The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-17

All mEmOcEa VI JUN ~ AuH
POstand ali old soldiers not members,
and members Of Relief Corps and
Sons Of Veterans are requested to
meet at Grand Army hall on Sun
day, May q, 1883, ct 9 p. m. There
to form In procession and march 70
the Methodist church, where memo
rial services will be held according
TO the ritual Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, after which an address
will be delivered by Com. A. n See.
Column will form on Santa Fe
avenue, right resting opposite en-
trance to Grand Army Hall In the
following order; LIST, 9Th Regiment
Band, I'd, Relief Corps, Sd, Sons Of
Veterans, 4th, John A. Logan Post,
and all old soldiers.
LINE OF MARCH.
North on Santa Fe to Iron avenue,
west on Iron avenue TO Eighth
street, North on Eighth street to
church entrance.
After service, column will form a.
before and march TO Post rooms and
be dismissed. All friends to the old
soldiers are cordially invited to be
present.
By order Of committee Of arrange
ments. r. H. MARYLAND,
E. g. EBLING,
NJ. 8. PRICE,
DECORATION DAY.
Line Of march and order Of exer-
eises for Decoration Day, May S0th,
1855, under the auspices Of John A.
Logan Post, No. 127, G. A. r.:
Assemble at G.. A. r. Hall at g
q. m, form line on Santa Fe avenue,
right resting opposite Hall, in the
following order:
Martial music, Escort National
Guard, John A. Logan Post, visit
ing Posts, 4th Regiment band, WO-
mans Relief Corps, Salina Alert
band, Sons Of Veterans. citizens In
carriages.
LINE OF MARCH.
South on Santa Fe to Walnut, west
on Walnut to Seventh, north on
Seventh to Ash, east on Ash to San
"a Fe, south on Santa Fe to Iron
avenue, east on Iron avenue to Gem
eteFy, where services will be held
in accordance with the ritual for
Decoration Day. Il Is earnestly re-
quested that all persons attending
these ceremonies will remain on the
grounds until all the graves Of old
soldiers have been properly decOrat-
ed. After the exercises at the eeme-
terry, the societies will reform and
together with their friends proceed
to Oak Dale Park and partake Of q
lunch, after which short addresses
will be delivered by Comrades VIM.
A. Phillips, J. NJ. Johns and w. II.
Sweet, interpreted with vocal and
instrumental music.
It Is expected that ali who particl-
pate In the eerL monies OF the day
will provide liberal lunch 80 that
we may have sufficient to enable US
TO extend q cordial invitation to
those coming from q distance to take
lunch with US. Hot coffee will he
served on the grounds.
All lunch baskets brought to the
@. A. r. hall, before column moves,
will be taken In charge by detail
for that purpose and will be taken to
the park after the column has
moved to the eemetery-Where the
owners can lind ana reclaim them.
Comrades Kemper, Shaffer and
Addison are appointed marshals,
who will see that good order is kept.
We would earnestly request
parties having charge Of teams that
will be In the possession, In order 10
prevent accident, will keep at least
ten feet space between their teams
and the one Immediately ahead Of
them, rs accidents heretofore have
occurred by careless driving. And
further, that parties in carriages and
other vehicles will fall into the pro-
cessiOn during the march, and the
marshals will see that teams are not
permitted to block the streets on line
Of march. By order Of committee.
r. H. MARYLAND.
+. G.. EBLING,
M. 3. PRICE