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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
SOCIAL AND NEWS NOTES
FROM MONTERREY, N VI.

Monterey. n. NJ, Feb. 1S.-The young
people of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety are going to give party at the
Wreatherford home Saturday night.
TRarosa dancing committees will
give'a masquerade ball tonight at the
Wilson hall.
Messrs. Lumbley and Ward went to
Black Lake recently. Mr.. Ward is on
a deal for Mr. LumbIey's steers.
A tramp tried to steal a ride recently
on No. 1, of the E. P. & s. W, and was
knocked off by one of the trainmen,
and pretty badly hurt. He says some
one sit him over the head with a six
shooter.
AL Grey is on a deal TO sell his home
to the Seaman & Thomas company.
They expect to put in a grain store
here soon.
The Tularosa Improvement company
has set aside some fine lots in Mon
terey for a hotel.
Mrs Charlie Burgess and Miss Ruby
Davenport are on the sick list.
Mrs c. c. Bourne, who has been Ill,
is reported better.
T. A Briscoe recently closed deal
with A L. Douglas for his town prop
erty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
GOODS STOLEN
AT VALENTINE
Bonds Voted by Preside
County to Build Road
Into Valentine.

Valentine, Texas. Feb. IS.-The dry
goods store of E. r. ,Mabey was broken
into recently and $50 worth of goods
were stolen. There is no clue to the
burglary.
The Mexican supper given by the
Improvement club was a success. The
social dance that followed was well
attended A number were present from
the neighboring ranches, also guests
from Midland, FL Paso and Sierra
Blanca.
The music YVES furnished by Mex
ican orchestra.
Preside county has voted bonds to
build a good road over the rim rock
from Candelaria TO Valentine.
Geo. Evans has bought the Jose San
Choir cattle.
E. L. Baker. foreman of the Fay
gravel pit is stopping in Valentine
while work at the pit is suspended
S. B. TulIous and r. r. Young
blood were at Maria lately.
T. P. Garrett of Holland Valley was
in Valentine recently
Tom Abbott of San Antonio was
Valentine visitor lately.
J. E. Banner of Dryden, Texas, was.
in Valentine Tuesday to look after
some horses he purchased of L. c. Brite.
Rev w B. Bloys of FIT. Davis was
recent Valentine visitor.
Sam Bunton is in Alpine on business.
Mrs r. B. Jones, postmaster here.
who has been on the sick list the past
week, is at her old post again.
John Pool and wife of Maria are Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Joel Finley
Den Knight came in from his ranch
recently, bringing with him three chill
dren who were Ill. They were put un-
der the care of DR.. G. B. Graves and
are fast improving.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Snyder came in
from their ranch to attend the Mex
lean supper" and dance
The Messrs. Gilletts and Miss Ora
Youell were recent guests at the C. o.
Finley home
c. o. Finley made a recent business
trip to Fit. Davis and Maria.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Bell made fly
ing trip TO their ranch in their new
automobile recently.
Jim Gray has returned from Las
Cruces, where he has been prospecting
for placer.
E. L. Jones Of Plateau was a recent
Valentine visitor.
Tyrel Smith of FIT. Davis. was in
Valentine to receive bunch of cattle
recently purchased of w. G. Medley.
Miss Kate Mclean, of FL Paso, is Wis
iting her father. Joe Mclean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
DEL RID GETTING
MONEY FOR ROAD
The Commercial Club Raises
$4,000 for the Orient
Railroad.

Del Rio, Texas. Feb. 1S.-The sub
commercial club that has in charge
the raising of the subscription to the
bonds of the Orient railroad. has been
hard at work this week and is meeting
with success. About $4,000 of the
$500, 600 worth of bonds are now sub
scribed for and the efforts of the conn
mittee are still confined to the people
of the city, no campaign having been
undertaken among the ranchmen.
Everybody is confident OF the result
and the impetus Of grading and con-
structing, which is to begin not later
than July !, viii make business and
general trade increase even over the
present gratifying prosperity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
NEW COUNTY JUDGE
PRESIDEs AT MARIA
Young Woman Athletes Practice Tennis
and BaSkefbaIl-New Residences
For Maria.

