Evening journal., 1903-10-06
RED MEN ARE BUSY
RAISING UP CHIEFS
Great Chief of Records Nc
Intire att 'Nork-Hepta-
sophs Have Drawing

Great Chief Of Records Edw. Mclntire
and stan raised the chiefs of Hopocko-
hacking Tribe as follows: Prophet ".
G. Craig; sachem, IL. b. Hagy; senior
sagamore. r.. L. Moore; first sannap,
E. L. Young. second sannap, III. n.
Chambers; warriors, A. II. Craig o. Il.
Carter. ]. 4. Rodgers, A. Worthington;
brave, J. $. Gabke; guard Of forest,
Charles kessler; guard of wigwam, J.
c. Cleaver. After the raising up long
talks were made by the visiting great
chiefs and members Of the tribe.
The chiefs OF MinQua Tribe No. s,
Improved Order Red Men. were raised
up TO their respective stumps last even-
ing as follows: Prophet, William r.
Bush sachem, James Everett; senior
sycamore. Alex. Tolmie junior saga
more, Paul W. Taylor; irst sannap,
! Charles Wilcox; second sannap, VIII
! liam II. Duncan, warriors, Leonard
White, James M. Scully John NJ. Fer
rier George p. Hooper; braves, Charles
/ Purdy Otis O. Ellis, Clarence White.
Joseph b. Underwood; guard of wig
wam. Joseph G.. Rossiter; guard of for
est, George Stout.
The occasion was pleasantly marked
by long talks from the board of great
while many matters of interest were
discussed.
Great Chief Of Records Edward Nc
Intire Great Sannap William II Fer
guson. Great Keeper of Wampum Rob
crt II. Hanna, Great Alishenewa James
4. Semerteen, Acting Great Guard of
Wigwam Edward Sayres, Acting Great
Prophet William A. Moore. Sr, as
sisted by a number of the sisters from
Waneta Council, No. 3, ID. of P raised
the chiefs of Pocahontas Council No.
!, on Friday evening as follows: Poca-
hontas, Sarah Lysinger5 Wenoaah.
Agnes Maxwell; Powhntan, Molie
Stewart; prophecies. Kate DeVer,
scouts, Ella Andrews, Ida Geary; rum
ners, Katie keenan,. Emmaline Stew
art; councillors, Eliza Barnett, Mary
a. Andrews warriors, Mary Hoops,
Mary Leach, Rebecca Evans. Adeline
PuriSs; guard of wigwam. Annie Me-
Crea; guard of forest. Edith Cochran.
very pleasant evening was spent by
an. After the meeting a. social time
was had, the ladies providing ice cream
and cake for the visitors.
Great Senior Sycamore and Acting
Great Chiefs. Great Senior Sapamore
Fred Evans, Great Junior sagamore
Charles kessler, Great Sannap Carl
Barber, Great Keeper Of Wampum John
. Rodgers, Great Prophet Harry b. sin.
clair, Great Mishenewa Marshall Yeat-
man and Great Guard Of Forest Frank
lLysinger raised the chiefs of Delaware
Tribe on Friday evening as follows.
Sachem. c. Loeber; senior, sagamore
A. II. Heiss; Junior sycamore. c. Dor
/ schell Jr-; prophet A. Rutter: sannap,
/ =. a. Gradwohl, c. Spoerl; warriors
William Jones. j. w. Heiss. ]. II. Crod-
wahl, II. r.. Reese; braves. J. II. Reese
u H. r. Buekius. r. j. Finck. G. Ensen.
nat; guard of forest. W. J. SNYDER:
guard of wiewam, l.. Heiss: chief OF
records, William Schen; keeper oI
wampum ]. C. Gropp. Long talks wer,
s made by the visiting great chiefs ane
Others.
g Heptasophs' Prize Drawina.
Delaware conclave no. r Heptasoph,
or Seven Wise Men held drawing fo,
prizes the other evening. The resul
, follows:
First prize. ten days trip 10 Niaaar,
! Falls and $40 FOR eSpenses. The win.
ner OF the trip was w. Brown. of ~
5os South jackson street. ticket 40
: G6a2.
Second prize. a pair Of $3.50 shoes
= The winner was G. /. Lyman. Of no
= 617 East Eleventh street.
= Third prize, silk umbrella. Tb,
winner was w. n. Quill. of No. SO Fas
Seventh street.
The holders Of the winning tielxef|
win please present them to William i
10 Kirk, Of no. 1909 Reed street, and com
F. pare the coupons.