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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-09-09
CHINESE REGULAR
SOLDIERS MEETING
CNational News Association,

PEklN, Sept. s.-Thousands OF Re-
publican soldiers are in mutiny
throughout the empire today and
President Yuan Shi Kai is hard press
ed for funds to pay the balance of the
army and thus keep the soldiers loyal
to the Republican flag.
Although the government refuses to
give out any information it is learn
ed that fully $4,000 troops have de-
serted the ranks of the regular army
and are numbering, pillaging and
burning.
As the most violent of the outbreaks
have occurred in isolated districts, few
details have become known.
Garrisons of nearly a score of towns
have deserted in the southwestern part
of the province of Yu-nan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
New Tonic Iona Vita Now In
Use at Health Resorts for
This Trouble.

|. you are nervous and rundown
with little vitality or ambition. and
feel generally miserable and half-s.ck.
you are suffering from nervous debil-
ity. II so you should investigate the
new tonic "Tona Vita" and And out
what a great record IL has made since
hrst introduced scarcely a year ago.
Do you know that "Tona Vita" is
now pronounced by hundreds OF ply
sicians as the most remarkable tonic.
"Tona Vita" is used in high-class sani-
tariums and health resorts as a nerve
food and tonic. Do you know that
during the past year more than fiuy
thousand people have stated over their
own signatures that Tona Vita has
completely restored their health?
Mr.. James l.. Hickey. OF 2s9 North
Division Street. buffalo. y. Y. the well
known National League Umpire. is one
OF these. This is what he saws: The
nature of my profession frequently
necess'tated irreeularity in sleeping
and eating, and as "A result | became
a victim OF nervous debility. had
bad headaC he's and indigestion Nv
nerves troubled me also and / did mo-,
get sufficient rest from my sleep. /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26

Sinks Miss Mary Scott, Mrs. = ".
Alsslet'-r. Mrs. Thomas q. Burke AMI
jOnn Wallace was appointed 20 draw
up "A constitution. nominate candidates
for OtfiC" and further plans for per
fccung the organization This com
m.ttee will report al ihc NEXT meet
INK which sill b. held within the next
fortnight. John W Wallace WaS
chosen To- preside M 'hc nrs' mec'ing
Following are 'Los" Wro were pre-.
en' and enrolled as incmh,rs ~ The
cIgb.
Ellen y Iiose. Pllny q clark. JOIN
Wallace. Paul W~iino-. Mss. Aguer
Wilson. \ T.. Wilson. florence IIog-
Mrs. Guv L. e. Allen. Il Mar,
o hauc. Ka'h"r.n" I.,c:.ur Auua
Manly Ms anne " C..H!ns. Mrs
+. "a ts,lrtt =. Mis- D. Clmm:u~
T.. Ha...c.. Ms Nr-s Scott o.. e..
tnc.r. Mss Mary T.arls. Mrs. lhoS
lIGrS'. Mrs ThoEts b.. ,iosrc Ms.
Anna Ictdh". Mis- MARY T. l.Av.hur
N.rY + Qu."E Margar"t q. DY,lr
Nary koams Mrs. " NinSrrter. star,
Hughes. Mr. leo VOL. Celia y
Spey"r. MIR Rose Mayer and \. 2.
S.UNs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
About People
ass-<~,s - l-G.s.<s,s - s~s
ers-n tns 90

