The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
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Supreme Regent y. Holt Aps.lr passed through
iS ~ eieGsy a. H., wy 10 points en-; "a
tertained 10y Grand Regent i. J. Mei.er and
ident officers ana members Of the supreme cCun-
Gil At Kansas Cay he was similarly met and
eutertaine,. by Regent ". X Anthony 0; ka-Ci-
Mora council. and other members Of the order.
Chevaiior Council received one application and
had a good time. Which was contributed 10 Dy
Messrs. Eide, We.'tnhe', halI4n aAd others.
Stirring ADDRESSES were made by Deputy supreme
h; ss5,. & 81 ieTkins; George ss. NJ Gilbert.
gramEDa Of special aitIactIEeness was promised
Euclid Courcii was visited by Deputy Grand
Regent Cornelius Gum. VINO communicates the
regent Henry 6 A!ehc. aad made an sNC,Ht:t
address, The meeting was entertained with il
George W. StuebakeT. Doctor !. Z. Sidelet. Phil
Sohmitt. J. J. AlUarsey and Regent Henry {.
Wiel.-
f.,-nton Council had an a;rcrdance which ranged
above the hundred mark Deputy Grand Resent
password and made helpfui address. The Hay
makers Degree was conferred upon iwcaty-six
applicants. Regent William i. lcuhaCh tend
Inents. aud his brother. Louis G. Ieutach. vas
elected and installed nil the uusxpired Term.
Be- ton has made great preTsratiuus for lis an
nual excursion On the steamer tity Of Providence.
Tuesday evening. July 81. which. As every thing
that Eentnn undertakes. - certain 10 prove a
evening is promised by orator T. r. Westc0tt for
the next meeting
Mound city Council gave it's attention TO en-
tariainInent, to which SO s contributed by
John T. Walsh. Samuel Ocerneyer and Theodore
Kcsenthal; Instrumental music by Professor j j.
Noellmecke; recitaticrs by ". pan Groves and
Edwin z. ;ioebe, and addresses by Deputy Grand
Regent I'd H Buckley and others
Carr Lane Council received application and
h1a .To 1 nq' ms 4 F m 6la sS Janp
og.iyie; during the prog-ess q which a yisiqns
Ltut GeoTge +. pniuy. was intr9duced and fra
,eriaIy welcomed ny Regent l. T.. Gettys. Talks
{, nspton Hin Council had Owe 100 members in
s;teI dance Three applications were received. one
Grand Regent Jsre Haideman ana Louis & !leI-
bach and r.. II. Hestcpft Benton Coun-
ell. An entertainment. followed consisting 81
TX Il igSa and iff5 q the ssf p.
o. the next meeting, August &.
Missouri Council had unusually well attend
llelinluth in the chair II was resolved 10 hold a
day evening Tor tn, comforting q duty TX. The
coCnciI was entertained with instrumental music
I<.Ean. W, E. R9hinson ard others. Every mem
SSF ib tE pre ms o' iowa If sc
Ter net gain nv December 81.
:, l. eiede Council shows a ,:ee'ded awakening Of
im;ry as regent. "a the last meeting on can
aS 1'!g e vas SIM ana ons f 50,
next meeting. The attendarce irize for the even
hurried through with in order 10 yisit Carr Lane
steamboat excursion to MonJessno Springs early
In August. the particulars Of which members
Mound city Council gave its attention to enter
,ainInont, to which songs were cont ;bLted by
linsenthal; instrumental music by Professor J.
j. EoelneTke; rsci,a,ieps by w Dali Groves
Regent Ed u Buckley and others.
oldest and most highly esteemed members of
Valley Council. He beoame member February.
examiner which position be tIlei with recos-
nzed ability until his death Thoush declining
in advancing the interests az the council ard the
order.
cssnns snfne RiTe: Tsi ga Tgen1ar:
Hickory. Elk Easion. Florissant Valley. sedaiiai