The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-18
MATTERS ON TIE WEST SIDE.
THE MALTESE STANDARD WILL
BE PLACED IN THE SIXTH
WARD.
MACCABEEs ARE INCREASING.
Three of the Camps and the Modern
WOOdmen Are Talking of Con-
sOlidating.

hOI, WIlSn ids UCSlI lOI1HlIIS 1OI the
past two months. There are already
thirty-five names enrolled and many
applications are presented at each
meeting. fulfilling al the expectations
OF its organizers. A very enthusiastic
and largely attended meeting was held
last Wednesday evening at which
large number of applications were re-
ceived and acted upon and considerable
important business transacted. Grand
Capt. Gen. Hunter addressed the meet
ing in his usually happy manner cit
ing the objects of the order, it's his
tory and its future. The address was
listened to with marked attention and
was pleasantly received. In view Of
the important questions at issue in the
coming election and members be-
ing more or less interested, it was de-
cided to adjourn until Nov. IL. This
meeting will be held at K P hall.
Colorado and South Wabasha streets.
TO which all interested are cordially
invited.
st. Paul Tent No. "a held its regular
review on last Monday evening at All
Robert street. following the regular
order OF business progressive cinch
party was held The prize winners
were F. W. Putthoff first, j. O. Hol-
burg second, Tony Anderson third, Mr.
Fysinger fourth. These card parties
are held on every alternate Monday
evening. Next Monday evening a prop
osition will come before the tent to
procure one valuable prize for the
winner of the largest list during the
season. A large attendance is desired.
The class for Nov. % promises to be
the largest in the history of the order
in st. Paul Application blanks can
be had of the record keeper.
Liberty Camp, Modern Woodmen Of
America, held it's regular meeting last
Wednesday. Considerable enthusiasm
was displayed over motion to con-
solidate ST. Anthony, Ramsey and Lib
erty camps. A committee was appoint
ed to further said notion Another
notable event of the meeting was the
organization of new team. The team
was instructed to report next meeting
and give an exhibition drill. Two
prizes, a gold medal and silver axe,
will be given to the two members who
bring the most candidates between
Nov. and Jan. 1. Liberty camp meets
every second and fourth Wednesday
of each month at Odd Fellows hall,
Fifth and Wabasha.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs.
Royal Oak camp, Royal Neighbors held an
entertaining session Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. G. c. Collins the oracle
presiding lWo applications for membership
were received, and one new member was
initiated. This camp has eighty-five
members. Action was taken changing the
nights Of meeting in order that the members
OF the Woodmen Of America might attend
A boz of wedding cake and several handsome
bouquets of roses were received from Neigh-
DOT Obenshaw and his newly made BRIDE
who will be at home after Oct 20 at No. 91S
Watson avenue
ODD FELLOWSW.
There is If Doh
at Warren.
Mrs. Hotaling will visit the Rebekah lodge
at Gaylord this evening.
The Duluth Rebekah lodges contemplate
holding district meeting
Hancock encampment will meet in regular
session next Monday evening.
Union lodge will give progressive euchre
party Thursday evening, the Goth
Eastern Star Rebekah lodge will give a
progressive euchre party Tuesday evening
Evening Star Rebekah lodge will give a
progressive cinch party this evening
The Rebekahs of Blue Earth county will
mold district meeting at Mankato Tuesday
next. '
Chime lodge will give social hon at Odd
Fellows hall Fifth and Wabasha streets.
Amboy lodge will dedicate new hall next
friday evening. The grand master and other
dignitaries will be present
west Side lodge gave its annual ball Thurs
gay evening; There was large attendance
hQu
spent very pleasant evening.
Next week Grand Master Powers will nav
official visits at Fairmont on Monday: Sher
burne, Tuesday; Lakefield Wednesday. Tact
son. thursday; and Winnebago City Satur
day. Ne'u
A special invitation has been sent out to
every member of Twin City lodge to attend
next Thursday nights meeting as yery i'm
portant and interesting matters will he
brought up for consideration
The members of Gaylord lodge dedicated
their new hall Wednesday evening The lodpe
has erected a building that is credit 10 re-
town, and the celebration of its Completion
was IN keeping with the character of the
Grand Master Hodges, Grand Secretary Roi,
ton and Grand Marshal W. G. Sfra1abon
were IN attendance. The dedication was fol-
lowed by banquet and ball.
There is still some lack of Information 70
gardlng the filing of nominations for new
grand lodge officers. The nominations close
November /, and must be fled not later fhan
that date Then the nominees have month
In which to accept. Nominations can be filed
any time between the session of the grand
iodge and Nov. l, and quite a number have
been filed already All that is necessary to
make a nomination is to write the name of
the candidate on postal card or a letter with
statement as to what Office he is to be nom
mated for and send it to the grand master
After Nov. L, he will notify the Candidates
1 .ba give tnem chance to accept decline
nileo out In making the nominations.
MODERN wooDMEN.
Scandal camp will give a social hop Fri
day evening, Oct 80.
Maple Leaf camp holds a regular meeting
next Wednesday. The question of sick
dement, will then be decided
Harmony camp, Royal Neighbors. initiated
TWO new members Monday evening. Visitors
from Maple camp were entertained.
Ramsey camp added to its membership
on MONDAY evening. and will have several
Ior hrst and second degrees next meeting
Ihere are several members on the
team. w
Royal Oak camp met last Thursday and
Auopteu one new member and received two
Applications. The meetings hereafter will be
neId on the second Tuesday and the third
Thursday in each month
North Star camp met last night and adopt
ed seventeen new members There ought n
have been twenty but three failed to renort
one member presented six new applications
end altogether ten applications were received
me members are very enthusiastic, and are
determined to reach the 200 mark by Jam l.
ST. Paul camp held lis regular meeting
last Tuesday evening. great deal of bust
ness was transacted. besides comforting the
second degree on ten candidates. A number
OF new APPLICATIONS were received. The next
regular meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening, Oct. a. After short business
meeung the members will spend the balance
OF the evening in card playing.
M1nnehaha camp held a regular meeting
n force and the second degree was conferred
upon seven candidates. Next Thursday the
degree staff will have a social dance and on
the 18th a family social will be given. The
next business session will occur on Nov g.
when the first degree will be given to eight
candidates.
Copeland camp members enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent last Tuesday night
After the routine business had been trans
acted. Neighbor Blinkham was tried for grand