Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-08-23

staff just given, Governor Shaw rode
to the reviewing ground, just north of
the encampment and took his station
near a huge cottonwood tree. The
regiment formed on the west side of
the field with the regimental band on
the extreme left, companies H, F, e,
A, B, G, M, d, l, X, G, and l. following
in the reverse from the order in which
they are named.
At APO O'Clock, the governor and
staff together with Col. H. H .Caughlan
and the regimental staff composed of
Capt. D. A. Emery, regimental adju-
tant, Lieutenant Walter l.. Lane, sig
nal officer, and Captain E. e. Hobby,
regimental quarter master, rode to the
place where the men were formed in
line and slowly passed in front of
them while the band played Hail to
the Chief!' After returning to his
starting point at the left of the line
by way of the rear of the men, the
governor and staff returned to their
positions near THE large tree, where
the men were to pass in review. With
the band at their head the men passed
along until the last company had
gone and the review was over.
Directly afterward the governor was
entertained at dinner by the officers
of the regiment.
The reception given by the members
of the Wapello club at the club house
last evening in honor of Gov ernor L.
NJ Shaw and his staff and the officers
of the Fiftieth regiment, l. N. G., was
pleasant close to the festivities of
Governors day at the Fiftieth encamp-
ment The rooms of the club house
were prettily decorated with cut flow.
ers and vines, the gift of Mrs. F. NJ
Teter, while in the ball room the fire
place was banked with roses and the
windows festooned with vines. The
Fiftieth regiment band, stationed in
the yard, played thruout the evening
series of military and patriotic airs.
Light refreshments were served in
the ball room and on the lawn, after
which there was dancing to music by
the Schubert mandolin club. Those
present were:
Gov. l.. M. Shaw, Des Moines.
Adjutant General M. H. Byers, Dcs
Moines.
Col H. H. Garfield, Boone.
Col Scar McHenry, Denison.
Col T. F. Cook, Algona.
Maj. w. G. Wyman and wife, OF
tumwa.
Col H. H. Caughlan and wife, Of
tumwa.
Lieut.. Col. H. G. Haynes, Centerville
Major John Dunlap, Keokuk.
Major C. S. Grant, Riverside.
Capt. John R. Gardner, Iowa City.
Capt John S. Howard, Charlton.
Lieut.. J. L. Frailey, FIT. Madison.
Lieut.. w. l.. Lane. and wife, OF
tumwa.
Lieut.. Chas. Peach. Ottumwa.
Capt E. E. Hobby, Iowa City.
Messrs. and Mesdames:
John G. Jordan. VT. Wilkinson.
w. f. Daun. w. t. Harper, Jr.
D. A. Morey. Samuel Mahon.
Frank Mills. B.. P. George.
w. D. Elliott. John Calhoun.
Fred CRUDE S. A. Forbush.
w. D. Tisdale. A. Odenwalder.
w. A. McIntire Albert Johnson.
William Fielder. F.; M. Hunter.
Mesdames: iI0w So
Kate Laid Ea. HILL Waterman.
| Misses: '@tH '"iat,'iG NJ .-,,
Laura Cooper Marion hMahon.
Margaret Mahon. Marion Lang.
Louise Hale. Bertha Mcrey.
Gertie Hanks. Helen Mills
Moss Steck. Olive Fulton.
Elizabeth Daum. Ethel Jordan.
Abbie Cooper. Martha Junney.
Edith Forbush Lille CRUDE.
Maude McIntire. Caroline Laid.
Ethel Byers, of Des Moines.
Dunlap, Keokuk.
Messrs: ssa
Edward Mahon. Otto Won Schrader.
Ted Cooper. Emmett Work.
Chas. Wyman. Dan Steck.
Dennison Edgerly John Morrell.
Clarence Harper. Chas. Lewis.
| Wesley Garner. Lea.
Frank McIntire B.. l.. Hoge.
A. C. Steck Frank Simmons.
Cd. Tisdale. Wallace Daggett.
A. G. Harrow. Martin Hutchinson.