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DES MOINES BUSINESS DIRECTORY ..
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CITY OFFICERS.
P M Carey, mayor; J C Painter, treasurer, J M Laird, auditor; W C| Hillis, police judge; L R Davis, police clerk; Marcus Kavanagh Jr., solicitor; W W Williamson, ass't solicitor; Frank Pelton, city engineer; M. Laird, ass't engin -! eer; ] [] smith, marshal; P Burns and W |H Shannon, deputy marshals; Phuip Nau, superintendent of markets; R .C Johnson, chief of fire department; G B Wicks and S Riggs, street, commissioners; S Riggs, L A Hammer and Jacob Waggoner sidewalk commissioners.
CITY COUNCIL.
First ward, M Drady; second; $ A Robertson, third, J R Rollins; fourth, L Hyland; fifth, Archie Christy; sitth, M H King; seventh, M Egan; at large: George Garver e s; |C P Holmesw . M H King, president pro tem of the council; W D! Christy, city clerk
STANDING COMMITTEES, 1882.
Ways and means, Rollins, Holmes, King; claims, King, Robertson, Egan; judiciary, Holmes, King; Rollins streets and alleys, Hyland, Garver, Drady; sidewalks, Christy, Drady, Robertson; sewers, | Robertson, Garver, King; water works, King, Robertson, Garver; bridges and coal lands, Egan, Garver, Hyland; fire department; Drady, Christy, Rollins; printing, Rollins, ' Christy, Hyland; special | assessments, Holmes, Hyland, King; gas lights' and lamps, Christy, Hyland, Egan; conduct of city officers, Egan, Drady, Christy; damages, Garver, Holmes, Drady; railroads, King, Robertson! Egan; public buildings; Drady, Garver, Hyland; paving, Robertson,! Rollins, Holmes; cemetery the Mayor, Gar- yer, Ilalmes.
POLICE FORCE.
.Chief, Adam Hafner; Capt, Charlie Shafer; Edward Lewis, John Lewis, James Murphy, Cormic McConley, Albert Colflesh, P. W. Starkweather, Timothy Her- rington, ES Hensley, Thos Nagle, Edward Daugherty, John Bird, George Tay- lor, R M Thompson, Clay Smith.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
FIREMEN WEST SIDE.
Thomas Kemp, president; George W Sample, secretary; L. Kimball treasurer; Reame |Johnson, chief; David Utterson, asst chief; L Kimball, hose foreman; Frank Mosier, lasst foreman; H W Gutshall, Patrick Tallen, drivers. -
HAWKEYE HOSE CO. NO. I. !
W A Mosier, chief, D Utterson, asst chief; H W Gutshall, driver.
E. J. INGERSOLL HOSE NO. I.
Jack Parka, foreman; Patrick Tallen, asst foreman.
RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER.
Jahn Richmond, foreman, George Sample, asst foreman.
FELLOWSHIP HOSE CO. NO. 2.
Roam C Johnson, president; Frank C Harris, treasurer; W Shannon, secretary,
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POLK COUNTY OFFICERS.
P' H 'Bristow, auditor; George W Bristow, deputy auditor; P' Ankeny[ olerk; I. A Wilkinson and W D) Foote, deputy clerks; R ' K Miller, treasurer; A C Mil- ler and C B Worthington, "Smith, deputy sheriff; J J
deputy treasurers; A D Littleton, Sheriff; Edward L Payne, recorder. D A Kent, county superintendent; J W. Griffith, coroner; H. G Carpenter, jailor. Board of Supervisors: Levi Kry- .sher, chairman, Allen township; [ H Windsor, Des Moines Christy, Lee township; M E Town, Camp township ;. George township.
township; William W Miles, Madison
STATE OFFICERS.
NOTE .- Where not otherwise stated, the post-office address of state officers is Des Moines.
