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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Improved Order of Red Men.

At the last held council of Yosemite
Tribe No. 103, Improved Order of Red
Men, there were present several members
Of tribes in the East who were cordially
welcomed and pleasantly entertained.
This tribe will give its next entertain
ment on the 26th inst, when entirely new
talent will be introduced. The tribe will
have its annual banquet on December 19.
Mrs. Jennie Weisel, great prophecies of
the Degree of Pocahontas, has been con.
fined to her home by serious attack of
illness for several days.
Suwanee Tribe has made arrangements
for a grand Christmas tree party on the
night of December "a Santa Claus will
distribute presents to the children of
members and then there will be dancing
The great sachem, great chnef of rec
ords and other great chiefs paid a visit
to Ramona Council last week. The visit
was followed by feast of corn and veni-
son and long and short talks.
The tribe at Benicia reports adoptions at
every meeting. 1t has already made ar
rangements for grand ball to be given
on the night of February %
Minnewawa Council of Benicia adopted
seventeen palefaces at its last held ses-
Great Sachem Boyes, Great Junior
Sycamore Roche and Great Chief of Rec
ords Bliss paid a visit last week to the
tribe in Palo Alto and they were well re-
ceived and Hospitality entertained There
were present fourteen members of the
tribe in Santa Clara There was work in
tfe ADOPTION degree and then an hour of
social enjoyment after the council fire
was quenched. The following night the
great chief of records paid visit to the
tribe in Santa Clara.
The picture of the great chiefs in In
dian costume that appeared in The Call
at the time of the session of the Great
Council a few weeks ago has been en-
lsrged and framed and now hangs in. the
Office of the great chief of records. 1t
bears the legend, Reproduced from the
San Francisco CALL
The members of Potomac Council No.
rs, D. of p, wish to remind their friends
of their Christmas tree social, which is
to take place on the 18th of December in
Social Hall, Shiels building. A good
time is guaranteed all attending. Those
who have attended other successful So
cials given by this enterprising council
will know that this one will not be thrown
In the shade, especially around these joy
Gus days, in the way Of having good times
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Ancient Order Of Foresters.

Little Tryphena. the pet of the Com
panions of the Forest, has rendered Loyal
Circle entertainment and social in aid
of It's booth that 1t will have in the For
esters building shortly for the purpose
of raising funds to entertain the deleg ates
to the grand body. This entertainments
will be given on the night of the 4th of
December in the social hall Of the build
ing named
night had very pleasant party in the
social hall of the Foresters building. The
programme consisted of varied numbers,
including ragtime music, songs, recita-
tions and specialties that were contrib
uted by Josephine Cussick, Louise Won
Chesterfield, George Cook, William G.
Sass, Frank Germain and Edna Herrold
The function was managed by II. J. wal
ters, H. e. Walters, W. G. Sass, Frank
Germain, s: Becky. w. Roland, r. Bond,
George Cook and George Cree. Then fol-
lowed a programme of dancing. H. e.
Walters was the floor manager and H ]
Walters was the assistant.
fetal visit to Court Richmond last Thurs
day night.
The Twentieth Century Club will give
another social on the night Of the SOth
inst.
California Circle Of the Companions Of
the Forest has in the past six months
added forty names to its roll of member
ship. The circle is making arrangements
for an entertainment and dance in De-
cember.
The supreme grand, officers paid a visit
to Ivanhoe Circle on the night of the
The grand bazaar to be given by the
of the Foresters' building on the night
of the first of next Febrtlary
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
American Companions.

