Kansas Templar du lieu suivant : El Dorado, Kansas • 4

suffer in their editorials in their ab 2, O. G. T. PflOSPEtfOUS. sence.

SUBORDINATE LODGE DIRECTORY. We predict a grand success for Good Templary the corning year under the irood management of our new Grand Lodge officers! Grandma Eames of Delphos, the oldest Good Templar in the state gave us a very interesting history of their lodge, how their lodge room was blown away by a cyclone, in the early days, and how she gathered up the Grand Fiuilltv ixiider Discusses Work of tne Kansas Lodge. Mr. George F. Fullinwider of E3Jorado, the Grand Secretary er the I.

G. T. was a caller yesterday afternoon at the headquarters of the State Temperance UJon. He had just come in from Ccranton, having been in, attend-saeeat the Grand Lodge, which after a most successful an-sreal gathering at Scranton, just edjonrsed. Mr.

Fullinwider gave a very en-ton raging report of the lodge and the progress of the work ofthe Co'od Templars over the state. pieces of the charter and put it to gether until a new one could be pro cured. Among the delegates presen were Mrs. Alice M. David of LeRoy editor of some kind of a Woman' Suffrage paper; (and I expect that we men will be disfranchised by the time Grand Lodge meets next year) who was elected G.

V. T. and Mrs. Kate During a large part of the coming year two organizers will be kept Billings of Clyde was elected G. J.

NO. NAME MEETING NIGHT. LODGE nEPCTY. POST OFFICE) 68 Bennington 76 Clyde and 78 Crystal 102 Hearts Hand. II Bell.V......i.....Scranton' 129 El 3rd M.J 186 Delphos.

monday 187 206 .1 3 218 Grace 222 233 United and 4kh Prescott Rmalia 245 Xenia Thos A 246 Kincaid Hou8eJ.4L..........Kincaid 249. Broiinon. 2d and 4th 263 Monday Charles 274 276 Friday. 1 Beaumont 277 2nd and 4th Ry 278 Latham! Patterson. 279 Atlanta Martin Atlanta 280 Tuesday A Burden 281 New Geiger NewSalem 282 Mrs Cora Augusta 283 Frederick Rev Ahernathy.

Frederick 284 Geneseo Monday McEntarfer 285 Prospect. A 286 Ray VV 287 Little River 288 Mitchell 289 Friday. Rev ME Spahr Elk City 290 Anchor 0 Valley 292 293 Francis Wednesday A Fall River 294 Enterprise Vaughn. 295 Marion 296 Great Bend 297 Lamed 298 Lorrain Elrod Lorraine 299 Buck Yale 300 8 Maxwell 301 Blue 302 Arnold 303 Wilmot 8tella Wilmot 304 Busy 305 Bush Bush ton 306 Mission Mrs Hattie 307 4th 308 Sunflower Grace Long Carbnndale 309 LeRoy 310 Coy ville Wednesday Steele vale T. and we predict a large increase in juvenile work the coming year under constantly in the field.

It is intended also to make a specialty of the building up of juvenile department. This department Sister Billing's supervision, We also had with us Bro, D. Armstron, las been placed under the super Tision of Mrs. Kate Billin gs threat uena eaitor ot tne beacon ana by his description of his city ore would be led to believe It to be the Clyde, one of the most successful modern Sodom, but we hope that! will not be destroyed until the joints juvenile organizers in the state. Oklahoma has been added and will hereafter be a part of the Kansas Jurisdiction.

The following officers were elected for the- coming year: S. are all driven out of business. We expect that our G. T. Bro, Bon nell, will be able to knock down enough in his office to take a trip to ft.

Jackson, Scranton, Grand Chief Europe next summer. Heart and Hand is in the lead, the first to report a wedding and the first to initiate a new member this G. L. Templar; Mrs. Alice M.

David, Le Roy, Grand Vice Templar; T. Great Bend, Grand Counsellor; George F. Fullinwider El Dorado, Grand Secretary; G. A. Bonnel, Kosalia, Grand Treasurer.

Topeka Capital. year. The wedding occurred on Sept. 26 1900 when our Chief Templar Bro, Chas. A.