Hou a : Mex -a-y. 81 FEsrncuf-
arrived N m 80 s--r-rdsy after
nooa ara a. .ende-l th- McSr.~ NET
ing
John X lse-son - returned from
business TIP 20 Wellington. Pa
a. A Hili. 90 Grafton. MAS a bust
ness visitor in thu city yesterday
Judge Prank W. Nesh.t, is indis
posed az his home on ih.. Island
Mrs. VIM Marshall. Who has been
the guest Of relatives on the Island.
has returned TO her home at Park
ersburg.
Farest Nickolaus has returned TO
his home at New Matamoras. after
spending few days with friends
here.
Mrs. Vim. Sweeney is able to be
out. after an illness of several days
with the grip.
Miss Ethel Moore has returned to
her home at Beaver. Pa. after spend
ing several days with friends In the
North End.
Miss Martha V. Graham. OF the
State Sunday School Association. will
return home this afternoon. after an
extended trip through the State.
Frank Trussell. of the Island. Is
spending "A few days I'm Washington.
ID. e, attending the meeting of the
Equitable Industrial Insurance Com.
pany.
Rev f. L. Wehrenberg. Of Pitts
burgh. will spend Sunday visiting
friends in Elm Grove.
Miss Park. physical directress ut
the Wheeling High school is confined
to her home. owing 10 an acute at.
tack of Ia grippe
Lee Il. Cumming left yesterday for
Canton TO meet George Murphy. OF
the Let George DO II" opera com
pany. now showing in that city.
DIR. A. +. Winship. who for the pasG
few days has been the guest OF Prof
II. b. Work. and delivering a series
of lectures az w. II. :. left Thursday
for the West
John Brill. ~ East Seventeenth
street. Is slowly recovering from the
injured arm sustained in n fall sew.
er1l weeks ago
VIM. Travis has secured The exclu
sive agency for the selling of the
[ Pyrene fire cX'inEuisher In this terri
tory.
Joseph VI. Ankle has purchased n
fourpassengcr touring car from the
! Ford agency
, Harry T.. Farshall has accepted tho
agency for tho Michigan Automobile
Co. in West Virginia. The friends Of
Mr.. Parshall wish him success In his
new profession.
VIM. Bachman has returned To his
home in Pittsburgh after spending a
few days with relatives in the North
End.
Mayor J VI. Wilson. of Mounds
Vile. was business visitor in the
city last evening
7. a. Viquesney. State game war.
den. Is spending several days in the
city. visiting friends.
Miss Maudc Hinhs. a. Grafton. IS
spending several days with friends on
the Island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
BRl e S

Charters for two Men B.bi" classes
wtr. applied Tor Al the headquarters
Of the stale Sunday school a,soci-
alton yesterday. The applications
were from The GLOW ship class oi ,ne
Trinity VI. =. church and the Ruth
class Of the sam" church. This
makes total of ga CLASSES IN the
state.
Train No. ZIG on the OHIO River di-
vision WAS held Ip below Parkersnur.
last evening OWING to the cu-iu"
brcakInL The I'D" rod The hr.ak
down caused the train 20 b. three
hours late as another cn.iu" had ~
b" taken 10 the scene from Parkers-
burg
The regular srmi-monthly rhctOrt
Gals Will be- held his afternoon IN the
assembly room OF the WhcclaE high
school.
--Cou-tabl" ". /. Wickham. IN the
court OF Justice Lee r. Dubhs. has
levied on the saloon Of George Cree
located between MARKET and Main
streets. formerly known a. The
Parlor Cafe Tn" stock VIII bo dis
posed 81 ON February e. ~ action
Was taken on 20 distress Nlrrtr, ly
The K"ymanu Brewing company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
AILRuEDOVN Ind GENERALLY MISERABLE
Chief SYMPTOMS OF NERVOUS DEBILITY

xUuld b~cCn@ fatigl-d YER ASH ar
.As almost prosfrat~d - 1T S~A-1-r-
as d.d not have ne vitality % stArd
the heat az formerly. snd th- l-asi ~
srtiou would tire me ogt
/ had tried oths- means 10 r-sio-e
nv normal condition When Trend
suggested tn. tonic. iona Vita
took his advice and am glad OF Il. My
appetite improved at once. my head
aches became less frequent and have
gradually disappeared and am no
longer nervous and depressed Ny
stomach is now in perfect condition.
in fact. I am thoroughly reJuvenated.
Judging from this experience believe
iona Vita the best tonic manuiac-
tured'
We have an agent in every city who
will refund the purchase price II
"Tona Vita" fails TO completely build
you up.
Lees Rhubarb Laxative is used as
an assistant TO iona Vita in cases OF
chronic constipation. II Is another
fine preparation containing the SPLEEN
did medicinal action OF Rhubarb. ma
lures safest laxative. Ii is especially
recommended for children as IL is
pleasant TO take and is harmless and
effective. Chas. X. Goetze a Go. has
the agency for both iona Vita and
Lees Rhubarb Laxative in Wheeling.
The Approved Formula Company. Day
ton. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
Mr.. Turner Surprised.

