davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
Notaries Appointed.

C. w. Der3ng, Gina rteEtton; G. D. Con-
awi,y, of Fairncnlt; Charles A. Show
Eacra, of Mcunldsvslle: Thomas N.
swfaher, CT Fairmont; W. w. Riley,
Jr., of Point Pleasant: William h.
Muegge. Ct Wheeling; E. w. Fry, OF
Midktfr, Lincoln county; H. E. Cricle-
enherger, Of White Sulphur Springs;
ATonzo P. Carney, Of Moundsyille; G.
>. Stathers, of Alma, Tyler county i;
C. ~ SchaefGr, OF Wheeling; s. NJ.
Hofr, of tHarrisS Tile; N. G. Prickett,
cl, Raverswood; c. H. Swecker. of
Dun1nore, PocaIhontas county; w. A.
Morgan, Porters Falls, Morgan coun,
ty: John C. Morris, Jr. of Haeane.
afononenlia county; Joseph SanplSfns,
of o'Keefe, Mingc COUNTY.
Kiresbury ON Company, of Charles
don, TO operate In Metgs county,
Ohio. Cap.aG stock, $4,000. OF which
SOC has been subscribed ard $40
paid. The dncorporators. all of whom
are from this city are: Fred Paul
Grosscup. Upshnr H1ggirbota1aln, r.
vim 8. GoldI5artin. Charles H. Saun-
ders, c. E. Rudesin. j. F. Hudson and
E. Z. Long.
sXxsHlla Ra:Ety Company. of Mar
tdnsburg. TO deal in. real estate and.
handle btAdtns 1r1ateriais,, etc. Capt.
ltaI stock. $4,000 OF which $500 has
Been subscribed and $50 paid. In
corporators: Charles E. Williams, AL
len B. Noll, N. K. Viewer. C. l.. Stucky
and L. D. Gardner. all OF M'rtinsburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
Ex.sheriff pead.

! George w. McVey, former sheriff Of
Fayarte county, died Friday MT the
home Of his SON, b, AtcEey, in West
rharieston, at the age OF sirty-ssx. The
decfasetl was civil war veteran and
was prominent member Of die q. A.
r. He is survived by his vile. three
Jhsughlers and fcilr sons IBternleut
wias made at his meme at Fayetteville.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
Brakeman Injured.

y. s; PtIr1aes 81 81 more, q ibralseS
ma, ON 4 lressi,t train IVES patnfpll.s
injured az he 15ers Ia South
ldcfgIrs on ssi.lfaay H1ofmsngs
Mr.. Purdue was Standing on step
at ahe side Of q I1lnaag car. when his
HEAD struck The caatta ptn, throwing
lin violently to t8e gfnrnd his heal
asf1k4as; ON the mai. The injured man
HiESs taken to the HaFtigan hosEE5ba1
where he Is doing well.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
M.ntMe,. LIfnh school.

The Board or Education Of GRAFTON
Independen. district mas issued a call
for an election, asking the people OF
the city No rattfy the bond issue for
the purpose OF erecting a new high
school building, a gramnar school, 10
hnlsE an Fist Side school building
and also to, finish the auditorium of
tsse West side school.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
sTockHoLpERs' MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the
of the First National
Bank of Fairuont, West Virginia, viii
be held cit its banking room in tfs city
Of Fairmont, on Tuesday, the 11ui day
Of january, 1910. between the hours
q 10 a. IN. and 2 r. ms for the pur-
pose of electtng a board OF directors
for the ensuing year and for the transS
acting of any other business that may
leglliy ocn.e before. said meeting,
HOWARD ". sHowALTER,
Cashier.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
3. NJ. y's:t. Ma Bss

. - 81 {. q ffpt t9EE.55s5lst = q q -
Al Mis- souri cIergmen dad IA Fs
;Fastois fI5sk a member who was re-
sfticats1t iJsoa1t meeting the contrtDn-
TN basket The pastor. had thrown
ont many, broad hints, but AN to no
ry2t rs
one day the member fel i'll and was
talk n ito tina Enswonh hospital when
6is clergyman arrived the man Was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

Born. to Mr.. and Mr.. Earl Hawkins.
Cd Fifth ward. a mine pound boy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
RLAYINe THE GAME.

