The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-10-09

Ex-Prsoners OF War.
LOO. +. Band, Peabody.
Pollock Post. q. A. K. No. a.
Peabody Post. G. A. L., No. 50.
Past Commander Walkrshaw and Stan
wamcxo COrnet Rand.
wamego Post. G. A. T.. No. S.
Monitor Post, G. A. r., No. 2SS.
lola Post. G. A r.. No. ~.
Hiawatha Post. G. A. X.
OskalOosa COrnet Band.
Commander w. II. Pond and STAN.
Fort Scott Drum Corps.
Casiin Post, G. A. K, No. III.
Franklin Relief Corps.
Franklin Post, q. A. r., No. 10.
McCoOk Post, G.. A. r., No. 81.
Pleasanton Cornet Band.
General X. Is. Burnett and staff.
Mound City Drum Corps. a.,
fitzpatrick Post, q. A. r., No. $50.
burnside Post Drum Corps.
Burnside Post G. A. X. Wyandotte.
MOulton Post. G. A r., No. IL.
Washington Drum Corps.
Washington Post, Il. A. H., No. IL.
Buckskin Band, Arkansas City.
windfieid Juvenile Band.
Daughters of Veterans.
Shermans Bummers
Cpur de Leon Band. Parsons.
Mound City Post. &. a. H.. No. 15s.
Yates Center Band.
WoOdson Post. q. A. L.. No IS.
Burlington Drum Corps.
Allison Post. g. A. r., No. Is.
Sons of Veterans.
Commander Fourth Brigade and Staff.
knights of Pythias Band. Emporia.
Eskridge Post. G. A. r., No. IS.
Chalk Mound Post, G. A. K. No. 54s.
Lyndon Post. g. A. H., No. IL.
Rice Post. G. a. K, No. Il.
Usage City Band.
Second Kansas Veterans.
MCPHERSON Drum Corps, Kansas City.
Scott Rifles Kansas City.
Wagner Post. G. A. K. No. 81. Independence
Holden Post, G. A. H., No. 81. Holden, Mo.
Colonel Grover Post, Warrensburg, Mo.
Ghilhnwip Post (,hilhOwie. Mo.
Fifth Kansas Veterans.
Sixth Kansas Veterans.
Seventh Kansas Veterans.
AtchisOn COrnct Band.
Eighth Kansas Veterans.
Twenty-hfth Illinois Veterans.
Ninth Kansas Veterans.
Atchison Drum Corps.
Tenth Kansas Veterans.
First Kansas BATTERY Veterans.
Eleventh Kansas Veterans.
Twelfth Kansas Veterans.
8 Xteenth Kansas Veterans.
LYONS Post, G. \. X. Atchison.
junction City Drum Corps.
Junction CITY Post, q; A. X; No; IL
Lew Grove Post, q. A. r.. No. liz.
Abilene Drum Corps.
Abilene Post. q. \. r.. No. 63.
CLAY Center Veterans.
Henderson Post. g. \. r., No. -.
MiltOnvae Post, &. A. X No. lU9.
Beloit Post. q. A. X No 14I.
General A. l.. Willard and staff.
RingOld band. Hutch nson.
Joe Hooker Post. q. A. X. No. Il.
Newton Drum Corps.
Meade Post. G. A. H., No. IA.
Relic Pla me Post, G. A. r., No. 3s7.
James Shield Post. G. \. r., No. -.
EllcnwoOd COrnet Band.
Newton Post, &. \. r., No. =.
Valley Center Post g. a. X; NO. 20.
Silver Lake Post. G. \. H., No. -.
Topeka Cornet Band.
Fort Pillow Post. q. A. r., No. 4.
Jesse Nelson Post, q. A. r., No. 62.
Seventh Kansas Veteran Cavalry Ton foot,
nl1 Soldiers and (itlZpnS CarrArpS
A number of G. A. Il. posts, represented
in Camp Grant, failed to fall in as Organi.
cations. the members present attaching
themselves to ether posts The display was
a grand one, much better than was antici-
pated an hour before the march commenced.
At the time of starting it seemed that all
the citizens of the city were on the camp
grounds, but when the column arrived in
the city Kansas avenue on both sides was
lined with people, from Third street to Tenth
street. The four miles travelled was accom-.
plisi,ed in little over an hour. Returning to
Camp Grant at noon. the different divisions
paraded the camp, marching and counter
marching, and finally broke up, and were
resolved into groups saying farewell, as in
deed it will be to many of them
THE SHAM RATTLE.
The sham battle la the afternoon was one
of the features Of the day, and was wit
messed by $1,000 peOple. Only one acct
dent occurred, and this at tie close OF the
battle. Walter Oliver, private, Company
ID, Third Regiment, had loaded and cooked
his gun and brought 1t to order, when it ex-
plOded. the blank shell tearing all the flesh
off his arm and iAjuring hin quite seri-
0usly.
GOODBYE.
At the last camp fire in the evening ad-
dresses were delivered by Congressman E
II. Funston, Il C. Perkins, Ex-Governor
George T. Anthonv .sad sthers, aud after a
general hand-silaking the great Rm,iOA Of
'SSs was at close.