Maria, Tex, Feb. 1S.-County court
IS in session here. judge ". w. Boyle,
recently appointed. presiding.
Mrs V NJ. Mason is visiting friends
in Alpine while Miss Ida Chambers is
filling her place in the district and
county clerks office
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. MCGEE are in
from their ranch southwest of Maria.
Dr. Locke, of Fort Davis, was here
recently.
A B. Main has left for Austin, and
from there viii go to his home at Della
ware, Ohio.
W. W. Bogel, jr, and wife have gone
to Wilmerding, Pa, where Mr.. Bogel
will complete q course in electrical en-
cheering.
]. ". Howell: who recently sold the
Maria barber shop TO Mr. AXE, of
Alpine, has purchased an interest in the
Robinson Lumber company.
Oren Bunton is here from his ranch
near Shafter.
Q. L. Kleinman, a Preside merchant,
was here several days recently.
T. Z. Gillett. of Alpine, and J. z
Gillett, Of Maria, have returned from
q trip to Candeiaria hot springs.
The little infant of DR.. and Mrs. W.
E. Robertson is not expected to live.
Sheriff NJ. B. Chastain recently sold
team of beautiful spotted horses for
s70o.
The members of the Young Women's
Athletic club OF Maria, are practicing
tennis and basketball daily and are
becoming experts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trav. Childers have
removed from their ranch to Maria.
Judge Pruitt Of Candelaria is here
attending county court.
Judge J. P. Shields has let the con-
tract for a residence in Maria
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
ROSWELL MAYOR
BURNS TRASH
@. A. Richardson Believes In
"Spotless Town '-Ros-
well News.

Roswell. \. NJ, Feb. 1S.-Roswell has
a mayor in the person of Granville A.
Richardson. who has idiosyncrasies Of
his own in regard to the cleanliness Of
the city. His personal appearance re
minds one that he has Just jumped out
Of a band box and he carries his "a
cessive devotion and veneration in an
idolatrous manner to a cleaner Ros-
well. He gets after the sanitary Off
Ger and most any day he can be seen
raking up trash and paper and burning
il on the street.
It has become joke on RoswelPs
chief executive but il is a serious mat
ter with him and he has the hearty CO.
operation of the citizens in making
Roswell "a spotless town
According TO the plans of Louis G.
Rains. formerly manager of the Ros-
well steam laundry here and who has
been owner and proprietor of the
Staunton steam lundry at Staunton,
Ill. for the past two years there will
be a new steam laundry plant installed
in Roswell. 1t will be built on Second
street on the property of P. c. Jacoby
and will be a one story brick strue-
ture Including the machinery and
building it will cost between $4,000
and $4,000. Mr.. Rains will be man
ager and partial owner and it will be
a joint stock company.
The new justice of the peace in pre-
cinct No has fitted up a new office in
a specious room next to his private Of
flee over Waughs barber shop. This
new justice, r. D. Bell. is member of
the board of aldermen and was connect
ed with the Austin. Texas police de-
partment as patrolman and mounted
policeman for over IS years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
BUSINESS CHANGES ARE
MADE AT PORTAI,Es
ArmOry To De Converted into Public
Audience Room and Stage In
stalled-Portales News.

