Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-26
Our Boys Are Coming.

cisco working hard, preparing TO be
mustered out so they may return to
home, loved ones and friends. We
cannot give the the exact date of their
home coming but believe it will be
about November 9Th. Whatever may
be the date of their arrival it will be
gala day when every one will pay due
reverence to the boys in blue We
give full programs for the day and ev-
ming and hope that everyone will join
in the participations of the day:
Parade to be composed of two divisions as
follows:
First Divsion-Representati of Audubon
county.
Second Division Representative of Audubon
town that day is expected to take, part in the
parade of their division. Leave the sidewalks
for one day and Keep in the middle of the
road"
All participants of the parade to be on foot
unless otherwise noted
DIVISION 1.
COMMANDED BY W. H. NEFF, MARSHAL.
1. Guard of Honor, mounted to consist of
citizens from every township of the county to
sistant Marshal
2. Extra COrnet Band
3. Escort-High School Cadets. W. Baylor,
4. Soldiers 1853 and relatives and Recep-
ton Committee
8. " re. Mrs. J. w. Cole, President.
I. Officials of Audubon county-past, present
and would-be, L. j. Hin In charge.
8. Citizens of Audubon county, A. H. Ed
wards.
DIVISION II.
COMMANDED BY JOHN wEIGHToN, ASSISTANT
MARSHAL.
l. Audubon Cornet Band.
q Audubon School Board.
g. Audubon Schools-Prof F. P Hooker,
Principal
a., Audubon Columbian club-Mrs. j. A.
5. Audubon Town Official-H. w. Hanna,
Mayor
Chief '- : - ''''SllS ''-'' -
I. Audubon Business Men,. F. Russell.
8. Audubon Civic Societies-Otficers of same.
g.. Audubon Citizens generally-Marshal of
Division.
Parade to be formed in two ranks-Division
on South Park Extending on Upper Broad
way, right resting on Commercial Bank. Div.
Sion on Tracy ST., extending toward school
grounds, right resting on Commercial Bank.
On signal, parade will move via Lower Broad
way to C. R. l. 4 P. depot opening the ranks on
when halted, and all keep places in ranks and
follow your leader at all times.
When soldier guest arrive they will pass up
this living avenue and as they pass all will
cheer them. While passing schools, it is sug-
gested song be sung.
Parade will traverse from right and march to
points directed by committee.
| /. When train leaves Atlantic, one long wills
| tie. Companies form at quarters and report
| for assignment to marshal of their division at
| Commercial Bank.
| Parade will move via Broadway to G. r. /. & p.
| depot, open ranks and rest.
! long whistles, when all whistles and bells will
| sound and bands will play and parade will
move Immediately our soldier guests reach
| ing their places. COMMITTEE.
AFTERNOON PROGRAMS:
Music America, by the audience.
M snD9sat!G Flag Of Freedom j. H. Ainkhouse
Address of Welcome .---....o.s.-.H. y. Hanna
Musies"oh, Ny America ..-.... y. .. o'ie
"Woman's Part In Time Of Var -
Army Chaplain ey REV G. f. Burch
.C Clover Leaf Quartette
| Toast Patriotism Rev. H. l.. Wissler
MusicN"one Sung For Me---.-.- -.
| Benediction Rev. McSperran
EVENING PROGRAM.
Music-"Hail, Glorious Country .-
----.--. Chorus led by Mrs. 7. J. Carmichael
M ShsGea.ssh Thee Oh, Country rev. Ma.neheS
Gnu &C Chorus led BY Mrs Csrmichael
Musc-"The Roll of the Lively Drum -
Chorus led by Mrs. Carmichael
Toast-"The Student Soldier" ---
roast-"The Army Mule'-.----ii aiiles DilD"'1
roast-"The Union Forever A M e G paHsRa
Musc-"Soldier's Chorus"
--....--Ch Chorus led by Mrs. Carmichael
| Toast-"The Army and Navy. D. c. Mott
Toast-"The Girl Left Behind" R. G Rice
Muslc- Chorus led by Mrs. Carmichael
| Doxology By the Audience
| Benediction. Rev. Father Lotus