The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04
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Al Inc ADJOURNED meeting held at the
County Clerks Office May Goth, for the pur-
pose of making final arrangements for at
tending the Soldiers Reunion
| On motion of E. G. Timme, all the veter-
ans of KenOsha city and county who intend
TO participate in the Soldiers Reunion to be
held at Milwaukee, Wis, from June 7th to
to 18th, are requested to assemble on Mon
day, June 9TH, in front of the Court House.
at 10 clock A. NJ, sharp, and then to pro-
coed from there to the Railroad depot, to
take the IL: 45 train for Milwaukee, and all
veterans arriving on the train from the west
to join with the veterans from the city at the
depot.
On motion, and in accordance with the re-
quest of the Executive Committee of the Re-
union, all veterans, or as many as can con-
Veniently do so, are requested to wear dark
clothes and slOuched hats or fatigue caps.
They will also provide themselves with
blankets, tin cups, tin plates, knife, fork and
spoon, prepared to 60 into camps.
Railroad fares will be at the rate of one
and half cents per mile for soldiers and all
others. Railroad tickets will be good for
ten days.
On motion, Capt Chas. Frantz was elected
to take charge of the veterans to and from
Milwaukee.
Capt. b. g. Tmme presented the Bill of
Fare and Programme, as adopted by the Ex-
ecutiVe Committee at Milwaukee. and the
Secretary was instructed to have both pub
lished with the proceedings of this meeting
BILL OF FARE.
FIRST DAY.
Breakfast-Be efsteak. Hot oatmeal mush
Hotrolls and butter. Potatoes.
Coffee.
Breakfast.-Boil eggs. Corned beef hash.
Hot corn. Bread and butter Hot rolls
and butter Coffee
Dinner.-Boiledh ham. Boiled potatoes. Boiled
mutton with caper sauce. Bread and
butter Tea and coffee.
Breakfast.-Beefsteak Oatmeal mush. Hot
rolls and butter. Boiled potatoes Coffee.
Dinner.-Corned beef and cabbage. Pork
and beans. Green corn Bread and
butter. Coffee. Boiled rice
Supper corned beef. Pork and beans.
Hot rolls and butter Hot corn bread
and butter. Tea and coffee.
FOURTH DAY.
Breakfast.-Beefsteak Veal Outlets. Corn
bread and butter. Wheat bread and
butter. Coffee.
Dinner.-Hot bacon and greens. Irish stew
Pork and beans. Potatoes. Bread and
butter. Coffee.
Supper.-Cold pork and beans. Cold bacon
Hot oatmeal. Bread and butter Tea
and coffee.
And all this will cost but fifty cents day
Who could ask for better rations or lower
prices than these? All soldiers who cannot
provide themselves with quarters in advance
will do well to provide themselves will
blankets, cup, tin plate, knife and fork anC
spoons. Those from the same locality Nigh
form messes among themselves. The tents
will be foored with boards and provided
with straw
PROGRAM NINE.
; MONDAY, JUNE 7th.
Reception Of comrades, and distribution
Of badges by the Reception Committee, anC
preparation of Camp. Evening: Local Re
unions, social visits, Camp fires, ETC., etc.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th.
Morning: Reception of comrades, dis
tribution of badges and preparation of Camp
continued. Afternoon: Meetings for loca
, organizations, social Reunions, etc. Even
ing: Election of officers of the Wisconsin
Reunion Association grand illumination o
the Camp; Address of Welcome by Genera
f. G. Winkler, Chairman Of the Reception
Committee; Response in behalf of the Wis
consin Reunion Association, by Colonel VIM
F. Villas, of Madison Songs, etc.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th.
Grand Parade. Formation of Column
: and Reception and Escort of General u s
Grant, and other distinguished Union Gen
!. erals.
| Wednesday evening in Camp: Crane
Summer Nights Festival, Music. All thu
Musical Societies in Milwaukee are expected