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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
JUAN LOPEZ %

pons. 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico sa.
bra recibirla, mantsnsrla J d'gnif-
carla.
RechsE6 con gcandes srgumeutos
el cargo de que ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico es ignorsnts para el gobisrno
de q mismo No, mil veces no. El
pueblo gobierna por medic de sus cla
ssa directorAs y tIens I'll husn sentido
de spartsfIe de aquello para ciyo
desempeilo no So eneuentre spto. Ter.
min6 saludsndo la cludadsnfa como ell
genesis de una nuevs era ls union de
los puertorriquehol reslissda sin
odlos ri paslones
Todos los oradores fueron muy
splsudidos.
La velAda tsrmIu6 { laI once
RepOrtsr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
VELAOA OBRERA

Como estaba anunciado, snochs
Sc efectu6 en- ell club <Eugenio Maria
de HoItoas una velAds, para la que
oportunsmsnts fulmos invltados.
La oands de Ia policia insular
ejecut6 una brlllsnte obertara para
la iniciscion del acto El discurao
inaugural estuvo & cargo del delegsdo
g la Csmara don Tomas Carri6n
y todos los dem&l imeros al progra
me de recitacI6p; nj sica ycsnto fue
ron hSbilmente interpretsdos,
Actos como ellie ensltscsn Ia claas
obrsrs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Mr.. Proctor

-Arcchs regrea6 de au viAjs por
la lila el SUB comistonado del Inte.
rior Mr., Proctor. Fate examin6 de-
tenidauente lcs trabsios que vIenen
realiEsudo a, brigsdes do dIoho De-
psrtamel t en- varias cArretsras de In
isla. Mr.. Pr ctor nos ind c6 cue
muy pronso emre2ar&n las ohrss de
construction del puente <Rlo Grandes
de L2iza, en- Carolina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Teatro del parque

Il sabado verifc6se al sdehuts del
i6ven transformista don Jose Garcia
sandoval, psrtsnecente q 10 compa-
MA de Varied dades.
La chtstoaa zarsuela <Masica Cla
sicas fue interpretada por los sefores
Velsz y Montssinos y Ia sthora Mar
ceira. Los dos prImeros un tanto
zagersdos en- sur respectiy % pApeles,
La Msrceira, bien, Dios graciss.
El seGor Sandoval cant6 en- carac'
tar las coplas de G sde6n, con un hilo
dc va que le VALID los splauuos del
auditorio.
Despues o. scut6 --essa es 10 pEla'
bra --en sl sviolfn chlnos con sereni
dad espartAna el SSpartos digo q
sSpirito gentils
Del acso de transf 1rmlsmo vale
mas no hsb az.
El pdblloo, ban6volo, indulgente,
tom6 Ia cosa & broma.
Psro no convene tirar mucho dc
Ia cuerds del sviolin chinos porque
puede romperAe.
Y serfa lsstima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22

DOS JOyEKEE, uuo de sllos de
20 sn>s, que po'es conoslmIsntos de
eomereio adquirld1s en- Colsgio de
Bareelons, que conocs frances in.
giles = con prSctiea comercial adquiri.
de en- New York, desea colocsrss en-
esss capital en- la Isle.
Fl otro, de Is amos, con slguna
prAetica en- quinoallerfa, RspirA 1 90
Iocarle en- esta eiHdad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
NuevO Iibro

El de,egsdo q Ia CAmsla sefor
Csrri6n tlene en- prensa, en- los salls.
res tipografcoa de la sRepdblica ..
psfiols, un nuevo libro que dalkala
publicldad en- breve Dlchs obra lie.
va un pr6log) de russtro amigo don
Guillermo Atiles Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
De Bayam6n

La iuventud de Bayam6n' 'asalt6 81
sabsdo en- Ia mocha Ia morada de don
Cefsr'Do Nsvsrsz rico propietario de
Toa4 B'ia, quien obuequi6 fxplendidA-
mente q los asaltantes. La orquesta
del senior 7 zol, de esta ciudad, smsni-
2t Ia fests, que resulto animsdisima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
.HABLANDO En- PLATA
Otro republicano que deia
de serlo, e1plicando
las ra2Ones.
ACTlTUD NEUTRAL
Corozal, +, r Enero 4 1905.
Sr. Director de LA DEM1CRACIA.
San Juan.

