Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-23
TO HORTICULTURISTS.
Allmorning sessions begiH at 900 O'Clock, after
noon sessions at 1870 o'clock, and even
ing sessions at 7:30 O'Clock.

| The following program for th'
thirty-second annual meeting of h,
Kansas State Horticultural Socist.
greets you.
FRS DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1896
Call to order by Pres. Fred Well
house.
Prayer by Rev. M. F. McKirahan
pastor of the United Presbyterian
church, Topeka.
Opening address by T. W. Harri
son. ex-mayor of Topeka:
1. Reading of communications
2. Appointment of temporary com
mittees.
3. Orchard Treatment-A. L
Brooke, North Topeka; J. A. Thomp
son, Edwardsyille; James II. Sharp
Parkerville.
4 New Fruits-W. L. Hall, Man.
haitian; William III. '.arnes, Topeka
b. F. Smith, Lawrence.
5. Novelties in the Nursery Trade
E. j. Holman, Leavenworth.
6. Handling Fruits-W. D. Cellar
Edwardsville; Walter Wellhouse
Topeka.
Z. Keeping Fruits and Vegetables
Frank Holsinger, Rosedale; Gee
Richardson, Leavenworth.
EVENING SESSION.
Music by orchestra.
"Growing Apples in the Short Grass
Region" S. S. Dickinson, Larned.
"Cross IA. F. Coll.
man, Corning, Iowa.
Improved Method of Handling
Fruits" Prof E. E. Faville,
Kansas Agricultural College
"Some Thoughts about Western
Orcharding," H. E. Van Deman
formerly of Kapsas),
Founder OF the Division OF Pomolocy, O. S
Dept. Of A2r judge of Horticulture, trans lis
slpp1 Exposition.
POTATOES in Kansas; Culture and
marketing" Clarence J. Norton,
Morantown.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2s.
1898.
Opened by Pres. Fred. Wellhouse.
Prayer by Rev. M. L. Thomas,
pastor of First Baptist Church, Tope-
ka.
: 8. Report of Committee on Creden-
tails of delegates and annual mem
bers.
9. Officers Report-President. Sec
retary's Annual. Secretary's Finan-
cial. Treasurer.
10. Reading list of electors See
Constitution. ant ".
IL. Election of officers.
IL. Constitutional amendments
New. Voting on those offered in 1897
By-Laws.-Any amendments!
13. Needed Legislation-G. NJ.
Munger, Eureka; Edwin Taylor,
Edwardsville; A. L. Brooke, North
Topeka.
IA. County Horticultural Reports.
Is. County Insect Reports.
REPORTS OF sTAND1a coMM1TTEs-coN-
TINUED.
16. Vegetable Gardening Fred
Eason. Lansing.
II. Vineyards-Geo P. Whiteker,
Topeka A. II. Buckman, Topeka !:
F. w. Dixon, Holton.
Is. Small Fruits &C. Y. Holsinger.
Rosedale; Frank Goble, Leavenworth.
EVENING SESSION.
Music by orchestra.
Utilization of Native Fruits W.
L. Hall,
Assistant in Horticulture, Agricultural College.
"Home" Cora (Wellhouse) Billiard,
Tonganoxie
Garden Irrigation" Edwin Taylor.
Edwardsville.
"Landscape Gardening" III. W.
Roby, Topeka.
"Embellishment of Front Yards"
Prof. ]. D. Walters, Manhattan.
THIRD DAY, THUSDAY DECEMBER %, 1898.
Opened by Vice Pres ]. W. Bobi
son.
Prayer by Rev. R. E Wagner, pas
tor of English Luthern Church Iope-
ka.
REPORTS OF STANDING coMNIrTEEs-coN
TINUED.
18. Exper imental Horticulture
Prof. E. E. Faville, Manhattan A. ii.
Griesa, Lawrence.
19. Irrigation-Dr. G.. Bohrer
Chase; B. F, Smith Lawrence.
20. Meteorology-Sarg t. B, Jen-
nings, US. Weather bureau, Topeka.
81. Ornitbology (birds) Prof. D.
Lantz, Chapman.
%. Insectides and Fungicides-
Prof. E. E. Faville, Manhattan !;
Walter Wellhouse, Topeka.
%. Eorestry- f d. Wheeler For