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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

A cs RabSsE.r W
Fritz Neasietler guide. Fed Msuslna M,en Aser
the installation an address in the German Ian
kaltwasser and an address IN the English Ian
enSe ey nd q-d.fi "Iy ~
Solicitor Henry IioehninG. Lunch and refresh
81. Louis Lodge No. held a public .ns,aIa-
ton OF officers last Tuesday evening. which was
conducted by Grand Recorder Henry W Never
Louis KaitwssssT grand d.! receiver. and super
hiEsns and members Of tn l9lE- After tn"
last Thursday evening. Brothers J. !. Nieisiros
and J. e Sullivan mad. intsrt-tins addresses
tee has engaged South st. Louis Turner Hall Tor
The. anauli nasquerat- ball. which viii tax.
Grsnd Recorder Henry ". Meyer returned to
r,ow6 Me- where fg h t t51 9 ih 10 G.da
ton OF Officers Of the Fredericktown I>odg-
Fourth street and Franklin avenue wher. 1: will
meet On tn second and fourth Wednesdays ut
fIy'l- pari i.odse asi4 it, regular meeting last,
i~:eiT~d, ard The reGeatiy -I-etei a;fr-r. ia-
s'aied by suF~Fyis n, s9Si'sG E.l,@F
tor \. Z. Eolton made interesting remarks
meeting Wednesdny -venfng. at which one appli,
cstlon was received and referred to the commit
pervising solicitor H-nry ESeSnims as grand
i-as.-r workman. assisted b. John Die,z %
Grand guide. and George Sali q past grand mas
tes workman: Henry Frederick. past master
workman John F. Deer. master workman: Rob-
ert IT. Grey fOT-ruPn: p.t-r Jung Uverse-r. Pc
ter Blattner. Recorder: II. 4: Herold Finan-
guide: Joseph Ciutman. inside Waterman: August
bubsdo outside Waterman. The Committee
the Fish Fly reported tina; ali arrangements
have been completed. and large attendance il
expected III the red house across the river nr
August > tnd.r the good II the order. intefesr'n=
addresses made b. Recorder p e Blattrer
and Supervising Solicitor Henry BO-hnuy. after
which refreshments were served.
Union I.oiE- held interesting meeting on
THURSDAY evening. at which two members were
initiated III the Ensish language. by Supervising
Solicitor Henry Borhn,ng. and three members
admitted BY card. The following officers
a. grand master workman. assisted by Brother
Giese grand guide: George A. Fash past
master workman f. A Karner. master work
man. William HauheIde. foreman: Arthur NJ
Richter. overseer. +. w Wed.g recorder Anton
EIler. receiver. Anton Rohr. anancer: George
seCkel. guide. August = Schulz. inside watch
man. Christ Petersen. outside wafchmen: Doc
tors \. Roach and G II. Wilson. medIca.
ariiners.
The meeting OF jefferson Lodge las, Thursday
night was very ws attended. 4 letter OF thanks
was received from Mrs Minna Vail FOR the
assistance rendered ly the relief committee TO her
lnstal!at on u officers was conducted b. super
visng Solicitor Fred Erb-. assisted by member,
OF the lodge VCdsr the good Of the order ad-
dresses made by Brothers t.rb-. Bus and
August Gruender after which refreshments were
served.
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C.-EsTER, ILL.