Portales, AriZ., Feb lS-MasSrs
Woodland and Maxwell have bought ont
the Red Cross drug store, owned bv DR.
White, and will open new drug firm
in the store room OF the Hardy hlocL
Mrs. Leary, who is now occupyinor tbIs
building, Will move her stock of mil
hneryNto new place being buiIt for
her in the rear Of the hardware store
room of the same building.
DR.. c. E. Worth from Indianano1;s
has filled UP modern dental apartmants
in rooms on Main street.
Miss Pearl Stone is assisting in .ba
postoffice. c. o. Leach, the postma star
is occupying the cashiers chair in tta
First National bank, the cashier w ~
Oldham. being absent on a business tr;y,
to Kansas City.
The armory, opposite the Preshvtar-
ian church, will be converted in+o
public audience room, with STAGE 49,
curtain, and side scenes The por+aIp.
brass band, under the directions 80
Prof. Beatty, will use the buiIding -
evenings in the week. and the mi1itar,,
Will begin drilling as soon >
Rev. DR.. Dunlap is able TO take cbaroa
He has been II with the grin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
ROSWELL TO ERECT STATUES
IN HONOR OF FOUNDERS.
Schedule of Auto Line From Roswell to
Torrance IL Changed-News
Notes From Roswell.

Roswell y. M Feb. 1S--The Sons o.
Confederate Veterans and their friends
are going to erect a life size statue
of Capt. Joseph c. Lea, deceased, in the
northwest corner OF the court house
square; and John Ashinhust, a sonin-
law of the late Judge Frank H Lea.
brother of Capt. Lea, will erect at his
own expense one of judge Lea in the
southwest corner Of the square. The
statues will cost at least $1,000 each
and are TO be erected IN their honor as
founders of the town of Roswell.
A change in the train schedule of
the New Mexico Central railroad has
made necessary a change in the Ros-
well-Torrance auto mail and stage
table. Beginning next Monday the
auto for Torrance will leave Roswell at
10 o'clock in the morning and arrive
at Torrance at o'clock in the after
noon. The auto from Torrance will
leave there az o'clock in the afternoon
and arrive at Roswell at o'clock at
night.
The Rio Hondo Reservoir Water
Users association has elected three
new directors-W. c. Reid Robert
Beers and C. J. Wagner TO serve three
years, and the BOARD of nine direc-7
tors reelected: w NJ Atkinson, presi-
uSIl, W. 0ldhC49s vice
and Jas. B. HerbOt, secretary and treas
urer.
Six mics OF cement sidewalk. mostly
in the western portion of the town and
six feet added TO the width of the 10
foot cement sidewalks On Main street.
are new Improvements recommended
to the city council by the committee on
streets and bridges.
The city council has decided that II
is not advisable to grant the reuOest
of sundry property owners that water
for grass and trees in the street park
ing be furnished free. 1t is the in
tention to lower the water rates as
soon as the city water department !
reaches a paying basis, in order to |
give the water users a share in the
profits.
The mayors suggestion that the |
names Of certain streets in Roswell be |
changed was reported on unfavorabIv
by the committee on streets and al |
leys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
CARLSBAD WOMAN
EXPECTS FLOOD
Thinks Halley's Comet Will
Cause It-Plans to Take
Household.

Carlsbad. n. NJ. Feb. 1S.-The an
nouncement recently made by severa,
Of the astronomers that the vapor
composing the tail Of Haney's comet
would envelope the earth and perhaps
cause the death of all animal life on
the face of the earth, has created no
little excitement among some of the
women OF Carlsbad
They are taking a most serious view
Of the report and are preparing for
their worldly affairs to come suddenly
to an end about May Is One woman
is endearoring to gather her family
about her so they may ali procure
passage in the same 'houseboat-"
Aubrey Gist. one of the largest An
cora goat raisers in this section Of the
southwest, has a large force of men II
work clipping the mohair crop from
the goats He has about 1000 goats
ready TO clip at this time He reports
the clip as being unusually neav1.
1t will average from four to seven
pounds per goat and he has been Of
fered so cents per pound for the clip
and declined the offer. He contern-
plates shipping about 300 Of the reg
istered does to Missouri in the early
spring
Mrs. G. W. Witt is slowly recovering
from the effects of an operation.
An exciting game Of baseball was
played between a team composed OF
Mexican boys and one OF white boys
at the ball park Sunday which resulted
in a victory for the former by a score
OF five to one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
BURGLARS GET JEWELRY
AND SILVER AT BISBEE
c. Maddern, Reported Missing, Is Lo-
Gated In Los Angeles-Bisbee's
Heroic Efremen Remembered.

