The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-20
LET the EAGLE SCREAM,
So That all May Hear What lsav-
euworth viii do on the
Fourth Of July.
The Grandest Time Expected That
the City Ever Witnessed.
A Procession That Will Reach Over
Two Miles.
From sunday Mornings Daily i


The adjourned IN Getting of the citizens ."
meet "A committee of the Odd Fellows u per
feet further arrangements for the ceieotatiou
of the Fourth OF July, was neid last nign' ~
the Old Market house, Win Juose n NJ NJ
Ter in the chair.
The meeting was called TO order shortiy al
fer eight O'Clock, and from the nuiioer PIE
sent and the general interest mnn iesied- We
heIi,y. that the celebration To ttz~ place on
our next National Holiday will be the grand
est, largest and most brilliant that has ever
taken place west OF the Mississippi.
| Amer the meeting was called 10 order, tne
\ Chairman asked for some member OF the oid
EeIIoxs Com rnittee to make a general State
ment as 10 what had been done py thsih; ;
| EoI Moonlight stated what the order had
done y hat they were doing, ana "ha they
| exnected TO do and bow many Invitations
Z b.d haen sent out and how maby visitors,
4 as suesis of the lodges I'm this city, were eN-
4 neei.t TO be present, and from his statement,
there will be upwards OF
TWO THOUSAND
of those alone D.-ides the eight hundred IN
| / Ieavenworth He was followed by Mcs>Is.
| BrownhiIi, Weohner, and Others, whp suo-
stantiat.d The remarks made by Col. MOON
In wa, moved and adopted that all oIgani-
cations, clubs. and societies IN the city be M
| yited To participate
| Mr.. Woolf stated that he Dad JUST return. u
from Iowa, and that excursion parties as lar
east e Washington, Iowa, were making prep
aratiUns 10 visit Us ON that day..
A motion was introduced 10 invite the AT
adopted. and a motion 10 purchase materiai-
Tor their display in the evening was ALSO car
ried.
on Procession, submitted the names OF tit
follo~ing merchants that have signihed theii
intentions OF taking part In the indus,fia Ia,
parade, and all others should srhu iheh
names 10 Mr.. Chaplin by Wednesday next:
Abernathy Bros, furniture dealers sno
manufacturers 49,.
Robert Keith & Co., manufacturers and
| dealers in furniture.
r. n Hershheld, manufacturing Jeweier.
Nj. Strouse & Co., sisar dealers
George A. Eddy.
ketcheson * Durfee.
: sparrow q Jones, wholesale and retail
, Campbell & Kendrick.
John Mulvey, wood dealer.
T. Chaplin, dealer in wood, lime &C.
George Russell, tInware.
John o'Donneil, furniture, mattieSsrs, ~s
IL Mabbett & Co., agricultural imp.t
ments-
VIM Davis, hardware.
Polar Ice Company.
Geo. Nelics, agentK c. & C. B. r. r., 81
l L,ing Chaplin, Missouri Valley bill pos
? Robert ]. Brown, Browns Medicine Ma N u
!. featuring Company.
I Stevens & Garrigues, dealers In wagon I'M
. ,Iohn F. Richards & Co., hardware dealeri
I St John Sewing Machine Company.
Wilson Sewing Machine Company.
Caleb Chivers, dealers in melodeons-
James II. Foster, dry goods.
Charles Salinger, dealer IN ciotnihS.
= f.. Michael, dealer in clothing.
=. l.. North < Co., carriage manufacturers.
7 John Potter, carriage manufactured.
Kansas Brewing Company.
Kansas Wagon Company
"a Carl Hoffman, piano dealer.
l. Pemberton 4 Meade, boots and shoes.
q {. Jaggard, dry goods.
u q. W. North n Co, groceries
- j. Freezing. trunk factory.
L Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
!s H. II. Rash, mil er, four Wagons
y Rob. Leslie commission merchants.
e IeavenwoItn Bag Factory.
{ j. Foley, gas fitter-
y X Woolf & Bro, SHIRT depot.
John Dell, brewer.
p Il. Norman, stoves.
n j. Lyons, carriage maker.
~ j.. Marshall, grocer.
Henry Ettenson, dry goods.
/. Mayo agricultural I'm plements.
R.hee. q Co., foundry.
Henry Rrueggen, boots and shoes.
J. s Inwenthal, dry goods
J. w. Robinson, furniture.
Frank Zipp, boots and shoss.
Vim. Gordon, groceries.
N Thu chairman, during the proceeding
of the evening, announced the con
mitteeS as revised, and we would ask tho
whose names are mentioned TO go TO wol
Tomorrow and to do their utmost To awak'
an interest IN the celebration, and do all
their power TO add 70 the success OF the q
ten thousand strangers in the city. and '
must treat them well, and show them tn
the metropolis knows how 10 entertain
guests. Especial attention is called to u
w Following committees. There are no "fgu
heads" on them, and every gentleman nal
ed is expected TO do his share OF the work.
General ArrunoeneIts-H. NJ. Aller, cha
man: Alex. Caldwell, +. Fritsche, Mart
smith. Levi Wilson. NJ. Ii. InSley, Geo. u
Mt methun, John westlake, l.. L. smith, Tn,
Leonard j. l.. Abernathy, Ii. esher, l
Neely, John Seeker, Frank I. Lynch ~
Fred W. Willard.
Ffnance-William Small, chairman; j.
Farrell, Charles Pemberton, X. y. Hersh del
>, r. J. Brown,J. w. Crancer, Ed. Mallory J.
u Todd and &. NJ Salinger.
processiOn-E. Chaplin, chairman; Sidn
Smith, Capt G. =. Illsley, Councilman RI
man. Thomas Brentwood, w. E. Thom
Terry NJ. O'Brien, n. b. Perry and Char
Sparrow. ~
Dccorution and H1unination-John Wis
chairman j. b. Foster, Frank scott, Sc
Woolf George Chase, Al. Callahan, y. We
J. ii. MaurifZius and l.. Michael
FregcorEs-Robert Keith, Chairman; "a
las Dodsworth, Thos. =. Gab!e- VIM. Gorion
re- Theo. Egersdoiff, John Harmon, I. L. Johns
q n and John Lamber.
he Priniing and ddreTtising-E. ]. Morgan Cha
les man Ar thur Simmons, j. W. Park,
rs. PheIan, ]. ii. Crew, John Coulter, n. Z. d.
erS ris, John Connor and ]. Wollman.
nd RdiIroads-D. Byington, Chairman G'
nd W. Neiles, T. II. Davis, Sam B ack, C. }. By.
m ]. NJ. Allen, Alb. Few and j. IL. Lyon