The Worthington advance., 1900-04-20
WILL CELEBRATE
July 4th on q Larger Scale tnan
Ever Before. ,.#

! A meeting was held in G. A. !
hall Monday evening to formally or
gan;ze for celebrating the Fourth in
Worthington this year on a magnl-
ficent scale. !.
The meeting was we'll attended
and nearly every one present a bus'-
ness man of the town, among them
our most prominent ones.
Geo. D. Dayton was elected chair
man. and II. Hawley, secretary.
It was moved and carried without
discussion that Worthington cele'
brate.
Motion prevailed that DR., J. h.
Conway be president of the day.
On motion that a finance CON-
mittee be appointed, J. S: Ramage,
E. K. Smith and Ray Humiston,
were selected as finance committee
| Wy tuo uc0tIA6
Motion prevailed that committee
of five including DR.. Conway, be ap-:
pointed, as committee of arrange
ments, H. w. Doolittle, E. G. Pannell,
II. N. Douglass and G. D. Dayton,
were elected. Meeting adjourned.
| The evening was stormy but the
number being present indicates that
our people are all ready to unite on
making this the grandest celebration
ever held here. One that will enter
tain everyone will be first consider
alton. and one that will reflect credit
and honor on this rapidly progressive
town, showing the enterprise of it's
inhabitants and that they are unit
and determined to cause rapid 3D.
vancement' in all lines, making it the
largest and most prominent town in
south. est Minnesota.
Various sub committees composed
of live men will be appointed to carry
on every feature required to make
celebration a success and provide en-
sertainment for the masses hat will
visit here.
The men omposing the above com"
mittees are the right men in the right
place and more wise selection could
not have been made.
! Every citizen of Worthington
I should consider themse1ves q oonas ~:
mittee to make suggetions, lend a
lhand and bear in mind. at all times
to advertise the celebration at every
opportunity, and their joy will be
full in seeing visitors have pleasure,
the result of cooperation.
], The general committee met Apr. II
with Pres. Conway in chair, H. W.
Doolittle as sec. Subcommittee
we're appointed as follows:
Music-C. M. C,andall, H. Beckley,
E. A. Tripp.
Printing-H. Haw]ey, E. J..
Schwartz, R. L. Mcrland.
Grounds-Maj. Thurber, H. j..
Ludlow, w. I. Humiston.
Decorations-U. F. aansberger, A.
T. Latta, w. w. Loveless.
| Speakers-E. G. Pannell, B.. NJ.
Palm, Daniel She'll.
Transportion-G. Morrison, d. NJ
Douglass, H. P. Lewis.
Privi]eges-C. j. Smallwcod, j. II.
Cakes, DR.. Curran.
Entertainment-Rev. Carl Ander-
son, Gus. Swanberg, H. B. Lewis.
Industrial Parade-J. D. Humis'
ton, J. S. Ramage, Frank Durfee.
Calithumpian Pa,ade-A. w.
Crandall, Ray Humiston, Jas. Mac
Kay.
Fireworks-A. r. Albertus, w. NJ.
Evans, F. h. Coughran.
Lawn Tennis-J. E. Salstrom, F.
H. Hickman, Loren Town.
Football-Prof. Porter, Fred Bit
ner, Walter Ager.
Baseball-J. P. Dickerman, Roy
Lewis, D, Steinhofer.
Gun Shoot-O. w. Deickhoff, VIM.
Hibbard, J. II. Rev.
Horse Race-G. w. Patterson, Tim
Heavy, DR.. Gould.
Boat Races-Wm. CLANCY, Geo.
Damon, A. P. Stewart.
| Bicycle Races-Lee Shell, F. r.
Patterson, R. Fl. Torrance.
Small Sports-Ned Jones, Merle
Hurlbert, j. E. Baker.
The committee on music authorized
to advertize, band tournament with
1925, AZ purse.
1t waa voted the sense of the COM
mittee that all sports be pulled of as
near the business center of town as