Past Grand Chief Companion Mrs. q.
Harrington recently visited, on behalf OF
the grand companion, the circle in Ne
vada City and the one in Grass Valley.
TO each she gave some good fraternal ad-
vice that will result in the two organiza-
tons doing good work for the order. The
last named circle has a good membership
and the members promised to make a
marked increase before the meeting of the
next Grand Circle
New Century Circle will have Christ
mas tree and social ON the night of the
7th of December.
On the night of the 10th inst. Grand
Chief Companion Miss A. Ticoulet, accom-
panied by Grand Sub-Chief Mrs. H.
Worms, Grand trustee Miss Rappin and
Past Grand Chief Companion Mrs. Har-
rington, paid a visit to her home circle,
Robin Hood. The visitors were cordially
received in the hall, which was very pret-
tily decorated in red, white and blue and
American flags and lanterns. The work
Of the order was exemplified by the initia-
ton of three strangers, and 1T is not often
that the work has been equaled in any
circle. The guides introduced new fea-
ture. 1t was the carr ying of silk Amer
lean flag each, and it added .1iGcn to the
effect of the ceremony. After the work
and the election of the following named
as officers for the ensuing term, there were
addresses by a number of those present:
Mabel Miller G. c.; Ray Michaels, S. G.
c.; Mrs. B. Bruce, +. S.; Miss Kanitz, r.
s.; Mrs. o. G. Miller, T.; Miss Hilkens,
". ".
Schoen and Mrs. Goldman, trustees; DR..
Adams, physician; and Annie Gudehus,
organist. The first speaker was the grand
chief companion, whose address was not
only a surprise but something of a dis
appointment, to those who have accom-
panied her on official visits in the past.
Then there were remarks by Mrs. Lizzie
Atwood, the supreme sub-chief. by the
grand sub-chief the grand trustee, Jacob
Label. cf the American Forester Review,
Mrs. Sarah Beverson of New Century Cir
Gle, Mrs. Levy of Martha Washington
Circle and Past Grand Chief Companion
Mrs harrington. Then the honorary
member of Robin Hood, on behalf of the
circle, presented to the grand chief COM
panion pair of opera glasses in mother
of pearl and gold, in token of the frater-
nal love that the members have for her;
decorated cake dish to Mrs. Harring-
ton, who is the deputy for the circle, and
a gold and silver sugar spoon to Mrs Liz
zie Atwood. the retiring treasurer of the
circle, as token of remembrance of those
with whom she has been officially associ-
ated for many. years. The honorary mem
Der then, on behalf of Mrs. Atwood, pre-
sented to Miss Tfcoulet. q. c: c., and to
Mrs. Harrington, D. G. c. c., beautiful
plaques, on which were painted by the
donor punches of golden poppies. These
as a mark of personal admiration of the
recipients for the good work that they
have done for the order. The presenta-
tions were followed by the serving of ice
cream and cakes.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

Every person who is q sufferer from nervous disease.
should write the Won Mohl Co., Cincinnati Ohio. AZ
once and accept their offer Of i've days trial tr.at
nent free Of charge This is no O. O. d. or DFpOsTT
scheme but liberal proposition made to unfortunats
sufferers by this long-eetablshed concern hsch =
the largest importer Of specifies for nervous and
uel diseases in the world.
tns on moni Co. has the sole American rights for
Prof La5ords's French preparation of fatbc . ~
only remedy Known to advanced medical science shat
van positively cure nervous debility This reme5v
oas Ior years oeen used as specific in the French
German armies and since its introduction into the
United States has cured many thoussnda Of
ana tne remarkaoie success Of the remedy In EnroD
mas oeen repeated in this country. -
In order to place this wonderful t-aat-,.-. - a, :
hands or every person who suffers the T1st.I - - I
cnssaca' M snsush Of sexual weakness, The Won MohI
20 mas decided to send free trial treatment 70 an
ras -rss az once The remedy is sent By mail in
OF taxing It Accompanying the medicine rhsr = :.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Woman,s Relief Corps.

The Woman's Relief Corps Home at
Evergreen, Santa Clara County, mas re-
Gently been thoroughly renovated with
paint and kalsomine and number OF
necessary changes in the interior nave
been made, so that it is now like new
structure An increased water supply
has also been added. On the occasion
of a recent visit by the advisory board
to note the improvements. Colo
mel George Stone OF san iran an
Grand Army of the Republic, pre-
sented to the home large American nag
which, with appropriate ceremonies, was
raised over the home. The exercises were
opened by Colonel c. Mason kinne, the
presentation was by Colonel Stone and
''Old Glory was received in patriotic
and feeling speech by Mrs. Geraldine f.
Frisbie,. president of the Woman's Relief
Corps Home Association. Then there was
a short address by H. c. Dibble, the read
Ing Of an original poem on 'Old Glory
by Major w G.. Hawley of San Jose,
which was followed by the salute to the
flag and the singing of Our Flag Is
There In addition to the advisory board
and the officers of the Home Association
there were present number of the citi-
zens of Evergreen and of San jose.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

position for the council. His faithfulness
as an officer is marked by the fact that
IN that period he has been absent from
his post but three nights. There are but
Iew men in the order who have more
friends in or out of the councils than
Usher McGuffick.
81 Captain the new council, was insti-
tuted in the Native Sons building on the
18th inst, by Deputy j. N. Bunting with
twenty-eight of a number who had signed
the charter roll. Colonel Joseph A. Will
son was elected president and o. M. Katz
and A. G. Page recording and financial
secretaries, respectively. There was quite
a contest for some of the offices. the
greatest being for that of doorkeeper.
Laurance Vincent and l.. de Cardona were
placed in nomination, and the result was
that Vincent, who worked hard, long and
faithfully to organize the new council
had his efforts recognized by being
showed under in the proportion of three
to one.
The San Francisco Cabinet paid an off,
c1al visit to Union Council in Red Men
building last Friday night. A pleasant
evening was spent
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
The Druidesses.

