The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-08-23

John n. Morgan Camp.
At the last regular meeting of the
camp, much routine business was
transacted.
The committee appointed to wait
upon the sick reported "all WELL"
Comrade Golledge reported ver-
bally on some unfinished business
and expressed his great satisfaction
of the general success of the reunion
at Sulphur.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following, which was
Unanimously adopted:
We, your committee on resolutions
beg leave to submit the following:
Resolved, That John II. Morgan
Camp extend thanks to their ar
rangemenu committee for their pre-
sistent energy and work in making
our reunion at Sulphur Springs such
a magnificent success.
Resolved, That we extend our
hearty thanks to the committee at
Sulphur, and to the citizens generally
for their kind and hospitable man
ner in entertaining the old soldiers
and their families. Their kindness
we will never forget, and with our
cons aud daughters we hope in the
by and by TO meet them again.
N. F. LAW,
ROBERT ii. WET,
TT. CARTER.
Committee.
Communication from Gen. W. L.
Caben was read relative to the al
tendance at the Dallas fair on Texas
and Indiana days.
This committee was appointed to
ascertain the probable number that
would attend from Ardmore: D. j.
Kendall, r. II. West and J. w. Col
ledge.
On motion a general invitation was
of the Confederacy to accompany
John II. Morgan Camp to the reun-
ion at Dallas. Unanimously adopted.
President Worthy and Secretary
Rosalie E. Grimm of the Daughters,
came into camp and we're cordially
received. Mrs. Worthy read the fol-
lowing report which was unanimously
received by standing vote:
/ To the Officers and Members of John
| II. Morgan Camp u. Z. v:
We, the und ersigned officers of
Chickasaw Chapter u. ID. G. No. 299,
beg to present report of the work
done by US while at Sulphur Springs.
July 20, q and % we enrolled lne
names of l56 Daughters of the Con-
! federacy.
By the invitation of Mrs. W. Guy
and Capt Allen, we visited Davis on
July oath and assisted Capt. Allen in
organizing Chapter of the U. D. G.
at that place, with a charter roll OF
IS me nbers. Acting on suggestion
of Captain Allen, the chapter was
named the Gov. Guy Chapter, in
honor of ChickasGw noble son,
William Guy, who, though a boy at
school in 1861, cast aside his books,
Joined the Southern army and fought
shoulder to shoulder with the South
ern boys during those four dreadful
years. Returning to his tribe at the
close of the war he has been one
whom his nation delighted to honor,
and has served her as nobly in his
manhood as in his boyhOod he served
the South His wife, Mrs. Maggie
Guy, was elected president of the
chapter.
We also gave instructions to some
ladies from Buckhorn in regard to
organizing a U. d, G. Chapter at that
place, and attempted to go out TO
their assistance, but through ignor-
ance of the locality visited the wrong
school house.
Our thanks are due the commander
and adjutant of John H. Morgan
Camp L. c. V. and the committee OF
arrangements for services rendered
also to Mr. and Mrs. Golledge for
valuable assistance given US.
Respeo fully,
MRS. SUSIE G. WORTHY.
President Chickasaw Chapter.
MRS B w. CARTER,
First vice-Pres Chickasaw Chapter.
MRS. ROsALIE GRIMM,
Recording Secretary.
Commander Youngblood of the
committee to secure burial ground
for exConfederates in South GENE
terry, reported progress.
Several bills were ordered paid and
the camp adjourned.
The soothing and healing proper
ties of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Its pleasant taste and Drompt and