-: = sferer Q: Plackneyville spent Sunday in
Ms se.s Rags I'd, % Eas, $, Louis IS visit
wfh Morrison Ct s.: Louis spent this week with
,pem, Donnie @ie2dron q St. Louis was the guest Of
Nj and Mrs Ffank Msrs,slner spent the a-s,
e. tse week in Ssecleville.
5a af Fem fsw dars VS.; Rsi rea's
charley polles Of st. Louis spsnt the aFst OF
Tom HAYES q 81. Louis spent the week WIKI
Miss Leah suyat,e spen; SUNDAY III Percy.
Namsn Kane CT St Louis sPe"; Sunday IN
Miss Maggie Allison ., Eas; s.. Louis IS visit
'n I 5eiait ., IN his ciys -, .. :. r,,,,. ~,
Hear osterloh o: s,esleyiue spen: Tuesday IN
Mss clara weinrich Q: s., Louis is visiting
us nsk: s}7. St 81, s?Fs az, !;
N. Nirie Mlsnz Of St, 1,ou.. wa, the guess,
ETsss; PHILIPS ot milwaukee spent the frs, o.:
'h Nh ~ Mnn, NV Williams o. East ST. Louis I. the
Ms EoSsrt Mckenzie has returned from a
Nh M Won tirsauisea o, Grant,. City is visit
Mtss Clara Taan;sn y s.. Louis is the guest,
OF h&s sister, Mrs. Fred Richter
IN this CITY a Few DAYS last week
Miss Mamie s,harTdt spent Sunday at Steele
Misses Ina and Anna Wilkinson spen, Sunday
Jesse Meredith spent Mondar and Tuesday tn
Mss. Mamie wh.erly spent few day. last
Mrs. Angie ciemens is The cues, q her son,
Art Douglas Q: St Louis spent Sunday in this
Miss Ella Croft is visiting relatives IN Chi
Misses Olga and Dora Brinkman are visiting
Miss johanna ksi.es .rens the nrss OF the
Miss Belle Cievenser speu, the first OF the
.Max kat; made a business trip TO chissso
. and rf s.l En s asseF' OF St Louis vs
Misses Helen Pointer and Lizzie Diefenbaueh
her parents M and Mrs Fred He;ne.
Miss BLANCHE stsb D -, SPIT the first Of the
Al Dorsey Of St. LOUIS spen, Sunday IN St.
Mis-, Ora WOODS was st. Lopi, visitor the
zacs Dandes ., St, Lou.. 1, tie guest Of Hen
MIS-. Mary peinore of St Louis spen. Sunday
Ben preczka Of ST Louis spent Sunday in Shis
Ms, ROWAN and daughter: Miss Maggie. re
Ambrose Buyatte Is visiting Mrs. Ben franklin
Mrs. GcTsuch and daughter. Miss Pearl. were
Mrs. Chss. Echardt returned 10 st. Louis
"Wednesday after visit with relatives in this
Paul Gorsuch spen. Jew days last week in
Miss Emma Msrx,einer spent the first Of the
week n Steelerille.
Mrs. J. herman returned to s.. Louis Sunday day:
CT the week with relatives in this city
Mrs James IS Malone s o, q LOUIS visited feia-
Miss Tootsie Smith OF Murphysboro has Seea
wins Of tais ff a' Mon
%s- Adami Of coul:er,flle was Chester WIS.,
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CLOTHING EMPLOYEES ORGANIZE;
GENERAL SECRET SOCIETY NEWS,

ed. :he ceremonies being conducted hv Grand
Protector John j.. o Ncst-. Several visitors were
present from sister lodge. and enjoyed the
speeches under the good OF the order by the
grand protector, the grand secretary ana Grand
Officer \. E. knight and Protectors Lizzie A.
Turner and Mary Boiling.
Cote Briliants Lodge installed officers las;
wednesday evening ana had Il s"neraly entiIus-
astic meeting. Past Protector Meier Engie was
present and delivered interesting address on
ihe good OF the order. The usual monthly enter
tainment followed the adjournment OF the meet
ing arranged by Protector Antoine kuntz and
secretaries William Mohr and Henry Nicholai.
Humboldt Lodge initiated several candidate
at its last meeting. Past Grand Protector Jo-
hanna Fe!tnlann Installed the following Officers:
Protector. George Trunk: vice protector. Emma
fommer: secretary. Johanna FeGTann: treas
urer. Ottilia Kies. and past protector katherine
Humperr. The S.rliannual report read by the
secretary shows decided increase In member
ship.
Clover Leaf Lodge held an interesting meet
ing last Thursday evening. installed officers and
initiated candidates Visitors were present rom
several sister lodges
Goethe Lodge, officers were Installed at the
last meeting by Deputy Grand Protector Meier
Ensle. who has held this office for the last
fifteen terms.
Triumphant Lodge held the installation Il Of
hcers LAST Monday evening initiated candiate-
received appliCs atoms and a visit from Grand
Protector John D. OK..efe and Grand Secretary
J. J. Kennedy. who addressed the meeting I'M
der the good Of the order.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS
RECORD OF nIRTHs.