1 Buren R Sherman, Governor; Welker Given, private secrethry to the governor; Orlando H Manning, lieutenant governor, post-office Carroll; George R .Struble, Speaker of the house of representatives, post-office, Toledo; John, A T Hull, Asecretary of state; William T Hammond, deputy secretary of state,' William V Lucas, auditor of state; Rufus L Chase, deputy auditor of state; Edwin H Con- ger, treasurer of state; Charles R Chase, deputy treasurer of, state; James K Powers, register of state land office; John M Davis, deputy register of state land office; Sidith McPherson, attorney general; Edward J Holmes, clerk supreme court; B \V Hight, reporter supreme court; John W Akers, superintendent of public instruction; Ira. C. Kling, deputy superintendent of public instruction; William I. Alexander, adjutant and inspector general and A Q M G; Parker.G. Wilson, state mine inspector; MIrs S B Maxwell, state librarian; Frank M Mills; state printer; Mat Parrott, state binder; Professor Nathan I Leonard, superinten- dent weights and measures, post-office, Iowa City.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTHI.
William S Robertson, Muscatine, president, term expires January 31, 1888; Phillip W Lewellen, Clarinda, term expires January 31, 1885) Wilmot HI Dickin- son, Des Moines, term expires January 31, 1889; Henry If Clark, 31cGregor, term expires January 31, 1886; Justin M Hull, Lake Mills, ferm expires January. 31, ISS4; Ephraim' M Reynolds, Centerville, terni expires January 31,, 1887; James L Loring, Dallas Center, term expires January 31, 1687; S B Olney, Fort Dodge, term expires January 301, 1883; Smith McPherson, attorney-general, er- Aficio, Red Oak; R J. Farquharson, secretary; L F Andrews,: Des Moines, asst secretary,
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BOARD OF CAPITAL COMMISSIONERS. OFFICERS.
R S Finkbine, superintendent of construction ;. Ed Wright, asst superintendent of construction; John G Foote, superintendent of finance; Buil & Hackney, archi- tects.
MEMBERS OF BOARD .- Governor Buren R. Sherman, Cyrus Foreman, Osage, ' John G. Foote, Burlington, Robert S Finkbine, Des Moines, Peter A Dey, Iowa City, Ed. Wright, secretary of the board, Des Moines.
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COMMISSIONERS OF PHARMACY.
Charles A Weaver, Des Moines, president, term expires April 23, 1883; Olaf M Oleson, Fort Dodge, vice-president, term expires April 23: 1883; George H Schafer, Fort Madison, secretary and treasurer, ferm expires April 23, 1882. Appointed by the governor, as provided by chapter 75, laws of 1880.
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COMMISSIONERS.
A R Anderson, Sidney, derm expires April 1, 1884; |Peter A Dey, Iowa . City, term expires April 1, 1883; James Wilson, Traer, term :expires April I + 1885; E G Morgan, secretary of the board, (Des Moines,
STATE MILITIA:
Buren. R Sherman commander-in-chief; W. L Alexander, adjutant and major general: Dr E JJ McCorrisk, surgeon general; M T V Bowman, special aid-de -. camp. to commander in chief, fank, lieutenant; ordnance sergeant, John T Hume.
THIRD REGIMENT. J. T Priestly, surgeon; If W Parker, hospital steward.
COMPANY A, THIRD REGIMENT. Captain, Frank Daugherty; first lieutenant, Steve E Cate; second lieutenant, W ฿ Arnold.
LOOBY STATE GUARD (COLORED).
Captain, Wm H Milligan; first lieutenant, George Taylor; second lieutenant Anderson Monroe.
IOWA PRISONERS' OF WAR. ASSOCIATION.
HEAD QUARTERS DES MOINES.
President JE Wilkins, Des Moines;[ corresponding sec'y, J J Stuckey, room 7, n e cor 7th and Walnut sts, Des Moines, Iowa. Annual meeting' will be held
during state fair.
STATE JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT.
Austin Allams, chief justice, Dubuque; term expires December 31, 1686. | \Vil- liam If Seegers, 'judge, Oskaloosa; term expires December 31, 1882. James. G Day, judge, Sidney; term expires December 31, 1883. James H Rothrock, judge, Tipton; term expires December 31, 1884. Joseph M Beck, judge, Fort Madison; term expires December 31, 1885, Smith McPherson, of Montgomery county, at- forney-general; post-office, Red Oak; term. expires December 31, 1882, Edward J Holmes, clerk, Des Moines; term expires December 31, ISS2. B. W Hight. Council Bluffs, reporter; term expires December 31,, 1882.
DISTRICT COURT-FIFTH DISTRICT.
William If McHenty, judge, Des Moines; term expires December 31, 1882; Milliam Connor Jr, district attorney; term expires December 31, 1882.