The officers selected to serve FL Dorado
Circle Of the L. A. o. D. for the current
term were installed III public at Wash
ington-square Hall on the evening of last
Thursday in the presence of more than
200 friends and invited guests of the
members. The installing officer was Past
Grand Arch Druidess Mrs. T. TbornhiIl.
assisted by Past Noble Grand Arch
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Woodmen of the world

1t Is expected that there will be such a
large crowd at the election for officers OF
Golden Gate Camp of the WOodmen of tha
World tomorrow night that the banquet
hall Of the Native Sons building has been
secured to hold the meeting in. The off,
GERS to be elected are consul commander
advisor lieutenant. banker. clerk assist
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Choppers friendship Club.

The Choppers Friendship Club. on the
22d inst. adopted new bylaws On the
night of the 26th the club will give its
fourth anniversary ball in Native Sons
Hall and II the anticipation of the event
have been given In the past. those wi0
attend the Choppers social function will
have most enjoyable time.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

to West Side Lodge at Tracy and the Wis
ttorS entertained the members with in
formation of all branches of the order
that was attentively listened to-. The visit
closed with BANQUET at the Tracy Hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
n0RTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
VIC Sou8oIlto FoFFT.
7NUIHIW
Commencing September ~ 1901
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VAIL

Commencing September - 1901
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO Mill. VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DA1S-e:55. $50. $3.50, HOO a m
s1:s5 s.l5, AIS. Sis, -6:15 6:z5 D. m --''
EXTRA TRIPS-For MIL Valley and ss,
Rafael on Mondays. Wednesdays and Sam
Gays at Z: :sy and 1l-4O p. N.
sUNDA AYs--s 90, $1,000. 'l1:so a. m. .1:l5
ais s4:45 6-30 9:s0 ,. m. 49,"
Trains marked - zun to San Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS-E5.2, 6:27 7:z5 S:35 inf
T. m sl2.25. 2:l5. s3.S5. 4:z0, $50 D. m M -''A@
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, "Wednesday y.
and Saturdays at Gas and s:55 D. m.
SUNDAYS-6:15 $780, 1000, sll:g a
s1.l0. "s:l5. s:45, $3.50 p. m. '
Trains marked % start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISrso
WEEK DAYS-5:45. e:45. 7:55. s:55, 10:s0 a N
1886. 2:45, $50. $40 p. N.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 71O and 10:55 p. m. ~
SUNDAYS-S:05, 1905 a. m, 1905 2:I6 gan
sec, Gas p.
THROUGH TRAINS
SIS a. N. week days-Cazadero and way sta
tons
i:z5 p. m. saturdsys-Duncan Mills ana way
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Here is Proof of the Value of Mrs Pinkhans Advice

tt taking
health nearly troubled with and
which
sick with of awful headaches and lay for five weeks in critical
condition unable illness
slow seemingly with marked bilious affection
did nothing
sleep said condition of at the time
would like advice and to the Of bad Mrs
FRANCES l. MCCREA Sheridan, Mont (Apri %, 9OO)
DsAH Mas to testify greatly
in
a a
something the size Of passed from Of the fact
privilege that appreciate McCREA,
Sheridan,
Tk9l6eA % @ & isTs is
Mass
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

~ n the evening of last Tuesday
N\ the following named officers
II ~ NJ Of Perseverance Grove U. A.
N N v O. D., were installed with ap-
~ propriate ceremonies in
Druids' Hall in the presence
Of a large number of the
members and visitors: M. Guillaumier,
Junior past arch; Leon T. Pauchon, noble
arch; S. Poncet. vice arch; S. Pidencet
recording secretary; /. Chassagne, finan-
Cial secretary; P Borel treasurer; A. La
borie, inner, and NJ. ALBERT, outer guard.
After the ceremony there was an al
journment TO Geary-street restaurant,
where there was served an installation
banquet to the outgoing and new officers
and the members, including the thirty-six
Grand Arch Julius s. Godeau. who is
member Of the grove. and third from that
body who has occupied the exalted post
tion of noble arch, was chosen toast mas
ter, and after the supper there was a
feast Of reason and flow of soul There
were responses to toaStS by z. Goustiaux,
Past Arch Stock of Mckinley Grove,
Grand Trustee A. M. Armstrong, @. Gil
rot NJ. Guilliamier, Grand Secretary
James r Martinoni, " Delareuelle and
ing and pleasantries until a late hour
This grove has taken on a new lease os
life aud is again on the high road to sue
cess.
The officers Of Calico Grove, which
holds the title of ''the banner grove of
the order in The United States" having
now membership Of $40 and a bank ac-
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Knights of Pvthias.

