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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-19
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY

The Massachusetts, society held a
regular meeting in their hall No. 8,
Mammoth hall, SIT Sonth Broadway,
last Monday evening. After the regu-
lar routine of business was dispensed
with there were few addresses and
short talks by some of the prominent
members, and a reading by Mrs.
Kingsley then followed by short but
interesting program furnished by the
New York School of Acting. under the
dictatorship of Master Lester Holbrook.
Program:
'Bunfrog and the Coon" song and dance.
Hazel Brown.
Not Because Your Hair Is Curly" Elsie
voight.
You Can't Guess Who Flirted with Me-"
Baby Fleming
Making Eyes" Brother and Sister Hol-
brook.
Chorus, I'D Rather Two-step Than Waltz"
The following officer have been in
stalled for the coming year: President,
DR.. I. R. hancock; vice president, Mrs.
E. M. Granty; secretary, A. B. White;
treasurer, Phillip Savory; marshal. Mr.
Hurley; department marshal, Mr.. Pray.
This society meets every second Mon
day in each month. All people from
Massachusetts are cordially invited to
attend and get acquainted.
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CALIFORNIAN CLUB

The CALIFORNIAN cub hello an open meet
ing to its members and friends in their
hall at 517 South Broadway last Monday
evening. The meeting was opened by an
address of welcome by NJ C. Meikleiohn,
the president of the society. after which
a nicely prepared program was given:
Bagpipe selection. George Mcdonald;
song, j. Richie; violin solo, Mr.. Larson;
reading, M Scott; song, Mrs. DAFT;
song. MIR. Day; reading, Dougel Cameron.
After the conclusion of the program the
floor was cleared for dancing and the
dances that are dear to the Scotch were
INDUCED In until a late hour The Gale
domains will give concert and dance In
Blanchard hall at s p. m. sharp Satur-
day. January %. celebrating the 18th an
niversary of the birth OF Robert Burns.
All members and their friends are re-
quested to attend and help make this
AFFAIR a grand success. An elaborate
program has been arranged and the va
rious committees in charge will see that
those attending will have treat of their
lives. Part of the program will be as fol-
lows: Highland scottisch, Scotch reel.
Scotch reel. waltz, Flower Edinburger,
two-step, quadrill Edinburger, waltz, be-
sides the regular order of dances.
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members are getting ready to devise a
plan of campaign to get in new members
and strengthen the order in general we
would like to call the attention of all
members of the Tribe of Ben Hur who
are not affiliated, with Simonides court
that we extend a pressing invitation for
you to visit ou' court and get acquainted
and enjoy the privileges that this order
affords. 7. d. Huff, the local deputy. is
very busy in organizing the two new
courts that are soon to be launched be
is meeting with much success and will
soon report t-7o new healthy and -four
ishing courts. Simonides court will give
masquerade ball on Tuesday evening In
Mammoth hall, 51779 South Broadway All
members and friends are extended
cordial invitation to attend The enter
tainment committee have been exerting
themselves in making their arrangements
and every detail has been looked after.
There will be several prizes given to the
masque dances, excellent music and re-
freshments
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PASADENA SOCIALISTS

Comrade Louis Klamroth, who for years
has Travelled In the States and Canada
working for the Appeal to Reason and
speaking for Socialism, is now in Pasa-
dena. He will speak tonight at Socialist
hall. His subject will be "The Difference
between Anarchy and Socialism,"
Pasadena Socialists are busy getting
ready Tor the entertainment to be held in
Burbank hall January "a. The entertain
ment will take the form Of an auction,
and much amusement was caused at the
last business meeting by the suggestions
OF some of the members as to the kind
auctioned.
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Rank FooIlshnens