Bisbee, Ariz., Feb. 1S.-Mrs- J. Taft
recently had the unpleasant surprise OF
not finding several pieces of jewelry,
silverware and other valuable articles
which were in her home the night before
A smashed window and several broken
drawers told what had happened in that
room while she was asleep. Among the
stolen property there were several pieces
of fine Mexican workmanship, which
Mrs. Taft had bought for a wedding
present
c. Madden. whose absence from Bis
bee caused his family and his friends
so much anxiety has been found in Los
Angeles. Cal.
A picture of George Morris is going
70 be placed upon the walls Of the fire
department here Morris was a fireman
who died heroically while on duty at a
fire here last June.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18

Roswell; Misses. Henry. Sangster,
Williams, Carroll and McIlhaney.
Mrs Joe Jacobson recently enter
tanned at luncheon from 10 o'clock,
and from TO s o'clock and Mrs. J. z.
Suepston gave a fancy work party in
honor Of her guest, Mrs Williams, Of
Roswell
Mrs. Chas. Hoffman entertained the
members OF the Baptist choir at her
home on Grand avenue
A series Of meetings is being held at
the Methodist church. Rev. Mr. Rankin,
pastor of the church at Roswell, is
conducting the services.
Rev. E. Mcqueen Gray, of the New
Mexico university. delivered his lee
ture on the English Elections here
Thursday night at the Baptist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
THERMOMETER DROPS TO
FOUR ABOVE AT ALPINE
w. e. Phelps Weds Miss Rosa Dryden.
Globe, Arizona, Buyer Gets Steers
In Alpine Country.


Alpine Texas, Feb. 1S.-ThiS part of
the country has just passed through the
coolest weather experienced this win
ter, the thermometer dropping to four
degrees above zero.
w. E. Phelps and Miss Rosa Dryden
were married recently at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Dryden. Rev. f. B. Atwood officiateu.
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Taylor have moved
from Alpine to Fort Stockton where
they will make their future home.
Miss Matybel Patton has gone to
San Antonio to take a business course
in the Alamo City business college.
O A. Bonnie, of Globe, Ariz., was in
Alpine recently and purchased four cars
of steers for shipment TO Globe. Ariz.
w. ]. Mcintyre and G. w Beakley of
Marathon, were in Alpine for Few
days recently.
s. J. Harmon left by way of auto for
his recently purchased ranch at Pyote
in Pecos county. taxing Workmen 70
do some tank work.
VIM. Garnett has returned from Waco
where he has been attending a business
college for several months
The members of the Young Peoples
Union were entertained recently by Rev.
and Mrs. s. z. Allison at the Methodist
parsonage.
Tom Livin gston has gone TO Globe.
Ariz. where he Will reside in the fu-
ture.
w T. Henderson was in from his
ranch recently to deliver Shipment of
steers to o. A. Bonnie.
H. T. Luthy visited Marathon lately.
s. W. Ward was in Alpine from his
ranch in Jeff Davis county. recently.
Judge Walter ellis Of Del Rio was
a visitor In Alpine lately.
Thad B. Hale has returned from an
extended visit TO east Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
MARIA PERSONALS.

Maria, Tex, Feb. sc. A Brown,
president of the Maria National bank
spent q few days in Alpine recently.
W. H. Colquitt and father drove over
to Alpine lately.
F. S. Matthews has returned from FL
Paso.
VIM. MCGEE was a visitor to town re-
Gently.
A. B. Main left recently for his home
in Delaware. o. While here Mr. Main
gave Jim Pool a contract for two wells
J. G. Love and FAMILY were in Maria
recently.
James A. Poole was visitor to town
lately.
George Sutherlin is spending a few
days in town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
HOMESTEADERS ORGANIZE
LODGE At ARTEsIA, \. VI.
Receptions and Luncheons Are Given
in Artesia Society Circles-MefhO-
diefx Hold Revival.

