Odd Fellows Visit St Helens for Grand Lodge Installation
About 45 to 50 Odd Fellows from the peninsula and St Johns visited St Helens Lodge No. 117 for a grand installation. Uther W. Clark delivered the charges without a prompter, and the officers were installed amid praise. Visitors from Buffalo, South Omaha, and Minneapolis joined roughly 125 in attendance. The event included initiation work and a late-night feast featuring clam chowder and shrimp salad.
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Peninsula
St. Johns
St. Helens
St. Helena
Multnomah
Hall of
St. Helens Lodge No. 117
Uther W. Clark
W. A. McIntire
Frank Gliecki
N. G
Wm. A. Harris
W. G
C. W. Blakesley
Wm. M. Ross
A. C. Popejoy
Chas
M. McCauley
Wao
J. Fullerton
N.G
Harry R. Clif
M. D
V.G
J. W. Allen
J. P. McIntyre
Weeks
Buffalo
N. Y
Omaha
Nebr
Minneapolis
Minn
Brothers
Houston Lodge
Laurel
Wim
M. Ross
Windom
Harry R. Clift
Uther Clark
W. J. Fullerton
W. Melntire
Eugene Smith
Laurel Lodge
Clif
City Council Discusses Ferry Boat Sale and Street Upgrades
The 44th council meeting notes a petition to sell the ferry James Johns and have the county operate it. They also consider Thompson Street grading, lighting at several intersections, and water front improvements. Budget items and cement walk ordinances are discussed along with employing unemployed for city wood procurement.
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Peterson
Raya Sealyie
T Commercial Club
James Johns
Leggett
Thompson Street
W. C. White
Committee On Finance
Capron
Reity Hall
Laurel lodge hosts club outing on the Columbia River
The report describes a lodge gathering aboard the Multnomah on the Columbia River with brotherly speeches and lively hospitality. Dr. Clift led the refreshments and demonstrations, while Wim M. Ross gave an instructive address. A note praises the January issue of the Northwest Poultry Journal and urges subscriptions.
Doric Lodge Installed by Masons in City
The Doric lodge A F and A M received a dispensation and was installed last Saturday with M W Lot Pierce of Oregon Grand Lodge and visiting dignitaries from Portland Salem and Eugene in attendance. Officers include Joseph Mc Chesney W M Allen R Jobes S W and J F Hendricks treasurer. Doric lodge will meet the first and third Saturdays at 7:30 PM at Jersey and Leavitt Streets. Master Masons invited.
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Our City
M. W
Lot Pierce
Grand Lodge of
Oregon
Portland
Salem
Eugene
Doric
A. M
Joseph McChesney
W. M
Allen BR. Jobes
S. W
R. M. Johnson
J. W
W. H. Jobes
S. D
S. C. Davis
J. D
KE. Williams
J. F. Hendricks
W. D. Weeks
J. H. Smith
A. Sackett
Tyler
M. Johnston
Norris R. Cox
James F. Robinson
J. C. Moreland
Wright
M. Wright W
Washington Lodge
W G
Shellenbarger
P. M
W. M. Chamberlain
Columbia Lodge
M. W. Pend Taster
Doric Lodge
Free Masonry
New Lodge
Maisons
Jersey and
Leavitt Sts
Brooks Arrives in Juneau Sends Cheerful Update
J C Brooks reports arrival in Juneau after a brief stay of about twenty minutes before heading to type. He praises the weather and scenery from Seattle to Juneau, notes no need for a heavy coat but carries an umbrella, and promises a sample copy from his paper. He mentions plans to exchange papers and hopes to strike it rich soon.
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J. C. Brooks
Juneau
Alesha
St. Johns
Brooks
Junean
Uncle Sam
Seattle
Old Country
Brother Brooks
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Portland & Suburban Express CO
First and
Flanders Streets
Woodlawn
Burlington Street
A. Unger
Maker OY
ST. Johns Brick CO
Norsteemears
H. Henderson
Jersey Se
H. F. Clark
Goodrich
N. A. Gee
Henry
Eskel Linguist
C. Oihus
D. S
Depot
Fessenden
King
Hayes and
Trumbull
Petit Popes
Man Gett
Burg Street
Bradford Street
Edwards
Oswego Street
Tidison Street
St. Johns Avenue
Moritis Bros
Supreme Court
Walker
Legget
Dobie
Jobes
Columbia
Brother Foote
Chain Gang
N. W. Poultry Journal
Whitwood Court
America
Richard Shepard & CO
Masons Institute Lodge
M. L. Holbrook
St. Johns Land Co
East St. Johns
Columbia Boulevard
O. R. & N. Railroad
Holbrook
C. Be, Bailby
Jersey Street
St. Johns, Ore
Clark & Wilson Lumber Co
Linnton, Oregon
Lumber Manufacturers
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