when attacked by cough or cold
or when your throat is sore. 1t is rank
foolishness to take any other medicine
than Dr. Kings New Discovery, says
c. o. Eldridge of Empire. Ga. Il have
used New Discovery seven years and
know It is the best remedy on earth for
coughs and colds, Group, and all throat
and lung troubles. MY children are
subject to Group, but New Discovery
quickly cures every attack Known the
world over as the King of throat and
lung remedies. Sold under guarantee at
Deans drug store. SOC and sl.VO. Trial
bottle free.
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in Mammoth hall Thursday
VIVIAN evening. There were two
WA<\AU candidates initiated into the
~ mysteries of the order. One
of the candidates, who happened to
be an unfortunate Knight of the Quill"
received all that was coming to him, but
upon the promise of severing his connec-
ton with the "Ananias club" he was
spared the pain that follows close APP
plication to the wood pile Neighbor c.
A. Elder, camp deputy. reported that
for the month OF December there were
log beneficiary and 80 social members in
itiated in Pacific camp. Pacific camp
holds the state banner, and that isn't all
they intend to keep it, and they do not
intend to let any grass grow under their
feet and let some other camp catch them
sleeping on their oars. On February Ii
Pacific camp will give a baby show, the
proceeds to go toward defraying the ex-
pense OF sending the drill team to the
national encampment to be held In May
at Peoria, Ill. This encampment is held
triennially and is considered a great
event among the Modern Woodmen of
America. The last encampment was held
at Milwaukee, Wis, in 1905. The team
is composed of seventeen strong, strap
ping fellows, under Capt. ]. D. Jones,
and they certainly put up a good APP
pearance and are sure to make fine
showing for themselves upon the parade
grounds. Some of the boys have volun-
teered In case there is a shortage of
babies, to scout around and see if they
cannot induce fond mothers to enter their
darlings. There will be several different
prizes, also a prize for the latest and
leanest man, and a special prize for the
ugliest man. So now is the time to
make your entry, for you may have a
chance.
East Los Angeles camp No. 7435 meets
the second and fourth Tuesday evenings
of each month at Conaty hall, corner of
DAILY and Downey avenues. Last Tues
day evening the camp officers were in
stalled by District Deputy j. o. Burgess:
Consul, L. c. Spiess; adviser, p. II. Han
son; clerk. D. o. Colley; banker, j. e.
Simons escort, ]. F. Halter; Waterman,
S. A. Stafford; manager, S. DeCrastos.
At the regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb
ruary Ii, the camp will elect delegates
to the county camp, which is to convene
at Whittier about the first of April. All
members are earnestly requested to be
present.
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plans for uniting will be con-
summated. The grand keeper of records
and seal has been notified OF the action
taken, which it Is expected will be rau-
fed by the grand chancellor commander,
and in q. short time the new lodge will
probably be existing under the name of
Marathon-Los Angeles lodge, NO. eO5.
IS
Among the visitors TO Marathon lodge
last Tuesday night were G. II. Richell,
New York; Charles z. Ellis, Chicago; w.
II. Penrose, Canton. o.; William Penrose,
Akron, o.
At the installation of officers of Samson
lodge, No las, b. District Deputy Hugh
]. Crawford last Monday night an enter
tanning musical program was given, the
song by Prof. Spiro Marsho and the reel
tation by Master Sherman Shumway be-
ing of especial merit. The address of well
come by r.. A. Ling and brief remarks
by members of the order were well re-
ceived by the large number OF visitors in
attendance. The officers installed were
George S. Welch, c. c.; Jozeph c. White,
V. c.; H. NJ. Garrett, prelate; Fred T.
Richardson, M OF w; A. E. Ploom, M.
at A.; w. w. Stockwell, X. of r. and S.;
George Weeks, M. Of f.; C. w. Ham
mond M. of d.; Daniel Jones, 1. G.; FL
roy w. oinALlS W ".
s.
Officers OF Pacific lodge No. os of
Santa Monica were publicly installed last
Wednesday night by District Deputy
Crawford. as follows: Eugene w. De
Ment, C. c.; Charles J. Stoneham. v. c.;
Alfred r. Taylor, P: A. L. Knesel, NJ
of w; Henry ]. White. M. of E.; Henry
Bennett, M. OF F.; II. L. Locke. X. of r..
and s.; ]. W. Reynolds. NJ. at A; w. A.
Scott, 1. c.; J. l.. Brice, o. G. The
Pythian Sisters also held a public in
stallation, Mrs. Julia T. Day, grand chief,
being the installing officer. assisted by
Bette Nickel ard May Stansbury. The
temple and lodge gave a banquet in the
hall after the ceremonies were con-
cluded.
Gem City lodge No. Y of Monrovia held
public installation of officers Thurs
day night which was followed with
musical program and banquet. Addresses
were made by r. A. Ling and Mrs. Julia
Day, grand chief of the Pythian Sisters.
The newly installed officers are: Frank
Cochran. C. c.; L. z. Taylor. V. c.; c.
H. Marsh, P; W. R. Eason, M. Of W;
C. F. Christensen, M. of E.; Louis UNI
bach, M. of f.; F. A. owen, K. of r.
and S.; Robert Williams, NJ. at A.; z.
A. Owens, 1. G.; f Allen, o. G.
s.
Gauntlet lodge received three applica-
tons at its last m seting and from the
prospects ahead that 400 mark looks good
to the boys. The progressive committee
have something up their sleeve which
they will spring at the ladies' night to
be held Monday night, January 20.
q
1t is the request of the officers of
Gauntlet lodge that all members wear
the lodge button upon all occasions.
Gauntlet company No. 40. U. r., have a
surprise In store for the members o. the
order in the near future. Fall in, boys.
Drill and look pleasant.
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gram was rendered Follow
Ing this came the refreshments consist
Ing of coffee, cake and all kinds of sand
wiches, served by the committee in
charge. OF course the next feature on
the program was dancing
This council meets every Thursday
and the third Thursday is devoted to an
open meeting and social, always well at
tended by the members and their friends,
for they are assured of having a splendid
time.
AT the last regular meeting, held on
January 9, the following officers were
installed by Past President DR.. c. b.
Wadsworth: President. A. B. Holmes;
vice president, L. C. Spilso; secretary
j. E. Simons; treasurer, Mrs. A. e.
Young; guide. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ok; inner
guard, Mrs. s. j. Delaney outer guard
F. X. Page; chaplain. Mrs. West; Lady
Persilla. Miss Emma Spiess; Lady Good
win. Miss Eslle Young; musician. Prof.
William H. Cobb.
Thursday, February 6, the council will
elect delegates to the state council, which
will convene in Los Angeles on the first
Wednesday in March, at which time dele
gates will be elected to represent the
state at the supreme council. which will
be held at Charles City, Iowa, on April
1, 1908.
THE union of lakes-the union of lands
The union of states none can sever
The union of hearts-the union of hands,
And the flag of our Union forever!
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-19
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

