The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-29


Grand Regent F. II. Bacon and other grand
officers will visit Forest Park Council Tuesday
evening, South End Council accompanying.
This will be the only official visit of the week.
The official visit to Council Grove will be
will be made December is. North End Council
The election of council officers for 1904 will
begin December !, and will be held in each
month. ~
The Regents Association held its November
were considered.
The representatives to the Hospital Bed Fund
Association met with the Regents Association
on saturday evening and perfected the organi-
constitution and bylaws and the election Of
Supreme Regent A. 8. Robinson ha. returned
terest Of the order. During his absence he In
ia, Me. and visited Baltimore. philadelphia.
New York, Boston. Lowell and Chicago. At
Lowell he witnessed the initiation of 100 candi-
Carl MoIler Council had a great meeting. Re-
.ions were read and three Candidates initiated.
The grand officers were present In force. Grand
making the marvellous record Of 100 per cen" cent
increase in less than one year. Remarks were
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Kershaw. Doctor r. {. Blackmer gave a reel.
e 5ssn9ai r RsfT rsp1essnsed T sy a fsTxed dele gsstIn.
headed by its regent. H. w. Fay.
by a good attendance of members, six applica-
tons and two limitations. Regent John P. Ker-
shas pfe or q c! ot ". Dustin ssE i sntel TsEs pG the
sSane M,, w.sh i fhe feliow M9S,, prosra INN c,s s9nEs;
pearisn reading. F. W; Dustin; addresses
fssan s f. E. Eod sy j Notice. & si Wa. siyss Of p sss
removal Of Valley Councils office to No. 44
was served.
Mound City Council. by the death of Jonathan
He was 2 charter member of the council and
was initiated twenty-one years ago, and
half Of the order and his council by urging his
employees to join the order as a duty they
vandeventes Council was out in force to
greet the grand officers on official visit night.
sented by a large delegation. headed by Re
gent J; ?: ke.shaS. who is also the deputy
was represented by Grand Officers L J. M ehse.
and an f Paat Recent !; E s. f E FINLEY i; Ct Or Fk annesses.
music entertainment was given. followed BY re-
ffs ssa eassa. Regent J; Eispe,,man and ses s,n
Council were visitors.
Spanish Lake Council had five applications
f Sss s IN; North P'f END Council t eentsrIed the de- De-
a aegFsafielns sss sSI5 PSs %ld aRe Of III pee be 5sady for
VICE S.a Regent SssTa T E, Il. Michel aas I Presiding. mef ThPss
applications were read and one candidate in
itiated. Deputy B. R.. Bonner gave a talk and
Charles ], Schall OF Elk Council was a visitor.
The meeting was entertained with music selec-
tons by William Kaltwasser, recitations by
Wimar A. Becker and T. n. Brotherton. fol-
lowed by a short talk by Past Regent H. H.
Mcintyre.
Delmar Council had a large attendance, Re-
gent c. A. Sweetland presiding. Two applica-
tons were received and one candidate initiated.
Doctor Paul E. Eberrden sang. Q. E. Scott gave
a talk on How to Get Applications and
Grand Secretary killingsworth delivered an
address.
Hickory Councils session was principally de-
voted to the good of the order. Past Regent
William, Ellie presiding. The meeting was en-
Elk Council. c. schmitt. Lillian Faulkner and
George Schmitt: instrumental music by A. G.
Ed Dcmper and Thomas wit.ie. and address by
VIM: Ellie. Hickory's baseball team will give
Der. 13.
North End Council had one application and
one initiation, Regent George A. Brooks in the