Ala GhAU.
Sehor Il satA hoy pertsoeci Al
al Partido Republican,. LIE secund9
on todos sus sctos, tome parte acslva
en- todaa aus manifest taciones, fyi pro.
tsgonista en- todos sus excesos. Me
preste q secundar todos los planes por
maquiav6licos que tuerau. Todo con
Ia mayor buens ID creyendo cue con
cato servfa los intereses de mi P PAtri Q
al servir los intereses de un psrtido
que crei rmado de patriotss
Fl dltlmo acto del Comite Terrific.
rial, hs quitado la venda de mis- ojos,
= me hs probado hasta 10 evidencia a
que el patrioti'mo de los mios no pasa
mas ALA de su cony sniencia psrtIcu-
lar.
GoEen ellos de sus prebsndas al
can sdas & costa del descrejiso de
nusstro pals, y desenvuelvAn sus pla.
mes sin ol concurso de los verdaderoa
amantes de elta terra.
Desde el campo neutral en- que hoy
me coloco ssrvire los intsreses de mi
patria y cusndo 10 otea neceaario al
bieneatar de ella ma pondre al lado de
los verdaderoE pat;iotas.
Muy respetuosamente,
JUAN LOPEZ %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22

Sc espera que & principle del mes
entrsLts quedara in,talada en- Rio
Piedras Ia luz el6ctrica por la com.
psf1ia del sTcolley.s
Con tsl m oiivo se lie var& & efecto
alli una fissta popular, cslebrando ese
indt'cutible prcgre.o para squslIa lo-
calid0d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Matrimonios

Dos bodss Sc han llevsdo 4 efsc
to en- esta capital, El sAbsdo por ls
noche cortrsisrC q matrimonio cato
leo don Luis r, Mirands, director
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Declaration polftica

Hormigueros, Enero 10 de 1906
Sr Director de La DEMoCRAcIA.
Muy seflor nfo; Ls ruego publ
que la presents N anifsstsci6n en- SD
llustrsdo periodico.
Hssta hoy estuve slliado al par.
lido republicRnoi pero de hoy en- sds-
lsuts me a6li1 al gran psrtido sUni6n
de Puerto REQ
ANTON q VfvAS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
In|preSiOneS Y noticias

de la banda del Rsetu iento de Puerto
Rico, con ID seioritA Lola Puials.
La m!tma noehs se unieron por ell
mismo rito don Martin Ergui, emplsa-
do de 10 oacina del Attorney General,
con la sen )rita Ana Ma Ear,
A tedos les deseamos infuitas ven.
turaa en- ku nueYo estado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22

Cialea, Enero 13 de 9O6
Sr. Director dc LA DEMoCRACIA.
Muy str )r mfo;
Completamente decepcionado con
los procsdimiept1s del psrttdo repu-
bllcano al que he pertsnecido hssta
hoy, me dsaligo absolutamsnte de TO.
do compromtso con dichs colectivi-
dad, quedsndo en- actitud indepen.
diente, Rogandole publiQue en- su pc.
ri6dic6 esta manifestation, quedo de
u.tel stsntsmente.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
Toque de retirada

Y serfs lSstima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-22
En- Rio Piedras

Iutas on su nuevo estado.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
zarah Encampment No. 50,
10. @. F.

First granted charter by the
Grand Lodge, March 5 1881, with
the following charter members:
Patriarch W Brown, Moses Baum, Morgan,
Ira Broagher, Bailey, L c Weaver, A ]
. Partridge, E Chapman, c f Dodge, Moses,
Parker COrbin, John Lightbody, S Shaw.
oficsrs elected and installed March g. 1881
were, High Priest Moses Baum; " Brown,
c II; C Morgan, S W; Ira D Brougher, W;
r c Bailey, s; J Weaver, Treas; A Part
> ridge. Fin Scribe
The Encampment was run with
success tor twelve years, but owing to
hard times and members leaving, the
surrendered the charter Feb s, 1897.
May 20 1906 the Encampment was
reinstated by Grand Patriarch Lee
Stamford. The following officers
were duly elected and installed:
cP, Dillon Wilson; q P,'w LYDIA; sw,JR
Harris J W Livingston: Scribe, Edwin
Tyler; Treas, W Soderstrom; R G E.Jw
SoderstFom; G E, E Savage; L, CIV.
Moore; oS, W P Cole; watch, coOprider; W
W Rush; } W, h D Ashpole; C Heizer, W J
", Brady; 2 W T, R A Ewalt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Sons OF Veterans

