The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-29
Knichts of Pytbio.

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At the recent session Of the California Grand
hoGgs OF pythens the delegates from each coun
for the purpose of installing and maintaining ar.
From 500 to Boo each though there oess aTe many
While some eoanss SSre Voted haf
Without hs placing n al limit upon the cost upon
after after it. Samples Of the choicest fruits. for
Esn be- sent for fee 5e s5s nses @
voted to send carload each day during the con-
The Rathbone Sisters will maintain headquarl
ters for the reception Of visitors. will distribute
Mrs to visiting members, There Will be daily ex
Gu n 20 IN tVitihg Iocaiies near san rTanGis
on productive fields. orchards and vineyards
depot or each town the visitors will be met bv
the Inhabitants and taken for ride through the
tTy; and every hospitality has been promised the
Wabash Lodge. No. 24s. held its regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening; and an esquire was
Of the city lodges hae representatiVes 'etaa at the
ceremonies. The election Of representatives. took
were elected to represent it a THE Grand Lodss.
~ The s uniform @ rank Of Wabash Lodge agpsaIed
rivsS LAS Last w week on Friday evening this
mandinE the First Ba,tsiion MOI Of the he Second ReR
ment: acting as instituTing officer. He will be
sE Of RsG Is u
.,Sp on the 18th Inst Mahaska Lodge. No. so4 of
stitption. The grand vice chancellor. CO Eames
the s ee aPd ss p sf of
Srar ws sebed a @ and 80 members Of the
in the morning. the three ranks being conferred
t,esr The enthusiasm q the members Of the or or
marked that ali grand Officers POINT to T Il with
pride and the, the reception extended the grand vice
on the aiih inst. the celebration of the Fif-
Special trains oyer both branches Of the Iron
and mad their sns SF io The
IN IN Ss Maro2 SG'Y IN ,If THE were Opened
Norwine grand chancellor the keys to 0s fbe e,ty
whllc Past Chancellor Lilies in behalf Of efsy. Ex
welcome Responses were made by j. E. T6omsss
S,oCa SS Gsrdyel I'VE PRESIDENT Of he association and
Of Orion Lodge No. 50 played several selections na
address on 0 the he uSee was 10 ended de by
Pythian,, 1,I by John H. Holmes. grand keeper Of
and ali the %5eser m rss,1syy asssy
With eacS other ne IN sn erer or % not seemed to vie
away singing praises for The metropolis Of Sod
rede and the National Guards ef peIss band Of
one Of the features OF the celebration The fell
enoged Sy the Har d anu SIs ,,s
MA spent in tripping the Light fantastic It Was
the whistles s 6Iey angennsns that the Special ses
,ReS RnEa we're 'hs eaTpE wGSs Sssor Leave q
ue time. The next business meetIns of ,se sehed-
VIA hfld fhs IN
been instrumental IN the spreading sS az
fs fFythian tenstS in Southeast Missouri. snf
credit three lodges in the Fifteenth District MS
Ped Cross Lodge. No. t54 elected the soiio,
prr,sen1anyes to the Grand Lodge: H h Reats
H W Bel6tng; NJ; F. Dean. A J. Micbeneeea eatE'
" ". baier. j. Blake. T. II. Haskins Thts Js
the largest lodge in St Louis and will he ms Isis Is
body. 'f' tie Hoor OF that
The election of representatives at E,.a,,,o-
ls,Ise., NO. ls. was animated The siIcceessy,,
~, chancelorS were Louis HID Hv Ies,fert
cellors Bick Burgen. Garreis and stinan ba3aSa
eected alternates. The erthusiasnn disna,,ea h
'he e. members Of this lodge bespeaks for il n bril-
Word has reached the office Of the grand ra..-
eT eT OF records and seal that Fraternal Lodge M
Cornelius Roach. who has held no.
Ter Harrington. F; T. Sober and John + Rja
keney. the latter being the Postmaster NJ tbat
Ia:y I1 I'm ms lodge has been doing good work the
Pythians, II has become the leading organizatio6
In fraternity in that beautiful city Sf So,,tb
west Missouri and the election OF these gentle
men men VIII add lgster 10 the honor the lodge has
At Pacific Lodge. No 9o4 the occasion NJ .,ac, .
Ing representatives the Grand Lodge brought
out large attendance and much Interest vas
manifested. Pacific has Pained one representa- a.
tive This year. she now having five. The sue 3
1essfui : ones We're Brqthers ". A Cray. Charles
Henry Webster. the alternates being w, g SEW
iriedt. A: A Eicks. F. p. Parker F. H Hessa
and g Il. Williams Five candidates were in
tiated. and from present prospects WORK ia
for all the summer Our monthly pro.
neetIng night Of each month has been a big
drawing card. 40