CIRCUIT COURT-FIFTH DISTRICT.
Josiah Given, judge first circuit, Des Moines; Stephen A Calvert, judge second circuit. All terms of office expire December 31, 1884.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT COURT.
Jupces .- Hon Samuel E Miller, associate justice United States supreme court, Washington, D C; Hon George W Mccrary, United States circuit judge, Keo- kuk, Iowa; James M Love, 'U S district judge, Keokuk, Lowa.
OFFICERS .- John S. Runnells, , Ul S district attorney; John W Chapman, U S marshal, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Ed K Mason, clerk U'S circuit court, Des Moines, Iowa; Henry C Love, clerk U $ district court, Des Moines; Iowa; Wm T Rankin, asst. U $ attorney, Keokuk, Iowa; John M Ballou, asst U S attorney, Dubuque, ' lowa; S S Ethridge, deputy U.S.marshal; Des Moines, lown; R Root, deputy U S marshal, Keokuk, Iowa; Geo C. Heberling, deputy U S marshal, Dabuque, Iowa; John T Stewart, deputy |U.S marshal, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Alfred Hobbs deputy 'clerk U'S district court, Dubuque, Iowa; Erie J 1.cech, deputy clerk U S district court, Keukuk, Iowa; Marshall Key, deputy clerk U S district court, Council ·Bluffs, Iowa.
TERMS OF COURT.
"The U S circuit and district courts meet at Des Moines, second Tuesday in May and third Tuesday in October; at Council Bluffs, the fourth Monday in March and, September; at Dubuque, the third Tuesday in April and'November; at Keo- kuk, the third Tuesday in January and June:
ORDERS AND SOCIETIES. MASONIC.
TEMPLE COMMANDERY NO. 4, K. T.
P H Skinner, E C; W HI Shepherd, generalissimo; J W Cheek, captain general; George Sneer, prelate; P V Carey, S W; L. B Cary, J W; Seth Graham, treasurer; D F Callender, recorder; E C Updike, 1 standard bearer; Matthew Long, sword bearer; J, N . Scholtz, W; J O Perrin, I N Rice and C V Rogg, guards; J G Rounds, George H, Maish and J C Macy, trustees; G. W. Wicks, Sr.
Stated conclayes on the evening of the second Friday of each month in the asy- lum, corner of Fifth and Walnut Streets .!
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W F Conrad, H P; W P Gulick, K; Erastus W Smith, S; Seth Graham, Treas. D F Callender, sed'y; C: Macy, trustee; L G Krull, C of F; H Robinson, ES; J. N Scholtz, R A C; E C Updike, G M: 3d V; J W Cheek, G \1 2d V; \] C Macy, G M Ist V; G B Wicks, guard.
. Stated convocations on Monday evening, on or before the full moon, at Masonic Hall, corner of Fifth and Walnut.
CAPITAL LODGE NO. IO, A. P. & A. H.
J G Rounds, W M; L G Krull, S W; E W Smith, J W. O Youngerman, treas- urer; Enos B Hunt; secretary; J S Merrill, S D; E G Updike, J D; N Simons, S;S; J. \ \Vitmer, J S; Wm. Albert, tyler; George H Maish, trustee.
Meets every Tuesday on or before the full moon at Masonic Hall, Walnut, sw cor 5th. HOME LODGE NO. 370, A. F. & A. M.
H Snyder, W M; John W. Detwiler, SW; A C Stephenson, J W; D R Schmucker Treasurer; W F Conrad, See'y.
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Stated meetings Thursday evening on or before the full. moon, at their hall, 320
F. 5th St.
MASONIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Hall s w| corner 5th and Walnut
Meets first Tuesday in each month.
A. 0. U. W.
SELECT KNIGHTS
Headquarters Grand Legion, Des Moines; A P'Chamberlain, Des Momes, grand commander: 1 ] Stuckey, grand recorder, Des Moines. Annual meeting will be held in Des Moines in November, 1882.
NORTH STAR LEGION, NO.
