The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-28


Park City Lodge No. died Saturday
morning. Sister Hunt was member
of Silver Leaf Lodge No. 8, at Park
City. She will be buried tomorrow by
Naomi Lodge No. 1, and a full attend
ance of members of this and other Re
bekah lodges in the city is requested.
Ester Lodge No. s meets tomorrow
night. A full attendance of members
is requested
Ester No. s degree staff. will go to
Provo on Friday next, March 4. to con-
fer the beautified work on % candidates
for Deborah Rebekah Lodge No. 6.
The grand master visited Ester lodge
TO do the work, and appreciating the
compliment, the officers are DESTROYS of
making as large a showing as possible.
All members of the Rebekah lodge who
can go will have the advantage of a re-
duced rate over the railroads, as the
grand secretary, Brother W. ]. Moore,
has made very satisfactory arrange
ments.
All desiring to go will please call on
the grand secretary, at 80 West Second
South street, and secure their tickets at
the reduced fare. The train leaves Salt
Lake Friday evening and returns Sat
urday morning. All Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs who can do so should avail
themselves of this rare opportunity for
visiting the lodge at Provo and enjoy
ing pleasant trip over the railway at
a greatly reduced expense.
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The idea gains ground daily that the
sovereign grand lodge should be sup
ported by per capita tax, paid from
the funds of subordinate lodges. There
is no reason why a small Jurisdiction
purchasing large stock of high-priced
supplies should pay as much, as the
great states of New York, Pennsylvania
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begin 10 see this subject in its proper
light and some day the sovereign grand
lodge will act upon it.-Joseph Kidder.
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Evergreen Lodge No. ISL, Fraternal
Union, held its regular weekly meeting
last Monday The Fraters were out in
large numbers. The enthusiasm dis
played IS remarkable, considering the
age OF the lodge, for most lodges of
similar organizations leave a few to do
all the work The meeting was an in
teresting one for all those who were
present. After disposing of regular
lodge business an hour was given up
TO social features, which of itself is a
wise action, for the ladies and gentle
men feel that there is an incentive to
go to lodge every meeting when such
pleasant times are experienced. Let il
be known to all Fraters that the Fra
ternai Union will pay every dollar due
TO the beneficiary of the deceased
Frater Brown The preliminary papers
have already been made out at the re-
quest of the supreme lodge, and no I'M
necessary delay will occur in making
final settlement.
The meeting tonight will be of inter
est. A week from tonight the lodge will
give one of their popular socials which
are enjoyed so much.
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knights of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so |
members were out on Friday evening |
at the meeting of the Salt Lake tent. |
and spent a delightful two hours in |
fraternal pleasure. Messrs. Erskine and
Blank were welcomed into the fellow |
ship of knights.
The teachings of this order are prac-
teal and cannot fail in developing love
OF country, true manhood and honest
friendship. The committee on enter
tainment reported and AN orange so
car Will be given on Saturday even
ing, March u.
"A nne literary programme will be
given, and addresses will be made on
important subjects by prominent
speakers.
On Saturday evening" a free literary
school for the members of the order
was opened, and will be kept up dur
ng the coming two months Mr.. Mea-
ALL las NOiullctIcQ Ills services IOr the
benefit of the members in the study of
history and the ritual
The membership is growing steadily.
IND the men who are swelling the
'anks are loyal citizens and are a
,redit to the society.
A meeting for initiatory work will be
leld next Saturday evening
There is some talk of a fraternal visit
# the Salt Lake tent to the tent at
Bingham in the near future.
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Woodcraft continues to advance.
Zach of the three camps in the city is
lectlng at each meeting a large num-
'er of members. Deseret. the baby
amp, seems the most active. 1t has
'een instituted for but one month,
laving closed its charter on Jan. %.
With 40 members, yet on Friday even
ng last the number elected to become
members passed the century mark At
he last meeting of the camp the degree
cam of Utah No. 1913 was present
nd initiated a number of strangers.
teps were also taken to organize a !
cam for Deseret camp and Neighbor
larry Beers placed in charge as de- {
rec master.
All Woodmen are invited to visit
amp Deseret, which meets every Fri
ay evening, at Gladstone hall :
Mrs. 7. G. Dawson takes this method
thanking, through the columns of
he Herald, the many kind friends who I
ave her such unbounded sympathy 7
uring the deep trouble caused by the t
cath of her husband and especially /
} the officers and members of Salt I
AXE Valley lodge No. II. A o. U. w. q
-ho. all through her distress. showed V
} her every attention in their power. 9
nd Mrs. Dawson wishes to let them il
now that their kindness will never be f
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The funeral of the late Mrs. Jane t
unit, member of the Degree of 0
onor. a. o. U. W., will occur today t
lder the auspices of the order from a
le Degree of Honor hall, Odd Fellows b
Hiding, on Market street, at D. m.
embers of the order are requested to a
;semble at the hall at 1870 o'clock. S
rs. Hunt had been ailing for some 5
me prior to her death. She was a well Ii
loWn and most worthy lady. es- I
emed, loved and respected by a large P
role of friends, who sincerely mourn
n departure and offer her sorrowing a
Isband and family their warmest +
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Degree of Honor, Attention. S