BY caroine Houston Goudiss-
] si;tw her flush,
l had to win;
Without a blaIsh
stole her hand.
/ played my game
with gamblers art
Exchanged a diamond
For a neart!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13
WANTED.

'HAuLiMe-WlH do all kinds ofhaul-
ing and deliver coal promptly and
at a reasonable price. NJ. D. Pow
ell. Bell Phone 2s1-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

Ii your Compel tory advert g
better than yours, Eou md better Sc
sign from the Don't Worry Club.
suhscrihe for the West PIrainian'
subscribe Tor tae Wet YiFetnien.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

Let a little 4wantad" wOrk for You,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

RAes-Wanted, good Cotton Rags for
wfping presses and machinery.
Good prices paid at tnfs office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

NLRsE-Wonld Ike employment. In
quire 1T STAKE street, city. $1,000
rweelk, Including horse work.
$500. Win give reference. &C.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

HoUsE-wanted to rent or buy Ave
TO seven room house with bath.
centrally located. Apply c, TINS
Office. -. ~ q.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

HousE-For Rent, s-room house, rear
of sic Walnut ave-; water and.
bath. Enquire Lott Swiger, SIG
Walnut avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-13

OFFICE RooMs-one rront suite two
rooms ON fifth floor and one light
room on second floor Jacobs buias1
ing. The only vacant rooms left,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
Don't Fail To Enter This Contest.
How to Win

FIND the CORRECT SOLUTION of the
PUZZLE Envelopes containing solution
will be opened for record short time pre-
vious to the date on which the awards are
given away.
The answers will then be examined in
the presence of the Judges and to the own
er Of the correct or most nearly correct So
luton, will be presented $500 HAMIL-
TON PIANO as First Prize, and to the next
nearest, $3.50 PURCHASE. CHECK as
Second Prize
10 the other contestants will be awarded
IN order of merit Purchase Checks of the
following denominations, good on any new
piano of Baldwin manufacture in the stock
OF the undersigned:
III Purchase Checks $4,000
10 Purchase Checks $500
70 Purchase Checks 5000
20 Purchase Checks ... $500
81 Purchase Checks 5000
80 Purchase Checks $500
Should there be more than one correct
solution, or should two or more tie in secur-
ing the most nearly correct solution,
awards will then be made upon penman-
snip and general neatness of the tying con
testants papers.
J, II you are fortunate in getting one Of
'nese Purchase Checks and already have
. piano, the Purchase Check may We dis.
poseo OF to some one else, providing such
transfer is properly endorsed by u.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
You May Regret Ii If You Do Not.
Information Blank


6
| STREE amN
TEIFTH HONE Yu M oHai
Hyuam nd ag l
NeYoada f hat kline dl
G1 H
srh epupa Piano.. Piano PE Organ N e
dhnnlCo dsof Puzzle Ca a
t1
rld
esd obd
mo to Mar nn dahn an y
ruungr wmMe uatte Tk
Wh " rc
It he
8 pmmm nnow mtrsedm
slynNna
have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-15
Directions
For Contestants