The first organization Of the Sons
of Veterans to be organized in this
city was chartered in July 1888, and
was known as Fort Zarah Camp No.
9. The present camp was organized
in April, 1906, and bears the same
name and number. 1t has a mem.
berShip Of 10 members, with the
following corps Of officers:
Captain, D c Luse; lst Lieutenant,
c F Younkin; End Lieutenant, WI
Smythe; LIST Sergeant, J B Rediger;
Q M Sergeant, Chas Vancil; Sergeant
of the Guard, F A Moses; Corporal
Of the Guard, John Brown; Picket,
Bert Sneck; Chaplain, W W Emerson;
Color Sergeant, W Ruhe; camp
council, Ed L chapman, will Towns.
ley and will Harrison.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Royal NeighbOrS of America

Maple camp No. 557, Royal
Neighbors of America, was organ.
gained March 4, 1897, with 81
charter members. The officers
elected then were:
Oracle, Mrs Dean; vice oracle, Mrs
M M Eppstein; past oracle, Mrs
Rothgarn; chancellor, Mrs Lizzie
Hiss; recorder, Ella Miller; receiver,
Mrs Anna Miller; marshall, Mrs
Effie Russell; managers, Mrs Breeder,
Mrs Zutavern, Mrs Eppstein; physi.
clan, DR. connect.
AT the present time there are about
fifty members, mostly beneficiary men,
.bers. The officers serving at the
present time we're installed in January
of this year and are as follows:
Oracle, Mrs Anna Miller; vice
oracle, Mrs Emma Glissman; past
oracle, Mrs Ella Hemker; chancellor,
Mrs Lille Harter; recorder, Mrs
Minnie Butler; receiver, Mrs Rose
Nuttleman; marshal, MIS- Ida meyer;
managers, Mrs Strong, MIS- Breeder,
MIS- Yeo; physicians, DR. connect and
DR. Meade.
The camp meets the second Thurs.
day in each month at the hall and
the fourth Thursday in each month
at the residence of one of the mem.
bers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Progress Club.

The Progress Club was organized
in 1895 with charter membership of
II. The first president of the orga-
nization was Mrs, r. Caro-. The
object of the organization was to
study the progress University
Course" The membership at this
time is 40, or the number to which
membership has been limited. The
corps Of officers are as follows:
President, Mrs R Il Moses
Vice President. MISS 0linger
Secretary, Miss Florence Poole
Treasurer. Miss Anna Taylor
The club holds regular meetings
and is a source Of pleasure to its
members.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
F. @. E.

Great Bend Aerie, F. O. F. was
organized in the spring Of 1904, by
Deputy Harry Hays of Leavenworth.
The first president was J. E. Hotch-
kiss. The membership at this time
is about IS, and they have fine club
rooms and nice lodge room. The
officers are as follows:
President H D Ashpole, Vice
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Athenian Club.

The Athenian Club was organized
in April, 1897, Mrs. Moss was the
first leader, which position she held
for two or three years, when con-
stitution was adopted ard officers
we're elected. The present officers
are:
President, Mrs z E Morrison
Vice President, Ms z. c Cole
Secretary, Mrs Stauffer
Asst Secretary, Mrs A Newcomb.
Treasurer, Mrs r A Charles
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Golden Sheaf Chapter No. 226,
@. Els