OFFICERS FOR 1884-W N Heaton, select commander: \V F, Harding, vice commander; A C Newton, Lieut. commander; S V West, recorder; W A Fox, recording treasurer: George W Baker, select treasurer; T |C Mollett, standard bearer; A.W Brandt, chaplain; John Harley, guard; M M Winsell, J \V; J'Wise- Theart S WI
This legion numbers 30 members, uniformed, and in good standing, and meets the ad and 4th Friday in each month at Good Templars' hall, cor Esth and Ld- cust Sts.
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
George H. Miller, CM W, Mason City; G. S .Godfrey, G F, Des Moines; E B. Gardner, CO, Council Bluffs; R A Whittaker, grand recorder, Waterloo; E A Wadleigh, grand recelfer, Clinton.
DES MOINES LODGE, NO. 18.
OFFICERS FOR TERM ENDING JULY 1, 1882 .- S. I Selby. M W; V F .Harding; foreman; W A Fox, overseer: J J Stucker, recorder; W, A Baker, financier; Wil- liam Slater receiver: E L Fitch, guide; J Fredrick, J \; G A Crandale, O W; I W King, G A Crantale and T B Robinson, trustees. 1
Lodge numbers 126 members, in good standing and meets each week on Thurs day evening at Odd Fellows, hall, 4th St.
CAPITAL LODGE, NO. 14.
Jacob Wiseheart, MIW; George W Mcclelland, P. M W; T C Mollett, fore; man; M |C Lewis, OF A C Newton, recorder;' W. N Heaton, financier; I C Paige, receiver: A'S Davis, guide: Dan. A Poorman, I W; A A |Chamberlain,
Meets every Tuesday night at their Hall, E 6th, cor, Sycamore.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
CAPITAL CITY, NO. 29. Carroll Wright, PO| W V Leech, C C; W. A Park, V C; C C Fuller, P; IN - Sholtt, K of R & S; George B'Hippee, M of E, John W Roan, MI of F; C M Lewis, M of A: J R |Roberts, T G: W B George, O G.
MYRTLE LODGE NO. 9.
Ed Smith, P.C; Charles Weitz, CC; John Ross, V. C; John Sibley, K of R & S; E D James, Bel; Fred Harbach, M of E: D G Rhoades, M of F; Marion Hearsh- man, M at A; George Howell, I G; A Madole, O G. :
Meets every Tuesday evening at their hall, over 517 Walnut St.
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ODD FELLOWS.
PIONEER TEMPLE NO. 1.
P V Carey, venerable oracle and commander; D S Mutchlar, oracle; Charles Min Jus, vice oracle. Charles L Kahler, treasurer; W H Turner, secretary: J C Loper, marshal.
CAPITAL LODGE, NO. 106.
- James Waters, & G; C A Harvey, MEG; ( II Hansen, recording secretary; A W . . Guthrie, permanent secretary; Robert Lyon, treasurer.
JONATHAN LODGE, NO, 137,
.M Newman, NIG; George . Richter, V G; [ quis Stutz permanent secretary Charles Ruecker, recording secretary. 1 1 FT DES MOINES LODGE, NO. 25. -
T B Robinson, N G; DER Mutchiar, V G; William Talmage, P G; T & Jelley secretary; C S Kahler, treasurer. Trusted :- P. V Carey, president; George Sheer. treasurer; W E Davis, secretary .. . Meets in Odd Fellows hall, State Insurance building, every Monday night. EBENEZER ENCAMPMENT NO. 16. IJ C Loper, C P: W E Davis, S W: D L. Mutchlar, I] P: William Musson. scribe: Louis Stutz, treasurer.
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Meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at Odd Fellows' hall, State In- surance building, Fourth street.
ODD) FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
. 'S C Read, president; Philip Nau, vice president; FF } Metzler, secretary; Louis Stutz, treasurer.
. Meet at Jonathan Lodge. : No 137, on the first Wednesday evening in each month,
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.
TRINITY GROVE, NO. 20 Ole Sarsen, N A; Charle's Carlson. V A; E Friskt secretary; Andrew Hansen, treasurer; John Peterson, J ; Frank Edwardson, O G. Meet at Odd Fellows' hall, cor 6th and Sycamore sts! FRATERNITY GROVE, NO. 18.
PV Carey, past arch and representative to Grand Grove; James Laing. N. A ;. Jacob Beaner, V A; W E Davis, secretary; J W Cokenower, treasurer; SBB Keffer. I G. 1 IMPROVED , ORDER OF RED-MEN.
