The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-13
Modern Woodmen of America.

Great Salt Lake camp No. 1O.O7l held
It's annual election OF officers last Tues
day evening. Consul II. y. How, who
filled the chair the past year, having
made most excellent and efficient Of
fIcer was reelected by unanimous
vote for another term. Adviser y. Neal
s. A. Morning were also reelected Tor
their respective stations. The other Of
ficers elected arc rs follows: Clerk, Ed
ward Krehiel: banker, j.. y. Hilli Watch-
man. w. 5. Wood; sentry William smith: !:
camp physicians, Dr.. Brownfield. DR.. Van
Cott and DR.. Wherry.
Visiting neiEhhors from Montana were
present and gave a talk on the good
of the order.
SNeighbor James Savage was buried
with Woodman honors Sunday in the
Mt. Ollyet cemetery under the auspices
OF Great Salt Lake camp, o., which ne
was charter member. The funeral
services were conducted by Consul II, n.
How and the Rev. Francis Burgette
Short. Unity quartette rendered me
music. Members and friends OF Great
Salt Lake camp accompanied the remains
10 the cemetery. where impressive serV-
ices were conducted by II. y. How and
y, Ncalson.
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,
|. o. o. +. hall.
Excelsior camp held its annual election
cort Fowler reported siNty-thrcc mem
bers present, so there We're not many
vacant chairs In the hall. Before the
election OF officers seven applications TOT
adoption were voted upon faNoraoly ana
three more were placed in the hanGs OF
the investigating committee. Every new
officer was elected to his station without
81 vote being cast and was the unanimous
choice OF the camp Harry y. James was
elected consul j.. B, Sackett was electsG
advisor Samuel G. Adams was chosen as
l,p Wilson Waterman, and
Chris Hansen as sentry. Neiehbor Joseph
j. Coles was elected as manager TO III
the place of John \. Bryan, who has
served three years in the position Ut.
p. p. Musser and Dr. 4. Lipkins were
elected as camp physicians. The uuanm-
Gus opinion OF the members was that
the officers selected arc the best ever
their motto for the year 1910 VIII be
Watch Excelsior Camp Grow br. j.
W. Ewn, who faithfully served the camp
for four years in the capacity, OF clerk.
missed the term for the year 1909. Every
candidate for office made neat talk
upon his election. Several visiting mem
bers were present and upon invitation
were given by them.
There Is not 9 member OF excelsior
camp who can afford 10 miss tho treat IN
store for Tuesday evening 1t is the big
lnitiatory night and thore is quite a bunch
10 ride the goat" The initiation win
take second place alongside the conccert
that Will be given afterwards. In addition
10 the quartette there VIII be several
vocal solos by Ivor j, Brlnd, Carl Wecnlg:
Charles J.. Crowtou, Gilbert Savage, and
piano solos by Harry Allen. Mr.. Allen
viii again play the Excelsior Camp
March for the benefit OF those who have
not heard II. This is Mr.. Aliens own
composition and Is Dedicated TO inc Hon. 1;
Lake camp and strange Modern Woodmen
are cordially invited. *. OF r. hall, Main
street. o'clock sharp, close at IL O'Clock