Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 December 1902 — Page 11

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HOLDING ELECTIONS

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Jackson Club Met Lzet Night and Nominated Officers and Made isv -. Piar.s for Jackson Day. 98 •".

The J&ukscn club met last night anil ru^hi ncd officers aiul also made plun3 for the celebration of Jackson day.

The election takes place oil the afternoon and evening of Friday, December 'I, .while the installation of officers will he. one of the features of the observation of .lackson day. A banquet will follow the installation of officers. Arrangements for this annual affair are in charge of F. A. McNutt, ('. K. Dufiin, George M. Crane, A. J. Gallagher and Louis Gerhardt, a committee named by President Stuart Jordan to have full power to act in selecting the place for the banquet and in securing the speakers..

Attention was called to the opening Aanee and reception on next Thursday night. Elmer Duncan. J. G. King, Charles Dtierson and Willir.m Paddock ?\ave made all arrangements for the first Monthly reception and the members are all invited to be present. Music will be furnished by E. B. Schmidt.

The officers nominated last night are all representative club rnr:ri1"ors who have taken an active interest in the work of the organization. Where more, than one candidate was placed in nomination a lively contest of a friendly nature is expected and a large vote probably will be polled. The nominations follow:

President—John E.. Cox and Clarence E.. Williams. First Vice President—Charles P.. Duffin.

Second Vice President.—Elmer Duncan and John Harkncss. Recording Secretary—John G. King.

Assistant -'"Recording .Secretary— Charles Weidel and G. A. Mporhead. •Financial Secretary—Ferd Frank. •ft^rtWurev—G. A. Conzmau. -sisf ants—G. 1. Kisner and George i\!. Crane. •'Marshal—Fiank Schmidt.

Bergen nt.-at-arms—Peter Dreher. Board of Directors (three to be elected i—X. G. Wallace, Ernest Meissel, Louis Ccrhardt. W. E. Davy. William Koedel, J. M. Vickroy, Charles Scott and:0- W. Tomlinson.

Election officers named by President Jordan were: F. Schmidt and Benjamin White, judges, and E. Gerstrn.yer and Charles Lucas, clerks.. The polls are to be open from 2 to 9 p. m. Friday and an effort will be made to have a voting machine.

Royal Tent Election.

.Officers for Royal Tent No. 120,: Knights of the Maccabees, were elected liist' night as follows:

Past Commander—II. II. llutton. Commander—J. E. Bigham. Lieutenant Commarder—Harry Lee. Record Keeper—W. B. ilic-e. Finance Keeper—Fred Wagner. Chaplain—F. V. .Cook. ..Physician—l L\ C. Stunkard.

Sergeant—-C. H. Paige. Master-at-arms—M. U. Martin. First ATa«ter of Gunrd—P. G. Paige. Second MasU-v of Guard—William Bnilev.

Sentinel—E. E. Miller. Picket—E. L. McGinty. Trustees—William Clark, Clyde Scott and T. C. Stunkard.

Til'1 new officers will be instated at the first .meeting in January.

Relief Corps Election.

The m-emhcirs of the Morton Post Womcns Relief Corps met at their hall at Third street and Wabash avenue last nighit and elected the following officers for the ensuing year:

President—Mrs. Mary MeA1 vane. Senior Vice President—Mrs. Minnie Crawford.

Junior. Vice President—Mrs. Mary Piper. Chaplain—Mrs. Sarah Spencer.

Treasurer—Mrs. Mattie J. Burget. •aGuftrd—Mrs. Lizzie Xeely. ^^Coriiivictor— Annie Spencer. delegates to the department eneampn'Alt to be held' in Anderson—Rachel Lo.'ktnttn and atherine Jennings.

The new officers will be installed on the 1st of January.

Royal Arcanum Officers. The Equity Council No. 324 of the Royal Arcanum met at its hall in the Nnvlor-Cox building last evening ami elected the following officers for the coming year?

Past Regent—W. E. Tibbetts.Regent—W. H. Hogue. Vi«fc_ Regenjt—H. Heinig. OratoiM5. L. Kelso. Secretaly—W. C. LnWes. Collector-—T. T), Wilson. Chaplain—L. W. Williamson. Oiiide—W. A. TTnvnes. Warden—J. "FT, Smith. Scntn—T. TT. C. Roy??. Trustee for Three Years—J. W. Lnndriyn.

Reprewntrlivo to Gni'id Coitrici?— George R. Hebb: altm'tiate, W. E. Tibbetts.

Tht? officers elected last night will he iiistalled nt the first, meeting nisrht in •Trtnunry and «?n entertainment, and banouet Will probably bo. given oft that cveniiig.

Court of Honor Officers. Tcrrc Hnute District, Court of HYfiior, No. 224, nt the regular Wednesday evening meeting elected' the following officers for the coming fear: ...

Chatteellor-^Angust JCotseli. Viet! Ch»liP«1!or-^C. C. Rsnkin. Past CTmnc-pllor—L. E. Wood. Recorder—William M. Bailer.

