The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-14
woodmen of the World.

WOOdmen OF the World.
st. Louis Chapter, No. .. held a session last
Wednesday. received four applications and mi.
sia1sd six applicants. 90 This is boa now t the largest sst
vocated the recognition OF Deputy Hy. Gehm
for personal work in this camp.
ing last Thursday night; at which thirteen ap-
plicants were initiated into the protection de-
management Of Deputy, Squires. the camp L.
making Roadway. Special Deputy = w: croft
with the lantern. Addresses were made by WIS.,
iting sovereisns.
Of Choppers last Wednesday night. Congrega-
ton Commander We'll presiding. One candi-
aad ei whs Applications lneIEaaaea !" received civ / Special Deputy
J. W. Croft was present and looked AFTER
day. hight and had a splendid meeting. Two
meeting on February "a to enable members
Benton Camp. No. 24s met last Tuesday to
receive the list of applications secured by the
fspI,ieT member o, Benton Camp is now work
ing with the desire to double the msmoerssfp.
Central camp held its regular meeting Thurs
tendance. The report Of the Bail Committee
showed, a profit of SIS, with other camps yet
ship. to the general office and 70 ecomme
curing the assistance of the force of deputies.
Committee on Reception of WORLDS FAR guests
reported everything in readiness Tor reSistra-
tion and accommodations.
,n Wa al Vs, GsnD, H AZ: ~ Wea hsls It's evening" TssnIaE new New
officers were elected and installed. one can
didate was initiated and three tire apPnGat fhnnn 5er
Camp Friday night. -,
Elliott Camp; No ms.I II; Of r,i East ST n,r h1ui =, T she
City Hall Auditorium A class OF foTty,tXo
s ToOt an East wiii s., be Ld inisia sifi ma MayG an s address IS:
Colonel John l.. Martin will respond. Head
e e9nsui an Mi't ths HATFIELD hi adSe oash 81 tA Will p furnish
music. Refreshments will be served Than rms ms
ga sam 1gs w lI1s haze af the 7 m meesins. OF more 'nan ~
Oakland Grove held It's regular En, meeting meeting e
s TnnTsea and qf fsssaiSazi 4. str aeae at a Which the Off;
GERS were installed. The ladies' OF Olive and
the work Of installation. At the close Of the
regular business a social session was held, IN
w yape6rt the and lad assis RaGmssed Guardian ihs hsn s mrs. over 5TeIr
ton Is enthusiastic and promises a large IN
oak Grove will hold a joint open meeting IN
conjunction with Oak Camp on February "a;
re~fTesh SHINE have been provided. All mem
bers are invited tot meet with them.
Woodmen of America.
Delmar Camp meets at S O'Clock every Mon
day evening at o'Conneli's Hall. No. 400 Eas-
ton avenue. All visiting Woodmen are well
come. A ball was given last meeting. Instead
of the regular exercises
Tuesdays of each month at Rern's Hall. Wells
ton. Mo. at S y. m. Visiting Woodmen are
welcome. Neighbor Galbreath. who was in.
tured IN December. has so far improved that
he was removed from the hospital to his home.
Bupien Camp. No. ii.ssi. met with all the
officers present and a full house. at ober-
decks Hall. at their regular bimonthiy meet
ing. Friday evening. February 3. and ae-
cepted seven applications.
Mound City camp. as usual. had a good
turnout Thursday evening. at its regular Week
ly meeting. No. 800 Easton avenue. and ac-
cepted seven applicants.
Maplewood Camp. No. e42s. held an enthusfr
estic meeting last Monday evening and adopted
five candidates. The camp is growing. having
trebled its membership during the last threc
months. 1t Will hold an open meeting on Mon
day evening. February D. CITY Supervising
Deputy ". s. Johnston will address the meet