The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
r,eleeates From all Parts of
County in Attendance
Elect Officers.
MEET AT WINONA 'l6
Speeches, Vocal and Instrument
tai Music Added interest
Closed With Banquet.

The Idaho County association of
oddfellows gathered at Grangeville on
the evening of Thursday, the Gath of
June. to hold their eighth annual ses-
sion. The evening was spent mostly
In social manner or rather a recep-
ton rendered to visiting Oddfellows and
Rebekahs as guests of Mt. Idaho lodge
No 7. and Mizpah Rebekah lodge No.
u Of Grangeville. The delegates from
all over the county assembled in the
0ddfellows hall at eight O'Clock. Soon
afterward Mrs. Mary Jackson, noble
grand OF Mizrah Lodge No. II called
the audience together and introduced
10 the delegates Mrs. l.. Freidenrich,
Of Whitebird, the vice president of the
association to preside at the meeting.
The lodge joined in singing america
after which the vice president, who
acted in the absence of the president,
introduced s. A. Anderson, who deliv-
cred in happy vein an address of
welcome in behalf of the city of
Grangeville. M. Reese HattabAugh al
50 welcomed the delegates in behalf
Of his home lodge and the Rebekahs
Of Grangevile Miss Rosa Pfeufer
favored the guests with an instrument
al solo. At this point in the program
the vice president stated that there
was to be a response in behalf of
the Rebekah lodges of the state from
Mrs. r. Mae Gilbert, president of the
Assembly, but who was not able to be
with the association to the regret of
all
favored by the presence of the grand
master Tim Driscoll, of Payette, Ida
ho, who spoke feelingly of the work
Of the Oddfellows in the state and ma
ton. Portrayed in "a sincere manner
the many good things both lodges were
doing in the state of Idaho. His ad-
dress was well received.
Miss Mae Lanningham sang pleasing
Y vocal number and the presiding
officer then called upon George Robert
son, grand warden, for a speech. Mr..
robertson, who is well known in the
entire district by all Oddfellows and
Rebekahs. said few words and depict
Cd In his earnest manner the devotion
and cause OF that devotion of the MEM
0ers, to the great order of Oddfellows.
Inc program closed with a vocal solo
y Mrs Reese Hattabaugh. After the
Wosram was finished the delegates
VINO desired danced till midnight thus
snang the first days feature of the
association.
on the following evening the Rebek-
ans from )odges of the jurisdiction,
sul'e number ofwhom had come to
sae meeting, met and elected their
u.icers for the ensuing year. The
vicers chosen for the association of
ae Rebekah branch were: President.
mrs Riley Rice, of Sunbeam No. SO
cottonwood; vice president, Mrs.
Deltna Robertson, wife of the grand
.aiuen Of Cottonwood lodge also;
ss'0no Vice president, Mrs. A. C. Lam
ansham, Of Mizpah No. IL Of. Grange
vAs' and Mrs Viola Rhett, OF Sunbeam
Ter. anu
c u the evening .Mizpah lodge OF
sna.Aseviiie sn.4 to a very large gathering
ns the entire lodge room, put on
~ oeautiful degree of Rebekah, with
sr.s Me loor work, drills and tableaux
This work was pronounced by
luoses who graded the staff to
-. the best work that had been
sesn by them for some wears. The
sss es We're Grand Warden Geo. Rob-
Hsas H Mrs. Bertha Robinson md Mrs.
Asnnah Freidenrich.
:. .urday the subordinate branch met
tr.n ne nour of O'clock a. m. and
bsfos' the usual business coming
po,.a 'ne association. The most i'm
Visa work was the amended and re-
io,rs constitution and bylaws to con-
ton. = the laws, rules and regula-
sss. y The Grand Lodge. Winona was
he .s as the next meeting place for
70 Ociation. The officers elected
preslaas Tor the ensuing year were:
No f", ~ =. 5. Adair, of Lowe lodge
D 80 ~ of Winona; vic epresident, G.
tan of the same lodge, secre-
ana -om Atwood, OF the Lowe lodge
sams ss,asurer, John Segar from the
ss,a,s evening at six O'Clock the
hapoass OF Mizpah lodge No. 12 gave
YER, 70 all delegates which was
= excellent spread.
ssnt.a 'ne BANQUET the grand master pre-
Riehara s'alI through It's captain,
their erea, the certificate OF
AR no work, and Riley Rice.
q oaa,anker retold some early history
shere ecsi'owship ~ in the Boise basin
Parker s,and Master Driscoll and Mr..
dltchs. snoveiled sand In irrigation
In ~ sether some thirty years ago.
evening Mt. Idaho lodge No.