Fraternal Society Meetings Listed Across Local Lodges
Masonic, Royal Arch, Woodmen, Knights Templar and other groups meet monthly with specific nights and officers named. Regular attendees and visiting members invited to attend the listed lodges and times at local halls and Masonic venues.
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Woodmen OF the World
Twe Lawax
Deranmuent
Spm
Oscar Kiker
Jon T. Lachess
Aleraxpem Rea No
Church Services Announced Across Several Congregations
United Presbyterians hold Sabbath services at 11 am and 7 am with Sunday School at 9 am. C E meeting at 7 pm. Pastors J C Rowery and CW Hanwxep lead at different chapel venues. Lamar and May Valley Churches hold morning and afternoon worship with Sunday School weekly. All welcome to attend. youth groups invited.
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Othe United Presbyterians
M. C
M. E
C. E
Gocvie
Leer M. Nownes
Dona Nerson
All Favor an Exhibit at Omaha Exposition
Public spirited citizens in five counties back a $2000 per county exhibit at the Omaha Exposition. The push aims to attract eastern home seekers to the Arkansas Valley by showcasing resources, climate, and growth prospects to attract immigration and land buyers.
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la Junta
Omaha
Register
Golden West
West
Omaha Exposition
Pueblo Board of Commissioners
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
St. Louis
Seattle
Community Notes From Kiowa County Colorado
Rev Berkley and family visit Mr Kennedy and family in town. County Superintendent Barnes remains ill but hopes to return soon. Road Overseer Stubbs finishes a bridge across Buffalo Creek on the north side. J L Mayfield visits Colorado Springs for business. Pete Nelson travels eight miles to meet the Odd Fellows goat. Jacob Blumer plans to move to the Pacific coast then western Alaska next spring. Granada boasts heavy snow and strong sleigh prospects, Fred Mohr hosts eight land seekers, Italian investors eye Amity lands near Granada.
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Barnes
Stubbs
Buffalo Creek
Jacob Blumer
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Granada
Fred Mohr
May Valley social notes and incidents
W P James struggles to force a well into flow. A birthday party at E B Leatherman’s brought joy to all ages. The Friday lecture failed to occur and likely deprived an intellectual treat. Ira Swadley shipped hogs to Denver and accompanied the shipment. Russell Coates aimed to reclaim money if the lecture failed, seen with a large 45-60. Mr and Mrs H McVey surprised on their thirtieth anniversary with many friends joining despite cold weather. the event nearly filled the house and was enjoyed.
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W. P. James
E. B. Leatherman
Ira Swadley
Denver
Russell Coates
H. McVey
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