The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-03

Will De open from 10 ~ IN tue morning,
and then close for the day. The freight |
and genera! Offices of the railroads will be |
closed, but passenger trains win run as
usual
AT MOLINE
a demonstration on grand scale has been
arranged for, the exercises being in charge
of Woodmen camp of that city. The
following will be the program;
The Home Camp will assemble at their camp
room at 10 O'Clock a. m, sharp, and report at
TO- AS a. m. at the corner OF Sixteenth street and
Third avenue. Visiting camps and neighbors
will assemble at the same place.
The formation will be at 10 80 a. m, sharp, on
sixteenth street, with the right resting on Third
avenue, in the following order:
ogden's Light Guard band
Speakers in carriages
Rock Island Camp.
Milan Camp.
Davenport Camp
Lyons Camp.
Visiting Camps.
Visiting Neighbors
Moline Camp.
BROOKS GROVE
11:30am
Fourth Of July Pot Pourri ....,.. .ogden's Band
Opening Ode .Woodmen
Address OF Welcome . Mayor Martin Schillinger
Response and Grafton. ................ -.
-. ........... Head Physician P L. McKinnie
DINNER
During the dinner the following toasts viii be
responded to:
The ancient Woodmen................ ...........
..........-....... Head Clerk, H NJ Kennedy
The Modern Woodmen Head Consul, j c. Root
The Ladies'. Head Physician, P. l.. McKinnie
HlfNr tnaa chs nff hs
west, between Cooper and Wehrend and Peterson
and Smith, under Illinois, Iowa and Indiana rules
Grafton . 80 p m. ....... Head Consul, j C. Root
Amusements-Foot race, 100 yards-Prizes 81
and$S
Sack race-Prizes, s. and s. Climbing slippery
pole, prize, IS.
The games will be after the Grafton. and entries
can be made by applying to the committee on the
grounds.
Across the river
DAVENPORT
will have grand celebration at Schuet>
zen park. Strasser's Second Regiment
band and Co. B. have arranged for a
grand celebration, for which the follow
ing programme has been prepared;
At 10 O'Clock q. m, street parade through the
principal business streets of the city, after which
| the company and band viii proceed to the Schuet-
zen park, where dinner will be served them.
| At O'Clock p m, shooting will begin for med
| ais by members of Company Il.
At O'Clock the company will give dress pa
rade and an exhibition drill
| Concert music during the afternoon BY Strass.
| ers Second regiment band.
| At4 O'Clock there will be a members individual
| drill for gold medals by Co. b.
| At 5 O'Clock the gold medals for best shooting
| and best individual drilled members will be
1 Nvra emf FnA nd
In the evening there will be music,
dancing and a grand illumination, and
the Knights of Labor have perfected ar
rangements for very fine attractive cele.
bration at Central park. Hon. NJ. V
Cannon will deliver an Grafton and Nj
T. L. Sharon will address the audience
There will be shooting match at the
grounds IN the morning under the auspi'
ces of the Forester gun club. Numerous
diversions and attractions will be pro-
vided for the entertainment of the large
crowd expected at the park. The knights
of Labor possess the peculiar faculty OF
making things agreeable for multitude
of people and their efforts tomorrow vii
be no exception.
AT ANDALUsIA
the day will be fithngly celebrated. Il
the grounds near that city the people from
all the adjoining country will join in ex
> ercises, consisting of boat, sack ant
wheelbarrow races and fireworks. Ora
tons will be delivered by J. T, Ken
worthy and Elmore Hurst, of this city.
AT eENEsEo
! there will be some excellent horse racing
and competition drill in which the Rod
q man Rifles viii take part and a genera
celebration.
AT FREEPORT
the demonstration will be general. TIL
q Grafton of the day will be delivered b
Fred Heinz, Esq. of Davenport, an
there will be other appropriate attractions
q and exercises for the many who will visi
the city on the occasion.
There will be picnic at
= CREDIT ISLAND,
r and excursions will go by river every FEY
1 minutes during the day.
THE WATCH TOWER
. will be visited by several private picni
, parties, were the day will be quietly bu
no less appropriately celebrated.