SAUX TRIBE, NO. 2.
7 T M Knight, sachem; C C Porter, senior sagamore; F | Junior sagamore; C |L Smith, chief of records; Dr. E D' Wiley, keeper of wampum.
,Council on Friday the fifth sleep of every seven suns, at the eighth run/ at their wigwam, over 405 Walnut street.
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G,, A. R.
STATE OFFICERS.
George B Hogin, Newton, commander; Frank DeFord, Stuart, senior vice com- mander; George L Wright, Dennison, junior vice commander; D|R Lucas, Des Moines, chaplain; L Hammer, Des Moines, medical director; N Townsend, New- ton, assistant adjutant, general; William Manning, Newton, quartermaster general L S Taylor, Keokuk, assistant inspector general; Robert Aiton, Des Moines, chief muistering officer.
JOE HOOKER POST, NO. 21.
:S L. Fullet, commander; WW E Davis, senior vice commander; F Beaner, junior vice commander; Jacob Beiner quartermaster; G. W Bywater, officer of the day: R A Rawlins, officer of the guard; De Witt C Stern, adjutant; $ M Dunlap, ser- geant major;' F'red Seamani, quartermaster sergeant, $ $ Hunting. chaplain: L Hammer, sergeant.
Meets each alternate Saturday evening. CROCKER POST! NO.' 12.
W. C Christy, commander; W A Abbett, senior vice commander; H H Salada, junior vice commander; A L. Smith, quarter-master; R W Foster, oficer of the day; W H Wright, officer of the guard; D R Lucas, chaplain; I. S Anderson, ad-
jutaht;, M .K McFadden, sergeant.
"feet's first and third Fridays in each month.
KINSMAN POST, NO. 7.
W W Phillips, commander; A Cully, senior vice commander; J T , Duvalll .junior vice commander; J. D. Williams, quartermaster; J II Graham, officer of the day; Webster Nagle, officer of the guard; G B. Hammer, chaplain; WIT Wilkinson, ad- jutant. 1
Meets each alternate Saturday evening.
LEGION OF HONOR.
ELDORADO LODGE, NO. 26.
J'O' Mahana, W P; A M Rouse, W . V.P .: B R Hutchins, recording secretary; T F Blackaller, financial secretary, Augustus Smith, treasurer; O'T Fuller, chaplain; John Hill, door keeper. E R Ilatchins, medical examiner.
Meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Red Men's ball, Wathut street.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
MI W Thomas, M D, president; A R Fulton, vice president; H A Reid, secretary; Prof. L B Cary, corresponding secretary and librarian; O P Pence, treasurer; Wal- lace Bailey, curaitor. The lgovernor, secretary of state and state librarian are ex- officio members of the board of directors.
Meets at Lincoln school building, secondi Tuesday evening of each month. I SWEDISH ECONOMIC SOCIETY-SKANDIA.
C| A Ryden, president; A V Nelson, secretary; Gus Pehrson, asstisecretary; J Lundstrom, recording secretary; J A Carlson, treasurer; Otto Johnson, asst treas- urer .. " 2* 1. '
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DES MOINES GUN CLUB. -
A Bryan, president; J S Jones, vice-president; EM Morrison, secretary; I) H Miles, treasurer; directors, J S Jones? O1 H Pickering, JE Hastings.
VASA LITERARY SOCIETY, AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. ]
Victor Nelson, president; Charlie Gaberson, corresponding secretary; Augusth Johnson, recording sec; Peter Stone, treas; Hilder Blomberg, asst treas. Hall on e, Locust in Hohberger block.
ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY AND MUTUAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATICINA
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1 L Hl Kurtz, president; John . Ruf, vice-president; R Wohlgemuth, secretary; Frank' Kuble, treasurer. Meets first Sunday in each month af the German-Catholic " . school house.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, ASSOCIATION, OF. DES MOINES TWP.
J A Robinson, captain; Wm Christy, Ist lieutenant; Jacob Beaner. jed lieuten- ant; J J Stuckey, Ist sergeant; M hrady, Quartermaster| Wm Hunt, commis, sary sergeant.
