Amador ledger., 1910-02-04
lone

Feb. 2--lone public school has opened
this week, the epidemic of measles is
about over.
Last Saturday strong delegation of
the Native Sons and Daughters of Jack
son visited lone to witness the installa-
tion exercises of Chispa parlor N. D.
G. w. and lone parlor of N. S. G. w.
A special train was chartered over the
Anador Central by the county seat visit
ing members, who numbered about 100
strong.
The officers of Chispa parlor for the
ensuing term we're installed by district
deputy Mrs r. H. Bagley, as follows:
Board of trustees, Ethel Wharf,
Gladys Vieusseux, and Louise Amick;
outside sentinel, Lizzie Carpenter;
treasurer, Addie Bagley; marshal, Anna
Fithian; financial secretary Hazel
Prouty; recording secretary, Grace
Miller; organist, Jennie Amick; third
vice president, Ethel Wharf; second
vice president, Annie Burris; first vice
president, Isabel Campbell; president,
Olive Vanderbilt, past president, Cora
Miner
The officers of lone parlor of N. S.
G. w., we're installed by district deputy
Walter Hornberger of Amador City as
follows:
President, A. L. Prouty; first vice
president, Clarence Scully; second vice
president, Claude Forbes third vice
president, John Amick; recording secre-
tary, A. e. Grove; financial secretary,
]. H. Heffren; treasurer, R. H. Bag
ley; marshal Roy Bryant; inside senti-
nal, Lester Main; outside sentinel,
John Bagley; trustees, W. C. Fithan,
D.. w. Stewart and Geo. j. Yager.
The literary and musical exercises in
connection with the ceremonies were as
follows:
Piano solo, Lucy Afford; solo, Homer
Henley; recitation, Frank Martin; solo,
Noble Wright; recitation. F. B. Le-
Moin; remarks, Clarence E, Jarvis;
solo, Mrs Vieusseux; remarks, Mrs
James ], Wright; solo, Mrs Cumming
ham; remarks by district deputy grand
psrlor, Addie Bagley and Walter Horn
berger.
After the official proceedings sump-
tuous banquet was partaken Of at the
Commecial hotel, which was gotten up
in the best style of the catere's art by
host Eaton, The toast of "Our order, "
was responded to by grand third vice
president Clarence Jarvis, "The Native
Daughters elected a response from Mrs
Emma Boarman Wright; Native
Sons" was happily handled by W. G.
Snyder, and 1.-The Pioneers" by C. P.
Vicini.
Owing to the high north wind Tues
day, the country telephone line became
so entangled that we could talk to our
neighbors on the Lancha Plana line
without switch.
Mr and Mrs A. c. Miner visited
George Lucas and family near Clements
Tuesday.
Superintendent w. H. Greenhalgh,
visited the Jackson valley school Tues
day.
Cecil Wheeler, Ione's baker, has
been suffering with rheumatism Being
unable to attend to his business alone,
lie has Lester Miner to assist him.
Supervisor Bagley is having work
done on the road in Jackson valley.
Last Wednesday evening the officers
of lone Rebekah lodge were installed by
district deputy Johnson as follows:
P. N. G., Olive Vanderbilt; N. G.,
Grace Miller; V. c., Ann Dooley /;
treasurer Susie Amick; recording
secretary, Elizabeth Joses; financial
secretary, Agnes Rabb; chaplain, Sarah
Gregory; R. S. TO NJ c., Anna Bacon (;
L. S. to N. G., Ethel Wharf, K. S.
to V. c., Elfrida Sibole; L, S. to ".
c., Clara Scott l. 6. Margaret Kirby !;
o. c.. M. Isaaes; warden, Ruby
Shealor; conductor, Lucy Afford /;
pianist Hazel ProLty After the install
lation ceremonies were concluded, all
enjoyei a bountiful supper given in the
banquet hall and short programme
Last Sunday afternoon there was a
merry party of young people gathered at
the home OF Mrs James Norris In Rit-
chey, the party being given in honor of
Mrs Norris nephews, Miles and James
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