Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-05
TIE SECOND ADO0URNS
Clear Lake is Selected as the Place
For the Next Gathering Of the
Cavalry Boys.
.
W. A. Burnap is Chosen President
Portrait of Gen. Hatch Pre-.
sented to Association.
Banquet at Noon, With Toasts--
Rousing Campfire Held Wednes-
day Night at the Odeon.

ton, which has been holding its reunion
in this city, adjourned today after com.
pietlns its business and enjoying the so.
lelal functions provided by the loca
committee.
AT the business session held this fore.
noon Clear Lake was selected as the
place for holding the next reunion
West Liberty, Fort Dodge and Maquo-
keta had extended an invitation for the
reunion, but the committee6selected to
decide on a place believed that variety
would be lent to the reunion by meet
ing at this popular resort one year. The
date of the meeting was changed to the
first Wednesday and Thursday in Sep
iember, as the hotels are usually closed
there in October.
/ Clear Lake also captured the presi-
dency of the association, Mr. W. A.
| Burnap being elected to that position
AIR. HI. j. Bennett, of Des Moines, was
chosen secretary. Col. c. c.. Horton, of
Marshalltown, Col. Henry Sudlow, OF
Muscatine and Capt. w. S. Belden, of
4 Sioux City, We're chosen as the eNecu-
/ tive committee.
During the morning Col. Horton, on
behalf of Mr.. Ed Jones, now deceased
presented to the association an excel
1 lent portrait of Gen. Hatch, one of the
/ former popular commanders of the reg
iment. 1t was Mr.. Jones request be-
fore he died that mis- family procure the
| portrait and present it TO the associa-
ton in his name. A committee consist
ling of Capt. Beden, Thomas Anderson
and Col. Lawrence was instructed te
express TO the family the associations
appreciation Of the gift.
A vote of thanks was unanimously
! extended to the outgoing officers Col.
~. W. Lawrence, president; Capt. j. l..
! Herbert vice president, and Justus
Garfield, secretary.
MONDAY BANQUET.
At noon the visitors formed by COM
panies and marched to the Odd Eel
lows banquet hall where the members
of the W. r. C. of this city served a
banquet. A long time was spent at the
tables, and after the feasting toasts
were called for and responded TO.
Two hundred all told sat down TO the
tables, and after an hours time haG
been devoted TO the varied menu Capt.
/ w. 5. Belden assumed charge Of the
ceremonies. As postmaster he excellet,,
and until $50 p. m. there was speaking
] and music The following toasts We're
Icalled for and responded 10:
..Our Thanks''--Gol. Henry Egbert
Those Who Came Not Back Harry
/ Boyce.
Our Wives and MothersY-J c. Ben
Inett.
i Memories of the Past''-Thomas An.
lderson.
.Booneville,-w. F. Eshbaugh.
eour Giuests"-Col j. NJ. Parker
The Albion Glee Cub and Miss Mar
/ tina Mcmillan furnished muisc between
4 the toasts.
i Before concluding the ceremonies the
i committees on resolutions, consisting OF
4 col. Egbert, Capt. w. Is. Brunton and
iGapt w s. Belden, offered the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted
/ as well as a resolution thanking the AL
4 bion cilee Club:
Whereas. We. who have enjoyed this
Ireunion, the hospitality of this beauti-
u full city and the delightful weather witt
4 which it has been blessed desire TO ex-
4 press our appreciation and gratitude
therefore,
Resolved, That the meeting ant
Il greeting of many of the good old boy!
land they are all good boys-has beer
a happiness to cheer our hearts unit
the next gathering.
"Resolved, That to the absent and t
the families of those absent for all time
we extend consolation and hope anC
such love as only comrades can feel.
Resolved, That to the citizens o
Marshalltown, and to the committees
and especially the president and score
tarv of this association, who made tn,
gathering such success, we return
grateful thanks"
ADDITIONAL VISITORS.
The following have registered a
headquarters since noon Wednesday:
Company A-E. j. Stafford, Nichols
L. L. Washburn and juicy Washburn
Brighton; Ben Wagner and Julia Wag
ner. Anita.
Company BID. E. weatherby, Lis
comb Elijah Purvis. Ames: A. A. Bar
tine, Gearing; H. Fl. Boyes, Roland; H
F. ferguson, Story City; Mrs. j l.
Haas, Brookfeld, Mo.
Company c-Join l. Wade, Mt. Yer
non; G. p. Russell Bayard; NJ. L. Sim
mons. Stanwood; Isaac Gilmore, Den
ison; Ira Gilmore, Denison; Miss E. NJ
Cheney.
Company D-J. s. Bennett, Boone.
Company F-V. A. Ballou, Nevada
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kelley Blencoe
John Striker, Woodstock; Mr.. and Mrs
: Dell Lake, Des Moines; Thomas j
Clark. Preston, MINI; Al NJ. Adams
. Humboldt.
Company Civilian Martin, zenors
vile: II. B. Walters, Atalissa. NJ NJ
Henley. Fairport; George Heppen
shall. West Liberty; r. b. Smith anc
Mrs A. b. Smith. Iowa City; D. Fl
Gill. Prairie City; William Palmer
Boone.
Company H-Isaac Meyers, Nortl
Liberty; Adam Bonshel, Morse; S. +,
Harper, Victor; Benjamin Owen, Mr.
and Mrs. 7. P. Ailin, l.. a. Clearmar
and Mrs. ]. II. Chairman. Iowa City.
Company I-George w. Davis, Lis
bon.
Company XII. A. Kolp, Traer.
Company M-John Leonard, Bel
mond; T. r. Jenkins De Soto
In Wednesdays list the name of Ar.
thur c. Tughley should have been Ar.
thur c. Quigley, of Eidon.
THE CAMPFIRE.
Addresses, Stories and Music Go tc
Made Up an Enjoyable Program
Attendance Large.
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