The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-08
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pated; the officers elect so far as re-
ported have evidently been chosen from
those most active in the work Of the
lodges, and it will be noted by those
acquainted that several very import
ant changes have occurred.
A list of elected officers in all bodies
of the order so far as they have
reached US is appended: other reports
Will be made next week. The sew
eral bodies Of the order have made good
progress the past week and the usual
amount of degree work is reported.
Those lodges which have candidates
awaiting admission are anxious to
complete the work before the July
reports, when a telling increase to the
membership is anticipated
The next prominent event that IS
being talked of among the fraternity
is the
ODD FELLOWS EXCURSION
which will be to Saltair beach on
Thursday, June %. The Salt Lake
subordinate and Rebekah lodges have
a general committee of twenty-five ac-
tive members OF the order at work.
and much of the preliminary work has
already been done, and it is expected
that at meeting to be held tomorrow
night that part will be finished. The
committees so far as announced are:
Observation-Disclosures J. +. Boes, l..
M. Peterson and NJ. Bernheise!. Sisters
Alma Fisher and NJ. NJ. Sawin.
Tickets-Brothers c. A. Lowe. r. A
Greenep and ]. G. Souther. Sisters
Eva Darke, Lena NJ. Tretheway and
Carrie Coker.
Advertising and neutrality-suspicious.
B. W. E. Jennens, ]. N. Hayes and
William NJ. Owen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B. W. F..
Jennens. A. Stiefel and R. A. Greenep.
There are going 10 be sports and
prizes ad libitum, and as far as con-
sidered many new and novel features
will be in order. One of the attrac-
tions spoken OF will be wedding, the
prize fer which will be of value. An
other drawing card will be the pre-
sentation Of a gold watch to the lucky
holder Of a certain numbered ticker.
The other amuSements for the younger
people are receiving consideration and
a large amount has been appropriated
for the purchase of presents. The boat
Taluia has been engaged and for the
date set apart the order will own
beautiful Saltair
The Saltair Beach company have
made many Improvements at the re-
sort, and there are now five open
under shade and will be just the place
for the fun of the afternoon. Full par
ticulars will soon appear through the
press and elsewhere.
CITY ELECTIONS.
The elections in the city lodges re-
suited as follows:
Utah lodge No. IN. G., L. 3. Moore;
V. G., ]. W. Halnes: Sec. William J.
Moore a 90
J. ]. Thomas.
Salt Lake lodge No. 2-N. G., John
w. Sugden; V. G., William NJ. Sta
pies; Sec, William McGi,lvray: TT.
William K Dunno: Trustee, j. P. Gard
ner.
Jordan Lodge. No. 8-N. G., Thoma.
j. Notion; V. G., William ]. Grimsdell
Jr.; secretary, S. G. Printon: treasurer
Thomas Watkins; trustee, John T
Buckle.
Ridgely Lodge, No. 9-N. G.. F. G
Carthy; V. G., NJ. Bernhisel; secretary
James Kelly; treasurer, DR. S. Ewing
trustee, ]. c. Trethewey.
Enterprise Lodge, No. 15.-N. G., c
Z. Erickson; V. e.. Leon Delaney
secretary, William NJ. Elliott; treas
urer, B. D. Blackmarr; trustee, j. NJ
Breeze.
Fidelity Lodge, No. IN. G., S. "
y
c. Smith; treasurer, J. F. Boes; trus
tee, j. G. Soutfrer.
Mystic Lodge, No. pm. G., John T
Axton; V G., l. S. Besley; recording
secretary, r. A. Greenep; treasurer, w
c. Campbell; trustee, Professor B
Cummings.
Merriam Rebekah Lodge, No. 5-N
c., Mrs. Annie f. Elliott; V. G.. Mrs
Carrie Virden: recording secretary
Mrs. Strong; treasurer, Mrs. Plant
trustee, Mrs. Alma Fisher.
Ester Rebekah Lodge, No. S-N. G.
Mrs. Lottie NJ Higley; V. G., Mrs
Lena NJ Trethewey; recording secre
tary. Dr. Lucia P. Miles; treasurer
Miss Hodges; trustee, Miss May Smith
Oquirrh Encampment, No. &c. P
J. P. Gardner; H. P, Ira J. Strayer; s
w, Charles a. Stain; ]. w, S. c. E
Marshal; scribe, B. W. E. Jennens
treasurer. John }. Thomas; trustee
William j. Moore.
ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.
Ogden Lodge. No. 5rN. G.. C. :
HUMPHREYS; V. G., J. H. Carter: secre
tary, A. j. Anderson, treasurer, A. A
Sumner; trustee, Henry Kissell.
Progress Lodge, No. Is, Ogden-N
c., Charles Jay; V. G., B. T. Carr; sec
rotary, f. R. Christensen; treasurer
Alfred Folker.
Park City Lodge, No. IN. G., Fran
els Schuyler; V. g., William Knea
secretary, Henry w. Hannah; treas
urer. f. A Mccarthy; trustee Henri
Weist.
Sandy Lodge. No. IN. G.. E Hart
vicksen; Y. G., T. f. Anderberg; sec
rotary, H. p Johnson; treasurer, c.
Cushing; trustees. c. Triptow and J
W. Gushing.
Bingham Lodge, No 1O-N. G., Gu
Gabriel; V. G., J. n. Scott; secretar.
George L. Lee; treasurer, c. H. Rof
erts; trustee. A. Kolander.
Nercur Lodge, No. 25-N. g., z. Z
Darling; V. G., Ben L. Schwab; sec
rotary, r. W. Watt; treasurer. w.
Mcfarland; trustees, II. e. Whippl
James P. Russell and Monroe Bush.
Provo Lodge, No. An. G.. W. I
Brereton; VIC, James Sutherland; SCI
rotary, George r. Stoney; treasure
Newell knight; trustee, ]. w. McAdan
Eureka Lodge, No. 12-N. c.. j.
Pape; V. G.. W. B. Knight; recorddn
secretary. John Leach; treasure
Charles Hanks: trustee, Ed Pike.
Nephi Lodge, No. 1e-N. G., Fred 81
ing secretary, Charles Dowd; trea:
urer, A. T McCanne; trustee, R. n
Scott
GENERAL NOTES.
About fifteen members-elect {
Mystic lodge, No. % will be admitte
by initiation tonight
1t appears that the next lodge of Cd
Fellows will be al Lehi. Grand Mast'
Buckle with other Grand lodge Officer
will be at that point tonight.
Another mystery was solved
Mystic lodge the other night. Broth'
Wright named his paper Our Goat
from a cue given him in witnessing ii