TIC home al William Turner on
sand Iiiil was III" scene OF pretty
social affair Wednesday evening.
when number cl his friends tend
'r"i him sUrpriS" rarfy. After re
covering from bis surprise. Nj FUR
nor proved l.,as"l! very entertaining
host Music aud game formed IN"
diversions OF the evening. Mis- Iisir
caldwell presiding az fl.. piano A.
"a token oi appreciation Of his kind.
moss in playing thc violin for 'ae sab
bath school a. the Sand i'm ohu-rh.
Nr Turner wa- presented with =
handsome parlor lamp. Trh prcs"u
ta'ion r.""cl. So. male In al able
manner hy sherman Wclch. aud was
'r' -pruirI 90 With 'aIsaug remark
o. Ar T"r.tr n O. s"asouabic hour
r"fr' lueuf- v"r- served
Tho present 9"-r- Niesc- Do g
cole" F.or .r.. I1n.S. i.ona f.-I,". ~
PES Lie. N'..' Chamber ii-ir Caid
we'll and N.rr.t.t Ca'IWrj. M.esr~
HfHr.r llI. I D'la .--.. Vi'h.r'
ta-..v .. t-..- I,fI..s. V.rsou
N.r."-.. i..-h..r' Vfr..-.. Iim.-
Welsh. d. .I. -..rr.. H..-r sci.
srf Vt. ~- ut.- t'r lrI Vrs
.... fs.- Fr .ff &C.,. C..-
H-- ...f I.-..r Nr
. .r f... us ,...I'-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
Ba-rinuton-TayIor.

"I'srIl IHerafch G." tie igt.lii.-cucer
FAlRNONT. ". Va. Jan -
Walter u. harrington. chemist tor the
Consolidation Coal Company. OF this
city. WAS united in marriage WedncS-
day night ct Columbus. O. 10 Miss
Bessie Taylor. ~ that city. The cerc.
m0ny Was performed a. : o'clock by
R"r Washington GLADDEN.. " the con
Ercra'ioBrl church The bride was
attended hy her SISTER. Mss Helen
TAYLOR. and BENJAMIN Davies. OF CIeve-
land. @. was best man Tr barring
ton and his bride viii ARRIVE. here the
latter part of the week. vh,Ne they
viii reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26

tn" lady members uf The Arion 80
ciety entertained ThursdaE evening
at the hail wi,h 4 ca.fce visite. cards
wcr" Tn" enjoyment from 10 -
o clock. and in tho evening a d"lici-
oVS lunch Ms served. The following
~" those Who were in charge OF IN"
anair.
Nrs n C. Nalbiizcr. president;
Mrs !. + MORGAN. Mrs. John Ned.cS
Mrs. Gror-c i.Obens'ein. Sirs. Hlerm
Lehman. Mrs. Robert l.iusley. Mrs
Carl I.ans. Mrs Louis Lane. Nir=. r.
Laupp. Mr. I'd Kirchner. Mrs. Mary
Koch. NJ \ koru. Er- HrHry Neil.
Mrs. -. G. Turner. Mr~ Aug. Eemk~,
Mrs. e. "a. Srh-rcr!ciu. Miss RIckcv
kraa'z. Miss Clara Hr,atz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26

Meanwhile o
a
he her
simply
He n he address, and
to
ccad let
he
which
the other CHANGED
offered
had
CHANGED her
she
well l. wondering slenCe
have been avoided she had had her and address
Again a
mistake address had
The correspondence longer welcome when
making everything
a vents iri n
a puzzled friend.
uaiod IN this bur know these
The
o o." money spent 20 have printed the
aAaur reardius tho
ttd from AT I've heard
81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
SOCIETY
Mozart Masquerade Ball.

