The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
GOOD LUCK GO WITH YOU.
THE GALLANT "CHICKS" OFF FOR
A SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
oconomowoc the Objective Polnt-A
Gala Time Assured to the Boys and
All Who Accompany Them-Chica-
go's Hospitality rendered.

Some time between $50 and 0 o'clock
this morning the popular Chickasaw
Guards, the pride OF Memphis, and
still the hope OF its military future, will
march to the Chesapeake depot escorted
by the gallant Merchants Zouavcs, and
followed by rs fair company as ever urged
men on TO deeds OF proves. Happily
the Chicks are not out for glory this trip,
but for fun, and lots OF it, and il they fail
to connect with that article il will be because
the supply at Oconomowoc was exhausted
before they arrived there, Every citizen
OF Memphis wishes the boys happy jour.
ney and safe return, and in that wish
THR APPEAL heartily joins.
Ii is understood that during their alb.
sence Capt. kellar Anderson will give the
boys true taste Of camp life and soldierly
discipline, aud il they do not come back
better soldiers than they went ii will not
be the fault of their skilled and pains.
taking commander.
1t has long been the cherished dream OF
the average citizen of Memphis 10 have
| the famed "Chicks" bring back 10 their
colors the prestige of military achieve.
ment that deserted them at Mobile and
New Orleans, and that dream promises 10
become reality through the efforts OF the
splendid collection OF young fellows who
now compose its rank and file. That there
| is the right stuff in them was shown by the
jealous accord with which they responded
to the call for help from Brownsville. Not
man hcsitated, but when the roll was
called every man was ut his post, ready To
prove his military ardor on the field of bat.
tie. The citizens OF Memphis were proud
| OF the Chicks that day, and many ''God
bless them" followed them as they
marched up Main street 10 the Louisville
* Nashville depot.
Today they 90 on n different mission,
but not alone. With them 90 some OF
the faircst of Memphis bellies, some OF the
worthicst OF Memphis matrons, some of
the elite OF Memphis society In such
company the Chicks" are sure 10 find
agreeable companions for their leisure
hours. The following is list Of the oii-
Gers and mon who have arranged to go:
Caplnln-Kellar Anderson
Flint iigutcnnnt-Ra scmmcS
s,ccond Lieutenant. y. kyle.
First Scrgcant-G. &. Woodruff
second Srrgcant-C n galloway. H.
rrntcs-.w. H. Armour John Ellcu e. r. Muir.
~ Kyle, r J. Wigs, John T. Kerr, ". 81 Gooi.
bar q. e. Brucc i. u Golwin. J. A. Sample. ]
W Hancock. T. -. Motley. D. ~ Douglass Fam
Mo,by Walter farn,bcc, Walter johnson nn1 J. ;
McSpiddcn
Accompanying them will b. the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen:
Mrs y Z Ctrncs family, Mr. aud Mr. " 4 Gage.
Mis-, Walton, Nj. lhilcv,
John Lewis and wife. Mn Kate COppS
MrJ pupuy Maj ~ Murphy anl wife.
Mis-, klic Murphy, MnCCScl1rn. dlughtcL
Nh N II Price. daughter. Mr, T. u Jones
Miss Alico Jones. Mis- Leila Mrtowin
Mis- Leila Mu,by. Hon n & Myrr. Mis-.
Mr. Henry Meyers. Miss Adlle Ncyrt.
Mi.s Midrcl q Muthcs, Mls. Con, gtcrf
nr W & Gfiswuld a wife, Nc. Iicifurl & daughter,
Mr. " Dewitt q daughL Niy Mamie bean
Mn : u Kane, MIR n Collier
Mf - y llalcr. MtH u Hart
Mt lAwpnCV Simp.On, samuel ilrWpn.
Mr. Ricc, Mf tcO cunningham.
Mr. charles 4 Moore. AMI Uihur,.
The plan is TO stop six hours At Chicago,
where the courtcsiOs of the Palmer house
club-rooms havo been rendered 10 the
company. Thence they will proceed To
Oronomowoc and there 90 into camp Tor
three weeks. Their subsequent plans will