The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
GRAND GRAND LODGE LODGE
PERSONAL
MENTION

10y - " N'''i'lT"'. Nfanu Attor-
n'y Tor the h. of T.. slngularly male
himS'lf notic.'able 10y his able report and
~ an extraordinary high stand taken in
ms ieien-, ol the Grand Lodge at Wheel
ing. lie MAS. a. usual noisy and once
each lay the grand l,nly would have 10
hear hi~ criticism Of either some mem
lser OF -nnlc condition.
MIR. Allen p,.l,onry. Who weighs about
"a" pounds. was very loud In hi- conten-
tons at the Grand I.olse and is very
earnest l'ythian.
rrof. James L.. Hin. oi Elnenrld. a
man Of considerable experience. in secret
"r'irr~ and the laws governing them. Was
On hand AMI tnpk a very strong and ac-
tive part ma all thc bu-ins--- Affairs of the
lodge He Ma appointed one of the
'"emi~r~ of the commission o. revise the
laws governing thc endowment dept.
Henry Williams. tllerNI-rt mandolin
player and prime oi g,nI fellows Is a
y"nns man who j. worthy Of diving IN
any city.
Cur Old friend Ja~ Murphy wa sig
nally c"nslicl"u~ hy hi~ absence.
Prot. T.. l.. Morton. Grand I.~.turer
"i the rythian "r'ier oi this state. va.
cl'~'t'~i supreme representative of the ii
pren" Grand lnie, which con,rn,-- ma
C"luml'u~. ohio. next year.
Little Tornmlr Jones ol Clark.burv
was present
Friend Fitzgerald. oi huntington with
our go"d friend q A. Jenkins we're or
hand AMI tonight nol,ly Tor the cl,,tion of
Dr. Franklin tp the position a. grand
m'siical dir,'rt"r
fr"f. q. H. Boyd grand k,rl-r of
r'Ss'rds AMI seal, wa- very pro,spuno,.i
'n hi- adv'~'a'y oi several mattrr, oi nm
I'ortancc.
Prot 4. Rupert lrilrr-pn. 81 IarArr--
burg. wh" Will h. nominated h,r our
next supreme grand clianc,.llor. wa- on
the gr'dtirpn with A. murl' grit a. ever.
cur gppI old lri..,ld Big Bill Turner
was "n tlir -tr'~t- every ia, Offering
every courtesy AMI kinin,--- Imaginable
lie ~a~ tpa-tm.s-t'.r at Taylor. Pryor anI
Clark = family '.in"krr
Bob CLARK wa chairman of the local
committee anil night We'll i,I hc play hi-
part.
Wlnlr our g.,s~l lrs.nd Attorney 4. g..
Nuitrr Vas alss-nt. each ,elcrate vac
i"ar'i Q" express hl~ h"Ia~ Of his re-
election Ia the I,o-itipn of tsrnnd Exaltsd
Ruler oi the ] !; 4 - oi the World in
the next session al Norfolk. Va
The Dry br"tIrrs of Mngo AMI Me
l'"~ril c'HIntIe- we're at all hu-lnes- s.-s-
-i"f- in tia. lay and AT all -.~ial gather.
ingS az nisht Wonder what will their
~ivs- -aJ
~. VIM. ~.risilcr. of Elkhorn, Who.
alter l"'itg recommended to the supreme
grand ls~il,e inr .is.yr,~--. wa- ~ ..lated
all lac na'ir trip q" litt-l,urx. and At
tins writing tlir gentleman has not re-
turned
John Galloway Of l;iuriirld. a very big
hrart''l creature of tllr masculine gender
d'dn return tiil Monday.
Dr. Marshall. ~ usual. wa- on hand
and Wa one "i tl,r ranking m-nl,ers Of
the commission appointed u revise the
en'iOwment Laws.
Dr. X. g. Harrison. of kiml,alI. was
elected grand medical dir,~tor Tor tine
Pythian- "i the state.
Vt the Riverside IIotI. under the
proprietof-iiiD oi Me--r- MillerN Grave,
Wa headquarters Ter most of the del
egat''- - tie grand l~lg-. They arr all
- and everybody came away pleased.
j. CarraDgtDn oi Thurrnond Wa
every day T. H.. found ia hi- T.laoe really
Tor business.
Alexan'lcr Richmond. 81 key-er, the
Fat man. and the regularly god fellow
49, al the grand lo'lgr
Joc Taylor, who Wa ia the forefront
A. one 81 the lea.iing Cl,arls--tonian rep
rss-entativs7, was busy ON the encamp-
mont grounds A. we'll ~ on the hoor Of
the grand lodge.