Artesia, N NJ, Feb 15.-F. P. Mar
shall. territorial manager of the Home
steaders, organized a lodge here with
so members. ". H. Hobbies was elect
ed president, and Mrs 1mo G. Mill
huff secretary
Mesdames Jno. B. Enfield and Gayle
Talbot gave a reception recently at the
rooms Of the Commercial club. They
were assisted in receiving and enter
tanning by Mesdames S w. Gilbert, S.
n. Requa, D. L. Looney, J. P. Lowry,
Jno. Majer, J. B. Atkeson, J. z. Suep-
ston, George Frisk ana williams of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
BUILDING COMPLETED
AT SOLOIONVILLE

Solomonville, y. NJ. Feb. 1S-Tne new
addition to the Solomon Commercial conf
pany's store IS just about ready for oc-
cupancy.
horse race was helc al Stafford re-
Gently. All hOrsemen attended
Mrs. John Shenon. of Lima. Peru.
South America, is visiting her sister,
Mrs J. II. Long.
DR.. ]. H. Long made trip to Globe
recently.
Joe Newland, of Tucson. Ariz a
nephew of W. A. Gillespie, is visiting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-18
SUMMONED AS wITxrss

NacO, Ariz., Feb. 1S.-The postmast-
er, E. A. Folsom, has been summoned
to Tombstone, as witness for the
United States against Daisy shannon
a negress charged with raising a pos
tai money order.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-22

WORLD OFFICE,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-22
The Elks.

All things considered the Benevo-
tent Protective Order of Elks, Lodge
No. 1856, has made the most phe-
nomenal record thus far of any of
the many remarkable records OF
lodges in this city. In 1908 class
of sixteen Elks went from here to
Everett and Joined the lodge there.
The following year these men start
ed a movement to organize lodge
in Wenatchee. They were joined by
large number of Elks who had
Joined in other cities.
Unable to secure charter until
the population of the city should
reach the 5000 figures, the Elks
formed The Antlers' Club, which
was to remain as an organization
only until a charter could be OBJ
tanned. To this end a census was
taken under the auspices of the club
in July, 1909. Folks directory peo-
pie found SPAS people here and the
Grand Lodge granted the much
sought charter promptly.
The first class was composed OF
| twenty leading citizens who learned
few things about Elkdom on the
night of March 22nd last. Since
| then numerous limitations have Ia
ken place until now the roster shows
| 125 members. At the present rate
of increase, this lodge promises to
be the most important in the state
at no distant date.
1t is the expressed intention of the
members to erect a home of their
own in the near future. These men
have a way of bringing things to
pass. They have never failed yet
to accomplish what they have set
about to do. A magnificent Elks'
Club building will grace the city of
Wenatchee one of these days.
H. w. Taylor had the honor OF
being the first Exalted Ruler of the
Wenatchee Elks. After getting the
lodge on a working and healthy ba-
sis he. Esteemed Leading knight H.
\. NAV and Esteemed Loyal Knight
Walter Olive recently resigned In
order to pass around the honors.
The following officers will now serve
until next March:
Frank Reeves, Exalted Ruler.
D. V. Utter Esteemed Leading
knight.
James Jack, Esteemed Loyal
knight.
r. c. Littlefieli, Esteemed Lee
turing Knight.
d. H. Hotchkin, Secretary.
Ed. S. Russell, Chaplain.
o. E. Anderson, Tyler.
+. w. Whalen, Inner Guard.
w. S. Gehr, Percy Scheble and Roy
| Thayer, Trustees.
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The Eagles.

Wenatchee Aerie No. 204, Frater-
nal Order of Eagles. has 1S5 men,
bers and so more are to be added
the first of the year if the campaign
about to be inaugurated is as sue
cessful as it is expected to be. The
The entire working membership has
been divided into two teams. Each
will try to get as many new members
as possible to Join. The losing side
will banquet the other, together
with the neophytes. This event S
scheduled for Feb. Is.
The club rooms will be remodeled
probably within the near future
and pool table added. The billiard
table is fine feature, but there is
much demand for the other amuse-
ment.
The financial condition of the club
is very good. Available assets for
the year closing December 1st are
S2,660.15.
Dave Evans has been reelected as
secretary AMI his salary increased to
S120 per month.
The following officers were recent
" elected:
Chas. Becker, Past Worthy Presi-
dent.
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G.. A. II.