Unity Lodge of the knights of Pythias
Is reported as making rapid progress in
the matter of membership and applica-
tiops are receiYed at every enn1zantiar,- Or,
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

The tongue usually has more to do with
honor than the conscience has.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
RAILWAY TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Trains leave Rnd ARE t1ue 10 arrive 81
SAN FIsANCG&N0.
Main Line, Foot Of Market Street,
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10
Ia Crosse Lumber Co.
Never Fail 20 Please.

W. q. woodsmall left Monday for
Quincy, Ill.,. where he will take aconrse
In the Gem City Business College.
A protracted meeting will begin Mt
the West Side Mission church. May
~, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hobbs.
=. y. Walsh, Of wakenda, was In
the city this week In the interest ofthe
Teachers Aid Society at Carrollton.
Cheapest hats In town Mt Mrs. NJ T..
Campbell's, up stairs opposite the
jail. l3.tf.
Mrs. a. j. SpHhr has returned TO
her home In Boonvillc, after u visit TO
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Irvine IN East.
wood.
J.. II. Miller, Of Nashville, superin.
tendent Of Missions, was the guest
Tuesday Of DR.. and Mrs. w. II.
BLACK.
Rev. Mr.. WhitmOre, Of California.
and Rev. Mr.. Wellington, Of Moberly,
were guests part Of the week Of DIR. w.
II. Black.
Mrs. Christy, Of 81. Louis, mother
Of Mrs. j.. W. Piper, Of this city Is
reported tn be quite sick ut her home
In ST. Louis.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10
La Crosse Lumber Co.
Treat Customer Rlght,

A little gaughtcr was born To Mort
Piper and wife Saturday, May 9TH.
The little n died on Sunday and was
buried Monday.
Mrs. VanDyke. Of Harris onville,
and Miss Pearl Parrett, Of Batavia,
Iowa, were guests this week Of j. II.
Vawter and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Lyons, Of
Blackwater, visited Marshall Tuesday.
They were enroute To Old Mexico where
they will spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. CasOn. en-.
tertained this week, Miss May Lou
White, Of Nashville, Tennessee, and
Miss Maude benson, of Alabama.
Mrs. Il. ID. Clark and Miss Durham
OF Evansville, Ind, were Ia attendance
at the convention and were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Lacy on Odell.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10
MARSHALL 6 REPUBLICAN,.

Cecil Wilson and wife, returned TO
Kansas City Monday. after . short
visit 70 J. II. Thomas and wife on
College Hill.
DR.. and Mrs. G. d. Simcoe, ere en-
tertsining, this week, the latter's faith.
er and sister, I. T. Hosea aud Mrs.
Hendrick, both Of 81. Joseph.
George l.. Reeves moved his insur-
ance Office Tuesday into the rooms
over H. +. Nichols music store, form
erly occupied by the Christian Scient-
lists.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10
Lime. Plaster. Hair. ETC.,
L. Crosse Lumber Co,

Miss Durham, who was In attendance
ut the Woman's Board meeting, wa
called by telegram Tuesday, to her
home In Evansville, Ind, on account
Of the serious illness Of her mother.
a telegram was received Tuesday by
the women's Board Of Missions, say.
Ing that another thousand dollars had
been given for San Francisco Mis-.
sions and was signed by j. II. Miller,
superintendent Of missions.
Clarence Fair, aged ten years, wal
killed by . mule ut his home In Pettis
county recently. He fell and In so
doing caught his feet In the trace
chain and was dragged some distance.
He was kicked IN the head, crushing
his skull, aud one leg was also
broken.
Miss Stella Burton returned Satur.
day from Gillian, where she attended
the closing exercises Of the Gillian
High School on Thursday evening,
when Miss Roberto Land was award.
ed the prize In the elOcutiOnary
contest.
Mrs. +. w. Butts, Of Texas, Mrs.
l.. A. Goodman, OF WestpOrt, were
guests this week Of DR.. and Mrs. w.
II. Black. MIR. Goodman, the husband
of the latter, superintendent the plant.
ing OF the many beautiful trees on the
college campus.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10
Odd Size Nam Work,
Ia Crosse Lumber CO,