Easter was united in the GOOD TEMPLARS earth are you sulking about. Remember that our hearts and hands are always open to receive you 1 so if you holy bonds of matrimony to sister IATI0N wouldn't come over to Grand Lodge Mary Jackson by Wilson at the home of the bride's parents, 1 mile come over the first meeting night of our subordinate lodge. i would say more but distance and prudence forbids. I am north of town. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather a large number of guests were present at the afraid tbat Sister Doel and Brother Davis may plan an attack on us uu- awares.

occasion. Brother and Sister Easter Bros. Bupten Gilkerson are em Heart and Hand 102. Scranton, Kan, Oct, 8 1900. JfiAR Bro.

Fullinwider: Having been elected press reporter ly our lodge, I give all Good Tern-Jars in the state fair warning to look at for red hot shot, providing that jou do not see fit to shoot my communications into the waste basket. We were very much pleased to liave leen so fortunate as to capture the Grand Lodge session again and while we did not see all, the familiar faces 4v nrfi.fa tie fnrs .4 rrf if wn. start out in their life of double blessedness with the heartiest wishes of old ployed by the Mt. Carmer Coal Co. at Of Wisconsin and the North west A.

POR2EB; Fort Atkxmon. B. F. PARKER, Milwaukee. (.

I. U. STEWART, Treasurer, Mauslom. The Association provides life insurance on the assessment Elan for Good Templars of oth sexes and all ages from 16 to 50 years. It has developed its stability by its continued existence for fifteen years, paying every loss promptly.

It has a 'membership of nearly 1,000 and increasing. Agents wanted in every jurisdiction north of the 38th parallel of north latitude. 1 For applica- tion blanks.constltutions and Osage at present and we suspect Heart and Hand. that they spend their time on Friday candidate initiated was Mrs. evening flirting with the fair eyed lassies of that city.

Why not organize a lodge Anna M. Calvert, of this place, the de gree being conferred by a team selec there Brothers? Here's our hand on it, shake. Our railway postal clerk, Brother ted for the occasion under the supervision of C. Jackson. While Don C.

Wakeman has expressed his in entions of attending Grand Lodge' next a great pleasure to have the Grand all were new with the work. Col, Parker R. W. G. S.

complimented us year. uet a melon ready Johnnie. Lodgesession here and any time that Brothers and sisters in the state of particulars, apply to the un-' dersisned, B. P. PARKER, Secretary.

208 Oneida Milwaukee, Wia. Or GEO. F. FULLINWIDER El Dorado Kansas do place is available, call up Scranton Kansas we are about 2000 strong and suppose tbat each member would secure hree new members and two suspended members and see that they kept in good tanding the coming year, look, at the The Great enormous gains the Grand Secretary's very highly and promised to send us the floor work adopted by the G. X.

of the state of New York. We were pleased to see sister Wilbur and others of "Crystal Fount lodge present at our last open session. We are personally acquainted with the workers at that place, also the obstacles in their work; but we sincerely hope that success may crown their report would show next Grand Lodge session and is there one of us who can not do this if we try? Let us labor harder to save the fallen and save 1 others from falling the coming year than ever before. Fraternally yours, Ricb P. S.

Look out for red hot ebot next month. We feel somewhat lonesome with cct the prize banner, but little Johnnie Hays had better be on the lookout or ve will capture it again next year. We sincerely hope that all of the delegates arrived at their homes in safety, Bro. Browning was delayed about aine hours by a delayed train, but we hope that when he did arrive at home tlat he found plenty of yaller legged dbicken. Some of our sisters are very anxious to learn if Bro.

Ghas Miller of Great Csnd arrived home in safety or not, Cow about that Bro. Miller. We hope that the papers of the edi Will, take you to the r.iOUHTAIIIS OR efforts in the near future. As we did not see a representative from Sunflower lodge we Would ask what we've done to you. Didn't we try to come over and visit you last summer a hay rack load of us and didn't we have to walk two miles to your town and dld't we get there too late for lodge and didn't we have to come home 00 the traiu and didn't we get wet and didn't It cost us boys so much that we couldn't treat our best girls to ice cream At the state meeting of the Good Templars Mrs.

Kate Clyde was appointed state organizer for the juvenile department. This important work could not have been placed in more worthy or competent hands. Empire' Daylight. THE SEA G0.1ST If you want to go quick with comfort night or day, take the great SANTA FE ROUTE. tors present at Grand Lodge did not for the rest of the summer, now what on.