The Mozart Singing society held
their annual masquerade ball In their
hall. corner Thirty-eiehth and Jacob
streets. last evening and the affair
was Success in every respect. The
committee Is TO be- complImented for
the manner in which the large crowd
was handled. prizes were awarded
for the best dressed lady. Miss Minnie
Barrels. and the homeliest man Mr..
John Smith. Following is the con-
mittce, Edw. Dlehl. chairman: Edw.
Iiorstmann. G. iOrstmann. L. Hon
reuter-. J.. l.. Dr.ehorsr. Prof Ste.hm's
orchestra furnished the music Tor
dancing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
Masquerade Ball.

TIL" members OF the beethoven
Singing Society have issued invita-
tons for their annual masquerade ball
which is To be given ar the Arion hall
ON Monday evening". January %. The
mmitte" in charge is II. Frohme. W.
liannig. VI. Drebus. +. Riedel and r.
Schn"pf The following program has
been issued; s oclock-All Fools
Waltz: $50 o'clock. Irish Two Step:
$40 o'clock. German Hassenpfeffer
Waltz. O'Clock. Grand March
Music will DO furnished by Bachmans
full orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26

q. +. hall. was a success both socially
and financially. An extremely large
corwd was IN attendance for supper.
and the dancing was equally as well
attended. Following are the members
who were in charge OF the supper:
Mrs. Thresa Wise. chairman. Mrs
liildebrand. Mrs. Kemp. Mrs. Sauer.
Mrs. Williams. and Mrs. Spargo.
Prof. Chas. killmeyer rendered the
music for the dancing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
Miss MARBLE Entertained.

Miss Irene MARBLE entertained at
her home near bethlehem. on Thurs
day afternoon. the members of the T
u. ;. Club. The home was beautifully
decorated with the club colors. yellow
and whife. Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Nargua
tote Stoy. Jean White. Hannah Baker.
Myrtle Rromcr. Ethel MARBLE. Hannah
Re.ck. Jennie Seabright and Emma
Rieck
Miss Jean White will entertain the
club ON February Sih.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
Mosul,iars Banquet.

The Ancient Adhesive Order Of No
gullians held their annual meeting in
their hall AZ Thirty-siXth and Jacob
streets. al which time AN election ~
officers WIS held. The feature of the
business session Was the adoption of
4 constitution and initiation. Follow
inG m" business session most eiab-
oratc banquet WIS served. There
We're about L." Delegates in attend
anc" and an rnjoyaol" r,enins was
spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26

those words simply his and address,
and they should have been written the outside OF
envelope.
When the graduated from college about two
years ago. the feeling admiration attraction
which each :elt towards the other. had been
into definite words. Much her delight, however
he did ask permission to write which gladly
granted They exchanged several letters and then a
letter of hers remained unanswered She waited
fully first. and then tine long weeks
months-you know how ong they be when th"y
measured by the painfully lonGcd for but sick
eunRly disappointing visits Of tho posman--she
ply decided that his silence he
the friendship and the sponGence. tried
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
Sterecpticon Lectures.

- the ST Paul's Evangelical Luth-
eran church on the South Side. a
series Of two lectures viii be made
with III" aid Of a number Of stereopt-
con views. The first lecture will bc
made on sunday mad the second or
February !. Al the latter affair cot
fee. canes and other refreshments viii
be- served 10y the ladies OF the church
IN the lecture room OF the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
CotiIlion Dane

The Cotillion club viii give their
annual moonlight dance on Monday
night a. IN" carroll cub auditorium
FOR which 40" hall will " beautifully
decorated Music Will b" furnished br
b." Elks' full orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-26
The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Royal Highlanders.

