The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-26

Fifth and Wabasha streets Three candi-
dates will be initiated.
Garfield Branch will meet next Wednesday
evening at Woolseys hall, corner Burr and
Case streets One new member will be
initiated.
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Sibley Council No. 8, ]. o. U. A. M, held
a regular meeting Thursday evening. Their
large hall was comfortably filed with visit
ing brothers from Liberty and Yankee coun-
ellis.
Junior Past Councillor John S. Kennedy
turned the gavel over to Deputy State Coun-
cilior Decker, of Liberty council, who had
brought all the uniforms, parapharnalia and
complete working team of his council with
him, to illustrate what his council could do
Brother Decker and the members of Liberty
council are certainly entitled to great credit
for the able manner in which they conferred
the beautiful and solemn ceremonial degree
upon the candidates.
The council was honored by the presence of
State Councillor Kimball, of Minneapolis, who
delivered an excellent address under the good
of the order, and compimented the brothers
upon the enthusiasm and interest shown in
the organization
Deputy State Councillor Decker installed
the following officers for the ensuing term:
Councillor, Orr j. D. Tousley; vice councillor,
Otto S. Derringer; treasurer, George NJ. Nc
Geary; recording secretary George A. Wright;
assistant recording secretary, Chas. E. Smith;
financial secretary, Charles Macgregor; war
den. Z. r. Deguinon; trustee, Otto S. Der
niger.
The newly installed councillor Bro Tousey
presented the visitors and the council with a
box of select Havanas. Rules being dispensed
with, everybody INDUCED in social smoke.
Bro. BENZ F: Simon, and a large number
of the members of Yankee and Liberty coun-
ellis, delivered some rafting speeches on
patriotic principles and general welfare of the
order.
A. o. U. w.
The joint picnic of Northern No. 126 and
PrOSppritv n Of will he hold
Wildwood on Thursday, July 80. The round
trip tickets are placed at rs cents each, and
1t is desired that members of both lodges
turn out and make the day a memorable
one.
Tickets can be had at the meeting of No.
l26 on Monday evening or from the recorders
of both lodges
Eureka Lodge No. will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday evening. class of ten
candidates is expected for initiation. The
colored minstrels will give a short enter
tainment at the close of business. The picnic
committee will report that so many lodges of
the Twin Cities have notified their intention
to be present that a motion to make the
affair union picnic will be offered for con-
sideration.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Harmony Camp No 244, Royal Neighbors.
met last Monday evening. great amount of
routine business was transacted. One new
name was balloted on and two applications re-
ceived.
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
Aurora Lodge No. S13 will give a lawn So
cial Aug. T.
D. OF H.
Columbia Lodge No. IA, D. of H., met last
Tuesday evening and transacted a large
amount Of business. 1t was decided to hold an
Ice cream social in their hall Tuesday, Aug.
II. AS Columbia'S socials are always a sue
cess, 1t is expected that large crowd will be
IN attendance. Music and dancing will be the
programme. weekly sick benefit is of
the new features adopted at No. IA, which is
having tendency to bring in new members.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Scandal Camp No. 1884 at it's last meeting
obligated three candidates and received two
applications. Meet at Vasa Hall, 254 East
Seventh street, second and fourth Fridays in
each month.
Camps of the Modern woodmen of America
from Harris, Hinckley, Sandstone, Taylor's
Falls, Lindstrom Cambridge, Minneapolis,
North and South st. Paul and from this city,
will picnic at Russell Beach, near Lindstrom,
on next Saturday. The central committee at
Its last meeting voted to do everything posi-
bic to make 1t a success and to urge upon the
members Of the different camps in st. Paul
the advisability Of attending. Several of the
camps will be accompanied by bands. Prom
1nent speakers connected with the order will
be present and some of the degree teams will
go in full uniform. The Royal Neighbors, the
invited to attend Dancing and outdoor sports,
such as foot racing, jumping, base ball, etc.,
will make up the programme.
ODD FELLOWS
Bro. ]. A. Wegman, of Chippewa Falls
Wis, will be buried from the undertaking
rooms of WilIwersheid AIT st. Peter street
this afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Wegman was
member of the I. o. o. F.. A. O. u W.
and M. w. A. The service will be conducted
by Excelsior Lodge No go l. o. o. F.. mem
bers of the various fraternities being in at
tendance. Members of l. o. o. F. will meet
in l. o. o. F. hall at 1870 p. m.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
Garfield w. R. c., at their regular meet
Ing, 6alloted for two, initiated three, and re-
ceived eight applications for membership in
the order.