Treasurer—F. L. Campbell. Cliaplain—I. D. Ferrel. Conductor—Mrs. Maud Wilson. Sentinel—W. H. Batqjjelor. Medical Director—Dr. Leslie McLain. Trustee—John F. Ferstenburger. "William Bailey was elected delegate to represent this coftrt at "the—state fourt meeting which is to be fi5llf dt'* Indianapolis February 24 15)03.

MACCABEE ELECTION

Terre Haute Tent Chooses New Set of Officers for Next Year—Installs* tion in January.

T&rre Haute Tent No. 121, Knights of the Maccabees, elected officers on Thursday evening, December 4 as folows:

Past Commander—O. H. Donham. Commander—George Webb] Lieutenant Commander—George lnida

Record Keeper—Otto HannS. Finance Keeper—J. W. Rowley. Chaplain—R. C. Smith. Physician—Dr. A. T. Payne. Sergeant—E. F. Wellinger. !Master-at-arms—J. G. Becker. First Master Guard—John Wolfe. Second Master Guard—J. D. Wilson. Sentinel—B. L. Huffman. Picket—Charles Ward.

Vigo Tent, Maooabees.

Vigo Tent No. 43, Knights of the Maccabees, held its. annual election on Tuesday evehlng, December 2. The following ofllcers were eleCtod for the year 100,1:

Sir Knight Past Comf! alulcr—-Fred Snodgrass. Sir Knight Lieutenant Commandt r— Samuel C. Budd.

Sir Knight Record Keeper—George E. Reinhard. Sir Knight Finance Keeper—John GrUcsing.

Sir Knight Chaplain—Ed Lewis. Sir Knight Sergeant—John Heldelle. Sir Knight. Master-at-anns^Joseph Barber.

Sir Knight First Master Guard—-Ern-est A. Hon re. Sir Knight Second Master of Guards— William F. Gottsehalk.

Sir Knight Sentinel—Ornn A. Fagg. Sir Knight Picket—^Ghnrlfis S. Elliott. Trustee for Three .Yearsjr-^Sir. Ktiight Fred Teit.

The Uniform Rank a meeting after tent review and several new members placed their names on, the list.

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The Uniform Rank expects to be in fine shape by spring under the command of Sir Knight Captain S. C. Bud'd.

FO'STY HOURS

Service Will Begin Tomorrow Evening at St. Joseph's Church on South Fifth Street.

Sfc. Josephs' church will Open with solemn high mass Sunday morning the forty hours' devotion services which will 'last until Tuesday night. At the opening mass there will be a procession of the girls of St. Joseph school and thirty altar boys of the church. The first sermon will be preached by the Rev. Father Chartrand of Indianapolis, secretary to the bishop, at 7:30 Sunday night. Father Croniil bf Clinton will preach at the same hour Mottdny night and Father Ryves of St. Anil's church will deliver the address the succeeding Evening. The services will close with the same procession of girls and altar boys that Will appear at the opening service.

Next Sunday the annual. coal collection of the year will be taken up at St. Joseph's church.

MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS

Diecusties the MArits of Anti-Toxin in the Treatment of Diphtheria Cases.

The monthly meeting of the Vigo Medical society was held Thursday evening at the cOttt't hoUse. A general discussion of recent advances In medicine and especially diphtheria anti-toxin was eng'aged lit. All of the physicians advocated the iise of anti-toxin, as a preventative of diphtheria. The r.ext meeting of. the association will be held On January x. At that time the election of officers and the annual banquet will take place..

Ink a is a timely topic. At tills seasoil of coiighs and colds it is well to know tliiit Foley's lioney and Tar is the greatest throat and luiig remedy. It cures quickly and prevents serious results from a cold. For gale by all druggists,

You better Hurry up if you wailt HolloWay to make your Christmas pliotogTaphS.

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RED MEN'S ELECTIONS

UTE TRIBE WILL VOTE WEDNESDAY EVENING.

BANQUET PLANNED IN FUTURE

Will Be Held First Meeting Night in January, Incidental to the Installation of Officers.

The anfiual election of Ute Tribe, Order of Red Men, will be held Wednesday evening at the Red Mens' hall, on South Third street. The officers nominated for positions in the lodge: Sachem, C. L. Kalber senior sachem, C. Eisman junior sachem, W. J. Spencer, E. C. Eiskmeier and B. G. Oberlv prophet, E. E. Messick trusted to hold eighteen mofiths, Lee Jaclisdft and A. R. Watson charge of records, G. I Kisner keeper of waitiputti, T. N. Allen.

At the next meeting arrangements will be made to hold the annual bati^ fplet at the installation of tiew officers. The banquet will be held on tile first meeting night in January, 1903. Barney Masselihk was taken through the adoption degree at the meeting this' week.

Several mem,bets of Ute tribe Are ilk Among them are W. B, MeCluSkey. Charles Meurer and J. K. Schwartz. Louis Schraeder, who has been serioiisly sickt is now nt the Union hospital and on the road to recovery.

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Foley's Honey and Tar positively cures {ill throat artd king diseases. Refuse sub stitutes. For sale by all druggists.

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