The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15
will visit Elk Council

cation Of grand officers. will visit Elk Council
Friday evening. June 20.
and will be more EenCraliy Observed this year
than ever before. this being the silver anniver-
brated June 2l by ali the councils in the State
IN the manner most pleasing TO them. prominent
methods being gatherings Of various kinds. pic
MICS with games. steamboat excursions sd-
dresses by crrnpetent sneakers wearing OF badges
by the members and the decoration OF halls with
the colors and symbols Of the order.
West Plains Council favored with an Of
icial visit from Deputy Jake Marx It did much
good. resulting in stirring up Of interest IN
members and the Inauguration Of a vigorous on
ward movement.
among the members At the last meeting four
applications were received, and one candidate
was initiated and the grand officers and visitors
from st; Louis councils were entertained. Duty.
WillouEhby. selections the violin and organ
by Chss. Dietz and Lyman Staed, recitations by
Henry 6 Hupe and addresses by Grand Officers
q. BaSon 5sTe tts!1enan l. 4 Aeaser 4 M
Elk Council had initiation. In the month
ly drawing John II. Bell won the first prfze,
Addresses were made by Deputy E. NJ. Hake.
Joseph Huber. Elk is taking start and
y making elaborate arrangements for the meet
Representative viii attend from ali tn city
Councils Councils to a Th0 ON spesai invitation has been
Roth's Grove 1'O'' anu O'sAe' picnic at
Jefferson City Council felt the inspiring inhu.
ence Of a visit from Deputy J. H. Boring, ;L,d
Is engaged in n strenuous effort to increase its
South End Council had a good time at It's
last meeting and everybody went home hapoy.
issued to Usage Councils team. TIE m lng
was entertainment with instrumental music br
A. Hoock.
St. Joseph Council initiated nine candidates AMI
Royal Arcanum day.
Euclid Council had a number of visitors among
4. Mi,lleri regent OF ChevalleT Council; j p
June o. The entertainment of the evening con-
'Jd by E Pt RisnS solo hg IL C. SbeTig ta5ons
r: r.. Ryan, Ryan ana r. l. Waggoner and an address
Cheval.er Council had one application and after
the general exchange Of ideas relative to the
with songs by charles dBrspS ear Ta5 Ps5
fT fi.,,TS ana A, j LanEe Tecita;ions by Edward H.
York city and AIullery Of carr Lane Council,
ka-ci-mo-ra Council had one initiation and 6e-
tiating a class OF tvsenty-ave. A degree tesm
was organized which viii confer the degree ac-
will prepare an original paper for the Cccas on
his theme being The Origin and Growth Of he
sss CITY comncil W viii aticnd upe reEods 1e lelse
tions by D r. Meredith; recitations by p. r
Ka-ci-mo-ra has caught the worlds Fair fever
end is aiming at being the big council Of Mis-
Valley Council, had a highly interesting meet
in. with Regent John p kershaw in the chair.
Of serious accident to his mother He received
the fraterual Sympathy Of his brethren. Six ap-
initiated. BY invitation. Past Regent Charles b.
Cox conferred the degree, mis- son. Charles Z.
ments for Aroanum Day were announced, and
brief addresses were made by Past Regent l. J.
Meiser and Past Regents c. p. Cox and f. E.
Cook
Felix Council had ono application ard one mi
largely sendsd and f ssav 9P enj0ged "Ge T6e
programme Included an address by Deputy Geo.