The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-14
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Enterprise lodge No. Is. I. o. o. F..
elected =. II. Plant noble grand, Will
lam Morris vice grand, ]. B. Eaton
secretary, B. D. Brakeman treasurer.
Mystic lodge No. 22-William Camp
bell, noble grand; S. c. B. Marshall,
wee grand; o. S. Thompson, recording
secretary; A. Pickering, treasurer;
Frank Clifton, trustee one year; T. b.
Layman, trustee IS months
Provo lodge No. 14-Newel knight,
noble grand; a. R Daft. vice grand,
George II. Storey, secretary; c. T..
I Davies. treasurer; John Davies, trus-
tee.
Nephi lodge No. 16.-Dr. c. S. Hos
mer, noble grand; S. NJ Read, vice
grand; ]. f. Jackson, secretary; H
( W Music, treasurer; a. 7. McCanne,
trustee
Local Lodges-Mystic No % will
confer the degree CT friendship on two
candidates tonight. Brothers viii bear
this in mind. and be present TO Wit
ness some fine work ana hear good mu-
sic by the orchestra.
Ridgley No. had a good meeting
last Wednesday, with a fair average
attendance. Some profitable remarks
were made by members under good
] of the order and all enjoyed the meet
ing.
Enterprise lodge No. 10 on Wednes-
day night transacted regular business
promptly and had several matters un-
der discussion pertaining TO the well
fare of the lodge.
on Thursday night Utah lodge No. L
and Jordan No. 3 unite with the sew
eral city lodges to hold the annual
memorial services. which were of an
interesting character and brought out
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Rebekahs. Several members of the or
der who have died within the II
months were eulogized for their many
virtues.
Salt Lake No on Friday met with
good number of brothers on hand
A visit was made to No. Il and as
sisted in degree work
Fidelity No. II on Friday conferred
the initiatory degree on two candidates
The degree staff were in excellent con-
dition and made the work very i'm
pressive. The speeches by members of
Nos. and II were listened to c'.-e1-
lively and many good things were said
that it will do well to remember.
Nepli lodge No. 10 was VIsited last
TUESDAY hy the writer, and he was
cordially welcomed by the brethren.
The meeting was interesting and the
room was made attractive by so many
of the brothers on hand. The lodge
has ordered new regalia and some par
aphernalia which was needed, and any
one visiting No. 16 in the future VIII
find them we'll posted on the ritual
and digest. The brothers on Decoration
Day took the widows of members to
the cemetery, decorated the graves,
made speeches and paraded through
the streets of the town. They are ac-
tive in all good deeds. charitable to a
fault, and socially fraternal as brothers
should be.
Payson lodge No. 10 on Thursday
had one candidate for the initiatory
degree and the brothers did well in
comforting the work. A lot is about
to be purchased for the lodge. which
will be built on when necessary.
Provo lodge No. IA was visited on
the 9th. About Is members were pres
ent. Several communications were
read by the secretary relating TO lodge
affairs. and letter from a member
located in California, which proved
quite interesting. The executive COM
mittee reported what they had done
and their acts sanctioned by the lodge.
Past GrandS Horner and Jones are
looked up to in many matters as re-
CARDS the action of the lodge in bust
ness affairs, as their Judgment is re-
liable.
The excursion given by this lodge to
Castillo Springs on Friday was very
successful; they had the cooperation
of Eureka lodge No. u, Payson No.
10: Mt. Pleasant, No. 20; Temple CITY,
No. % at Manti, and Richheld. No. 29.
all of whom were there to add to the
success of the enterprise. The amuse-
ments were many and were carried out
as per arrangement, there being no
dissatisfaction but everything harmoni-
Gus. The Rio Grande Western railway
provided several special trains that
took the members and friends there
and returned them TO their homes safe
ly and comfortably.
Richfield lodge No. 90 was visited on
Saturday night. Three degrees were
conferred on one brother VINO lives at
distance. Brother w. T. Hosford of
Temple City lodge was present and
took the noble grand's chair. Brothers
of this lodge are very active and have
increased their membership to over 40
in three months.
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Rebekahs-Miriam lodge No. 5. at
their last meeting elected the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Ruth Watrous, no.
bic grand; Mrs. Anna Plant. vice
grand; Sister Elliott, secretary; Mrs
Sudheim, treasurer; Mrs. Kyes, trus-
tee.
Ester Lodge No. meets tomorrow
night. We have only to announce the
meetings are so interesting that mem
bers cannot remain away. There is no
question but that the fair Rebekahs of
No. know how to entertain all who
honor themselves by visiting them.
They never undertake anything that
does not prove entirely successful De-
gree work will be done at this meet
ing, which is another attraction, for
the staff of Ester are perfect in floor
work and changes and they know how
to deliver the charges 10 make them
impressive. The excursion to the La
COON on Thursday next promises to be
social event of interest. All prepara-
tons have been made to carry out Il
very attractive programme. Every one
will carry lunches and gentlemen will
be largely represented. 4 dance in the
evening will be another attraction. TIE
committee, to whom those wanting in
formation or tickets can apply are:
Messrs. Loder, Marshall ChOnnie.
Greenep and Nelson
Naomi lodge No. / met Saturday. and
had very good number present. All
are looking forward 10 a picnic. wnich
Will be held shortly.
The current number OF the Utah Odd
Fellow IS out The paper appears il
new and enlarged form and is now one
of the best fraternal Dapers in the
west The Rebekah department Of the
present number deserves special men
ton.
Eagle Gate Lodge No. 10. A. O. L.
w. met in regular session and trans
acted their usual order Of business. As
usual. the attendance was very good.
considering the warm weather.
The report Of the visiting committee,