The following ladies were entertain.
ed at dinner on Tuesday evening by
Miss Agnes Spencer: Mrs. Paisley, OF
Illinois, and Mrs. Byron McCurry, Of
Salisbury.
N. G. Bishop and wife entertained o
number Of delegats this week, among
whom were Mrs. J. =. Hicks, Of Slater,
Mrs. Iron and Miss Della Gibson, Of
Mt. Vernon, III.
George Nurrell drove from the farm
near Napton Thursday, to spend sew.
eral days. He was accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Minnie, who spent
the past week ut the farm.
Miss Pearl Mitchell, Judge Nc.
Dougal and George &. Kcssler, mem.
bers of the board Of the r. NJ. l., left
OF the 3:?O G. Il a. train Tuesday Of.
ternoon for Kansas City.
Rev. Franc Mitchell visited his sis.
ter, Mrs. VIM. Putsch this week. Mr..
Mitchell was enroute tn hi. home ut
Odessa from B~runswick, where he tll.
ed his appointment or sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10

Aunt Mary Price, "a she Is called
by those who know her best, has been
confined TO her bed st Hotel Hurt for
several months and for q week she
has not been 80 we'll, having o little
fever, but we ere glad to note that she
IL better.
The Wards gave . fine entertainment
last night. As impersonators Mr..
Ward and sister were true To life. The
violin music by MIR. Otley with piano
accompaniment was first class. The
singing by Miss Strong was also ex.
cellent. We are sorry they failed TO
receive the house they deserved. In.
dependence News Letters.
Mrs. George Brunsugh returned
this week from . visit To 81. Louis rel.
atives. She Was accompanied by her
son, Noble Brunaugh, who has q pO.
sitiOn with the Samuels Cupples
Wooden Co., 1t 81. Louis, and having
q vacation of two weeks, will spend Il
At his home In this city.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10

Mr.. James WingAeld and mother,
Mrs. Mary Glust, drove 10 the old
Hurt farm on Friday, near Harde-
man, that Is now occupied by Jack
Hurt and family. Mrs. Hurt, who has
spent several months at the Hotel,
likes TO go 10 the country when the
warn pleasant days Of spring come.
Mis-. Wingfield returned Saturday.
Mrs. I. o. Striker, who recently re-
turned from a ten days visit ~ 81.
Louis, says she had . delightful visit
with her sons, Harry and Karl, also
Mrs. William Bergman. Both Of the
former have good positions In the city,
having each been promoted recently
and given q raise In salary, which
shows that their worth Is appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman are pleas.
sntly located and MIR. Bergman who
has charge Of the drug store st Union
station Is doing a good business.
The Marshall republican., 1901-05-10

O. L. Hutchings for fine
photographs. Establish.
ed 1895. Phone ESQ. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-25
FRIENDLY VISITORS
Meeting OF Members of Local Guild
Yesterday Afternoon

A number OF the members OF the Asso-
dated Charities gathered at the association
Headquarters yesterday afternoon. to hold
a maj summer visiting con ference" pre-
paratory to the more active work contem-
plated during the fall and winter. Plans
Were agreed to whereby the poor Of the
District will be looked out for during the
hot months
The conference yesterday was called to-
sether by Charles r. Weller general secrA-
tary or the Associated Charities and many
laules were present. The friendly visits
Planned by the conference contemplate the
visiting OF poor families by Individual
members or the association. II is planned
Tor each member to select a poor family
ana devote his or her attention to the al
deviation OF its condition
general discussion of the cures for the
drinking habit arose as an incidental sub
Ject OF debate In the conference and SOY
eral OF those present cited instances Of the
absolute cure Of men and women habitualIy
ABDUCTED to the use OF intoxicants
ABOUT twenty members present agreed 70
form themselves into a class for the stud,,
ot the friendly visiting system. A chant er
OF book by Mary Richmond general sec
rotary OF the society. for organizing chari-
y III Philadelphia. entitled ''FriendIy Visit
ing Among the Poor. was referred to and
TINS work Will be studied at the regular
meetings OF the association, to be held on
the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month during the summer at association
HEADQUARTERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-25

Last evening there was rendered a r.
ceptlon and banquet by the alumni associ-
alton of the Immaculate Conception boys
school to the graduating class OF 'o1 at the
school hall. The evening was occupied by
a program OF merriment. The hall was
tastefully decorated by our nations EN-
blem. while here and there were draped
blue and white. the alumnis colors. An
address was made by Father Bevans. who
e8horted the members to always keep
in mind the welfare of the organization.
and have at all times its interest at heart.
Brother Thomas made a few remarks ad-
Vising the graduates to follow the noble
example set for them by the older members
of the association. Then refreshments were
served, bringing the evening TO close.