The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-04
There Will Be a Class of Forty
Five Candidates for Work
On Next Monday.
MAY MOVE BY NOVEMBER /.
Kindred MEN PREPARE FOR
THEIR MEMORIAL OTHER
LODGE NEWS.

One of the greatest nights in the
history of the Modern Woodmen in
this city will be Monday, when a
class of forty-five candidates will be
given the first drill in wood chopping
and welding of the AK. Following the
initiation a banquet will be served.
Those men who will make investiga-
lions back of the mystic portals, are
II. G. Baker, II. +. Carroll, G. G.
Courtney, G.. w. Heath, Jesse Heath,
o. p Hopping, a l.. Horn, Albert Ire
ton, j. j. Jones. A. l.. Kelley, O. J.
Kelley, J. A. Kellar, John Killer, Geo.
knight, E. j. Leighton, Graston Min
nix, w. V Moon, o. w. Neff, Elmer
Phelps, F f. Reed, Geo. Runnels, e.
II. Sharp, Walter Steinbrink, w. G.
Stigleman. II. NJ. Strate, Verne
Thomas, Lawrence Tull, F. A. Vossler,
Geo. Hayward. ]. f. Weller, Aaron
Wogamon. Conrad Zurwell, J. II. Eur.
well, l.. II. Zurwell, Raymond Maule,
Arthur King, f. E. Price. O. F. Had
der, T. E. Lamb, II. E. Eggers, NJ. w.
Burgoon. Chas. Wilson, Chas. Heck
man and O. Fl. Little. 1t is probable
that a number of neighboring camps
will send delegations to the meet
ing.
May Move by Nov. 1.
If the plans now under way mater
ialize the Elks will be in their new
home on North Eighth street by No
vember 1. The deal for the property
has been closed definitely. 1t is UNI
derstood that no changes will be made
in,
than a re. arrangement of the third
floor which will be used for lodge pur-
poses. 1t is highly probable that the
roof will be raised and other improve
nents made after the home is entirely
paid for. Six candidates were initial |
ed into the order Thursday night.
Red Mems Memorial.
Hokendauqua tribe of Red Men con-
ferred the adoption degree upon a |
class of two candidates at the regular /
meeting Friday night. They were |
Joseph Hittle and Clarence Veregge.
Arrangements were completed for the |
celebration of St Jamina day, May II, /
the regular decoration day for the /
Red men. The services will be acid /
at the Baptist church the Rev. Smith /
delivering the address of the day.
Both the Osceola and Hokendauqua /
tribe will attend the services as will
both chapters of Daughters of Poca-
hontas. The local Red Men will de-
part from the old custom of wearing
their paraphernalia and regalia and
Will wear carnations instead.
Had Two Candidates.
Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows
conferred the initiatory degree upon
two candidates at its regular meeting
Friday night. III. j. Stevens and Har-
~ w. Thompson We're the candidates
Encampment to Entertain.
The Odd Fellows encampment will
entertain the subordinate lodges on
the night of May nth at Odd Fellows
hall. A program of speeches is being
arranged and banquet will be serv-
ed The evening will be turned into
a social session.
Ten for the First.
Triumph lodge Knights of Pythias
postponed the work on their candi-
dates until next Friday night Ten
will then be given the first rank
Sons of Veterans.
The Sons of Veterans will meet |
next Tuesday night at the G.. A. r.
hall, at which time arrangements for ,
the memorial day exercises will be K
made. No arrangements further than
securing a speaker for the occasion
have vet been made II