests by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed S. Bear
Mr.. and Mrs. Upright and Misses
Blanch Greer and Mabel Nelson, OF
Faribault. The ladies' progressive
prize was awarded to Mrs. ]. c. Nc
Baer. r. c. Neuschwander and W. A.
COPELAND were tied for the gentlemens
prize. After a close contest, the judge
proved himself the winner. Mis-.
Frank Baer and Mr.. HeimbaugIS re-
ceived the BOBBY prizes. Light re-
freShments We're served.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Enterprise Lodge No. Is will meet
Tuesday evening next at Central hall,
corner Sixth and Seventh streets.
There will be installation of officers,
as election took place at the last meet
Eunice Quick will install the officers.
All Good Templars are invited.
St. Paul Lodge No. n has finally Sc
cured a permanent, satisfactory and
6nSira taS.
meet every Wednesday evening a:
Central hall, corner Sixth and Seventh
streets. Business of importance re-
quires the attention of all next Wedne,-
day evening.
Union Lodge No. meets every
Thursday evening at Central hall, cor
ner Sixth and Seventh streets, having
recently moved from Relief Society
gramme is being prepared for mex,
Thursday evening. All visitors made
welcome.
Garfield Lodge No. 1875 held an inter-
esting meeting Tuesday evening at its
hall en- Payne avenue. After two
candidates collided with the unruly
goat, an impromptu programme-the
new members figuring conSpicuouSly-
was heartily enjoyed.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. held a regular
meeting Wednesday evening, July II,
and two applications were read, a spe-
cial dispensation was granted lowering
hte initiation fee to So until Jan. l.
a communication from head camp at
siStance for a disabled member was
answered with a S. check and the semi
annual report of the clerk shows the
camp to be in good order.
West Side Camp No. will meet
Monday, July %, at South Wabasha,
and Fairfield avenue. AS this is an
important meeting it should be fully
attended. The picnic being near at
hand, every member should have plenty
tickets for his family and friends.
There will be two limitations at this
meeting.
Rice Camp will hold a meeting Tues
day evening, July %. A large attend
ance is requested, as the. union picnic;
every member should have tickets for
himself and family. Tickets can be
had from the clerk at the meeting.
Five Points lodge held another large
meeting at their hall, corner Rice street
and University avenue, Monday even
ing and initiated eleven new members,
being the greatest number admitted at
any meeting since the organization of
the lodge. Addresses were made by
several members on the Good of the
Order after which Brother Baright,
of Minneapolis, said "good-by," and
Informed the. meeting that he was
called TO the nome ONCE IN w heellng,
w. Va, for three or four months and
that his duties would be looked after
by Brother Chadwick during his alb
sence. President Hansam then stated
that the different lodges would give a
moonlight excursion Oh the evening of
Aug. 6, and urged all the members to
take an active part in the same, as the,
proceeds were to be applied to a good
cause.
A. o. U. w.
Business Mems Lodge No. 8 held a
very interesting meeting last Tuesday
evening, which was attended by almost
its entire membership. Many good
speeches were made on the good of the
order, and the members have become
determined to go to work and make this
lodge one of the largest and best in it's
jurisdiction.
SONS OF VETERANS.
A regular meeting of st. Paul Camp
No. !, Sons of Veterans, L. S. A, will
be held tomorrow evening at the camp
headquarters, at which a large at
tendance is desired, as plans will be
discussed as to attending the national
encampment at Louisville.
July interest now ready for entry at
our State Savings Bank, Germania
Life Bdg., 4th and MINI Sts Deposits
made on or before Aug entitled to
mos interest Jan. l, 1896