Charter granted June Il, 1900.
officers for first term.
WIN Mrs Lydia Tyler
W Mrs chas Iichesky
AM Miss Lizzie McMullen
Secretary Miss Florence Gilmore
Treasurer Miss Marie Brodie
conductress Mrs Mary Pyle
Assc Mrs Lottie Brien
Chaplain Mrs Flora f Gilmore
Marshal Mrs Meta I.ichesky
Adah Miss Maud Hart
Ruth Mrs Ella oBrien
Esther Miss Maud Griffith
Martha Mrs Fannie Morgan
Electa Mrs Bessie Russell
Warder Mrs Elmer Brodie
Sentinel Mrs Chas Morgan
officers for year 1906
WM Mrs Florence Gilmore Norris
WR Mr. H Robinson
AM Mrs Jennie Castle
Secy Miss L.eona Griffith
Treasurer Mrs Amanda l. Ferger
Conductress Mrs Mayme Connect Martin
Assc Mrs Josephine Mitchell
Chaplin Mrs Flora + Gilmore
Adah Mrs Nellie Dotson
Ruth Mrs Grace c Anthony
Esther Mrs Maud Griffith Beardsley
Martha Mrs Ida Moses
Electa Mrs Meta Barnett
organist Miss Florence Poole
Warder Mrs Lita Cole
Sentinel Mr. Geo N Moses
Present membership %
Respectfully submitted
Leona Griffith, Secretary
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Clara Barton Rebekah Degree
Lodge No. 81, |. 0. OF. ,

Granted dispensation by Grand
Master Geo W Jones, March Is,
1885, granted a charter by the Grand
) Lodge October 81, 1885.
First Officers Sister Hubbard. Noble
Grand; Sister B Morgan, V G; Sister L E Ben
edict, Secretary; Sister LYDIA Tyler, F Secty
. and SSP.
g Present officers: Dora M Pratt, NC; Maude
Luse G; Joseph cheney, Treasurer; Sister
Sylvia M Brown, Secretary; Emma Robe, chap
Jhm; S NC, Hattie Luse; Is G, Nellie
Livingston; W, Lula Moore; c. CASTE Allison,
G, Sofa Duncan; G, LYDIA; RISES
Brady; SIS. Sarah Moore; Rv G; Nellie Laid.
law; L s V G: Lydia F Tyler; F Secretary. Anna
Mss; LG P. Sister W Thatcher.
The objects and purposes of the
Rebekah Lodges are to visit and care
Tor the sick, to relieve the distressed,
to bury the dead, to assist their own
members, to assist subordinate and
sister lodges in kindly ministration to
families Of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
when In trouble, sickness or want.
to aid in establishment and mainten
anee Of homes for aged and INDECENT
Odd Fellows and their wives, for the
widows of deceaeed Odd Fellows and
bones for the care, education and
comfort of the orphans of deceased
odd Fellows and Rebekahs, and, of
sisters OF the Kebekah Degree. To
cultivate. and extend social and fra.
sernal relations of life among lodges
and the families Of Odd Fellows.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Valley Lodge No. IS, |. 0. 0. F.

Was the first beneficiary fraternal
! organization organized in the city.
July II, 1872, Grand Master Sol
Miller granted this lodge dispensation,
andOctober s, 1872, the Grand Lodge
granted a charter. The charter
members were:
Morris Collins, C n Moses, William Il odel.
Emery Barris. John Hubbard, Anne rine.
The first officers Of the lod &c were: Noble Grand.
George N Moses; Secretary, William odell:
Treasurer, Morris Collins.
Present officers: n G, o H Foster; vG,JH
Cook; & F Secretary, Edwin Tyler; Treasurer
b J Smith, Warden, Bchapmln; Conductor,
P CoOprider; | g, L Schaffer; G, W Cole: R S
NC, S NJ Buckle: L S N G, Dillon F Wilson:
Chaplain, W R Brady.
Brother George N Moses is the only
charter member living and one Of
the Oldest in membership in the state,
he has been in good standing in the
order forty-three years and wears a
Veterns Odd Fellows Jewel. This
lodge has paid out for relief of
Brothers and their families over
$4,000. This lodge never has failed
to do its duty to brother or family.
it is we'll known that this lodge sup.
ported brothers widow and family
for four years al a cost of $1,000,
thereby losing a hall they had paid
over $1,000 on. The members be
leive in visiting the sick, relieving
distress, burying the dead and edu.
eating the orphans.
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Great Bend Business College.

