Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-23
DECORATION DAY.


Committees and Program for May 30.
The preparations Tor the observance of
Decoration EaY have been carefully at
tended to and beautiful and impressive
celebration IS assured If we are allowed
favorable weather. Let everyone remem-
Der that next Wednesday is the day and
prepare to participate in the proper OBJ
servance of the beautiful holiday.
The following are the COMMITTEES and
program of the day: 's,
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Mollison. Mrs Sutherland.
J Anderson. Majors.
= Christie. sutton.
B Maxwell. " Mcintyre.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCES.
F Leonard. e N Beiseker.
w III Sutton.
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION.
Burr Maxwell. A McFadden.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING AND SPEAKER.
Seymour johnson w E Stanley.
ii COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
' " as1S1SSH' Stanley. MI IA Sherwood. Sherwood
COMMITTEE ON FLOWERS.
W Merrick. Mrs G J Miller
"A MOlllSOn. Johnson.
Mrs W Sutherland. W H sutton.
u Seymour johnson j e Robinson.
G N Beiseker.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
y W 4 0%sas s"49sn. PR b + Hsfoi,Ds. Rsfo;
E = Dorr. G H Johnson.
COMMITTEE ON CEMETERY.
Seymour Johnson.
TO WAIT ON COUNCIL.
d A McFadden. Seymour Johnson.
COMMITTEE oN:wArER.
F% = y CH.tyer. Wsy; 1 SGea %arI' Reokel.
COMMITTEE ON SPEAKERS STAND.
I w., " Ovens. H.nh M Majors
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION.
P.sfsr sSa3sSd; Sooavin. \ Ssss. s%se''''nd'
Fl Corey. NJ Majors.
Geo Baird. c Keyser.
Committee ON GRAVES.
w H Sutton. A E Christie.
COMMITTEE ON BAND.
Jerry Ingalls, INV Elms.
Marshall of the Day-Ailan MilIison. Assis
tants-D. A. McFadden, Burr Maxwell.
PROGRAM.
The several societies taking part in the
exercises of Decoration Day will meet at
G. A. r. Hall at $50 sharp to be ready
to march at 10 prompt.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
1-Chaplain in carriaAe.
eBand.
3-Co. G.. I'd Regiment, NJ. N. G.
4-Drum Corps of Mcintyre Post.
5-McIntyre Post, under Command of Sey
mour Johnson, Commander.
8-Carriage with Post Commanders and
| speaker.
7-Mayor and Common Council.
1Wagon with Flowers for decorations.
9-Decoration committee of young ladies'
daughters of veterans.
10-Ladies Relief Corps in carriages.
list. Bernard Commandery. No. l3, K. T.
l2-Norden Society.
13-Independent Order ct Odd Fellows,
A-Good Templars.
15-Austin Public School,.
16-Father Matthews Temperance Society,"
H-Knights of Labor.
18-Modern Woodmen of America.
19-Citizens in CarriageA
A. E. Christie is appointed Master OF
Ceremonies of the day.
1uc OOuS VI VcLcTduS VI N. L. NlOOFe
Camp No. 26, Austin, are appointed q
guard of honor, to have charge Of the
flower wagon.
The Austin Fire Department is cordial.
" invited to participate in the ceremon
les in light marching order, and will be
appointed proper place in the line OF
| march.
o. w. Shaw will speak at the cemetery
The citizens of Austin and vicinity are
respectfully invited to participate in the
ceremonies at the cemetery.
All business men of the city of Austin
are respectfully requested to close theil
places of business between the hours OF
10 and 10 a. m.
Carriages will not be allowed to enter
the cemetery. Suitable arrangements
will be made to park them out side OF
the grounds.
Line of march from Il. A. r. hall ur
St. Paul street to Adams. down Adams
to Main, out of Main to cemetery.
The following are the committee on
Memorial services Sunday, May ~, 1888
Capt Sutton. Chaplain w. E. Stanley
Parke Goodwin, Mrs. w. II. Sutton, Mrs
! P. T. Mcintyre. Services at 3 p. m
at the NJ. E. church, conducted by Rev
D. p. Grosscup.
Ry ORnER OF GENERA1. C0nrnrrTrr