Utsh castle 33s met In regular scs.
sion In the Labor temple. all officers but
one present. The spring campaign for
new members probably viii he launched
next Friday night 80 II bchooyes all &C
tive members to be present and see what
prizes VIII he offered. 1t looks as II n
far reaching compaign Will be inaugU-
rated bv Fair Lady Hubbard. After
routine business the long form work was
put on. and showed the old time spirit.
il Was led by Cansman George Peak.
The hour being late the scheduled pro-
gramme TO he given by Ciansmen l.. Car
man and Slaughter was postponed until
Tuesday night. Il being the regular meet
ing night Much IS expected from them.
The team Is requested 10 be present,
the captain being desirous of getting the
team in good working order
Auxiliary camp No. 1886. r. y. A., vii
hold regular meeting this evening In J.
q. .. +, hall. All members are request ed
u be present as matters 90 Importance
viii come before The camp. Th" meeting
win be called 10 order at o'clock sharp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Woodmen Of the World.

In place or the regular weekly meet.
ing of Utah camp No. 33S. w. q. w. n
card party was given TO members and
iheIr friends a good sized crowd was
present snd the games PLAYED were high
i've and siXty-threc. Prizes were given
10 those winning the greatest number
OF games, Dancing was also feature
OF the evenings entertainment Light
relreshments We're served.
Camp No. 81. w o. w had = social
evening instead OF business meeting
Iasl Iuesdat- The committee In charge
OF lnc AFFAIR was composed OF Ncighbors
was one OF the best entertainments ever
given by the Camp and was attended by
over SIN hundred neighboTs. their families
and friends. The following excellent pro-
siai4ne was given: address OF welcome.
~ Mckcller. Jr.: selection by Rio Grande
orchestra: song hy the Crowton quar-
tctte; highland fling, Miss Donaldson: :
solo; Mr.. BYwater; monologuc h.. Mr.
walker; selection by the orchestra: ad-
dress on frate.nalism by the Rev r a.
Simplin: song by quartetto.
Al thr Httlc girls wcrc presented with
Elrl rings and a fish pond provided for
lie small cnildren. Refreshments were
served by all present. The camp en-
March ~. There viii he "A meeting Of
special IMPORTANCE on Tuesday evening
10 all nciehbors.
pescret cnm2 sos had 3 good meeting
lhSt Thursday evening. The full intro
ducjioh work was administered The
degree team under command of Acting
captain Russell did excellent work. Con
SUI commander Rich Of camp I3 was !,
welcome visitor. The booster committee
VIII have charge Of tho social hour next
nnIn!Sday I,.IIn evening. and will entertain
WIN music. speeches and frst-cla
barbecue, something not before at
tempted. Nj WoodTuen. local and visit -
Ing, are cordially Invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Root and Herb Remedies

stand the test OF time because they
possess merit aud though many years
have passed since our American grand
mothers commenced TO make their an
una] collections Of roots. herbs and
barks, from which 90 prepare medicine
to relieve different ailments science
has failed to produce other remedies so
dependable
Many of these old recipes which our
ancestors found SO reliable have de.
veloped into proprietary medicines of
world wide reputation, such as Lydia
E. Pinkham S Vegetable Compound, tho
most successful remedy for woman 3
ills the world has ever known. and
tons of roots and herbs are used an
nually in making IT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Maccabees.

The Joint card party and ball given
by all the hives and tents recently was
n splendid success in every way and
there promises 10 he = neat sum left
10 he divided among the tents and hives.
About fifty were present at the review
Of tent No. last Thursday evening and
witnessed Tie team confer the work on
large class Of candidates. The second
and third degrees Will be given every
two weeks hereafter, instead OF once
month heretofore. 1t VIII only take
few more members for the tent 10
reach the 300 mark. There will he work
in The first degree next Thursday even.
inc. The uniform rank viii give a card
part,' and ball on Thursday cvcninc
March u. at / O, q. F. hal and the
boys VIII put on number Of features
that will add interest snd Zest 10 The
affairs. Every Sir knight lis asked to
a'lp make this "A Iousing success, az tho
proceeds VIII 80 towards purchasing new
uniforms Toward the close OF the ses-
sion orchestra Of Young bows with
Sir Knight J. II. Miller At the piano re-
Gslod the tent with some lively music.
number Of visitors were present and
some OLD familiar faces were also seen
in the lodge room. which WIS very cheer
ing.
Liberty hiye re. o. T.. O. l.. NJ, viii
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
March :. at 3,30 O'Clock in X Of T.. hail.
l2$ East Third South street. Every
member IL urged to be present. Tho
members fsei much ENCOURAGED with the
number Of new members taken In dur
ing the past two months, and hope TO
win the prize offered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Fraternal BrOthorIlood.