General Adoph installed
N ,SANgs.. the officers OF Glendale
So lodge No. SO4 January II.
- "a - Supreme President James
L$3$S8SS A. Foshay instituted a new
lodge at Olive January l6.
A charter list of thirty
names was secured ny W. A. Bullock in
ten days. and more yet 20 hear from.
d
Fresno lodge No. 81 can show lodges
how to do business One report recently
received shows an increase of fifty mem
bers, carrying $59,5OO insurance.
a.
Orange lodge No. "a, in company with
the supreme office, has been called upon
to mourn the death of one of its pioneer
members. George F. lessen, a member
since 1897, and for several years supreme
sergeant of the order, passed away at
Olive last week end was buried in Orange
Wednesday, January 10.
The Association of Presidents and Past
Presidents has issued invitations to the
regular banquet Of that body. The affair
will take pace in the banquet room of
the home office building on the evening of
February 3. A good attendance is ex-
pected.
-
ne ulclubCIS VI w lOQBe NO.
81 and Laurel lodge No. 1856 have voted
to consolidate ard make one big, strong
lodge, both numerically and financially.
The knot will be tied February 3, with
Supreme President James A. Foshay mas
ter of ceremonies.
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The officers and escort team of Golden
Eagle lodge No. ia installed the officers
of Hermosa lodge No. so January 49, The
installing officer was Fred I. Hughes.
who performed the york like past mas
ter. There were 900 people present. Sand
witches and coffee were served in the
banquet room and a merry party of
dancers had possession of Alhambra hall
until a late hour.
The prize winning lodges for the month
closing January Is were: Vernon lodge
No 243, first; Sunshine lodge No. AS, eec-
ond{ Laurel lodge No. 1876, third; Golden
State lodge No. Az, fourth. and La Grande
lodge No 2, fifth.
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MIR. MERCHANT.

