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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07

J. W. Weldonand family, Of Tina,
Mo have moved 10 Mexico, and will
occupy the James Emmons property
on North Jefferson street, which Mr..
Weldon has just purchased. The
LKDoKR joins all Of our people In ex.
tendlnga cordial welcome 10 Mr.. Wei.
don and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07

ever attained, the proprietors and makers
Of DR.. Piefces Eavorile Prescription now
feel fully warranted in Offering to pay $500
10 legal money Of the United States for
any case Of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness,
Prolzpsus, or Falling Of Womb, which they
cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and
reasonable trial OF their means of cure.
No other medicine than Dr.. Pierce's Fa-
yolfte Prescription could possibly rwin
out as the saying goes, on such PROPOSE.
ton; but they know whereof they speak
They have the most remarkable record Of
cures sl1ade BY this Eorld-fAmed remedy
ever placed 70 the credit OF any prepara-
tion especially designed for the cure Of
woman's peculiar ailments. This wonder.
fnl remedy. therefore. stands abroiuteiy
alone as the only one possessed Of such
unrivaled properties as 10 fully warrant IL
makers IN publishing the remarkable offer
above made IN The utfnost good faith.
"A fhurt time $50 I ras airnoa dead via
nef.ou. rras,rsiiou Feuefai dshiiliy aud female
vtFfaia Ars. fifrinrlnn Ky, Woftisy Treassr.
er, lndrfrrtdcut Oftcf cf Good TemrfarrI rflr
fltlcca favcritc frcscrip,iou was itcosnnend.
sa e nc a, : ssfs eaIs sne ioase IN. % Be
nne hstlih vomea oeEld 20 b grnicf1i %
tnlnE tlefs :. ca a.ie and sure eurf odcrcd 70
t1s1 tor tneif troulies ] adFise every sick
agt wasting time VITA dociorS rrcscripfions.
s1.H leE euiilrs q your remedy i sure %
eart. J ~ ~ harry mother of two chiidfen.
~ sEcl alriecn. ani riri. eight yearss
% not permit the dealer 20 ipsult your
tai<lllet uce ny rrlfgesting some ofi,er com
poaIIf uhirh ~ fecournerds a. siust a.
feod, becHnae be- makes !; himself DR..
fItTrc'H llfr1fIf1 nIcacriptinn has stood
the tcsl q tine nuf eEpeficnce. Thou-
Eaufs apeak well a. ii--bccanse fhouslnds
hsre bsrn crrsd ~ n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
srocK AND fARM NOTES,

]. W. Boles sold ten shropshire
Down rams OF bis own raising, AZ the
sedalia State fair at sS2 per head ne
also sold Is more that be bad bought
for s27.50 per head. In the show
ring Mr. Boles did not get the pre-
Mum that he thought be ought %
have got, but he is well satisfied with
bis trip and i,as ii5 = s;ss "a coming John
BoIes has nothing but the pure preos
and his sheep are as good as anypody's
Auxvasse Review.
James Uahell and Charles Woster oi
Mexico, .he county seat Of Audrain
county, noted for It's thoroughbred
horses, were in Chilllcothe Tuesday
and purchased Of Frank Caesar . iine
animal. -Cbillicothe Constitution.
Jean Higgins, Of TENNESSEE was
here last week the guest Of B, 4. MID
dleton While here Mr.. Higgins puf'
chased o5 yearllng mules, picks from
the choice lots OF J. "A. Mcpike ana y
E. BIggs, well known stoekmen VINO
handle only iirst class animals
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
Cured of Lame Back After is Years
of Suffering.

II had been troubled with lame
back for fifteen years and found a
complete recovery in the'use Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm" says John G.
Blsher, Gillian, Ind. This liniment
isalso without an equal for sprains
and bruises. For sale by BucKner &
Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
One Million p.n.lonsn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. - -uonn-
sioner OF Pensions Warner has O's y.
pleted hls annual report and sa0ni* i.'
ed II TO the Secretary Of the ln'e',.. !.
IL Is said The amount expendel =, =
pensions last year Is nearly 'll2'"ls. y.
or . few thousands less than =
appropriation, and that the names y. :
tho pension roll are close ON 70 =
1000, ono mark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07


j. "a. Starr, near Tulip was on the
Chicago market with4 leads Of cattle
Monday. Two loads averaging 1905
ponnds brought 50 s5;a load averaging
i4gs pounds, brought o. 90. and q icad ic
averaging 1866 sold for sS 90,
Mr.. sutherland OF Audrain bought
4 load Of top calves south pf Madison
last week. ! NJ. Dry sold him two a.
s22 so each, Sam Simpson two AZ s2e
and WIN Stuart two at s22 80.
Charles Arnold Of Audrain bought
las lambs from Joe Norman Of South
| Fork at 4 TO ~ and no from Homer
Bridgeford at to $40.
FULTON GAZETTE
Bob 0ffutt, a north Callaway farm
| er, boughta SOW and six good shoats
| OF an Audrain county farmer named
Mckay last week, paying s25,
Ernest Kennon, north OF Auxyasse,
paid John Kyger s270 for a span Of
work mules this week
LIVE STOCK REPoRrER,
L. s. Koch represented Audrain
county, on the hog market Wednes-
day with load Of stock.
Coontz & Helm, extensive shippers
from Audrain county, bad cattle ON
Wednesdays market.
E. G.NGant, well known Audrain
county stockman, had 1859 head OF
Western sheep on Thursdays market
that averaged s5 pounds, and sold at
$500.
@. Fl. Inflow, Of Audrain county, and
W. Fl. Carney, ofPhelps county, we're
Missouri shippers VIII had In hogs
B. r. Middleton with one car and
j. A. LOTUS with two loads we're
Mexico representatives who had mules
on the market.
Lee Bros, of Mexico, we're Missouri
ians having In horses during the week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
Class Mules, Etc.

No. SO Best Pair Of Mules, Any Age
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. $40 &
2nd--Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 0f
3rd- Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. ? &c
No. 64-Best Mule. Any Age.
lst--Cash, City Ofiicers $40 0C
2nd Cash, City Officers ... 5 0(
3rd--Cash, City Officers. $500. 2 g
No. So Best Mule Colt, Either Sex
Foal Of 1905, Product of Audrain
lst--C Cash, Mexico Carnival 90. . &c
2nd- Cash, Mexico Carnival Co 8 Of
Srd 60 bread tickets, J w Nc
kinley. y
No. 66 Best Pair Of Draft Mules
lst- Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 8 7 &c
2nd Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 5 OK
srd Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. 2 sc
No. 81 Best Mare With Mule Coli
by Her Side, Both Considered.
lst Cash. Mexico Carnival 90 $40 OF
End d--Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. OF
3rd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. ? u
No 6S Best Farmers Outfit, Owned By
Same, Team, Wagon and Harness
Considered.
lst- Decorated Dinner Set, so
pieces, Mexico Variety Store
ION exhibit in window $500. $40 OF
nd-Clock, r ID Worrell. .... 5 OK
3rd- Whip, August Meyers. ! q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07

No. 69-Largest Pumpkin.
lst-Air Tight Stove, G Leslie
/ Ferris. ................ 5 OF
2ud-50 lbs. Golden Eagle Flour,
| II A Morris s.................. / 5(
Srd-l dozen pair Socks, J &V
| BarLn. .....--..........,., l Ot
No. 70-Largest Turnip.
lst--Casb, Mexico Carnival Co. g / 81
2nd-Cash, @ A Barnes. s... ! o.
No. 71-Largest Head Of Cabbage
Weight to Govern.
lst-- Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. % 2 0C
2Dd-Pair Gloves, Blum s. Co.. l o.
No. 72-Smallest Nubbin.
Cash, # P VanNess, President. Q / 0C
No. 73-Best Colt Under Year, Sired
by King.
LIST Season 1906 to King, Ad-
vance Percheron Co. ..... $40 90
2nd--S7 so on season to King,
Advance Percheron Co.
3rd-S5 90 on season TO King,
Advance Percheron Co.
No. 74-Best Colt Under / Year,
Sired by Ike.
Season 1906 to Ike, r p Moore. $40 90
No. 75-Best Sucking Colt Sired by
Black Ike.
Season TO Black Ike, + G Brenton.
No. 76 Best Saddle Bred Mare and
Colt, Both Considered.
Season to King Mcdonald, Ham,
nton Bros rOS.-...-..,..--.. - .s20 %
No. 77-Best Colt Under Year, Sired
by Chestnut Ike.
Season Js0e to Chestnut Ike, r
n Dean .,........-......Slo W
No. 78-Best Loaf Bread Made from
Model Hard Wheat Flour.
l00lbs. Model Hard Wheat Flour,
Smith Bros.
tTo be exhibited at Smith Bros storel
No. 79-Best Loaf Bread Made from
Moses Best Flour.
lst-l0O lbs Moses best Flour,
Paul Weber.
2nd--50 lbs. Moses best Flour,
Paul Weber.
Contest 20 take place TUESDAY, Oct.
10Th, at Paul Wcber's store)
No. 80 Best Loaf of Bread Made from
Big z Flour.
lst-loo lbs. Big Flour, Paul
Weber.
2ud-5o lbs. Big 7 Flour, Paul
Weber
Contest 10 take place Wednesday,
Oct iith. at Paul Weeer's storel
No. 81 Dozen Largest Hickory Nuts
Brownie Kodak. Alfred Larsen. 9 2 00I
No. s2-For Best Cake Made From
OK. Patent Flour.
50 lbs o X Patient Flour, Mex
leo Custom Mills.
No. S3-For Best Loaf Bread Made
From Straight Patent Flour.
80 lbs Straight Patent Flour,
Mexico Custom Mills.
No. e4-Ledger Baby Show, for the
Prettiest Baby in Audrain County
Under 2 Years Of Age.
Cup, r NJ White,
Editor Ledger
2nd-Hancsome Boquet, r NJ
White, Editor Ledger.
fEhoEn on rhursday. October issh.
p. M nt Probate JUDGES 0fnce)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
Plead Guilty 70 Stealing Clothes

Perry Green, aged about is years,
plead guilty Thursday In the Police
court, TO stealing a quantity ofclothes
from Stanley and Hamilton, and was
tined s25 and costs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
4-@-A-4-lA-A--A-l 4 A-Al.-----A-AA AA-A-A-A-A---<
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

Miss Rose White left for Louisiana
on Friday to be gone several weeks.
Miss Lou Gibson, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Miriam Ross,
returned to st. Louis on Wednesday,
Miss Edna Armstrong, who has been
the guest of Miss Alice Brooks for
some weeks returned to her home in
Perry on Thursday.
E. R. Sandford, wife and son, return
ed to Mexico on Friday, from Putin
Bay, Ohio, where they have spent a
most delightful summer.
Prof Horace Williams who has been
the guest of his brother, J. v.
Williams, Of this city, returned to
bis home in Kansas City, last Mon
day.
Tuesday evening Miss Josephine
Hill entertained number of her
friends with lawn fete at her home
west Of this city. Miss Hill is a
charming hostess.
Mrs. Charles Glenuye, who has been
visiting relatives 10 Virginia for some
time returned to Mexico on Thursday.
Miss Alice Morris, who accompanied
Mrs Glendye, will stop for some time
In st. Louis, before returning to her
home.
Mrs. Austin Smith ehaperoned
Misses Mabel Eaton, Minerva and
Fanny johnson, Lutte Vaughn and
Louise Lakeland on an excursion to
Quincy on last Wednesday. The
party went By train to Louisiana in
the morning and thence by boat up
the river, having most delightful
trip.
Mrs. Callaway and daughter,
Kathryne, will leave for Kansas City,
on Saturday TO take up their residence
Mrs. Galloway will be greatly missed
10 the church and Kings Daughters
circles, as she has always been a most
industrious worker in them, while
both she and Miss Kathryn win leave
a void, hard to be tilled, in society,
where they are bright and shinging
lights Our good wishes go withthen
to their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Little Miss Anna Mcclure gave a
watermelon picnic In Hardin Park, on
Wednesday evening, for her cousin,
Rachel Hamilton. About thirty
children we're invited and needless to
say watefmelons disappeared With
incredible rapiditY.
The Woman's Home Mission Society
viii hold their regular monthly meet
ing Thursday. Sept I, with Mrs. S. p.
Emmons, to which all the ladies Of
the church are invited to come and
bring a Innch as after the business
meeting we will have a picnic on the
lawn.
The golfers Of the city have been
having a veFy delightful time on the
links this week. They start out about
four o'cl1ck, taking their lunch with
them. PLAY TIL slx, eat their refresh
ments and then another game TIL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
PAINFUL. PERIODS
AMERICAS WakEn FIND RELIEF
Tns Case Or Miss Irene Crosby IL One
OF Thousands Of Cures Made by Lydia
n. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

How many women realize that mem
struation Is the balance wheel of q
wornan's life, and while no'woman is
entirely free from periodical suffering.
tits not the plan Of nature that women
ehould suffer SO severely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
No. Ss.-''I Harriage a Fsilurs." "

To the couple who will be
married in front Of South Side
Hardware Store at high noon
on Wednesday. October 18th,
W. n. Upham will give a $40
Bement Palace Steele Range.
(Now on exhibition In win
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
I'm. Rosssr Makes 4 statemsnt.

To the Editor OF the Ledger
MEXICO, NO., Aug. 3l.-Dear Sir:
The gratultous ad in last weeks LED
eER in regard to place school books
could be bought for Rush Hill public
school, by principal Of Rush Hill
school, was without the knowledge or
consent Of the Rush Hill school board,
as we have ? school book supply stores
in Mexico. ]. N. RossER,
Pres. Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
Pitcher Jewelry @

dow Pitcher Jewelry 90.
will give handsome Gold
Wedding Ring. Mexico Gar
nival Co. will furnish lisense
and minister. w. L. Grad
dock will furnish marriage
certificate. Adcock and Weir,
proprietors Ringo Hotel, will
give dinner to wedding party
at Ringo. Lombard's Royal
Italian Band will play we'd
ding march. New Parker
Amusement 90. will give
passes TO all attractions.
First couple filing application
with secretary will be accept
ed. The identity of the couple
will be kept secret if desired.
Exhibits Nos. A, Al, 81, "a. 66, IS, II,
shown on Monday, October 9th
Exhibits Mes As, As. 40, 81, s., 81,
shown on Tuesday, October 10th.
Exhibits Nos so, So, 63, 73, shown
on Wednesday, October 1lth.
Exhibits Nos. 62, GA, 56, shown on
Thursday, October 18th,
Exhibits Nos 81, 5S, So, 65, IA, shown
on Friday, October 18th. :
Exhibits Nos. so, 81, 6S, rs, 46, shown
ON Saturday October 14th.
ALL Stock Exhibits begin each day
ITxrnnanflv at IN n M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
New Liyery Stable,

Mason Creasey, after Oct. lst, will
erect large modern, up-to-date liv-
cry stable on the lots he purchased
from Mr.. Ritenour just west Of the
jail.
Mn. Charles Glendy is home from
-. A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07

Miss Abbey Talbot, of Clarksvile,
is the guest of Miss Pearl Morris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07

Backed up by over
. third Of a century
Of remarkable and uni
form cures, a record |
xuch as no other =
remedy for the -
diseases aud
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
A. q. T. A. MEETING.

Sub Order A. II. 7. A. No. isi meets Aoo.s "a
Eht on or before mn moon in eaon -
VISITING hretaorn always welcome,
D.L. ROGERS, VT
v. ERDLE. IA. W. sseretay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
Glass D-SDsGialS.
No. ss-Largsst Pumpkin.

No. 69-Largest Pumpkin.
lst-Air Tight Stove, G Leslie
Ferris. ...s.............,.....s5 5 90
2ud-50 lbs. Golden Eagle Flour,
f "A Morris s................... 80
Srd-l dozen pair Socks, J Nv
Barth. 90
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
Loyal Orange Lodge.

On the evening of the first Friday in
January the following were installed
by w. NJ. Whiteside, one of the grand
officers, in the Red Mems building. as
the officers of Harmony Loyal Orange
Lodge No. 127; J. A. Mckay, M;
John d. Spencer, D. M; j.
Montgomery, recording, and George
Little, financial, secretary: w. M. Cum
ningham, treasurer; w. E. Read. chap
lain; Thomas Elliott and c. Thomp-
son, tylers; w. M, Whiteside. James
Dundas, r. c. Bowes, w. M. Miller and
w. M. Hamilton, committeeman: Will
liam E. Read, G. H. j. Truman and
w. M. Miller, trustees. The reports
presented by the outgoing officers
showed the lodge to be in very pros
porous condition, a great gain having
been made during 1904 in members and
finance. John D. Spencer. w. M. Glib
son and Thomas Elliott were elected
representatives to the State Grand
Lodge, which will meet in San Jose
next month. During the evening there
were addresses by the retiring and
new officers, and by members of lodges
11S and $50 of Oakland. The very in
teresting meeting closed with the sing
ing of The tie that binds"
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
knights of Honor.

During the early part of January the
officers of Norman and Germania
lodges of the knights of Honor were
installed for the current term by Grand
Dictator Archibald and other grand
officers. The officers of Yerba Buena
and Saxon lodges were installed dur
ing the past week.
Upon the occasion of the recent visit
of Grand Dictator Archibald and Grand
Reporter Johnstone to the lodge at
Monterey four strangers were admitted
to membership by initiation and eight
applications were presented.
AT meeting of the Past Dictators'
Association on the first Saturday in
January E. F. Joy was elected presi-
dent; Thomas Collins. vice president;
Thomas tombstone. secretary; r. A. A.
Summers, treasurer, and VIM. Warn
holz, sentinel Committees were ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the
entertainment of the representatives to
the Grand Lodge, which is to meet in
this city on March q.
Martha Lodge will celebrate the
twenty-fifth anniversary of its institu-
tion by a banquet February 9.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
Native Sons.

The following were installed last
week as officers of Pacific Parlor, N.
S. G. W.. Edward j. Lynch. past pres
ident; president, Jesse c. Allan; first
vice president, George w. Lille; sec
ord vice president. Frank /. Gonzalez:
third vice president, H. Dahl; marshal,
George A. Marshall; trustees-J. F.
Sheehan and Peter B. Kyne; financial
secretary. John C. Miller; treasurer,
Albert Latham.
The installing officer was District
Deputy Grand President Bannon, as
sisted by full corps of acting grand
officers. After the ceremony there was
a banquet at which G. W. Lille was
the toastmaster Those who responded
to toasts were d. A. Ryan, A. F. Will
liams. George Gebhard, Judge George
H. Cabaniss, r. II. Dam and Deputy
Bannon. j. A. Black, during the re-
past, entertained with vocal selections.
The following were installed as the
officers of Stanford Parlor by L. Ban
non, D. D. G.. P, for the current term:
C. T. Granz, past president; T. l. Fitz-
patrick, president; w. NJ Mcguire, l..
S. McMaheII and H. A. Catalan, vice
presidents; Fred H Jung, secretary:
Joseph c. Cox, financial secretary and
treasurer; Charles A. Sweigert, mar
shal; p. s. Weniger. Joseph Greenbeg
and r. w. Dennis, trustees. Theodore
e. Martin and w. r. Mckinley, SEN
tinels; L. d. Bacigalupi, E. r. Bryant.
e. Bunnell, C. Clark, w. A. Dodge, A.
II. Giannini, II. 3. Kugler, B. r. Nc
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
Fraternal Brotherhood.

Golden Gate upper hall was crowded
last week by members and friends of
San Francisco Lodge of the Fraternal
Brotherhood on the occasion of its first
entertainment in its new quarters.
There was a pleasing programme and
a we'll arranged order Of dances. The
officers of this lodge and those of Auro-
ra Lodge were Jointly installed on the
night of the first meeting in January.
Delegates from each lodge in the
jurisdiction will meet in Eagles Hall
February 3, for the purpose of selecting
representatives to the Supreme Lodge.
which is to hold its session in Los An
geles March II. About twenty five
lodges win be represented. Supreme
President Dandy and Supreme Vice
President Madding will be in atten-
dance at the session in this city.
Colonel Stone, in charge of the work
in this city, reports that there were
initiated 10,400 strangers into the order
during the year 1904.
Progress Lodge of the Fraternal
Brotherhood will celebrate the second
anniversary. of its organization by a
grand entertainment in it's meeting
place in the Red Mems building on the
night of January 30.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Woodland last week of the officers of
Court Yolo and comp anion Court Ca
mellia in the presence of a large num-
ber of people. Among the dignitarles
of the order present were High Chief
Ranger Stewart. High Counselor Pick
ard and Past High Treasurer Came
ron. The installation was followed bv
a banquet.
When the high chief ranger and hign
counselor. after leaving Woodland.
reached Willows they were met at the
depot by a brass band and a deega-
tion of the members of the court and Of
Court Sioc of Colusa. In the afternoon
there was a special meeting, when
three candidates were initiated.
The public installation of the officers
Of Court Seal Rock by the San Fran
cisco board of deputies. under the i'm
mediate supervision of Past High Chief
Ranger Ed n. Cameron, was a great
stunt. Prior to the installation there
was the initiation of ten strangers who
were made Foresters at sight. The new
officers for the term are: o. Wallstein.
chief ranger; D. ]. Cooney, vice chief;
e. N. Cameron, recording, and O. r.
oil hCis hlidHIIdl SGCItldIyp M. Oldl-
lard, treasurer; NJ. Schofield, orator; F.
c. Dibbern and w. C. Fox, woodwards;
NJ. Kirkwood and NJ. Carlson, beadles;
G. w. Card, physician; F. Bergstrom.
court deputy, and w. Havard, past
chief ranger. At the close of the cere-,
mony there was presented to Past
Chief Havard one of the most beautiful
jewels that has been offered to any re-
firing chief this term. This was fol-
lowed by an address by High Chief
Ranger G. Q. Stewart; vocal solo. Miss
Rider; recitation, William Rider; plano
solo, Prof. Zimmerman, and an address
by President William Stewart OF the
board of deputies. Then the court
served a collation. that had been pre-
pared by ladies of Companion Court
Golden Gate. who by doing this proved
their fraternity in assisting another
court that has not a companion court.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
The Americans.

The great breach of promise case, .
which was to have been tried in moot
court in California Assembly No. l of
the Americans last week, had to be
postponed until future date, to be an
nounced hereafter, for the reason that
some of the members of the order who
are to be witnesses had not memorized
the testimony they are to give.
During the past week the officers of
the several assemblies in this city and
those in the cities on the bay were in
stalled for the current term. Director
Henry Clay Lewis acted as installing
officer at number of these functions.
AT each place there was banquet to
the retiring and incoming officers. and
all had jolly good time. Senate Presi-
dent Hadley and Judge Samuels of
Oakland assisted at a number of the
installations, and at each council spoke
for the advancement of the order.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

Grand President Caminetti has issued
a circular officially announcing the
death of the late Belle w. Conrad, a
. past grand president of the order. In
this she says, in paying a tribute to
her who was her lifelong friend: mo
Native Daughter had more loving,
loyal and devoted friends. Now 1 can
not speak or write of what her loss
will be to the order that she loved and
served so we'll" The grand president
asks the subordinate parlors to drape
their charters for thirty days and pass
appropriate resolutions.
During the current month the grand
president officially visited the parlor at
san Andreas. the one at Volcano. the
one at Jackson, the one at Sutter
Creek, the one at Tracy and Orc Fino
in this city. January % she will visit
Keith Parlor; 24th, La Vespero; 25th,
Aloha; Goth Buena Vista, and 28th the
parlor in Pinole. On the visit to jack
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
The Maccabees.

Golden West Division of the Uniform
Rank. knights of the Maccabees. gave
a social in the Assembly Hall of the
Red Mems building last week. which
was one of the most pleasant of the
many that this very active company
has given during the past twelve
months.
ON the night of February IS Golden
West Tent will give masquerade ball
in Lyric Hall.
San Francisco Tent will give a grand
ball in the Assembly Hall of the Pio-
neer building on the night of January
25. This is to be an invitationaI and
conventional affair and the rule will be
evening dress.