POLK COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
President, J Bowman, M D( first vice, J A Blanchard; second vice, A C Simon- ton; rec sec'y, J 'T Priestly; censors, J. A Blanchard, ch, J T- Kennedy, G B Han- awalt; treasurer, W. H Ward. , Elect new officers May 2.
BARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION.
P M Casaday, president; L P Sherman, treasurer; L II Bush sec'y.
SONS OF VERMONT.
E E Ainsworth, president; H F Royce, vice-president: S & Brinsmaid, secretary: W E Andrews, treasurer; executive committee, H B Lavens! J E Clarey.
YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION:
--- OFFICERS .- President A N Denman; vice-president, Chas R Chase; treasurer, S A Merrill; recording secretary, C F Loweth; general secretary, Harry F Sayles; assistant secretary, Henry H .Schich.
DIRECTORS. - Congregational, Geo R Osgood: Presbyterian, Harry West; First M E Church, W G Nixon; Baptist, Samuel! Saucerman; Lutheran TI. IL Schieb; Christian, A M Murphey; United Presbyterian, J S Anderson; Episcopal, Ed I: Carter; East Side Presbyterian, C E Kisser: Swedish Lutheran, C W Ohlander: Friend's Society, J D Mckinney.
Rooms, Court Avenue, east of post-office. . Open from 3 h m to 10 p.m. ៛ POLK COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Depository at Heywood's news depot,
PRINCESS ALICE LODGE . NO. 51, SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
Meets first and third Monday street.
of each month, at their hall over 405, Walnut
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CONDUCTORS' BROTHERHOOD.
Meet on' last Sunday of each month at Odd Fellows' hall, ing !;
state insurance build-
GERMAN TURNERS' ASSOCIATION.
1 Fritz, president; F Londerleiter, vice-president; H Hensen, rec secretary H Ruhmland, treasurer; J Buecheustein, ist turnwart; Wm Scharf, 2d turnwart; Will Weisbrad, fin secretary; H Kuffer, F Iblher, H. Ruhmland, trustees; L Eickeyrodt; singward 1
FIDELITY LODGE NO. 1693, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Meets in Odd Fellows' hall, state insurance block, 4th street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
[The officers of these societies change so frequently that it has been thought best not to give them.]
DES MOINES LODGE NO. 133, 1 0 G T. Meets every Saturday evening at their hall on n e cor 5th and e Locust!
UNION/LODGE,, NO. 263, 1 0 G T.
Meets Monday evening in Lea's hall, academy of music block, Walnut street.
WEST DES MOINES BLUE RIBBON CLUB.
Meets at mission chapel Thursday nights. Capital City Reform Club meets on the east side.
WOMENS' CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE, UNION.
Headquarters over Valley Bank, cor Court ave and 4th."
EQUITY COLLEGIUM NO. 46, Y A S.
. J.O Mahana, rector; | 'Alexander | Hastie, vice-rector; J M Shankland, questof; W D Christy, scribe. Meets at Red Mens hall first and third Tuesdays of each month!
OUR CIRCLE LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.
Rooms, '" Our Circle Hall,'
Youngerman block, Locust, between . 5th and 6th.
LADIES AID SOCIETY.
OFFICERS-Mrs. FIR Laird, president; MI's Harriet J Bellangee, secretary; Mrs
Henry, treasurer.
BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS .- J .H Windsor; rst vice-president, J G Rounds; 2d vice-president, S| A Robertson; treasurer, 'Simeon Casady; secretary, J|P Bushnell.
DIRECTORS, -- E: ]] Ingersoll, T|S Wright, J A Ankeney, Lamoine Mott, C. Youngerman, office on Court avenue, Aborn house block;
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WEST DES MOINES SCHOOL DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS.
I. H. Bush, president; J M St John, secretary; J . G. Rounds, treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
L H Bush, term expires 1983; C A Dudley, term expires 1883; G M Hippee, term expires 1884; John 'Beckwith, term expires 1884; W'm Musson, term expires 1$85; F S Whiting, term expires 1885. Board meets third Monday evening of. 1 each month.
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION.
L W. ,Parish, Lincoln Building;
teacher of music, J Woollett !!
LIST OF TEACHERS.
