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PoCATEL1o. IDAHO.
Knights of Columbus Organize III
This City and Boise.
Especial Correspondence

Knights of Columbus Organize in
This City and Boise.
Especial Correspondence
During the past week another link N
the grand chain of Catholic Knight
hood has been brought into existence.
A council of Knights of Columbus was
Instituted Friday evening, May Is,
at Boise. Ida, and in the afternoon Oh
Sunday, May 10, Pocatello council was
initiated into the mysteries OF knight
hood The advent of the order INTO
Idaho leaves only one state In the IN
ion (Nevada) without representation.
! The initiation ceremonies at Boise pc
gan at $50 in the evening and were
| followed by a banquet, at which Nj:
| Jess B. Hawley, grand knlght-elect ot
!. Boise council, presided as toastmaster'
Responses We're made by many OF the
local knights and visitors. Baker City
and La Grande Ore, sent large DEL
egation besides the visitors from Salt
Lake and Ogden. The following day
the visitors were most agreeably en-
tertained by the members OF Boise
council. and shown about the city.
Sunday morning the degree teams ar
rived at Pocatello, where they were
met by large number of visitors from
Ogden and Salt Lake. Ogden arrived
IN a special GuIlldn ClldIttlSu lVi tAiS
occasion. AT $3.50 the local candidates,
forty in number, together with
the degree team from Salt Lake and
the visitors from ogden, Boise ana
Salt Lake, marched in a body to St.
Joseph's church, where high mass was
celebrated at 10 o'clock.
In an eloquent sermon, Rev. Z. van
der Donckt, chaplain of the new coun-
Gil, extended most hearty welcome
to the visiting knights and congrat-
ulated the candidates who sat BEFORE
him. 'Knikhthood and Chiyalry' was
the subject of his beautiful discourse,
and judging from the unanimous con-
gratulations after the banquet, hls
words sank deep into the hearts of
his auditors.
The initiation began at 1:S0 in the
afternoon and was followed by an elab-
crate banquet in st. Joseph's hall, pre-
pared by the ladies of the Altar society.
Mr.. James F. Kane acted as toast
master and responses were made by
the local and visiting knights
The major degree in both Boise and
Pocatello was conferred by George Jay
Gibson, territorial deputy supreme
knight for Utah and Idaho ably assist
ed by his staff from Salt Lake and
Ogden. The officers in the first and
Edward It. Stolzenberger, Salt Lake,
G. X.
T. A. Ryan, Salt Lake D. G. X.
John Cooney, ogden, Chan.
w. Z. Fife. Salt Lake w.
]. 3. Cosgriff. Salt Lake, l.
The following visitors were present:
W. l.. Maginnis, J. NJ. Cooney, ]. c.
Lynch. ]. j. O'Connor. ]. f. Daley, D.
a Fogarty, ]. j. Mcdonald, e. NJ.
MoreseY. NJ. L. Bowling, c. a. Nc
CURE. T. f. Callahan, w. E. McFad-
den, ]. c. Cole. John Kennedy, T. A.
Reid. B. L. Dean. j. F. Callaghan, H.
S. McArdle, owen Rogers, P. Cooney.
John MacEntee and NJ. E. Malone of
Ogden: Jesse B. Hawley of Boise; Geo.
Jay Gibson, E. F. Stolzenberger, T. A.
Ryan, w. E. Fife. ]. B. Cosgriff, r. A.
Canning. H. V. Meloy, J. ]. Harvey,
T. j. O'Brien, Thomas Owens, P. j.
Goggin, Z. F. O'Donnell, Thomas Mar
name. Angus Mcclellan and Joseph
Sauer of Salt Lake. a VISITOR.
Mrs. A. V. Scott of Idaho Falls is in
the city in the interests of the Civic
club. She is the guest of Mrs. Cheney.
Mrs. Joseph McManis has gone to
Dubuque Ia. for a short visit with
to attend the commencement exercises
of the Western Conservatory of Music.
from which place her daughter Myrtle
will graduate this year.
-
Luke Kelly of Butte, representing the
Cigar Makers union, is in the city.
His mission is to stir up interest in
patronizing the home cigar factories.
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Mrs. Joseph Carroll died Thursday.
May II, after short illness from pleu-
70 pneumonia. Her brother, William
Cavanaugh, for many years transfer
at the freight house, with
whom she lived, lies in critical condi-
ton with the same disease Brother
and sister were very devoted and Mr.
Cavanaugh's friends are very anxious
in regard TO him. Mrs. Carroll leaves
a daughter of 8 years and two little
boys, the latter being the orphan sons
Of deceased sister whom she and Mr.. !
Cavanaugh had adopted.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Carroll |
was held from st. Joseph's church and
was quite largely attended. Reports
rom the bedside of her brother, Will. !
lam Cavanaugh, are that he is still in
a very critical condition.