The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-06-06
FORESTERS.
The Grand Court Having an In
teresting and Enjoyable Meeting.

| lourneQ until 1:oU p. m.
In the afternoon the reports of the
committees were heard and accepted
and the meeting adjourned until 8 a.
m. Wednesday, when the state Off
GERS were elected for the following
two years.
The officers are as follows:
Grand Chief Rangers Il. Graham,
Ottumwa
Sub Chief Ranger-John Wilson,
Minneapolis
Grand Recording secretary-James
SPAWN, Oskaloosa.
Grand Treasurer-Terrence Con-
molly, Cedar Rapids.
Grand Secretary-Lister Burger,
Cedar Rapids.
Grand Senior Woodard-James
Brain, Mystic.
Grand Junior Observation-Disclosures
Mitchell, Abba.
Grand Junior Beadle-J L. Smith
Des Moines.
Trustees-M. L. Roby, Harry Cub.
ner, Frank Anderson.
Grand Court Auditors-John Jones,
j. A. Johnson, F. A. Winslow.
Supreme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gordon of st. Paul, James SPAWN of
Oskaloosa.
Alternates-E. M. Sutherland of
Minneapolis, J. B. Gourley of Cedar
Rapids.
The officers superseded are:
I'd. Mills-G Q R.
Malcolm Gordon-G s G R.
R. Listerbarger-G Sec.
Terrence Connolly-G Treas.
James Spavin-G R s.
F. White-G S w.
John Wilson-G j w.
E. M. Sutherland-G S B.
w. D. Wiggins-G B.
Tuesday evening the Oskaloosa
delegation gave the visiting members
banquet in the Armory hall. The
Schmitt orchestra was present and
rendered music during the evening.
The menu was:
chicken salad sliced ham
cold roast beef potato salad
saratoga chips
radishes lettuce onions
pickles olives
cream cheese
assorted cake strawberries and cream
ice cream
coffee ice tea
The tables were set in three long
rows, the length of the hall and af-
forded a seating capacity for $50
people. The officers and delegates
were presented with American beauty
roses as souvenirs of the occasion.
After the banquet initiatory work
was performed by the rOttumwa team
in the Foresters' hall.
New delegates are constantly ar
irving and there are about 300 visit
ing Foresters in the city besides the
regular lodges from the different
towns.
The following is the list of dele.
gates now in town:
Albia-Ruben Hawxly, Luke Jack
son.
Centerville-M. L. Roby.
Waterfowl. A. Winslow.
Mystic-Ed McConville.
Cincinnati-J. A. johnson.
Burlington-A. B. Hassell.
Keokuk-Edward Silk, VIM. Birdie.
Cedar Rapids eiereisen, ]. B.
Gourley, L. A. Myers, D. Robertson.
Oskaloosa-G. Arkless, Joe Cant,
Robert Roberts.
Ottumwa-S. L. Graham, w. B.
hurry, John Jones, j. w. Kittoe.
Des Moines-Harry Kuhner, John
L. Smith.
Hamilton-C. @. Walsh.
Bussey-George Gray.
Minneapolis and st Paul.. H.
NOtbiOI ~ IL Sio"B L. a. "0lCuli
VIM. Davis, James Kelley, VIM. o.
Caldwell, F. E. Smith james Gooden.
The Parade.
There was parade of the Forester
delegations about o'clock Tuesday
evening. There was some little delay
on account of the threatening wealth
er but the line was finally formed
and the parade moved along the
business streets and the usual line of
march taken on such occasions.
The Iowa Brigade band was in the
lead and as usual gave their unex-
celled service to the occasion. There
were the dignitaries in carriages and
the uniformed bodies IMPLYING some
of the sentiments and teachings of
the order.
The parade was very creditable
showing of the order and its follow
ing now in the city. There were
several hundred Foresters in line.
English SPAWN Eminent removes all Hard,
Soft or Calloused Jumps and Blemishes from
horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs Splints Sweeney
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