The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-16
Knights of Pythias.

hHAShCs Oh HyIhl8S.
Capital Company No. 10, uniformed
rank X OF +. is making elaborate prep
arations for its annual inspection and in
StaII9tlon of officers, which takes place
On Thursday, the Goth, at Sherman hall
The event will be notable one in Ply
imam circles: Brig. Gen. Fred E. Whea-
ton and staff will conduct the ceremonies.
and Companies l, and II, from Minneap-
oils, will assist in the floor work and act
as escorts, guard of honor, etc. Invita-
lodges in the city and the boys anticipate
the greatest Pythian gathering of tha
year. After the ceremonies an informa
session VIII follow and the watchward is
Have good time
WOedmen Circle.
The Woodmen circle will meet Monday
evening, the 18th, at Odd Fellows nall,
The clerk asks for a full attendance.
FOresters of America.
Court Evergreen No. 10, F. of A., at its
last meeting installed the newly elected
GG;1nGiers Tor 19g2 The court has planned a
lively campaign for the present year and
hopes to double its membership at an
early date.
A. o. U. w.
The grand lodge of Minnesota will
convene next week. The most serious
question of readjustment or change in
plans. 1t is said that there is as strong
opposition as ever to the change pro-
posed.
Noble Franklin lodge will have a. euchrA
party on the 28th. The committee will
provide plenty Of cOrncobs and good to-
bacco. The event is for members of the
order only.
Nothing has so shocked the order at
large as the untimely death of Olaf OIL
son, grand recorder of Minnesota Every
lodge in the state. has had occasion to be
benefited by his brotherly counsels and
helm oI11
upon record as mourning this great loss
The tragic end of Officer Mayer, of this
city, has also caused much sorrow among
the brethren. The following resolutions
have been sent to T e G. 0 b e for pub
LEGATION and are accorded space:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Master of the universe to call from this
lodge to the lodge on high our much
beloved Charles Mayer, who was fouIIy
assassinated by burglars while faithfully
performing the duties required of him.
Resolved, That by his death, his wife
and children lose kind loving husband
and father, this lodge a kind and faithful
brother, the city of st. Paul tried true
and diligent officer and citizen, who will
be missed by oil, but never forgotten
therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the members of Uni
versity Lodge No. "a, A. o. u. w. ex-
tend to the wife and children our tender
est sympathy and with them we mingle
our tears of sorrow over the sad event
We commend them to the promised re-
union by Him who said: II will never
leave thee nor forsake thee"
Resolved That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of University
Lodge No. "a, A. o. u. w, a copy be
sent to the bereaved family of Brother
Mayer, also copy be sent to the A. o.
Y. w. Guide and daily papers of ST.
Paul for publication; furthermore, that
our charter be draped for a period Of
thirty days
Adopted Feb. 70, 1902.
&C. f. Dick.
Master Workman.
&C. A. Pottgieser
Recorder.
&C. A. Pottgieser,
s. A. Boelter
james Tyerer
Committee
Whereas, 1t has seemed best TO the AL
mighty DispOser of adj events to call forth
from our midst the beloved son Henry of
Mrs. Charles Mayer, the widow of our
late and much beloved brother Charles
Mayer; therefore be 1t
resolved, That we, the members Of
University Lodge No. a. A. O. u. W.
bow in resignation to the fact that, no
matter what our situation is in life, we
must resign at our Masters call.
Resolved. That the members of this
lodge extend to the already grief stricken
widow, our earnest and deepest synpa-
thy in this, her sad hour of double af-
fiction; furthermore, that we send Mrs.
Charles Mayer copy of these resolu-
1HOiiS' dIl'o Inc A. -. " w. duluG ana
daily papers of St. Paul for publication;
that copy be spread upon the records
of this lodge.
Adopted Feb IL, 1902.
&C. F. Dick,
Master Workman.
&C. A. Pottgieser,
Recorder.
&C. A. Pottgieser,
j A. Boelter,
James Tyerer,
Committee