Utah lodge SS5 held an Interesting
mselins Wednesday evening. All officers
were present Brother Butler presented
the past presidents jewel In q hc!ittinG
manner TO Brother DcaSou. III Commcm-
urstiou of his being president OF T. i. Il.
Tor the past two years. The entertain =
mcnt committee. composed OF Mcssrs
Peterson ana Egan thcn took charge OF
the meeting. Prizes We're. won by sister
iIauZon and Brother RurlShardt. Sisters
FafoE aud Burkhardt were appointed 10
entertain At tho next regular meeting
Wednesday, evening. March II.
RiuchanI lodge 6iI is now in n. flour
ish,nE condition. Next Thursday the
members win hold public installation
Of officers, aftcr which an excellent pro-
gramm" Will be rendered. followed by
refreshments.
SeGo Lily lodge held a short business
meeting Thursday evening and decided
TO give n ST. Fatrtck's Leap Year dance
on March II to celebrate the Anniversary
OF the order. which occurs on the sew
enteenih. The affair is in tho hands Of
fne Same committee that had charge OF
the last Leap Year dance. so it will he
a success and surprise 10 all who at
tend. Next THURSDAY there will be sew
eTal candidates 10 initiate. SO President
Erier requests the officers team and
members TO bc in their chairs at sis
sharp,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Yeonen,

salt Lake homestead No. ll32. Erotn-
erhood Of American Gcamcn. held regular
business meeting in It's new quarters in
Moose hall. %" South West Temple
street. last Friday evening. There were
nearly zoo members present. There wcrs
eighteen new applications for member
ship, There were thirtY-fivc new mem
bcrs enrolled. The large class OF caudi-
dates was put through tho ceremony of
adoption In an efficient and impressive
manner by tho team. Sister Sarah Da-
wilson, ono of the leaders Of the team.
being absent because Of the deaCn OF her
father. her place Was very ably tDled by
sister Taca V. Foster Brother William
E. Jenkins, Who held the office of fore
man OF this homestead for two years. was
present With his wife. Brother Jenkins
and wife have been at HALEY. Idaho,
Tor the past two years. where he Is
Interested in large trutt orchard, Their
beautiful none on East Ninth South
street in being fitted for their occupancy.
There were large delegations from the
MURRAY and Wnsatch homesteads. pls
Irict Manager O. =. RUmlEser and Dep
uty {. l.. uadrlch have bcon doing some
splendid work IN getting Now members.
Brother a. 4. Christensen has been APP
pointed deputy. After the business
session coffee. cake and sandwiches were
served Dancing was indulEcc in untii
T. o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
FTaternal Union.

The last meeting OF Uyergrecu lodge
was a success I'm point of attendance and
also III the zcst shown in tho disposal OF
general business. One candidate. Charles
'. HauSeT, was conducted through the
mysteries cC the degree. II was report ed
that the young son ot Brother Oscar
Schoeniield had passed away, and the
mcrnbers extend their sympathy 20
Brother Schoenficld. In a social way
ana TO make up for lost time after a
long winters nap. the lodge is Goiug TO
start out anew with series OF enter
talnmcnts for members and friends, the
ilrst 20 be given on our next regular
meeting night on March IL. after short
business meeting. The cooperation OF
AL members is asked In order to make
these meetings successful. Brother Sid
ney Chalker was appointed chairman on
the entertainment committee and will Sc
lect & number OF heluers