The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-09

a ripple marred the harmonious feeling
which prevailed throughout the session
Martin Bernheisel was elected to be
come a member. One sister visited
from Harmony lodge No. 8, Butte City
Mont
The committee on excursion for Aug
Is reported progress After lodge ad
journed drill was given for an houl
or so. The degree staff is made up OF
enthusiastic sisters who desire to per
feet themselves in the floor work.
The current number of the Utah Ode
Fellow is to hand and is replete with
news and matters of great interest tC
every member of the order. It has
been enlarged and improved and is
now one of the best fraternal papers
in the west.
The Fraternal Union of America
which had such an suspicious inaug-
uration in this city on Friday night
is a society that the more there is
known of it's principles and forms the
more anxious will people be TO identify
themselves with it. 1t is fraternal,
beneficial and social-a progressive, UP
to date order that commends itself TO
all. At the institution of the local
lodge the other night many ladies
We're present and Joined, realizing that
if it was good for men it must be good
for women as well. All who have be-
come applicants for membership, and
were absent on Friday, are requested
to be at Odd Fellows temple next Fri
day night at o'clock to receive the
degree of fraternity.
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The installation of officers took
place in the Springville (Utah) tent
last Tuesday night. Sir Knight Pack
ard became the commander, Sir Knight
Stanson the lieutenant commander, Sir
Knight Raymond the record keeper,
and Sir Knight Dunn the physician.
They will have three limitations next
Tuesday night. The music of the quar-
tette of this tent was highly appreci-
ated by the installing officer. The city
of Springville is to be congratulated
upon the organization of the Macca bees
there by the unexceptional class of
men composing it.
New officers were also installed at
Salt Lake last week, but We have been
unable to get list of the new officials.
They also had one new initiate This
tent has procured the large hall on
the first landing in the Odd Fellows
temple on Market street for their flu
ture meetings This will give them
more commodious quarters and will
much better accommodate them in the
performance of their beautiful initia-
tory ceremony. With such men at the
head of the order in the city as L. J.
Kyes of the Oregon Short Line rail-
way ticket office, w. A. Wight of the
firm of Miller & Miller Coal company,
William j. Halloran of Third South
street. John Brook of the Troy laun-
dry, DR.. Hanchett and Dr. Jennison,
there will fbe a continual growth and
there will be no question as to the
character of the new applicants.
Sir Knight Newell, representative to
the supreme tent review at Port Huron
last month, has returned to his home
in Montana and will now take UP the
work of state deputy for that state
under the general charge of Mr. Wright
Of this city. the general deputy for the
country. 1t is expected
that special work will be had in Ne
vada, to begin at an early date. There
IS much interest felt at the prospect
Of there being an assistant supreme
physician appointed for the Pacific
and intermountain country for the pur-
pose of facilitating the work of medi-
al examinations, now that the order
has reached such great numerical
strength. 1t is hoped that someone of
he many capable physicians connected
With the order in the great region to
De affected will be appointed. to that
and important position.
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On Friday last Zion lodge, No. -.
Knights of Pythias, met for business.
md it was business from the start.