II. T. and Mime M.!!-r. gsIsl Elliot: NV.
Daniel and Bridget Cain 2IGs DIvis on: x.r.-
girl
Louis AMI Celia Gsldbiune 42is Cote Br.niants:
girl
cir
William, and w!lheImine Winter. SIS South
Eighteenth: girl.
y. e. and Elise Ranschkcli. 1915 oregon. gtr,.
Robert and Pearl Z DeUp+. 2si4 I-awton: boy.
". and Rosie Noiicka. 1870 Do!lEan. Eirl.
Z +. and stella Clark. 3225 RutGer: girl
JulIus and Lena tte-. lsyS siIney: Srl.
Marshal and katie Lowyier. so ~ Reilly: boy.
John and Mar Callahan. +O2y Green Lee: giEI.
William and Lizzie smith. 1870 North Fous-
'-erth. girl.
Frank and Johanna Grisves. 1891 North Nine
tenth. girl.
Ike AMI Iira Eapo!in -. Carr: girl.
solomon and Rosie R!Dkin- 1871 Biidle: boy.
boy.
William and Charlotte HsaIy. So Morgan: girl.
Allen and Maud Pool. 10 Chouteau. girl
Plus anu Helen Riesle. 1914 North sixteenth:
girl.
August and Frances George. Jr.. slslz Madison:
Mr. and Mrs. Z W. vanarsdaie 3i45 Clifton:
girl.
Joseph and Mare Bucher .sss McNair. boy.
Mr. and Mrs II Appel 3s2O MONTGOMERY;
girl.
J; and Annie Kuezenskl Iis. North Sixteenth:
girl.
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Several employees o. local clothing houses
have organized council to be known as
the Wholesale Clothing Employees Union
No Hoe. of St. Louis.
The first meeting was held Monday night
az F,raterlal Hail. Eleventh street and
Franklin avenue. \ large number OF pros
psctivc members were present. and the new
union WAS launched under happy auspices.
The several councils OF the Royal Ar
Cinum in ST. Louis are making extensive
Day. which is to he celebrated at Creve
Occur Lake July IS
The committees in charge of the affair
have arranged a comprehensive programme
which comprises many athletic events and
other amusements
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MORE LAND FOR BOONE COUNTY
Change in Missouri Rivers Course
Adds Territory.

REPT- BIC SPECIAi.
Columbia. Mo-. July lit is very prob
atIc that before another year Boone Coun-
ty will contain several hundred acres more
land than at the present time.
Several months ago the thrift German
farmers Of the Burlington bottoms con-
structed dkes On the Missouri River in or
der to save their land from being washed
away. The bikes not only did this. but they
ere changing tire current of the river so
that n Iar-e quantity of Co,e and Cooper
COUNT soil IL being washed over 70 the
Boone County side Of the river and Is being
added to the Burlington bottom farms.
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PINCkNEYyILLE, ILL.