The Great Bend Business College
was organized and opened in Septem-
Der 1905, with Prof. A. L. Lesseman!
as president. The institution has
received very small bonus from the
Commercial Club, but has managed
TO increase its number of students
and now is in very aourishing con.
dition. 1t is worthy Of the support Of
the home people, and bids fair to be
one Of the permanent and solid in.
stitutions Of the city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Knights and Ladies OF Security.

Great Bend Council No. 55l
Knights and Ladies of Security was
organized Sept. 10th, 1897, with a
charter membership of "a. The
official roster follows:
when organized Title Present time
]. y. Woodward President Mrs. NJ. L. Moore
u. {. kincaid First V. Pres Mrs Dora Pratt
Nd. b. Fits 2nd Mrs. L. E Seeber
W. R. bunting Fin. Secty G. W. Thatcher
G. W. Greene, Jr. Cor Secty. F. L. Hanlne
u. W. Thatcher Prelate Mrs. A. E. Button
G. WIN Zigler Conductor Erma Hainline
Theo. Dahm Treasurer F. L. Hainline
Geo Crummack Guard Chas Pressl
Il. L. Woodburn Seminal Chas. Pressl
W. P. Cole Trustee W. P. Cole
l. N. Woodard d" J.F. Lewis
J. F. Lewis
Number of members at this time III.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
M. W. A.
Camp No. 1919 Charter was
granted April Doth, 1892.

Camp No. 1919 Charter was
granted April Goth, 1892.
Charter Members:
Morgan Caraway D. c. Glissman
Reuben A. Charles c. A. Hooper
Harvey Il. Dean A. Laidlaw
Edward c. Emely Gen. ". Moore
Mayer Epstein Geo. J. MAYER
William Ferger jacob Stauffer
First Officers:
A. Laidlaw, V. G. c. A. Hooper, Clerk
Il. E. Dean, W. A. CIV. Moore, Escort
M. Eppstein, Banker D c. Glissman, Waterman
E. c. Emley, Chap,
Managers:
Jacob Stauffer G.. Maver
R. A. Charles
Present Officers:
s. NJ. Kellam, Consul @. A. Pratt, Worthy A.
A. E. Taylor, Banker A. F. Dotson, Clerk
F. j. Bartels, Escort Ed. NJ. Tower, Waterman
c. W. Fankhauser, Sentry
Managers:
VIM. Ferger NJ Epstein Vim. Rush
A. H Connect R.HM Meade
Present No. Of members 2O9.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Pap Thomas Post No. 81 G. A. R.
Organized April 22nd, 1882.

pa AOC@s
AT meeting called for the pur.
pose of organizing Post Of a Grand
Army Of the Republic, meeting held
in the court room in Great Bend, Ks,
and presided over by J. ]. Mcbride.
of Hutchinson, Ks. The following
soldiers Of the Civil War were present,
and were mustered as members Of
Post No. 81, designated as Pap
Thomas Post No. 62, Department Of
Kansas, e. A R. Charter members:
Ira D 3rougher, Co F, both Regt, Vol Inf.
c NJ Smith, Capt. IS Regt. Ohio Vol Inf
z LChapman, Regt, No Vol Inf.
Schemerhorn, i5s Regt, III Vol Inf.
Parker COrbin. IS Regt, III Vol Inf.
J G Dawson, il Regt, Iowa Vol Inf.
Edwin Tyler, 80 Regt, Ill Vol mi.
Edison Pinney, 2 Regt. U SIS.
D Turner Lieut., lis Regt, Ill Vol Inf
John Typer, Capt, lis ReRt, III Vol Inf
Jos Weatherby, lO7 Regt, III Vol Inf.
D N Heller. Regt, Iowa Cav.
VIM Hood, y Regt, Iowa Vol Inf
Il Clay Diehl, 81 Regt, Pa Vol Inf.
Payne
c Q Newcombe, 50 Regt, n Y Vol Inf.
VIM Long, 10 Regt, Ind Vol Inf.
Jacob Deal IL Reg, o Vol Inf.
c J Mackenroth, 5ONY Vol Inf.
K Humphrey, Lieut., Regt, Iowa Cavl,
The following officers Officers in
we're elected 1000
Ira D Brougher Post Com Jos Walter
c M Smith Senior V Com IPelsor
A c SchemerhOrn Junior Geo c Gray
Sarg DIN Woodburn
L Chapman Quarter Master Z Savage
D N Heller Cd JFTiton
JIG Dawson oG GwThatcher
Z Pinney Chaplain RI Moses
D Turner Adiutant Ira D Brougher
Diehl Sargt Majm
K Humphrey End NJ Sargt
Other Post Commanders have been as follows:
M Smith AC Schemerhom
" II Odell DNHeizer
J W Clark G. Thatcher
4 n Moses Ira n BIougher
A B Miller BFoQle
I N.t...
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Ladies Circle of the Il. A. R.