Write your solution on plain sheet of
writing paper, Complete information
blank opposite), and send OF bring to us.
The use Of this latter blank is to enable
us to know how many homes in this vicin-
ity are without pianos. There are no limits
or restrictions as to the number OF contes-
tants in a family, but only one prize will be
given in family.
None of the prizes can be awarded to
anv one in the family of an employee of
The Baldwin Company, nor to any one of
the judges in this contest, or to any one
in their immediate families.
Only one coupon may be applied on the
purchase of any piano.
Winners of prizes can apply same on
any new piano in the entire line of Bald
win, Ellington, Hamilton, Howard Valley
Gem and Monarch Pianos carried in stock.
Every piano on our floor is always
marked in plain figures at the regular sell
ing price and not only will the coupon be
accepted as so much cash on a piano, but
the balance of the purchase price may be
piano is fully warranted by The Baldwin
Company.
This contest will close Thursday, Jan.
%, 1909, at 10 clock a. NJ, and all answers
must be delivered to us on or before that
hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Los Angeles council, knights Of Co
lumbus, installed its officers Tuesday
night. Past Grand Knight Richard J.
Dillon conducted the installation. The
list of officers is as follows: Grand
knight, John P. Burke; deputy grand
knight, Walter J. Goldsmith; chancel-
lor, John G.. Mott; recorder, Charles
H. Coffey; financial secretary, John III.
Clancy; treasurer, Thomas J. Cunning
ham; warden, Ed J. Spath; advocate,
w. Joseph Ford; inside guard, J. E.
McCurdy; outside guard. F. Irwin Wal
tiers; trustees, P. J. Mcdonald, John
P. Coyne and DR.. VIM. r. Molony;
chaplain, Rev. Francis J. Conaty; lee
turer, d. Joseph Coyne; organist, Lew
is A. Kerwin.
The council is preparing to celebrate
the seventh anniversary of the insti-
tuition Of Columbianism in Los Angeles
on the night of January 26.
Pasadena council las installed it's
officers, as follows: Grand knight, Con-
nor Donnelly; deputy knight, H. L.
Mouat; chancellor, Joseph Stewart; re-
ccrder, H. J. MacCormack; financial
secretary, Joseph Teddy; treasurer,
Henry Lucas; lecturer, George Ber-
tonneau; advocate, John Clinch; war
den, w. H. Johnston; inside guard,
Otto Heutsche; outside guard, Owen
Corrigan; trustees, L. Wiegand, J. H.
Kennedy, c. T. James.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10
COURT OF HONOR

At the first meeting of the year of
Los Angeles District Court No. 1927
at Mammoth hall, SIT South Broadway,
January 4, there was a very enthusiast
tic gathering to welcome the new state
manager, Milton Dorsey Of Paxton, Ill,
who has just arrived to have charge
of all the courts in California The
Los Angeles membership is growing
rapidly and all are delighted with the
new manager, feeling the work will
now be pushed, and success is sure to
follow, as the Court of Honor is consid-
cred by all fraternity lovers as one
Of the very best orders of the kind
1t is organized and maintained on
purely economical and businesslike
methods. It's headquarters are at
Springfield, Ill. The district court of
Los Angeles meets the first and third
Monday evenings of each month. All
Court Of Honor members in some other
court are cordially invited to visit this
court. w. H. Deichman of 104O South
Olive street Is chancellor and Anna M
Smith Of 2109 East Second street is the
recorder.
The next regular meeting will be o.
social affair. DR.. J. L. Jones is chair
man Of the committee and his name
insures big feed. Everybody welcome
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10
AUXILIARY TO LOCO
MOTIVE ENGINEERS

Golden State division No. 104, Grand
International auxiliary to the Brother
hood Of locomotive Engineers, met in
it's new hall in the Walker Theater
building on Grand avenue Thursday
afternoon to install its officers. The
installing officers were Mrs. S. M. Col
Inns, outgoing president, and Mrs. J.
w. Raymond. The following officers
were installed: President, Mrs r. W.
Newbill; vice president, Mrs. L. Raj
ford; secretary, Mrs. G. F. Mcbride; in
surance secretary, Mrs. H. A. Wyatt:
chaplain, Mrs. J. K. Clarke; guide, Mrs
Sherman Wood; sentinel, Mrs. w. Lane.
The new president appointed the fol-
lowing officers, and they were installed:
Musician, Mrs. ]. w. Raymond; mar
sha1s Mrs. G. E. Lewis and Mrs. San
derson; pillars, Mines. S. Houlihan, w.
D. Murphy, S. Graves and c. e. Ma
Gee.
Golden State division No. 104 and
Arrowhead division No. 1872 will hold
union meeting just before the Elks'
convention in July.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10

