The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-13
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Modem Woodmen Of Amsrioa.

Excelsior camp held its annual election
/ of officers last Tuesday evening. Escort
Fowler reported siXty-three members
/ present so there were not many vacant
chairs in the hall. Before the election of
] officers seven applications for adoption
were voted upon favOrably and three
more were placed in the hands Of the in
vestigating committee. Each new Of
ficer was elected to his station without
a vote being cast and was the unanimous
choice of the camp. Harry A. James was
elected consul; J. b. Sackett, advisor;
Sam g. Adams, banker; Vernon Wilson,
Waterman, and Chris Hansen. sentry.
NeighbOr Joseph J. Coles was elected as
manager TO fill John A. Bryan's place.
who has served three years in the posi-
ton. DIT. 2. P. AiUsser and DR.. A. Lipkis
were elected as camp physicians. The
unanimous opinion Of the members was
that the officers selected are the best
ever. Their motto for the year 1910 will
be, Watch Excelsior camp grow" DR..
j. W. Ewin who faithfully served the
camp for four years in the capacity of
clerk, was unanimously reelected, hav-
ing missed the term for the year 1909. Ev-
cry candidate for office made a nice talk
upon his election. Several visiting mem
heTs were present and upon invitation of
We're given by them. There is not
member of Excelsior camp who can af-
ford 10 miss the treat in store for Tues
day evening. 1t is our big initiatOry
ride the goat" The initiation will take
second place to the concert that will be
given afterwards. In addition to the
quartet there will be several vocal solos
by IvOr J. Brind, Carl Weenig, Charles
L. CTOwton. Gilbert Savage, and piano
solos by Harry Allen. Mr., Allen will
again play the Excelsior Camp March
for the benefit Of those who have not
heard the march. This is Mr.. Aliens
own composition and is dedicated to A
r. Talbot. Don't miss the best evening
Of the year Members of Great Salt
Lake camp and strange Modern Wood
men are cordially invited. X. Of 2. hall,
Main street, s o'clock sharp.
Great salt Lake camp No. 1OO1 held
ITS annual election of officers last Tues
day evening. Consul II. n. How, who
filled the chair the past year, and having
made a most excellent and efficient Of
ficer, was reelected by a unanimous
vote of the camp to fill the chair for an
other term Adviser n. Nealson, Escort
+. NJ. Ellison and Manager S. a. Morn
ing were also reelected for the respec-
tive positions. The other officers elected
are as follows: Clerk, Edward kTehbiel,
banker, L. P. Hill; Waterman, W. S.
Wood; sentry, William Smith; camp
physicians. DR., BrOwnfield, DR., Van Colt
and DR. Wherry
Visiting neighbors from Montana were
present and gave talk on the good of
the order
Neighbor James Savage was buried with
WoOdman honOrs Sunday at Mt Olivet
cemetery, under the auspices of Great
Salt Lake camp of which he was a char
ter member. The funeral services were
conducted by Consul IT, n. How and the
Rev Francis BuFgette Short. Unity quar-
tet rendered the music. Members and
friends of Great Salt Lake camp accom-
panied the body to the cemetery. where
impressive services were conducted by
Consul How and Adviser NeaisOn
There will be an interesting meeting
Tuesday evening. and every member is
earnestly requested to be present. The
meeting will commence at O. clock sharp,
in J. o. O. F. hall