The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-28
Third Day.


terday afternoon consisted of grand
concert at the park at 2:30 which was
largely attended and was delightful
performance. The weather could not
have been finer had it been made Tor
the occasion, and the youth
and beauty of the city greeted
TIE boys and rapturously applauled
the splendid music.
At the close of the concert the
bands returned TO the city and after
| tea, made the streets reSOund with
ravishing music. The crowd OH Ohio
street was so great that ii was almost
impossible for the pedestrian to move
and out of the question Tor teams md
vehicles to pass for distance of sew
eral suqares. At 8 o'clock the visit
crowd repaired to the park to attend
the last of the series of concerts On
nounced by the bands. A rare uro.
gramme had been prepared and The
performance far exceeded anything
of the kind ever witnessed by Sc
dalia audience. The FlaGlbeau
club gave an exhibition drill
and display of fireworks during
the intermissIOn in the concert. The
gate receipts for the two performances
we're over $500.
The concert at the park last night
closed the musical part of the tOurla-
ment and to-day nothing was lee, 5ut
to close up the business matter per-
tanning to it. The executive cam-
mittee met at Smiths nall at 10 o'clock
and spent considerable time in audit
ing bills and adjusting accounts, ole
of the items Icing the railroad fare oi
the visits, g bands amounting TO 1920.
\ resolution vas passed extending
the thanks of the Southwest Bend
association TO the mayor and CITIZENS
of Sedalia for the generous and bospit.
able manner in which they had re-
ceived and entertained the visiting
bands, thtir liberal contributions and
beautiful present of a music stand 4; 10
the press; to the railroads, the NJ, X.
d I. in particular for generous treat
ment TO the county court tor giant
ing the use of the court house Ter re-
ception and rehearsal TO Rev. Her
ron of the Broadway Presbyterian
church to the Y. NJ. e. A. senior
quartette Hon. L. L. Bridges and
Miss Nellie Ingram for assisting in
the reception ceremony; the Sedalia
Flambeau club; Frank Kruger and j.
n. Daily and others for the interest
manifested and labor done to make the
meeting a success.
A resolution was also adopted per-
hitting the different bands at
the close of each annual me citing to
nominate a number of the citizens of
the city where the tournament
was held as honorary members of the
association on account of their services
during the meeting. In accordance
with the resolution, the Sedalia band
nominated Mayor Crawford, Miss
Nellie Ingram, j. n. Daily, VIII V.
Jaynes aad Frank Kruger. The nom
nations were unanimously approved.
State Senator Miller, of St. Louis,
a member of the National League 81
Musicians was introduced by the pres
ident and briefly addressed the meet
ing and after first paying handsome
compliment to the Musical taste OF
Sedalia he stated that he had been de-
eghted by the league to invite the
Southwestern Band association to be-
come a member of the league and at
the request of the meeting explained
the object and purpose of the league
at length. The proposition was taken
under advisement.
The selection of a place for holding
the next tournament being, the next
business, several places showed IN rs
candidates. Hermann, Pertle Springs,
Springfield and Carthage being the
chief aspirants. Carthage was finally
selected, but the date of the meeting
was left for the executive committee
to name.
Mr.. David Webb, of Sedalia, was
elected president; Louis Reuchwal, of
Herman, vice-president Will Callies,
of Sedalia. treasurer j. p. Paul, of
Springfield, secretary and @. r. Du-
mars, of Carthage, musical director,
which closed the work of the meeting.
The bands began to depart on the
early trains this morning and at $3.50
this afternoon the last one was gone
and the third annual meeting of the
Band association was
over.
Eczema, Itchy, Scaly, Skin Tor
lures.
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