Every morning thousands OF I
) Herald readers wee things in our (
advertising columns which are I
helpful suggestions TO them ON (
their contemplated shopping trip. (
) They note carefully what adver- (
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: days Offering. When these read I
5 ers turn to the paper for SUCCESS (
lions does your appeal meet their I
) eyese Or does the Invitation of
your successful rival catch and 4
hold lem until they go to his ea-. 4
) fabIishmentf Are you trying the (
old losing method of saving at the (
spfg0tf Don't do 1t. Let The
J Herald carry your message to the I
, busy heads Of the household who Z
take the advice and suggestions I
) found In their morning Herald. 4
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trict Deputy David Weinberg, and ably
assisted by Charles Olson, Algot Samuel
son, Carl Hallin and Nils Thylander. The
officers installed were: Most worthy past
chairman, Axel Anderson; past chairman,
John E. Hammar; chairman, Father A.
Louis Berggren; vice chairman, Albert
Almstedt; master of ceremonies, Gust
Peterson; chaplain, Miss Hulda K. Erick-
son; treasurer, John Holmstrom; finan-
cial secretary, John Samuelson; corre-
spending secretary, Ador Carlson; as
sistant corresponding secretary, Miss
Hide Colgren. After the installed officers
mad been assigned to their respective sta
tons the newly installed chairman gave
his address of welcome and dwelt quite
bit upon the principals. foundation and
the good the order was doing for the
Swedish colony, and highly praised the
efficient and effective work of the retir-
Ing chairman. Mr.. HANNAH, pointing out
the good he had accomplished and the in
crease in the membership. The new
chairman, Mr.. Berggren, took to his office
ike duck TO water, and in him the
lodge will find an excellent leader and
counselor and booster Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammar presented the lodge with
beautiful Swedish flag which brought
forth much enthusiasm and was highly
appreciated. The next in order was the
entire assembly singing the national
Swedish anthem, wort Land" (Our
and with much fervor. If there are any
people on the face of the globe that
really enjoy themselves and have a Jolly
good time when the occasion arises thew
are the Swedes, and they know how to
entertain. There are no wall flowers at
any of their blow outs" for they don't
believe in it. The Herald correspondent
certainly was kept busy, didn't have a
chance 70 get lonesome and was treated
royalty. There was a short program:
Overture, orchestra; duet, Misses Wanda
s. Hammar and Anna e. Calvin; duet
violin, Gerald G. Johnson piano, Misc
Nickolus; piano solo, Miss Chilstrom;
vocal solo, Miss Nickolus For the
younger generation the main event of tho
evening was the ''svangom" (dance),
when everybody got busy, of course
There were a few that did not care to
dance, and l wonder why; because they
had their eye on the banquet chamber
where the delicious and fragrant odors
were issuing from, and when Mr.. HAM
mar used his hammer announcing the
fact that dinner was now ready in tho
dining car he did not have to repeat the
invitation.
On Saturday, Janu ry %, this lodge will
give r dance and social in hall No. g.
Mammoth hall, and wish to extend an in
vitation to all it's members and their
friends to attend, as there will be some
thing doing in the dancing and refresh
ment line. Forget your troubles and We
will help make things pleasant for You
if you come under our roof.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS
Harmony

Harmony encampment
~ o. No. 80, l. o. o. F., 2672
&-sSwest Pico street, l. Q. Q.
F. hall, will be installed January rs by
D. d. G. p. w. d. Gresham of Long
Beach. Visiting patriarchs cordially In
vited. w. d. Richards, scribe; Harry
Martin, chief patron.
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WOoDMEN OF THE WORLD

~ The Ladies of woodcraft,
~. Los Angeles circle. No. 1863,
SrIa will give a progressive whist
@fM party in No. hail. Mann
I IkOM moth hail. 517h South
NJ X. Broadway, Wednesday ev-
%lElSR. X!R1T ening, January 20, at $3.50.
~saQzGS The committee in charge
have purchased three beau
tiful prizes. and have not forgotten to
furnish a BOBBY prize for the occasion.
Neighbor Rockwell will be in charge OF
the arrangements and she promises that
those attending will certainly enjoy them
selves. Everybody is welcome ind cor
daily invited to attend.
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Los Angeles circle and Los Angeles
camp. No. 4O2, w. o. W., held a joint
public installation of officers Thursday
night January 9, in Woodman hall, at 227
Mercantile place. The officers of the camp
We're installed by Head Advisor Veale and
team of Pasadena camp. Neighbor Mrs.
Perry of Live Oak circle installed the cir
Gle officers. She was assisted by the cap
tain and guards of that circle. The officers
installed are as follows: Past guardian.
Lizzie Crockett; guardian neighbor, Hen
riettie Cunningham; advisor, Emma
Short; magician, Mary e. O'Brien; clerk,
Belle Aiken banker, Kate CorielI; at
tendant. Lola Aiken; captain OF guard.
Alice OBrien; musician, Beatrice Jacobs,
d. s., Victoria Adams; outer sentinel.
Hannah Osterman; manager, Clara Es
Wood
Los Angeles circle hereafter will meet on
Wednesday night in Mammoth hall No. 3.
We are always pleased to welcome visit
ing neighbors.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR
simonides court