Miss josie Duschinski OF St Louis visited her
sister. Mrs. Bowen Watts. a few DAYS this
week.
Mrs. Mark Fa-nswor.h returned Tuesday from
an extended visit with relatives in NisS,ssiprI
Miss Katie Stewart, VIII has beea the CUES,
of Miss Haaran Blscacf for several DAYS re-
turned to her home In Cartc=vil... Tuesday
Mrs. George Mcfarland and daughter Miss
Lillian Of East st. Louis. visited friends in
this city the nE<t OF the week. From here they
went 70 B:cokpcrt for snuIt visit.
Mr.. and MIS-. y. r. Davis returned Wednes
day from a short visit with friends al ST. Elmo
Mrs. Theresa HOFFMAN went TO St. Louis
Tu' sdav morning 10 visit her daughter. Mrs. \.
7. Owen.
Misses May ard Pearl DeaSson Of Carter':il'e
spent few days in this city this week visiting
friends.
Hosea strait and wife of ST. Louis spent a
few DAYS in Jh5 city this week visiting friends.
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ALTON, I'LL.

Mrs. Helen Messenger is entertaining Mr. and
Mrs Laurence Berry Of East St. LOUIS.
Miss Jessie Schlafly has returned TO St Louis
after being the guest of Miss Constance Roh-
land in Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Pyrie departed Saturday
for New York. where they will spend the sum-
mer
Mrs. T. A. Fullen departed Friday for Bos-
ton
after visiting Miss Estelie Hoppe in Alton.
Miss Nellie Mcs'res is entertaining Miss Flor
airs. Harriet Bennett departed Monday for
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LadIe. of the SIaccabees.

Alvine Hive. at Its last review, held very
plcasan: ss-s.on after The business meeting
closed. Three lup,ica TORS ere received
New Century Hive held its review Wedre<da .
with a large number OF members present LADY
Boiler OF Anderson Hive obligated three mem
hers Refreshments were served. The next re-
view Will be held in the burlington building on
th- second TUESDAY in July.
Gordon Hive. held an interesting review 4
large number OF members and visitors were pres
ent Cns candidate was obligated and thI'e
applications were received
american Hive had we'll attended review and
received several applications. LADY fnsicI en-
.ertair.d the 10 'ice with songs. Past Co nmancer
lady Mar l.. 6. Shera- q ssc.s - hare several
ILL.,. 80 r.l-inNr
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application. Regent Iona II AhTsns wa in m
| Frank A Walsh and John \. francisco: .nstfu-
s ra5 RsEn y Jap -si n f4 ns u
eli and CRAM Secretary John g K.ll,nFsworth
0F with P1 Ess.a, had
Three candidates were initiated. After the trans-
| term Orator r /. spencer introduced a pleas
yalies;y Council had two applications. Rsgen:
Of ,, mpg s business was attended To- stte1
sse select rs b 4 l. pss al
| Icseph Hise and address b. Past Grand Re
two initatens Regent Tag /. E Hrnee p2rsg ,
Arrangements We're made FOR the observance ..
va. entelsained viii song. ny anSeW ~ LIT
nan; resita,ts4s and an aadr... by W. 4.
,o Wsstr"t! cogae!l had on. appGati9R B-ss.:
addI.s.
Felix Council received one application. Wee Re-
gent J: a; SAND. was in the chair. IntsEes, va:
pai by hf Ine6rs In =. csiesTatio1 o.
Is P Slater sfaf.er lnsrnb-S wa. rspostsi!
II. and tn, council oppressed IT, sympathy y. E
mental music 'Deputy James 6 EosJorough and
Roshorough OF Forest Park Council! made
Carr Lane Council had one initiation. Doctor
ant IN The S Tstor
Deputy Grand Regent " l. .stecker GSanl See:
John F Mislsrt Of Benton coun H'ili " Ign.
Joseph VI. Shortal presiding The meeting Tyas
entertained with s"ngs by Ward Higgins. H1rln.
MahOnev and Mullen: instrumental music h.
Feds. Real and Malone. Rotations by Ant-ari
and Downs: readings By Hallenberg and No
loney, and address BY Deputy G. ". J. Knight
and Grand Secretary John c. Killiusswor:h.
Grattot Council had SIX applications and light
limitations. Regent H ". FAY presided II
decided meet hereafter the first and thiri
Tuesdays instead OF the second and fourth FRI
days. a watermelon social is the next event
contemplated Deputy James Causen. Doctor 2.
{. BackTler Of Forest Park Council and Guy
L. Clark OF Old Guard Council made addresses
Old Orchard Council filed vacancies In its
official staff by eecting X. ". b. Tidd orator
and St Clair Hill collector.
Elk Council filed lis Official corps by electing
and installing Harry ". rouey collector.
The Joint steamboat excursion OF l1aclerie and
Old Guard councils success. The attend
ance was large and everything passed of pleas
Past Grand Regent B r Bonner Ia. gone TO
The Csdars where he will pass the summer
with occasional visits TO the city.
Regent Louis Tisch OF Old Guard Council has
Secretary Henry J. Braun OF Benton Council
Is arranging sor trip to the. Pacific Coast.
Councils will meet this week as follows: Mon:
Old Guard; Tuesday. Hickory. Euclid F1oriesant
Wednesday. Cape Girarieau: Thursday. South
End. Cote BriIliante jefferson City. Carl Moll-
er and Wesiport. Friday, Chevsler Felix. St
Charles and Missouri VALLEY
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Stephen ca.tlem.n Disappears.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cairo. Ill. July li--stephen Castiensn %
Texas Bend. No. left home for Cairo last SUM-
day and has not been heard from by hi, reia-
tives since. His in Cairo to-day search
Ing for him. Castleman entered skih near his
home sunday in company with fisherman They
intended TO row 10 Cairo. A little while after.
wards the fisherman seen BY some children.
but Caetlernan was not with him. Later II 10
said the fisherman disappeared
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woodmen of the World.

