The Kansas Woodman du lieu suivant : Beloit, Kansas • 2

ROYAL NEIGHBOR NOTES. ROYAL NEIGHBORS. contained, must in their applications, agree to pay on their applications, such assessments as the beneficiary committee may notify them of, to enable them to carry out the terms of this resolution, until such time as certificates may be issued after incorporation. NEW CAMP AT LEAVENWORTH. Leavenworth, Dec.

11th. Neighbors Parks Chubbic: -Leavenworth 0 a Royal Neighbors of America was instituted Monday evening, December 10th, at Redmen's hall, Fourth and Delaware streets, by Supreme Vice Oracle, Mrs. F. L. Horton, state organizer for Kansas.

The charter petition was prepared by Venerable 0 1 George Howard of No. 367, and was the largest ever instituted by Mrs. Horton in this state. Though scattered near and far, The Masons cry "God bless our aide The Glorious Eastern Star." Let us admire its noble deeds, Its costumes, rich and rare, But gire three cheers for the purple robes, The Royal Neighbors wear. For Odd Fellows a beacon light, To aid their work, we see, Called from the maiden at the well, "Rebecca's Own Degree." And many's the Workman's family Have reason good, to pause, And bless the hand that gave to them "Degree of Honor" laws.

To every Order's noble work, A willing tribute bear, But give three cheers for the purple robes, The Royal Neighbors wear. Now here at last in Leavenworth We've rallied, near and far, And raised the "Banner of the West The Woodman's Five-point Star. Our ladles' suits are purple all, And trimmed in silver.tPOi And soon we'll show what Woodman girls In woodcraft's, cause can do. We envy not the Workman girls Their black and yellow rare, But give three cheers for the purple robes, The Royal Neighbors wear. Chorus: At the end ef each verse repeat last two lines.

Lilac Camp No. 32, R.N. of exemplified the floor work for the benefit of the Head Camp January 2nd. The work as given was perfection and received the applause of the visitors. Remarks were made by J.

G. Johnson and O. W. Hawes of the Beneficiary committee also by J. W.

White, of the board of directors M. W. Neighbor Kearns, special organizer R. N. of Mrs.

Horton, state organizer for Kansas, Mrs. B. O. Douglass, P. G.

Chubbic of the Kansas Woodman, Neighbors Enright and Pierman of Kansas City, Kansas. The officers were installed: Oracle, Mrs. J. Frische; Vice Oracle, Mrs. Towsley; Recorder, Mrs.

Belle Matoon; Receiver, Mrs. S. B. Klchardson; Chancellor, Mrs. G.

E. Gilhouse Marshal, Mrs. Fred Guth; Inner Sentinel, Mrs. Lydla Bahr; Outer Sentinel, Mrs. Zoa Harris; Manager, Mrs.

Kate Layburn. Lilac Camp was organized May 6th, 1893. It has a membership of sixty-four and over $50.00 In the treasury. This Camp also gave a banquet January 3rd which we were unable to attend and consequently unable to report, but have no doubt it was a grand affair. Part of Tom Franks' wardrobe became lost in ithe shuffle at the Armourdale hotel.

It was finally returned to himn-empty. P. G. Chubbic of the Kansas Woodman, was initiated into Lilac Camp, 'January 2nd. He still lives.

MINUTES OF HEAD OAMP: Head Camp R. K. of A. met in Masonic hall, Kansas City, Kansas, January 1st, 1895, and was called to order by the Supreme Oracle, Mrs. B.

D. Watt, at 10 a. m. About thirty delegates were present. An address.

Roll of officers called and vacancies filled. The stenographer not being a member was sworn. On motion of V. Rachel Horton, Head Camy adjourned till afternoon Wednesday, then to take up the Beneficiary department. Afternoon meeting called to order at 2 p.

m. by Supreme Oracle. Committee on credentials reported. Beneficiary committee, Neigh The toiiowing officers were elected and installed by Mrs. ARMOURDALE.

Horton: Oracle, Mrs. A. J. L. Lemar.

Vice Oracle, Mrs. Ricketson. FROH HIAWATHA. i Royal Neighbors in Session To o-day--A Banquet bors Hawes, Johnson and White, for Them Last Night. made in substance, the following Recorder, Mrs.

