The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-06
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CURED at Columbia Lodge. No. 2. on
Friday evening December 3, at which
.ime the following officers were chosen
Ior the term commencing January j, 1893:
Master workman. G. n. Sheldon: fore
man. a. H. Grout: overseer Joseph Gar
Du.t. recorder. c. +. Bowman: flnancier
william NJ. Goodman; receiver, 8. q. Ben
edict; guide. G. H. Hahn; inside watch
man. j. X. Profit: outside Waterman,
Wiiiiam =. Hamley: medical examiners,
Dr. J. II. Rooms and DR.. d. A. Mitchell.
number Of visiting members were there
from San Francisco and other cities who
gave interesting short speeches for the
good OF the Order" and three candidates
were initiated in the workman degree
The committee on entertainment is ar
ranging good programme for public
entertainment In the near future. Grand
Master Workman William A. Inman Is
expected 10 visit this part OF the jurisdic-
ton. making tour of the lodges In West
ern Washington. Seattle lodges will ex-
tend to him royal welcome.
Grand Lecturer J. II. Schiyely and
Grand Recorder James NJ. Pickens spent
the past week visiting the lodges OF Che
halls and Centralia.
Horace Pickens, son OF the grand re-
corder. has been quite sick for the past
few days.
The financier OF Columbia lodge, WILL
AaHi NoDuUdIl, mas removed MS once
to room No. 62s. Seattle National Bank
building.
Evergreen Lodge. No. &c. elected officers
at Its last regular meeting for the term
commencing In January. 1895. An iuapor-
tant amendment to tho bylaws was pro-
posed In writing and laid over for action
at the next regular meeting. providing
for the imposition Of substantial fine
for non-attcndance for five consecutive
a yff
valid excuse.
The whist contest Is progressing with
energy and increased zest
George f.. Miller and r. +. Conner of
Home camp. Seattle, paid Ballard camp
a fraternn visit last Wednesday evening
Secretary Ashton Of Ballard camp, went
over to Port Blakeley last Monday night
to institute Woodman lodge at Biakeley.
Select knights Of A. q. 4. W.
Seattle Legion, No. J. Is now making a
vigorous growth. The legion was organ
lied on September q last and IL now In
splendid working order. The drill and
l.. Foreman. is progressing finely. The
uniforms have been ordered and In
short time the legion will be In readiness
for full dress occasions.
I. .. u. r.
Mystic Lodge. No. 81, conferred the third
degree upon one candidate last Monday
evening. The lodge also has another for
the initiatory degree which will be con-
ferred probably some time this month.
Seattle Lodge. No. Z. VIII confer the ini-
tiatory degree upon one candidate toinor-
row evening and all visiting and resident
Odd Fellows are cordially invited.
Golden Link Lodge, No. 10. conferred
the initiatory degree las. Tuesday even
ing and Will confer the first degree to-
morrow evening.
second degree last Thursday evening and
win confer the third degree next Thurs
day evening.
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge. No. ~.
will elect ofsfcers Tor the ensuing term
nsxt Friday evening and VIII also confer
the Rebekah degree.
Unity Enearapment. No. 2 will elect
officers for the ensuing term next Sstur-
day evening. il viii also confer the pa
triarchal degree upon four candidates and
admit two by deposit Of card. Seattle En-
campment, No. y. viii be present as In
vited guests. and at the close OF degree
work a supper will be furnished In the
banquet hall. All Patriarchs in the city
are cordially invited.
Seattle Ledge, No T. will elect officers
for the ensuing term tomorrow evening
and also confer the initiatory degree. \
fuli atte ldancs of the members is desired.
Olive Branch Lodge. Nc. I. elected the
following officers last Wednesday even
ing for the ensuing term: Noble grand.
T. T. Edsen: vice grand. J. II. Murphy
recording secretary. T. w. Mcpherson:
treasurer J. F. Mclaughlin.
Seattle Encamnmeut No. q. elected the
following officers: Chief Patriarch. F. r.
Mcf.aren: high priest. w. G.. Mccarthy.
senior warden. T.. +. Edsen: junior war
den. +. II. Cooksen: scribe. r. w. Nc
Pherson: treasurer. G.. W. Huffman.