Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-01-11

his fslB0w befngs. Daring Mr.. Nc
InsyrE's actress some ureasinsss was
Expressed b. some Ct f5oss present
for ths safety Of fas b1ildiDg whih.
ws Elmply packed With peopAs- Is
vas esc8osd % vffb6rzw 70 the Bap-
tlst chrrrh ard auzs the exercises
there.
ne qanEtstss singing By Msssrs.
LsPorce, Jesse, Sbchoiss and Tnrei-
ksH vas very pleasing, ss vzs TIE
|veesl eass By Misses Raby an5 May
Horton.
Mias Pink5s West 3nd MFL Edward
.KHnksl Bsxt entertained tbs aadi-
soes win vocal singing, which every
bsdy sad sac al riKht
PFDbasty the most ebjoynbie num-
Der q the programme was the read
ing By supsrIrtsnds1t Of Public
sehools D. A. McMniEn. Il h hardly
necessary 70 say what Professor Nc
MiIlGn read from, a. be IL too wen
known for hE understanding Of the
style and inner meaning Of "Riisy's
Works"
Mrs. J. r Jesse performed On the
violin Il al THAI 10 necessary to bring
tbs inprszslon that there vas smother
enjoyable featnrs on the programme.
Rev. J. J. Porter delivered the adj
dress Of the evening. That gentleman
threw new ardor and force irso his
usual forceful delivery and made an
excellent talk on the good Of the
erder. MF. Porter makes q Ere i'm
preston OF 3 speakers stand.
The entertainment closed with
eu&Eteste mnsic By the Threlkeld.
family.
The COUNTY ORGANIZATION.
The meeting Of the delegates from
the woOdmen Camps Of the county,
which vas held after the regular lodge
meeting Friday afternoon, resulted in
the forming Of q county organization.
George Frank acted az temporary
chairman and the following officers
we're elected:
Chairman, J. n. Gross, Of Mexico.
Vice President, W. J. Grow, Of
Farber.
Secretary, A. L. BrutOB, Of Lsddo-
MA.
Treasurer, Edward Elder, of Rash
Hill
The Executive Committee will con-
sist Of the above officers and Of one
elective member from each camp IN
the cornty.
The object Of the new organization
Il to advance the interests OF Wood
craft in every way possible. A prom
Inent feature will be the holding Of .
big union log rolling and picnic once
|s year. It IL thought that the 1900
meeting win be held In Mexico on
JAY 4.
TIE DELEGATES.
The delegates present at the meet
ing were:
nsxico: J. n. Gross, Z. 3. Jones,
q. A. Frank.
Lsddonia: A. L. BrutOn and J. 8.
BeEsmy.
Farber: Q. B. Carroll, o. W. Peter
son and W. ]. Grow.
yaudalia: P. N. Williams.
Worcester: J.H Morthland and v.
Krdel.
Martinsburg: J. R. Scott and H.
P. French.
Thompson: h. 7. Cant, L. Y. Petty.
Benton City; P. H. Kelsrhais and
2. j. Precbt
R0vena: J. n. McGlnnis.
DEPUTY HORTON HoEoRKD.
MEXICO, No, Dee. 20, 1sse-Rs-
soiUsd, that Mexico Camp No. 1850.
extend to Deputy Head cousul J. l..
Horton q vote C tasks fer the men,
beers be has brought into cur camp,
for the impetus be has gwen 10 cur
york, for The good voFk be has done
In many ways. Be it farther resolved
that a. nsighbOr Horton has worked
for oar camp for the PCS, siK months,
We comnsnd him TO all Woodnen
wherever he may 60, a an eneispt
worker, 3 tFus nsighbor, 3 Christian
gentleman and worthy Of the conf
denoe and esteem Of the Modern
Woodmen Of America.
O. A. FRANK,
Venerable consnl.
". N. PzARsoE, Clerk.
THE kELIc0 CAMP.
TIE Msxieo Camp zee chartered IN
July, 1893, vita the folloVing onesEs: