The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-01-19
installations
Of Officers
THE DIFFERENT ORDERS IN TOWN lNDUcT
THEIR NEW OFFICERS
BIG TIME HAD AND TO HAVE
WOMEN oE WoooCRsFT AND THE WooDMEk
HAVE A GOOD TIME, THE RATHB0NE
SISTERS INSTALL AND THE ODD Eel
LOWS, EnCAMPNEHT AND REBEKARs
PREPARE FOR ONE TOMORROW EVENING.

PREPARE FOR ONE TOMORROW EVENING.
/, Fraternal Temple hall was the
scene Of a most enjoyable social
Ievent last Saturday night when a
i hundred members of the |. o. O. f.
and RebeKah lodges met to install
their newly elected officers. The in
stallation services were public ana
IL number of friends of the orders
took this opportunity of seeing the
beautiful work. The |. 0. 0. f. lodge
I installed their officers first, the in
stallation being conducted by De
putty Grand Master J. l.. Chapman
Of Lewiston, whose WORK and pres
ence were greatly appreciated. The
officers for the term are: ". G., g. p.
Barnum. V. g., r. b. Hines; financial i
secretary, r. B. Helpman; treasurer,
G. F. Hamlin.
\ After the new officers were duly
installed committee of Rebek abs,
headed by Mrs A. C. White, entered
the hall and presente: the Odd Eel
lows with a handsome bible. Noble
Grand Barnum, in few well chosen
words, expressed the appreciation OF
the members for the excellent pre-
sent.
The Rebekah lodge followed and
won many complimentary express
ions for their splendid floor worK,
which was In charge Of Mrs Pease,
who was accompanied by four young
ladies. Every detail for the inHtalla-
Z tion service had been looked after by
J the ladies and passed of without a
hitch The officers installed We're: n
- G., Miss Ida Nelson;V g., Mrs. Glen;
secretary, Mrs. e. P. Atchisen; treas
urer, Miss Christensen.
The EncGnpmcnt install: G. P.
Barnum, {. p; 6. w. Wilson II. p.
JAS Bratcher, S. W.; L. Bradbury
Treas
PotIatch Encampment then in
70 stalled their officers, after which the
members and their friends adjourned
to the banquet hall where the Re
bekahs had prepared a fine spread
which was greatly enjoyed. Owing
to the lateness of the hour the 81 each
y. making which was planned was
- eliminated, and as the tables were
- cleared the happy gathering enjoyed
an hour of games and social inter
:, course. Those present from the Le-
J, land lodge were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
- Snyder and Mr.. and Mrs. Webster.
Deports Of the lodge show an eX-
~ cellant condition of affairs, the |. o.
- O. f. aud Rebekah lodges each hav-
ing over 100 members and are In q
prosperous condition. The facilities
for work that are to he had in the
new Temple building are readily ap-
" preciated and it is felt that the lodge
az can boast of one OF the finest homes
- I'm the state.
Monday night the Knights OF Py-
:" thias installed their officers for the
coming term. Just before installation
'0 a delegation of eleven from Eollmer
~ a. No. IL walked into the Temple, and
II thereafter things weLe lively. The
officers were duly installed as fol-
~ lows: Fred S. Beckwith, c. c; j. NJ.
u Hill, V. c; Chas. Chandler, prel.; w.
A. Rothwell, X, OF r. & s.; L. A.
Hunter, NJ. OF F.; W. NJ. McCrea, NJ.
10 OF E.; Claud Stanton, NJ. at A:
~ Henry Friebe, l. g.: Chas Schill, o.
ra G.;
ho After this ceremony which was cf
"a interest to all remarks were had
S from both the visitors and home
nc members and a lunch, secured ON
short notice from mine Host Schill
was served to the visitor lodge.
The boys from Troy drove down
= in a sled, taking the Kendrick lodge
= completely by surprise, tho much to
N their pleasure and enjoyment. Those
a in the Troy crowd were, A. L. Weeks
VI j. A. McComb, G. C. Borhes, G. A.
n Sullivan, D. N, Eckman, W. A. Chan
a dler, d. p Green, Frank Gates, New
x ton Meneely, C. o. Rumble, j. w
~ Jones.
a The report OF the Knights OF Py'
: X thias showed a splendid fnancia
a state, especially considering the ad
versities of the past feT years and
n the prospects of the lodges growtf
A in membership are very bright.