E. Trollman. Receiver, Miss Anna Pfeiffer. report: "When we were appoint Chancellor, Mrs. Bettie Woods.

ed to serve on this committee, Hiawatha, Jan. 7th, '95. Oak Leaf Camp No. 975, M. W.

installed officers for the next year last Friday night, as follows: Venerable Consul, J. G. Schupp; Worthy Adviser, E. E. Beismerer; Clerk, Ben F.

-Hildebrand, Escort, F.J. Lewis; Watchman, L. F. Watkins; Sentry, H. A.Palmatier; Physician, Dr.

E. J. Leigh. The banker, CL T. Tolles, was not installed until next meeting night that he might file his bond.

After the installation a collation was spread and very much, enjoyed. John White of this we supposed we were to take up The head camp of Royal Neighbors of America, which has been in session the past three days In this city, did hot finish its work as it expected to yesterday and was compelled to continue to-day in order to complete it. to-day all of the business will have been finished and this afternoon and evening the visitors will depart fdr their homes. There was some unfinished regular business to clean up this -morning and that was to be Marshal, Mrs. Mary Hoffman.

Inner Sentinel, Mrs. Morris. Outer Mrs. A. Cahill.

the work of the Beneficiary de partment, but we found, that in i. Managers: Mesdames P. M. reality, there was no such depart Hoffman, Carrie Howard and A. 1 VWT followedTby, the selection of a time and memv we touna tnat tnere was place to hold the next regular annual "meet- a law Illinois to this eflect: 0.

Dengler. Oracle, Mrs. Wm. ing. Oamp goes to the Head Camp in Wisconsin, in June.

We will also have a candidate for Head Physician, Dr. E. T. Lugh, who is in every way qualified. Oak Leaf Is holding her own.

Yesterday the convention dgyoted its at 'That in order to obtain a charter it is necessary to have at least tention to the amending of the by-laws and Representative to Head Camp, Mrs. Carrie Howard. constitution and incidentally installed the newly elected supreme officers. Last even NEW CAflP AT GRANTVIlXfc. five hundred paid applications or ing all business of the convention was sus Medical Examiner, Dr.

R. We then went to work Van Tnvl. pended and the delegates became the guests at an entertainment and banquet at Nation to secure the five hundred appli Pianist, Mrs J. T. Rouse.

al Union hall, given by Royal Neighbors, cations. To do this we found 'it Deputy Head Consul Paramore informs us that a new camp was organized at Grant ville, Dec. 2nd. The team from North To-peka did themselves proud. A fine lunch was spread and all, went home tinging, "Keep the logs a rolling." Officers of the Lilac camp No.

32 of Armourdale, which has Assistant Marshal, Mrs. Rosie necessary to have a dfitintv an taken care of the visitors during their stay in the city; The programme of the enter Dointed to solicit annlications for Lutens I AftAr thft infitn.lln.tinn Tio flrtnr new camp are: tainment, wnicn preceded the supper, was quite lengthy, and consisted of musical and literary exercises, and those who took to do this and called nnon thfi and degree work were exempli W. Wm. Hodges. Clerk, Edgar Tibbals.

H. Dennenhaur, S. E. Smith. V.

W. Taylor. E. A. W.

Glym. Martin Schuyler. Dorr Sunremo Oracle to annnint Mr. ned a very beautiful manner by were: B. Richardson, Mrs.

Jacob Frisch, Prof. Luettke, Miss Florence Hampton, Malleus Banjo and Mandolin Kearns. Since he was appointed Mrs. Horton, and it was the club, Miss. Bettie Richardson, Miss Golaa North Topeka gave an entertainment clos un iA uuaiuiuous opinion oi an xne Lemmon, Miss Nellie Patterson, Miss Nannie ing with an elaborate farce, Jan.

Id liii i rijr.i r.ii iiiiin. i. will hnAr.n "Champion Jiners" who were Stevenson, the Misses Clara and Millie uuuuicu auu mtji appiiuttuuuo auu Luettke and Messrs. Albert and Edward mNHi i. in ii 1 1 si vr ri i wnpa narai Wheatland, There is no finer agricultural section Mayer, Mrs.

O. HIgman, Whissler and Ohas. Fletcher The banquet room was in charge fifty more in sieht. As fonnfl that is an instructor in this line, of Mrs. E.

