The Red Cloud chief., 1894-04-20
REUNION AT SUPERIOR
AUGUST 6To IL, WILL BE THE DATES

The Proceedings In Full. The Re.
lief Corps Also I'm Session and Elect
New Omcers-Thc Delegates.
The opera house was pretty we'll
filed up with old soldiers this after.
noon, who came here TO attend the
annual G. A. r., encampment.
Commander Adams was in the chair
cut after calling the meeting to order
he had Col. Shuler take his place, as
he is suffering today from an aggre-
waited case Of ear ache.
A committee on credentials was
first appointed. Their report was lat
or accepted and showed about IS del
egates from posts all over the district
present.
Mr.. Adams appointed delegates to
gil three vacancies on the council Of
administration, and they at once pro.
oeeded to examine bids for the
ion Of 1894. Only one was received
and hat was from Superior. The
council turned it in to the adjutant
with the earnest recommendation that
I be acted upon fsvoiably. A resolu-
: ton to that effect was passed, and
Superior is to have the reunion this
year. The time was left to the dis.
erection Of the commander, and Mr..
Adams explained that August 9Th to
18th inclusive would probably be the
n dates. 1t was placed in that week
he said, in order to be one week prior
to the National Guards encampment,
the state reunion, the state fair and
n other events which have been an.
nounccd tor the month Of August.
AL A committee from the W. II. e..
then appeared with greetings from The
r. interstate encampment Of that ordcl
which is also being held in tho city
The report was greeted with applau'
aud Hon. Lewis Hanback, OF Kansas
- Gen. Dilworth and Past Commando
Cole Of Red Cloud were appointed Il
10 do the honors for the Grand Army
n Later, Messrs. Hanback, and Dilwortl
returned and gave a humorous accouu
of OF their visit.
The election of officers was pro
ceeded to. G Z. Adams was eleote,
m by reclamation as commander, as wa
Col. Thos. Shuler for the Office Of Sen
Tor vice commander. A. A. Burk o
,ol CORTLAND, Kansas was elected JUNO
no vice; DIR. j. W. Mitchell, camp SUI
ge0n; NJ. NJ. Nelson of Mankato, Kan
sas, officer Of the day; H. s. Heisler
Of Mankato, chaplain. At $40 tn
II council Of administration was bein
chosen.
nd RELIEF CORPS PROCEEDINGS.
The Womsn's Relief Corps is i
Up session here to-day in the X. of p
81. hall. The following is q list Of deli
gates who are present:
do Kansas-Mesdames Maggie Woo
L.. Mary Jordeu, Mary Varney and N
Z. Richardson, Burr Oak. Mesdame
rst Nancy Heisler, Belle Saunders aud /
ok Hollingshad, Mankato. Mesdames
J. Savage, Jennie Billingsley and Co
ties vina Yale, Bellville.
m. Observation-Disclosures Clara Jell
son, AIDA Day and Lorinda Neliss'
at Chester. Mesdames Nellie M. Ri
harts, and NJ. Dell Wilson, Hubbel
Rs- Mesdames z. WEIGH and II. +. W,
1t mere, Hardy. Mesdamcs Kate JUG
ze- son and Kate Pond, Red Cloud.
ON Officers were elected for the ensl
a. ing year as follows: Mrs, Clara Jell
son, president; Mrs. Phillips, senic
le- vice; Mrs. Savage, treasurer; Mr.
Wood. chaplain; Mrs. r ckcrts, col
will ductor; Mrs. Richardson, guard.
Jet Among the interesting events Q
'ng the afternoon was q paper by Mr.
'e' Clara Jellison of Chester, which wa
Inc read before the ms0ting,-Superic
Daily Journal.
ose "Orange Blossom is a painless cur
Old for all diseases peculiar to women. Sol