The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10

Jones; recorder, ]. v. Fuller; receiver,
T. r. Fearing; financier, J. ]. Daily:
guide, A. E. Hess; I. w. ,eE. J.. Baily; o.
W., Joseph Primerline. One trustees
term having expired, George Doorley was
elected to fill the vacancy. ~ a.f= w..
Independence Lodge No. liz held q very
large meeting last Tuesday, and initiated
two candidates The following officers
were elected for 1900: Past chief of hon
or, Mrs. Mccain; chief Of honor, Mrs.
Weber; lady of honor, Mrs. Butler; chief
of ceremonies. Mrs. Cawley; usher, Mrs.
Feehan; financier, Mrs. -Durrand; record
er, Mr.. James P. Moster;. receiver, Mrs.
Havekost; inner watch, Miss Hansen;
outer watch, Mr.. James, W.. Henry; trus-
tee for three years, Mrs. Nelson; organist.
Miss Lowe.
Esther Lodge No. SO. at their last regu-
lar meeting, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Chief of honor, SIS
ter Maggie Kriegef; lady of hcLor, Sister
Rock; chief Of ceremonies. Sister Mary
Krieger: usher, Sister Maud Leonard;
receiver, Sister Ayres; financier, Brother
WaIterstorf; recorder, Sister Kennedy; in
ner watch, Sister Heitmiller: outer watch.
Brother BIrge; trustee for three years,
Brother Gladson; trustee for one year,
Sister Lee. Two applications for member
ship and one beneficiary were received.
Esther Lodge No. 30iwill give an invita-
ton euchre party on Dec. 10.
INDEPENDENT FoREsTERs.
The high standing committee will pay
Court Winona an official visit on next
Wednesday evening.
Court Abraham Lincoln will meet at
Bowlby hall next Tuesday evening. Of
flcers for the ensuing year will be elected.
Court Red Wing reports sixty initia-
lions during the month9of November, with
more on the way for December
Court Pennington initiated seventeen
candidates Monday evening, o. H.
O'Neill, H. G.. r., and A. E. Reufllard, H.
S., assisted in the initiation, ceremonies.
Court Minnesota elected the following Of
ficers last Tuesday evening: George Len
non, court deputy; DR.. f. H sWhitcomb,
physician; Ed Reisner,r.C.- r.; NJ ].
Moran, V. G. r.; ]. c.. Heron, r. S.; G.
G. Ingram. F. s.; T. ]. McDermott, treas
urer; Samuel Booth, orator; A w. Car
ter, organist; William H.. Campbell, s.
w; e. V. Dahlquist, J. w; F. A. Carl
veau s. B.; R. J. Ayott j B.; Carl An
derson and Pierre GadbeHt trustees; A.
w. Carter and H. V. Dickey, finance COM
mittee John w. Dickeyg A. l.. Graves
and ]. O. Watson, delegates to high court.
Courts Lion Heart and Five Points were
consolidated in the Twin City hall We'd
nesday evening. The occasion brought
full Forester meetings held in this city
this season Nearly all of the courts of
the city were represented. The name of
the new court is Lion Heart and numbers
100 members 1t will meet on the second
and fourth Wednesdays, in the Twin City
hall The consolidation ceremony was
performed by~O. H. ONeil, H. C. r., as
sisted by Hiram Howe, H. v. c. r.. A.
E. Reuillard, H g.. Dr.4G. R. Maloney,
high physician. The officers of the new
court are George Helfrich, G. D.; Dr. E.
w. Buckley. physician; F. Stanley, C. r.;
George Nipp, P. G. R.; F. Jenitschke, v.
c. R.; James Henry, r. s.; NJ ]. Burns,
F. s.. Max Schwab, treasurer; J. w.
Riley and M. Cleary, trustees. ~
RED MEN.
A memorial service Of the Tooth ami
versary of the death of George Washing
ton will be held by Minnesota Gopher
Tribe No. 81 1. o. of r. NJ, Thursday
evening, Dec. IA, 1899. at their hall, cor
ner Robbie and State streets The pro-
gramme: America Minnesota Gopher
Tribe and Council of Pocahbntas: invoca-
ton, Prophet H. Bauer;,if"Nearer Ny God
to Thee, Minnesota Gopher Tribe and
Council Of Pocahontas; address, Sachem
8. G. Andrist; "Battle4Hgmn of the Re-
public Minnesota Gopher Tribe and
Council of Procahontas;- address, Senior
Sycamore A. Steidl; eeitation-"Ameri-
can Flag Miss Ethel. Kay; address
Junior Sycamore j. r CLARK; recitation
"old Glory" Brother J. Durker; grafton.