Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-24

j. That to e. g. Whitney. president Of the
association. 9 F. stiae, secretary executive ,h,n
We owe debt Of gratitude for the com;
round 6f p sasurs which has besn ours from
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hearts. but these gentlemen can rest in the assur
ancs that the absence OF Words y only more
complex index to our deep sense OF gratitude To-
ward them for what they have done to make this
the most pleastirable. as well as the most profit
able outing q the many ENJOYABLE excursions IN
2 That we are more than mindful OF the gan,
erous hearted treatment received at the hands Of
mnelC. Stickney. managerof the Chicago Great
alton accorded rs By G. :. Rob-. the genial city
ticket agent at ct: Paul. Of this most excellent
railroad system, aro We especially indebted. :,
excelleltly equipped, from the president down
to the dining car conductors, and to General Pas
senger Agent Stone. one Of those genial spirits
.enan iss 3 nigh, e s ~ day 90
fellows Mr.. Chas. ". Humphrey. 81 st. Paul and
Mr.. Rogers. OF Nashville. both Of whom belong
to thiR transportation system.
TO the Louisville Nashville railroad,
through Ar. G. r, Atmore. g. P. A.. do we
aniteds anu retrn tasna. tor
that genia! and polished gentleman. Mr.. ]. X.
Ridgsly. the Chicago representative Of this
splendid system, do we especially recognize as
comfort and welfare while snrouts over his line
asHss e.
rsnn ay ts se o
train to Chattanooga do we make our prondest
bow and most humble courtesy. An unsolicited
favor sponta sously accorded is one which We
fully sppfeeiate and then to have accompany us
on the "Trip such chitalrous representative -
Mr. j.. L. Edmundson. causes us to tsmSrt
"olses YOU my children. bless you" only consider
8. To Charles E. Harmon. general passenger
agent OF the Western 4 Atlantic road and his 40.
sistant. 7. NJ. Doyle onr thanks are due for sps-
z. That the hospitahle entertainment show
cred upon Us at Nashville through this citisens
committee. composed OF Herman Hasaiock. A. j..
Miller. Luke walker. Gen W. Il. Jackson, Pres't
z. N. Cravath. Of Fisk university. H. Bruce
William aerst And Others 10 bright spot In
our ea memory o. THE most memorable trip, and
their great Centennial expedition in 1888 which
give promise OF eclipsing anything heretofore
attempted BY single section Of this sioriousy
8. That to Hon. H. Clay Evans. the citizen
stateslna an OF Chattanooga, we owe q debt which
can sa only b repaid ID part BY writing upon the
state In an Incomplete way to be sure. OF historic
events OF the memorable battles which occurred
on Missionary Ridge. at hickamauga. and Look
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sxhaustivey depicted by him for our inform atfon
and We may ct this time appropriately say our
edincatton. To him are we indebted more than
to any single individual met on our TIP and
may his pathway be strewn with pleasant walks
to the same degree 4s are those who are 20 tortu-
nate a. to fall into hs hands HheH iii bis beatiti-
full and historic city, is thu sense Of the Minnesota
editors proclaimed by q rising vote.
.. That to the exposition management OF At
gta Editorial association do We take pleasure iu
returning thanka for, GOurtesiea received and
services rendered The Cotton States and IN.
ternational Exposition far exceeds the limit Of
our expectations In the matter of exhibits extent
and scope OF grounds. beauty Of location, grand
eur Of scenery and elegance Of arrangement The
development of the South az herein indicated ia 4
mend the enterprises displayed to states mors pre-
teptious In their claims, but less deInonstratiSe
in their doings.
TO- That the Pullman Palace Car Company and
its st. Paul representative F. L. Rice. Is entitled
to our appreciation for consderate favors, and
we thank the management for courteses re-
ceived
II. That our thanks are dne and are cordially
extended to Mrs. l.. p. Hunt, Of the Minnesota
commission at the Atlanta exposition. for her
thoughtfulness In aiding and arranging courte-
pies for our association during the etay in At
lanta! and We extend the thanks OF the assoca-
ton to Miss Marie Collins for the pleasure ex.
tended by her dslighttDg Evolutionary efforts
L. That these resolutions be published in
every paper represented on this excursion and
that m arked copies Of The same be sent to all in
dividuals and corporations herein recognized.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. P. HUNT
E. C. HUNTiN6ToN.
g. 3. PEAsE.