The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-19

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ter" Mrs g. E. Dugan, by Miss La Petite
| Dugan.
Solo, "Mtrry Z;ngar.," Mrs. /. T. Bron-
son.
Reading, "The Revolutionary Rising"
Miss Nellie Ingram
Solo, "Plighted Faith" Mrs. E II. Ed
| wards.
Recitation, "The Battle" Mrs. Charles
Solo, Barbara Frietchie," Miss Myrtle
Sturtevant.
Music by the Sedalia Silver Cornet band.
THURSDAY, MARCH IA, AT Pm.
Banquet, by Gen. George X. Smiths
Woman's Relief Corps, OF Sedalia, 10 their
visiting sisters, in Pythian Hall.
| 7:30P.M
Grand Army Camp Fire at Woods opera
| heuse, conducted BY the Enc mpment.
Music by the Sedalia Silver Cornet band
! Short speeches from Chief
| William X. Warner and Comr des Smith
Z. Gault. Frank NJ. Pos gate, Ira K. Al
drrman, Nelson Church and Others. Sab
jects: The POys of 6i-65." "The Cat
In 'front.' and Rear" "The q. A. r."
"Woman's Relief Corps" and ''The Loyal
Legion"
KANSAS CITY DELEGATION.
The delegates from the various
Kansas City posts to the state encamp-
ment of the O. A. K. which met to-
day, arrived last night, headed by AS
sistant Adjutant General Granville.
Among the delegates are Commanders
Frank jones aud +. NJ. Price and
Comrades Michael Boland, A. L.
Beadle. j, G. Greenman, Alf Brant,
I'll. j. Taylor, Joe Lectiel and others.
Another large party came down this
morning.
Among the w. II. {. delegates from
Kansas City are Mesd mes Young.
Knox, Smith, Lightly, Barrett, HoH-
mas er, Osgocd, Warner, Greenman,
Wood, Gwynne and Bashaw.
FORENOON SESSION
The time of the morning session of
the encampment was entirely devoted
to the reception of officers annual re-
ports and their reference to commit
tees, the following being appointed TO
examine and report upon the same.
Committee on commanders report;
on senior and junior vice commanders
report; on assistant adjutant generals
report: on Judge advocates report; on
the medical directors report; Oh chief
mastering officers report and on men,
orials and resolutions.
The committee on the assistant adj
jutant generals report consists of
Comrades, Rogers of Cameron,
Emery of Lamar and E. j. Smith of !
Sedalia,
Capt. tAlex Goldsmith, representing
the Sons of Veterans by permission,
appeared before the encampment at
It's morning session and presented the
claims of that order and its desire to
be brought into a closer relationship
to the Grand Army. The organsza-
tiOn of Sons of veterans, like the
Woman's Relief Corps has always
been auxiliary to the G. A. r., but
it is now probable that it will be
brought into nearer bounds. The
matter will be discussed more fully
before the encampment adjourns.
woMEN's RELIEF CORPS.
The Woman's Relief Corps, which
is auxiliary to the q A. r. convened
at 10 o'clock this morning in the crimi-
nal court room and held two hours
session, and adjourned until 2 o'clock
this afternoon, when they held another
session. The business relates to the
reception of reports from department
officials and the appointment of the
various committees to examine and
report upon the same. There are
about one hundred delegates in at
tendance, beside a large number
Of visiting sisters While the pro-
are secret, it is understood
that the meetings are being conducted
with great harmony and enthusiasm.
Mrs. John Kaiser, president of the
Relief Corps in this city, is conspicu-
ous by her enthusiastic way of doing
things and making the delegates feel
At home. The annual election of of
icers will take place TO morrow, and
4 banquet will be given in the eve
ling at 6 o'clock. The headquarters
IF the department is at Hotel Sicher.
JEFF CITY WANTS 1T. II
Jefferson City aspires to be the
place of the next annual state en- {
Yesterdays Tribune {
'ays:
"The delegates from the q. A. r.
Post in this city 60 to Sedalia to-day
% attend the annual encampment.
They are Maj. j. I. Clarke, Maj. w.
n Tusk Cantain John Onel Can't