The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-25
KNIGHTS Of ROYAL ARCH
THE ORDER Is RAPIDLY GROW
ING IN THIS
CITY
no. 5 LODGE Has TWO HUNDRED
List of Officers, Trustees and
Charter Members-Other News
From the Lodge
Rooms

Lodge No. . promises to be The banner
locse q TIE order, and has already
ABOUT go members. The order is a frater-
na- oce, and was organized Tor the pro
lection Of all those associated With the
liquor trade. The Following are the If
Ulcers: A j Schweizer. valiant com
manJer; F. A. Barbeau lieutenant COM
mander; Joseph Wagner. grand treasure 2:
Adolph Johnson, chief orator: Charles r
JeSslang, recorder; P. F. Sindar. grand
master Of ceremonies; Frank Yoerg. cap
tain Of guard
Errste5 Edward Rohrbeck. w. Pr
kins, Andrew Holm, John HiIsch. Franz.
j Huber
The following is list of the charter
members:
Frank Yoerg, Edward Rohrback. JOS
Wagner, VIM. Kaiser. F. A. Barbeau. A.
" Drewry, Jacob Esch. A Y. peItiA-.
r j. Miesen, +. AIitcheson, J W. Free
man, Thos. W. Smith, D. ]. Callahan.
Fred B. Brenno, John Wachuta, w
Schrerer, Geo. W. Blake. Richard A
Maurer Chas. NJ. Eckman, Herman T.
Witt, Andrew Dahlquist, Chas w. Sofel
L. j. Jameson. Otto Walters. Gus u
Drawn, Robt. II Serg. p J. Povylin
Adolph Johnson, Christ II. Miesen. Anton
Miesen, John Hirsch. Frank J. Huber.
John 9. Herburger, Christ Rix, Theodore
Eberlein, B. D. Camrbell. H. F Logan.
W. .. Perkins Jr., Chas. Christian, Hen
~ D. Grumish, Robert n. Grady, c. W
Kuhl A G. Anderson, Henry ]. Ia
Clair. a. J. Kampmann, 5. o. Geiser,
Fred c. Schneider. Frank L. Gazzola. Pa
cificO UngeTetta, Henry Piers, c. w.
Niers. G. J. Rohland. D. F. Mccarthy,
Ernest A. Jackson, Andrew Holm, Otto
Miller, VIM. Hamm, Peter T. Sinclair,
John J. Sullivan, B. Simon, A. J. SchWei-
Ger, w. F. Zimmerman. J. A. Donahua
Peter Conley, c. Otto Dix. Chas. Brenck,
John Anderson, Wiley Orleman, Vim.
Mueller, julius Mayer. Joseph lIoey.
Chas- T. Jessrang, p E. Larson, Olaf
Carlson, Robert Johnson, Frank Ritter,
Nc Thil, Fred Sweizer, John B Arend
Joseph c. Clipper, joseph H. Fecht. p
HinIichs, Al Ronald, John r Gilbert,
James s. Boyer. Frank L. era WORD,
Charles II. Noreen, Nicholas Stronck.
Albert r. Lamb. Harry r Hardy Peter
Lang. AdOlph Bremen John Heidenrick
John Doeren, Frank J. Bowlin, Charles
P. Boucher, E. J. Shaughnessy, Phil W.
Schweitzer, Harry c. Sharp. Mike Riley,
Joseph Eurist, Fred Neuman, VIM. G.
Albrecht, VIM. NJ. Luchsinger, p M.
Schun7a cher, c. n. Boucher. T. 6. SeJer-
stIOm. ". J. WaIdTon, Leo Piringer Sam
uel Fink, Guy Gordon, John Ludwig,
Peter j. ESCh, Christ Christensen. Her
man SchwabeI, Joseph Ehrmanntraut,
Louis Jessrang. O. Lindberg.
A meeting Of the Royal Arcanum han
CUet committee was held at the Windsor
hotel Friday evening, and those present
perfected the orgsniZ cation of various
committees for work IN arranging for
the banquet 10 be held some time in the
latter part Of February. A further meet
ing VIII be held al EIks hail on Mon
da- evening, Dec Il.
ODD FELLOWS.
Germania Lodge No. IS will have nonai-
nation Of officers at the next meeting,
Friday night. All members are urged TO
be present
The election Of officers of Excelsior
Meridian lodge, No. 60. will take place
tomorrow evening. Other important
business will also be taken up.
The lodge, with Bethesda Rebekah
lodge, No. l, viii give dance and en-
teTtinment on Monday evening, Dec.
?, OF Central hall.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Capital City camp. ut the first meet.
ing in December, viii elect officers for
the ensuing term and will vote whether
10 establish an emergency fund in the
order, at the next Head Camp session,
to be held in st. Paul next June.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
vt the regular meeting of Garfield
corps, No. ., last Friday afternoon, three
applications for membership were re-
ceived. The Thanksgiving offering OF
full baskets will be sent as usual to