Daniel McCook Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic is looking for
ward to a great event. The State
Encampment is to take place in this
city the last of next June. This Will
be a signal honor to the post and
to the city. The Commercial Club
has signified its intention of join
ing hands with the veterans and ma
king this one of the greatest cele-
brations ever held in the city. 1t
is expected that some 1000 soldiers
of the Civil War will be present
This will be the largest number of
visitors the city has ever attempted
to entertain. But Wenatchee has
never yet failed in anything 1t has
undertaken. There is no reason to
believe she will begin falling down
at this time.
Another honor has come to this
post in the appointment of Comrade
]. w. Ferguson as Aide de Camp for
the Department of Washington and
Alaska.
The following officers now COM
mand the camp:
J. A. Brown, Commander.
David Gray, Senior Vice Comman-
der.
o. C. Johnson, Junior Vice Com
mander.
J. B. Palmer. Chaplain.
NJ. o. Merrill, Quartermaster and
Adjutant.
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now meets in Sprague Hall, but will
have buildings of its own in the
near future. The lodge owns two
lots between the World building and
the corner of Palouse and Mission
streets. On these it is planned to
construct building three stories and
a basement sometime next year. A
committee is now at work devising
ways and means Of accomplishing
the task at the earliest possible
time
About 100 members are now on
the roll and there is soon to be a
large increase The following are
the officers:
<. d. Utter, Noble Grand.
0. A. Gregg, Vice Grand.
John NJ. Johnson, Financial Sec'y.
George c. Grassland, Rec. Sec'y.
H. X. Heidenhain, Treasurer.
P. S. Leonard, John d. Ross and
George d. Perry, Trustees.
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The Rebekahs.

Tempest Rebekah Lodge No. III
is affiliated with the Odd Fellows
and meets in the same hall. They
now have a membership of 100 and
there are applications for more both
by transfer and invitation. Forty
one Joined during the past year and
there were no deaths. The lodge has
the distinction of having % Past
Grands on its roll of members.
A series of entertainments is be-
ing planned for the winter and 1t
is expected that this will be par
ticularly enjoyable season for the
affiliated lodges of the Rebekahs and
Oid Fellows.
The lodge will remove the first
of the year to Masonic Hall. The
installation of officers will take
place there, at which time there will
be a banquet in their honor. Fol-
lowing are the new officers:
Margaret Duff. Noble Grand.
Lulu Meyer, Vice Grand.
Margaret Hutchinson, Rec. Sec'y.
Katherine Jessup. Financial Sec'y,
E. Alice Dixon. Treasurer.
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Modern WOOdmen.

The Modern Woodmen Of America
Camp 1904, has $50 members in
this city. There will be large
class OF initiates received this fall.
This is one OF the first lodges or
ganized in the city.
The first of the year the Wood
men will move from Sprague Hall
into new quarters at Eagle Hall. The
new officers will be installed there:
They are as follows:
Ben Anderson, Venerable Grand.
Fred Eatherton, Adviser.
d. A. Hardness, Banker.
T. L. Ross. Clerk.
w. j. Taylor, Escort.
John Doty, Manager.
George Clark, Sentry.
DR.. Zener, Physician.
Dr.. kaupp. Physician.
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WENATCHEE'S FRATERNA[ ORDERS

Judge w. A. Grimshaw, Worthy
President
j. c. Carpenter, Worthy Vice
President
P. Z. Wise, Worthy Chaplain.
D. w. Evans, Worthy Secretary.
Jesse Jones, Worthy Treasurer.
George Ross. Jacob Edwards and
+. A. Mechtel, Trustees.