The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

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n.n;siay ey.n,ns; at Wi "ae up ,iicaIion for
nrmIoe snip Was ftc-il"d. ore member was re-
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On ~ Int,uhy night sloui 80 nrmn IS Of the
TGiEs waS III, F~Eu.ay i~onin soci.l m, a,ii,:F q,
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nlIrt me iiitia,ioi m h.WiN . lie 20 Objects
Never y. i mrsnd y p Stn U nFTynae' ai ~ i,is, w =
Hf",htrs r W, hi-i! as past grand mlaster wo,N.
man yS slI y. a., y, Aegh.'r r 49, : ana sa'dr; ! nH hr
~ suui VI II p'urr "I"trSfes Ntlr mar ~
,i y sranu tsgo.ueE 40 o,nt' fr"hk : Fan IA
vEaa,,r.rs. 7 o,a, had ,hotr r,u sr., ui,h m.u
htIs o. the orier. their fanili"s and friends on
n n, "rn,siHaN eI.',n., e oSe"nioi on,ns a
h rb,, stsiI,,n !" on ~ ON es ana 'n nIIainrh"h n
I ~ sS uSa ici: NJ; =. III E'H.. nsi's,ed by
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!, Ina Ia. F. 10y :. - R'anI 'orrinam. n,
Solicitor IienTT SS"srhhnins IS yra md s m|ii Thss
t tsapa ot |nt@, Iainn1Tnt YVES as roliowSi
- - hitonopno'ni NJ hltsiis anu
h.rna ~ Hn. W. ns.nttt New htrs: cog
Miss Matte Rove. Refreshments wer" srry.d
jefferson avenue and AdaHs street. where g
, ,,ertI on the h's' ana third wednesday. Of ca h
St lonIs Lodge, No |. held m.mor'a al services
OF isst iI.sdaN evening IN honor q deceased
members. brother brCttitrLt fpe1ei iIc services
.iu s-Eeiai anthtnls were r-nde''d by his church
Reverend Brother Barker 4 the Ne1raska jurls-
dIction made the Grafton. hrlth@r Henry ".
his usual good address on the order
i.,lEr VII Sslr6Ts,s il "sety-svsniG annix.r-
a rerspitoni ~
tw2 candidates were proposed. whose applications
adopted the drawing plan for cn- assessment
a 1n mont" on s,s which non win ,2l;e nlaSe on tas las' met,
ing. First drawing ,akes Slace January 'o ss. meet
at Muth's Hall corner chou.eau avenu. and Sarah
all members OF the order and their friends are
INVITED
and enthusiastic m.-tins on Thursday evening.
at adcs Tli,h 4 IN. qgplics,.9" fgF msmasrsal. % W.
posed II as speedily as possible. after which
the iSa Is W s,Gsel . and ihs a h afIe s e san Of ahont rh!r;y y
attend the open meeting. smoker and entertain
appointed to arrange for an open meeting and
smoker for The members and their friends, % be
AIRY >.
The mos, suSosssful and en,hnsisstiS meeting
ciss for some time was thu public installation.
Lodge. on last Thursday evening at Anchor Hail.
Jefferson and Park avenues. The hall was
friends: also a large Delegation from Mechanics'
L. dge There were also present visitors from
The nstauatfcn ceremonies were conducted by
Henry W. Never. grand recorder. assisted by
man: Phil Schmidt. grand foreman: 4. 4. Ronat.
grand oyerseer; J. J Burke grand recordsr; J.
csiysr: ii. T.. Hnmmsrt. Grand foreman: A. J.
Waterman. After the instaiIa:ion the lodge was
Doctor L. o.. Greer. the grand medical examiner.
as master Of eeremonies MusIC for the occasion
and the entertainment was as follows, Comic
songs by the l9c9l Comedian, Charles $. Way
in his usual happy mnnner. 4 violin solo. a rect
tation ard a comic song wsre rendered by Harry
W. McCfesnev: a comic recitation and song bv
Earl McWherter Of Troop II. Eighth Cavalry.
going on those present were conducted 10 the
baTGuet hall cigars were then massed 'r"nnd
ADDRESS was also delivered by Doctor + q. Greer.
who is also the mas,er workman .t s'andard
PM SChmdt. po'tn: NJ q tatcher az ~
Standdfd i"'!Y'' ara :, = n're
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org y :, 81 "a az MI ,nirasan ,nnIic,ttnns
wt'- sH.tess" u, III ,ha I.ya,f,n rrnr,
90 s,aiu.', ~ .nnitatiom Tn
MtgnanicS u at,h - ~ So. U-iri.m,
,'-siis ,InI f.Jra accommodated Inv ia
" vi MI s,.sna, afpe- vyhic, Cbari.s 6 Wae-
n Y gave his speliaitv. The leader of the
RI Thi grand recorder has received, Motto. from &
:, ~ Narsnn SUPERVISING solicitor in southeast
" u.'"m H. ,,stitutinp ~ a new lod,. AZ
Slsrst"n No with fifteen members on the char-
= - ~ ..~er,1 Qualifications 10 he acted on
81 ~ ~ u,ae.ing psnorts from Rrothar Nor
90 -" r.gartinw ha section OF thu state are very
80 avn h. nrouisas a bright future for
~ II.
II - ,I,. b.Ia #, arst smoke On Thurs
a Pnrt snr'rxs Turner Hall. The
~ -. nr,rSI,rS ,ri r,sitors was suYici.nt
4, ~ ,arse hall After the entertainment
yos srry.d and addresses wer. made by
-, Nas,.r ", r';n,sn WilIam II Ni,ler AMI
- 10 ytoI,h - ,ba c-nn5 Lodge Law Corn
TO- Ja-,se rup,b.r Of visitors gave In their
nn n.,nharsi,in in n. ,odx..
tr,,eniv I,1g. had a good attendance at Its
ON I.., ,rrnrsday NIGHT and tho com
- ,.mortaI stervthIng in raadineas ror the
~ J. =. .i,en ~, SATURDAY evening January 81
~ 70 y =, I onis .rTiru.r Ireu Bearmont ami
W sirse
80, I ni,a M al held one Of its largest
q ThrrsJay evening. at which four can
hhi,o,as ~ inflicted Western I odeo exnecte -
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