Tn, regular weekly meeting of Terminal Camp
was held ,dre.ia!- night at Blair Post Eall.
and ore member initiated with the assist
arce Of the drill team. The ceremony % unveil-
ing the monument at the grave OF Sovereign
Nichols vas conducted last Sunday IA ST. Marcus
Cemetery 4 large number OF WoodTlen and
their friends were present. quartet. consist
Ing q, Cross We'll, Jones and Parsons. rang
several selections. and address dsiv-
cred by Head Consul Hughes
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Among St. Louiss amateur entertainers
probably no little ones are more popular
than Inez Nadine Lawton. II years old. and
Edna Fathman, 10 years old.
These little girls have been appearing at
entertainments about ST. Louis for some
time. and their fancy dances have been we'll
received.
Besides dancing, each has repertory Of
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast.

The ,esst OF Our Lady OF Mount Carmel will
be held IN the chapel OF the convent. Etshteenth
and Victor streets. from clock Wsdnesday
afternoon till sunset Thursday. On Thursday
IN, feast also Will BE- celebrated by sung mass
AZ go a m The ceIebrant will be the Rever-
end p pooiey. The sermon will be preached by
Tie Reyerend Daniel Dontvan.
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CARROLLTON, ILL.

Miss Helen wer,heiuer of St. Louis is here
ytsftiGg Mrs. r. c. H1dcss
Tiss Hattie Vaaars6ale Of Huron College. South
- kota Is visiting relatives here.
Miss Ethel left Of Litchfield Is visiting Miss
Mrs T j Rafeiy denarted "Wednesday for
visit with relatives in IynchourE q.
Mrs. Julih Hardin is visiting relatives in ST.
~. o. J. Eoppe.l ane airs. J. L. o'connor OF
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WOMAN IS BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. john Misak Starts Fire With
Can of Kerosene.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Galveston. Tex. July 1i.-Mrs. John
Misak used can containing kerosene to
h.sten the breakfast fire. Instantly an
explosion followed and she was burned so
badly that she died at neon to-day.
She leaves husband and four small chill
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spooner Goe. to Penitentiary.


jefferson City. Mo. July tic. A. Spoone. OF
Kansas City was broush, to the Penitentiary to-
night to serve eighteen months for stealing a
check from the Internal Revenue office In Kan
.as City. spooner is a nephew Of Senator Spoon
er Of Wisconsin.
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Church Contract Let.
REPUBLIC SPE

KEPCB BIC SPECIAL.
Ceutraiia Ill July 1.-THE Building Com
ruittee OF the Methodist Church let the contract
for new building TO S. Legriei OF Centrali..
The building is to be Of stone and brick and 30
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centralin Sewerage Contract.