LINCOLN BUILDING .- Principal high school, -L B Cary; assistants, Miiss Flor- ence McDonald and |Miss Sarah I. Collier; room 10, Miss S|M Glisan; room 9, ; room 8, Miss Sophronia Nesbit; room. 7, Miss Addie I. Harvey; room 6,
room 5, -+; room 4, Miss Marion C Grayson.
IRVING SCHOOL, -Principal, Mrs L M Wilson; room 12, Miss Amelia Morton; room 11, Mrs S T Morrow; room Io, Miss C J Harvey; room 9, Miss Hattie Lennox; room S, Mrs M E Clark; room 7, Miss A J Ramsey; room 6, Miss A A Beach; room 5, Mrs J A Hanna; room y, Miss Hattie Campbell; room. B, Miss Minnie Curley: room 2, Miss Valeria J .Campbell; room I, Miss Mary A Roberts; room 13; Miss A G. Alcott.
CROCKER SCHOOL. - Principal, J W King; room S, Miss Sarah J Dexter; room 7, Mrs M T Hatch; room 6, Miss Helen C Crandel; room 5, Miss Mary A Saun- ders; room 4, Miss Etta Mayer; room 3, Miss Margaret A Bristow; room 2, Mary A Williams; room I, Miss Lydia A ,Berger.
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL .- Principal, G D Perkins; room s, ! Miss, E E Hunting- ton; room 4, Miss Mary Edwards; room 3, Miss Mary Maxwell; room 2, Mrs 2 T Burton; room I, Miss Hattie MeManima.
GARFIELD SCHOOL .. -- Principal, Miss Mary S. Frederick; room 3, . Miss Emma L Cressey; room 2, Mis E C Payne; room I, Miss Almeda Scott.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL .- Principal, C M Higley; room 5,- -; room 2, Miss. Rose Vimont; room I, Miss Isabella Bartholomew.
SEBASTOPOL ScriboL .. - Miss Cora Folsom.'
EAST DES MOINES SCHOOL.
BOARD. OFFICERS. -
Wmi Ankeny, president; Joseph Williams, secretary, office' 320 e 5th; H E Teachout, treasurer.
DIRECTORS .- J| D Williams, term expires 1883;i Wm Ankeney, term expires 1883; WVm Christy, term expires 1884; George Nichol, term expires 1884; D T !! Witter, term' expires 1$85; George Lendrum, term expires 18$5.
SUPERINTENDENT.
Leigh Hunt, office Bryant school building.
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HIGH SCHOOL.
J W, Wolfe, principal, Webster building.
BRYANT SCHOOL.
Sycamore and Pennsylvania ave.'
TEACHERS .- W II Dixon, Miss Laura Overman, Miss Mary McClelland, Miss
Dora Crooks, Miss Julia Palmer, Miss Ella Ti Johnson, Miss Ella V Johnson, Miss Mamie Stein, Miss M J Rigby, Miss Amanda Morey, Miss Goodman.
WEBSTER SCHOOL.
Twelfth and Lydh. ; TEACHERS -Miss' Emma L Parker, Miss Ella Hamilton, Mrs T E Se gler, Miss Franc M Lawrence, Miss Lou Mace, Miss Ella Goodrell, Miss A Perkins, Miss Berta Danburn, Miss Etta McMurray, Afiss Jennie Creigh.
LUCAS SCHOOL
Sixteenth and Locust.
TEACHERS. - Miss Jennie Steel, Miss Vina' Warr, Miss Annie Kennedy; Miss A King.
CURTIS SCHOOL
- Sixteenth and Raccoon. TEACHERS, -- Miss. L D |Headly! Miss Lillie Row.
Iiss. Sibbie C |Jeffries, Miss Ela W Wolfe,
BENTON SCHOOL.
Scott, near Twenty-second.
T Harvey.
BREMER. SCHOOL.
Second street, corner of Des Moines.
TEACHERS-Miss May Tibbitts,
MUSIC SCHOOLS AND SOCIETIES.
BAXTERIAN INSTITUTE OF MUSIC. 1
Misses Nichols and Treat, teachers of piano and organ, John Woollett, voice - culture;, Miss Zeline Mantey, violin.
DES MOINES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
By H I Proctor; over 720 . Walnut.
THOMAS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Misses Thomas, teachers of instrumental and vocal music; Locust, overin e ! cor 5th.
WOOLLETT OPERA |COMPANY.
Meets over 720 Walnut. ;
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