Pap Thomas Circle Ladies Of the
G. A. R. was organized March 10Th,
1887, by Mrs. NJ. E. Cartridge, State
President and Mrs. Ella c. Wade,
State Secretary. The official roster
at the time Of installation, and at the
present time are as follows:
At Organization Office Present Time
Margaret L Brown Pres Rebecca Harrison
Mrs.L Tyler ST. V Pres Martha Moore
NJ Hahn Jr Leah Thorpe
Annie Caldwell Chaplain Anna Button
Martha Moore Treasurer Barbara Momyer
Mollie Craig Secretary L E Seeber
L Schuster Conductor n Livingstone
Asst " Julia Brady
EFranke Guard Mary Rediger
Asst Emma Robe
The Circle now has a membership of
IS ladies and 81 comrades.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29

President Will Remlck, Secretary T
NJ Seward, Treasurer Ed L Chap,
man, Conductor W R Bunting, Chap.
lain Ed Volmer, Waterman Chas
PresSl.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Knights Of the Maccabees.
Cheyenne Tent No. 80, Knights of
the Maccabees, was organized July 30,
1900. Official Roster.

1900. Official Roster.
Wnen organized Office Present time
F!E. Brown ST. Kt. Com. AT. Nelson
Thomas Shepard Sir KIT. It. Com Will Pister
G. L. Chapman Sir KtR X. Chas. vancil
G. L. Chapman Sir KIT. F. K. G. L. Chapman
ohas. Rathburn P. Sir Kt. Chaplain, E. B. Hart
w F. Ruhe, Sir KIT Sergt Slocum Harvey
DR.. A. c. Graham. Sir KIT. Physician, DR. A. Il.
Connect
S. A. Ruble Sir Kt. NJ. at A. John Mayors
W. Hartshorn Sir KIT lst. NJ. Of G. Will Rowe
Jessie Thornburg Sir KIT. End. NJ. ofG. NJ.
Mayors
John 81. Ruhe Sir KIT. S. James Sloan
{. Hartshorn Sir Kt. P. Jessie Sloan
Membership 10, at organization Is.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
Great Bend Lodge No. 22l9, The
American Guild

Chapter organized March lst, '05
Governor. R A Ewalt, Secretary and Treasurer,
George crummack;warden, " d Pfster: Asst
Warden, J Ewalt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
WOOdmen OF the World

The woodmen of the world has a
very fourishiug organization in our
city. they were first organized May
22nd. 1900. The official roster.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29

When Organized, Title, Present Time.
l. Moroney, Coun. Com. w P FEEDER,
U. ). Currier, Ad' 1t, A. E. Smith
Robert DoOnan, Banker T. NJ. Seward.
l.. e. Guthrie, Clerk 0S currier,
J. h. collyer, Escort, Geo. J. Spencer,
Jas. NJ. Boatman, Waterman chas Pressl,
D. Hugh Halliday Sentry Ralph Lee,
FIJI Lenger, Managers, Ell chapman,
S Ruble, cS cutler
W E Hursperger, WFKlein
Drs Mead, Physicians Drs Meadeg
Connect, " Mcpherson and Howp
Total membership ........................l 2l.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-06-29
THE GREAT BEND LODGE No. l42, DECREE Of
HONOR Of A. O. u W.

Organized October 24th 1894 with the following charter