Simonides cour!
No. 4. Tribe Of
Ben Hur, met in
regular session at
its hall Tues
day evening AMI
tran sacted the
business t h Al !
anne before ihe
court. The at
tendance W a S
good and the
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business men who wish to send
the announcements OF their bar
gains to the class with the largest
purchasing power Will find the nd
vertlsing columns OF The Herald
productive Of immediate results.
The Herald not only has a steadily
increasing street aud news stand
sale but IL goes into the homes. II
ID clear, crisp and clean.
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ings will be published each and every
week, and we shall feel more encouraged
to write all such information if we know
a large percent of our membership reads
this page.
Any one having any information regard
ing the whereabouts of Bro. N. B. Nor
folk kindly send the came to H. X. Nc
Connell. financial secretary, Severance
building, Sixth and Main streets, Los
Angeles.
Court La Gazelle will install its Of
fcers next Friday night. We would like
to have all Foresters join with us on that
date. We have fine staff of officers for
the current year who will show a good
increase in membership, for they are de-
sirous of leaving something to show for
their stewardship.
Are you a regular subscriber for this
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figures in their drill work. The women
were dressed in white and wore mortar
hoard hats, and each one carried an
American flag, which was used with
beautiful effect during the drill. The In
stallation was followed by dancing and
cards.
Los Angeles tent No. conferred the
ritualistic work upon a number of can
didates wednesday evening. A number
of the members from the tent at Ana
helm were present and complimented the
officers of the tent very highly upon the
efficient manner in which the work was
put on The tent is making arrange
ments for Dutch supper to be given IN
February.
~
State Record Keeper e. M Guthrie VIII
install the officers of Pomona tent Thurs-
day evening The women of the hive az
that place will also install its officers at
the same time.
Past Commander Elizabeth Wadsworth
will install the officers Of Banner hive
No. Tuesday evening at Burbank hall.
She will be assisted by Janet Eby, Grace
Schlador and the guards Of the hive.
Arrangements are being made for danes
ing and cards,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Unanimous voting with no
dissension characterized the
action of both Marathon and
'Los Angeles lodges when the
matter of consolidation was
considered, and soon the
plans for uniting will be con-
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paper? If not you should have your
name placed on the list at once, for every
week an account Of the items OF interest
in Forestry are printed on this page for
your information Notices of deaths,
funerals, entertainments, meetings and
other ordinary or extraordinary happen
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SWEDISH SOCIETY

Nordstjernan lodge
No. LOG, order Of
Vasa, held an open
installation Of its
officers on Tuesday
night. The lodge
hall was packed.
Every old official
was at his station.
The installation SER
vice was very i'm
pressive and was
conducted by Dis
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MODERN NATIONAL
RESERVE

Los Angeles council No. 20,
M. n. r.. gave a whist party
and dance at its hall in
Mammoth hall. 5171A South
Broadway. Thursday evening,
January 16. After the prizes
had been awarded to the win
ners a short but excellent pro-
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KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

The Officers of CALIFORNIA;
Banner tent were installed
Tuesday evening by Past
c O m m a n d 9 r A r h u r
Wright. He was ably as
sisted by the guards OF
Royal hive, who received
frequent applause for tho
efficient manner in which
they executed the various
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summated. The BIaHu KEEPER OF I0VOI Us
and seal has been notified of the action
taken which it IS expected will be rati-
fed by the grand chancellor commander,
and in a short time the new lodge will
probably be existing under the name of
Marathon-Los Angeles lodge, No. eos.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

,srzao Golden City council No.
A 99it3IA 1862. Knights and Ladies'
.t/& 2 IN OF Security, held an i'm
\ Xu;ls EApoTtant business meeting
| ..<gs.seS Ei5 Wednesday night. There
Nta'.,as.SssaI ~ was a large crowd pres
ent. John w. Lee was
Neizsfsz5 elected president TO slIr-
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Among the visitors TO Marathon lodge
last Tuesday night were G. II. Richell,
New York; Charles z. Ellis, Chicago; w.
II. Penrose, Canton. o.; William Penrose,
Akron, o.
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MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

. Pacific camp No. 9262, NJ.
w. A , held a regular session
in Mammoth hall Thursday
evening. There were two
candidates initiated into the
mysteries of the order. One
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BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

One of the most enjoy
able and notable events In
the history of local Yeo-
many was the launching
of Poinsettia Homestead
No. 1885 in Mammoth hail
last Monday evening. The
large hall was filled to its
capacity. there being over
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General Adolph installed
the officers Of Glendale
lodge No. 304 January II.
s.
Supreme President James
A. Foshay instituted a new
lodge at Olive January l6.
A Charlton lief of thirty,
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pleasant time Is REPORTED; also INC BUU'
news that this court has awakened AM
is now acting on applications at ever.
meeting.