Centrala. Ill. July 1.-THE Board Of Public
Ir prcvem.nts has employed Iowa engineer
ing company to manage and oversee the con-
etruction Of a sewerage system. The board al.
lowed the company 10 per cent Of the contract
price,
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Fall Proved Fatal.
REPURLIc SPECIAL

REPt BIC SPECIAL
Macon No.. July 1.-THE foltinE OF his wagon
toppled Farmer Joseph Meyers. 90 years Old. OF
his seat at J o'clock this morning. and he fell
heavily on the road, dying almost instantly from
cnrcuss.ou OF the brain. He was going TO .
neighbor's TO assist in hauling logs to market.
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popular and comic songs. which never fail
to please. At a recent entertainment of
Usage Council. Royal Arcanum. at Iowa
avenue and Arsenal street, the little girls
were the hit of the programme.
Miss Lawton is the daughter of Joseph
Lawton of No. 1911 Kossuth avenue Miss
Fathman is a daughter of Mrs. Charlotte
Fathman of No. 23l1 Park avenue.
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Catholic Knight. and Ladies'.

The regular meeting Of the Advisory Board has
been postponed until Sunday. July 10. when all
renorts are expected 20 he ready.
Branch NJ. - will have an important meeting
Monday. July Is. \ drawing will be the special
feature
Branch No. l9l held an omen meeting at its
hall IN Holy Rosary parish last Tuesday. Mem
beers OF the Advisory Board were present and adj
dressed the meeting. The ladies Of the branch
served refreshments.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

JEFFERSON Ave. 20ii Slime furnished
rooms: also hall rooms. suite: all con-
veni,nces.
OREGON Ave. 1S20-Nicely furnished rooms,
with board: bath: private family.
BARRETT st. 35oI-,3: Facing South-Cheapest
fve-room desirable fats IN the city.
DRIVING horse. will trade for ribber-tirsd
surrey. 1871 Aubert ave.
FLOWER store. with greenhouse: doing good
business: account OF health. 36s Easton.
OLIVE Isc9-LarEs furnished front hail
room. also other rooms: 81 80 and upwards.
PINE St. 321s-Furnished fat Of three rooms;
gas. hot water. bath gas range: alcove
SALESLADIES wASTED-Experi.nced dry
goods salesladies. Banner Store. Vandevente:
and Olive.
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Protected Home Circle.

Social League. No. lo5 had large open meet
ing Many visitors were present. Every circle
in the city; including Linden, No. so. was rep
resented. It was an open installation. F. h.
Chase. past grand president. was the installing
officer. Refreshments were served and the large
haIi on the ffth floor secured for dancing.
A large LIST o. names was presented for member
Hope. No los. having changed Its hail to No.
cI02 ST. Louis avenue. had splendid meeting
Monday night Ffsssen candidates were initiated
installing Its officers follows: President; W.
H Newcum: pas, president. W. W. VAUGHAN
treasurer F. H. Cook: accountant. r. G. Trail:
secretary Pearl Trail: vice president. Mrs. Wal
lace: Guardian. Maud Bauer.
Missouri. No. 3ei. has called meeting for
Monday night. Matters OF Importance will come
Com Compton; ton 30. IS. will install it, officer,
Hcbson No sa. Is to have an installation
Chouteau No $50. had a large meeting Thurs-
Gav night. In the absence OF tie president. F.
z Chase invited Supreme Chaplain a. II. Miller
&c prec.de during the evening and install the Of
nceIs.
the state banner was presented to the lodge The
officers were installed. p. J. Fesarty Is past
president and has charge OF the floor work Mrs.
Fogarty continues the work as deputy