ton, HI. B. Eachus, L. G. Rice, H. H
Davenport, Charles Murray, Frank w
H. Dow, Simon A. Chase, H. E. Stock
L. A. Reed, Charles H. Eudemiller
Andrew o. Conrad, j. A. Spence, A. P
Offutt, Frank H. Davis, Paul v. Tut
tie, w. Lewis, H. E. Arson, Frank D
Booth, r. E. Chase, F. r. Lewis
Adolph Klotz, Lloyd Segar, Oliver L.
Dolton, E. F. Betten, Guy E. Rice
Gregg Wilbur, c. G. Hapgood, J. Ma
sol, G. L. Thedaker, M. w. Mathew
son, w. H. Thompson, C. B. Spear
Frank E. Dow, Willard D. Smith, Clar-
ence e. Snively, Henry H. Kruse, Jo-
seph o. woodward, 7. H. Addison, j.
M. Freeman, F. S. Evans, Charles A
Sowl, E. P. Dickey, VIM. J. Stratton
E. A. McCoombs, Frank A. O'Neal, A
T. Cook, VIM. J. Schian, J. F. Sutton
F. H. Guernsey, J. j. Burke, George
A. Dodson, George S. Graves Byron
Austin, A. r. Nessmith, Will Cham
bers, A. L. Shaver, H. M. Miller, T. F
Ogier, c. E. Sheuy, ]. S. Neel, c. O
Pulliam, N. T. Evans, H. L. LIE Grand
L. G.. Dodge, o. G. Lane, jr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10

g !: 3 !. :: :. :
~EseeE1A. Court Glad Hand No.
szs2A 5000 held high jinks Fri
ZEAA day night at the installa-
SEAk@S1k9 10 zion of it's officers. A big
1SM4EW crowd augmented the feS-
tivities and everybody eX-
tended the glad hand.
Prof. w. kosekof of Kan
sas City greatly amused the crowd with
his hypnotic performances.
The committee and all the workers
deserve great credit for the success of
the best that ever happened to Glad
Hand.
The installation of the officers-elect
of Court Mateo No. 3343 took place at
the hall of the court, SIT South Broad
way (Mammoth hal), last Wednesday
night, and was one of the most largely
attended and interesting meetings of
the court. The hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity, there being pres
ent, besides the members of court Ma
teo and their immediate families, mem
bers from a number of the other courts
of Los Angeles including Courts Occi-
dent No. 4o7, Morris Vineyard No. 532,
Semi-Tropic No. 1442, companion
court Morris Vineyard No. 152 and
others.
The installation was in charge of w.
H. Perry, past high secretary, who is
veteran in the work, assisted by
Brothers T. A. McNeal and Joseph Fer
riS, both of court Morris Vineyard No.
152, as high marshal and high conduc-
tor, respectively. Following is the hist
Of officers installed and who will have
charge of the affairs of court Mateo
for the current year: Chief ranger,
Brother j. McEwing; court deputy, J..
nj. Butler vice chief ranger, J. P. Lee;
recording secretary, w. B. r. Perry;
financial secretary, Thomas Vacher;
treasurer, w. G. Parker: physician,
w. c. Parker, M. D.; organist. H. Lob
waSSer; orator. G. KatZenberger; SEN
Tor woodward, w. H. Perry, jr.; Junior
woodward, Harry Vacher; senior bea-
die, William Marshall; junior beadle,
George Vacher; past chief ranger,
James Foster.
Following the installation ceremonies
short talks were made by the installing
officer and several of the newly in
stalled officers Of the court each of
whom pledged his best efforts for the
upbuilding Of the court during the in
coming term. The balance Of the even
ing till II o'clock was devoted to whist
playing. The ladies' prize for largest
score was won by Mrs. J. P. Lee; the
gents prize by Joseph Ferris Of court
Morris Vineyard No. $50. Refreshments
were served.
Court Los Angeles No. 422 installed
its officers last Thursday night, as fol-
lows: Court deputy I. Fetsch; court
physicians. DR.. A. M. Smith and T. G..
Dewitt; chief ranger, R. E. Wirsching;
past chief ranger, G. Loobs; vice chief
ranger. F. N. Roth: recording secre-
tary, E. Strong; treasurer, F. A. Vale;
orator, H. J. Emptage; organist, A. A.
Pond; senior woodward, w. D. Small;
junior woodward, A. 3. Rivers: senior
beadle R. A. Wirsching; Junior beadle,
r. K Loring; trustees, J. L. Mont
gomery, E. L. Huntington; finance
committee, H. G. Anderson, w. D.
Small.
The ceremony conducted by Brother
Perry was very interesting After the
business of the evening a banquet was
provided.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10