Winshlp. In the dining room 1 I Afra. TTnrtAn Tina nn armariAr nnrl in all this broad western country than can be found in the vicinity of the beautiful little town of Wheatland, Wyom me lunua oi ilia neau uamD ue Mrs. winsnin was assisted bv four vouns pleted, the members Of the beni- I6W e'UaiS 111 lodge, Or any women In costumes were the Misses ,1 -rr I Mfl.PV Anna Mftlvlllo Criva. nntin nnn oruer in Kansas.

one also nciary committee Had so tar aa- Sarah winship. ing, ninety-six miles north of Cheyenne. Immense crops, never failing supply of water, rich land, and great agricultural vanPArl thftninnoW tn nbrrTr nn ho Provea nrseil an a Die and After supper there was dancing and it was past midnight before the guests retired. Be work in this department." After Polished' orator all left after sides the visiting Royal Neighbors and the resources. JMagnincent rarms to be nad the closing ceremonies fully con members of the Lilac camp there were many some discussion the Head Camp for little money.

Reached via the Union Pacific System. T.H.Jones, friends of the members at the banquetKan vinced that in Mrs. Horton, the sustained the Supreme Oracle sas City Star, January 4. SBoyal Keighbors have a Supreme 21-5t Agent U. P.

System, Beloit: her appointment of Neighbor ARMOURDALE. Lodge officer, the peer of any in iiearns and he was instructed to the world. Success to our baby continue the work until the neces Last Day of the R. N. of A.

Convention- lodge of the Royal Keighbors. Election of Officers. The Supreme Camp of the Royal Neighbors sary 500 applications were re ceived. It was also decided that appli of America ended its work yesterday. The Fraternally yours, George HowAed, Consul of No.

367. The Shawnee Fire Insurance Company, of Topeka, Kansas. Established in 1882. officers elected for the ensuing year were: Supreme Oracle, Mrs. E.

D. Watt of Omaha, Nebraska; Supreme Vice Oracle, 'Mrs. E. I. cations be solicited and received Baker of Des Moines, Iowa; Supreme Re from all states of the jurisdiction while the five hundred are being Editors Kansas Woodman; corder, Mrs.

Winnie Fielder of Peoria, Supreme Receiver, Mrs. Florence Brown of The following ode and chorus was pre Council Bluffs, Iowa; Supreme Chancellor, pared for the use of the Leavenworth Degree secured in Illinois. The following resolutions were Capital Stock, $100000. Mrs. D.

I. Thornton of Kansas City, Missouri; Teamof the Royal Neighbors, to be used in Supreme Marshal. H. T. Reipen of exhibition drills, and is respectfully dedi Losses Paid, over $120000.

Omaha, Nebraska; Supreme Inner Sentinel, cated to Mrs. P. L. Horton, Supreme Vice Mrs. E.

B. Purel of Armourdale, Kansas; Oracle, by its author, Geo. Howard, Consul adopted: Resolved, That accepted applicants shall have a claim 'upon their applications to the extent of one assessment upon each accepted H. P. DILLON, J.

W. GOING, of 367. The Royal Neighbors. Supreme Outer Sentinel, Mrs. Bruffle; Supreme Physician, Dr.

Franc Morrill of Rock Falls, Illinois and. Dr. P. Shaefer of President. Secretary.

Omaha, Nebraska; Supreme Board of Mana Air, "Bonnie Blue Flag." This comDanv does a creneral busi To cheer the Mason in his work, gers. Tom G. Franks of Peoria, Illinois, Mrs. Lizzie Grist of Decatur, Illinois, Mrs. W.

E. ness in Kansas and Oklahoma, and pur application, une naiz saia sum to De paia on $500 certificates, and the whole of said gum on $1000 certificates, in case any ed applicant should die before receiving his or her certificate. Resolved, That all applicants desiring to avail themselves of Jhe provisions herein To help him in it tbo, We see that woman's willing hands sues a conservative policy, Agents wanted in all good Kansas cities and Cady of Omaha, Nebraska, Ira L. Maxson of Nortonville, Kansas, and Mrs. C.

W. Hawes Find lots of work to do towns. From many's the Lodge of Sorrow, of Fulton, Illinois..