m HE annual inspection of company
25 and joint installation Of officers
- of companies 25 and 40, Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias, took place
Friday night at Pythian castle, there
being present Maj. Gen. James A.
Driffil, Col w. H. Gelder, brigade
mastering officer; Col. r. L. Mueller,
acting adjutant general; Col K. A. Mil
Ter, commander of the Third regiment;
Lieut. Col ]. w. Gray, Capt. R. L.
Dunlap, adjutant; Maj. w. G. Miller,
commander First battalion Third regi-
ment, and various other members of
brigade, regimental and battalion
STATS.
For the first time in Southern Cali
fornia the full initiatory ceremonies
were put on by a team selected from
the company, whose officers were to
be initiated. The ceremonies were con-
Quoted in the soft glow from the over
head colored lighting system of Mara
thon lodge, kindly proffered for the
occasion. The officers Of company 25,
assuming the positions to which they
were recently elected, were c. c. Wal
ton, captain; J. G. Fowler, first lieu
tenant; ]. w. Stailey, second lieuten-
ant.
Company 25 is the largest in point of
membership Of the various companies
=,
and comprises a body Of excellentIy
drilled men, who, under the three years
tuition Of M. C. Mohen, the retiring
captain, have reached a high state of
efficiency in tactics. Capt Mohen is
recognized as a tactician Of merit and
to his energy and ability is largely due
the standing company % holds in the
regiment
feature of interest has been the
individual contests Of the members to
possess a beautiful jewel or honor
made for presentation to the best drilled
man who may win the trophy the
| greater number Of times in a year. So
far Privates ]. L. Brown, J. w. Stailey,
j. G. Fowler and Langford have an
nexed the jewel one or more times.
AT the joint installation officers and
members of companies q of Santa
| Monica and company 80 of Pasadena
were also of the visitors.
Deputy Grand Chancellor James
Murray, assisted by other deputy grand
officers, installed officers of the fol-
lowing Knights Of Pythias lodges dur
ing the past week:
Gauntlet lodge, No. 1923: r. L. Muel-
Ter, c. c.; L. L. Cooley, V. c.; B.
Strap, prelate; D. j. Cooper, M of W.;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Los Angeles temple, No. 73, Pythian
Sisters, installed the following officers
last Wednesday evening: Flora kelley,
past chief; Catherine Sucher, excellent
chief; Mary Bowers. excellent senior:
Minnie HuddleSon, excellent junior:
Pearl Gregory, manager; Mary Liv-
lnSston, M. r. of c.; Elizabeth Rout
M. r. of S.; Grace McCurren. protect
or; Adelaide Foster, outer guard: Josie
Moss, musician.
Mary Livingston, district DEPUTY
grand chief, installed the officers, as
sisted by Mary Schafer and Josie Moss
Flora Kelley has made a record as
excellent chief the past year in not
missing meeting during the year
Nellie Morris was presented with a chi
glass dish in appreciation of her work
Mary Livingston is captain Of the drill
team, which is one of the best drilled
in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10

A. G. Livingston, M. Of E.; A. L. Rhy-
man., M of F.; H. w. Broughton, X. Of
R. and S.; R. D. Count, Malta; ]. L
Alexander, 1. g.; L. w. Williams
o. G.
Whittier lodge, NO. 233, of whittier
M. J. Kohilar, c. c.; ]. B. Swan, V. c..
Frank Wright, prelate; L. E. Wade
M. Of T.; w. F. Bottomfield, M. Of f.;
D. S. Binford, M. Of F.; c. R. Holton
l.. Of R. and S.; Lewis Edwards, Mat
A.; c. E. Humphrey, 1. g.; A. o
Pierce, o. G..
Mountain View lodge, No. rs, Of Hol-
lywood: w. w. Finch, G. c.; Roy
Adamson, V. c.; r. Merlin, prelate
M. of E.; W F. Bottomfeld, M. of F..
]. R. Wright, K. Of r. and S.; w. A
Williams, Malta; G. o. Williams, I
G.; Claude Merwin. 0. G.
The following officers of Marathon
Los Angeles lodge, No. 1872, were In
stalled last Tuesday night by Deputy
Grand Chancellor James Murray, as
sisted by other grand officers: D. G
Casselman, chancellor commander
Samuel Holzapfel, vice chancellor; ]
w. Stailey, prelate; F. ]. Williams
master of work; John S. Myers, keep
er Of records and seals; w. H. Picker
ing, master of finance; c. c. Craw-
ford, master of exchequer; c. c. Wal
ton, master-at-arms; ]. B. Mendelson
inner guard; w. c. Wattles, outer
guard.
Miradero lodge was instituted a
Glendale last night by Deputy GRAND
Chancellor James Murray and the
officers were installed.
Gauntlet lodge degree team admir-
ably did the floor work.
A large assemblage was present
Aside from the Glendale lodge members
there were many from Los Angeles
and a rousing good time was enjoyed
The officers installed are: John P
Collins, c. c.; F. H. Mitchell, " c..
S. A. Chase, prelate; F. H. Dons, M
Of W.; T. B. Fitzgerald, M. of r. and
S.; B. D. Quick, M. Of F.; G. Dodson
I. G.; H. M. Miller, o. c.; Fred Deal
L.. Of r. and s.; F. w. H. Dow, H. A
Breusing and c. Murray, trustees.
Following are the members Of thu
lodge:
Fred Deal, Charles Jennings, John H
Seaman, Henry A. Breusing, Robert P
McMullen, L. B. Fitzgerald, B. S
Quick, Charles Grist, Allah P. Joyner
L.cwellyn Andrews, F. H. Mitchell
John P. Collins, Frank Zerr, Joseph P
Shropshire, H. A Jennings, J. Benning
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPLARS

Merrill lodge No 299 is meeting with
good success in its membership COM
paign and sociability reigns supreme.
The members of the campaign are
divided into two sides-Merrymake
and .Emersonians. Miss Ina Ford is
captain of the former and L. A. Swan
the latter side.
The Merrymakers conducted the pro-
gram last Monday night, which con-
sisted of musical numbers and a de-
bate. The subject for debate was:
Resolved, That one can learn more
from travel than by reading good liter
ature." The affirmative was taken by
Mrs. Rose Burmese and Elmer HUFF
and the negative by Miss Ina Ford and
Harry whitley. The decision was III
favor of the negative.
The Emersonians will supply a lively
program for the meeting next Monday
night, the sides alternating in the fes-
tivities.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

<Z4S$ Los Angeles hive
a ES8SNsA % No. 1, meeting at
t9k 49, Burbank hall We'd
~ ia 49, 3 IA nesday night, receiv
eVySSs % TE 8SSE<s.S ed several candidates
s@lf$S9 and initiation was
- held. A large attend
ance was present. This hive is doing a
good work in giving to the sick and
needy this winter. The guards of the
hive are busy drilling for installation
of officers, which will be held the first
week in February. This will be one
of the largest affairs of the hive the
past season. 1t will be a joint installa-
ton with Pacific, Banner, Royal, Lady
West and Lutitia hives, to be held lin
Goldburg hall February g. Mrs. Min
ME w. Aydelotte, state commander,
will install the officers.
Mrs. Laura Walshe of S45 East
Fourth street will entertain the Thin
BILE club of Los Angeles hive Thursday,
January Fl. A large attendance Is de-
sired as there is much work to be done.
A program will be rendered.
Commander Neighbours has appoint
ed committees for all sections Of the
city to secure members for the funeral
department, and offers a prize of a
handsome painted vase to the one Sc
curing the largest number of members.
The ladies of Los Angeles hive are
assisting Mrs Mae Elmendorf, one of
the teachers in The Herald contest, to
send her to Seattle. Every member who
takes The Herald is requested by the
| commander to send all coupons to her
or to Mrs. Elmendorf, 1876 East Twenty
eighth street, who have not promised
others previously.
and card party at Burbank hall next
| wednesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-10
LAYTON CIRCLE G. A. R.

Gen. H. w. Lawton circle No. %,
Ladies of the G. A. r., will install the
following officers next Tuesday night
at Botiller hall, corner Downey avenue
and Avenue 81: President, Mary Her
wick; senior vice president, Josephine
Randolph; junior vice president, Mrs.
S. ]. Bishop; chaplain, Mrs. Armstrong;
treasurer, Thursa Grant; secretary,
Elenor Anderson; conductor, Sarah
Marsh; guard, Eva Winants; assist
ant conductor, Carrie Ireland; assist
ant guard, jamie Oswald.
Elenor Anderson, past department
president, will be the installing officer
Sarah Marsh is the retiring president
All circles and posts of the G. A. r,
and women's relief corps are cordially
invited. The fife and drum corps viii
be in attendance.