The Globe-republican., 1901-08-29

Their mark of the favor with which some
was received we hereby request copy
thereof for preservation and publication.
Whereas, we, the survivors of the war
of the Rebellion, Union and Confederate.
have enjoyed the cool and lovely shade
OF the beautiful grove, wherein the re-
union has been holden, and to the end
that fitting expression of apprecia-
ton thereof be known and noted.
| Be it resolved, that the thanks of this
Association are hereby rendered to Hon
r.. NJ Wright, for the planting and eui-
tivation of the trees of this grove and the
subsequent presentation thereof to the
City, and we very gratefully request
the said municipality by such formal and
legal steps as may be requisite and
proper, to name said grove wright
Park in perpetual commemoration of
the generous deeds aforesaid.
BE it further resolved. That the
thanks of this association are rendered TO
| little Rosa Rhodes, daughter of post
daughter of the regiment, Mrs. Jessie
Daundeer. (nee) Rhodes, for the splendid
recitaiions by her rendered and also for
the artistic manner in which she sang the
old song Alabama, and desire to rev
ereEce the fact that little Rosa is entitled
to much credit for the satisfactory man
ner she filled the place of her mother as
post daughter of the regiment, who was
unavoidably detained at home.
r.. w. GRIGGs, Chairman.
D. A WOoDMAN
DANIEL SNYDER,
j. v. THOMSON, : Com.
w. p. MCCLURE,
The report of Committee on Resolu-
items was adopted by rising vote.
The following resolutions were offered
by j. G. Baird and adopted. pay ing trib-
ute to our departed Vice Presidents:
Whereas, since the close of our preced-
ing annual reunion it has pleased the
divine General commanding the Universe
to detail from ranks two of our
worthy comrades for promotion,
Resolved, that when we babe an eternal
farewell to our noble comrades, A Lane
ana NJ icIIael Sugllrtle (Vice Presidents of
this Association), we did SO in the firm
confidence that when we have served our
God and our Country us they did, that
we shall meet as great :; reward as theirs,
to do guard duty around the Great White
Throne throughout eternity, under the
approving smile of God
There being no furthur business of the
association needing attention. The Pre~i-
dent declared the meeting closed.
The assemblage then resolved itself in
Griggs called to the chair preside and
after II neat and appropriate speech
suitable 20 the occasion, introduced Com
rade j. G. Mohler, of Salina. Kas., who
gave us his experience as soldier, which
was highly entertaining
COmrade John Beaver, of Jetmore,
then took the stand and said that while he
was new member in this association he
was old soldier in the cause, and said
to the association that Jetmore stood
with open arms to receive it whenever
it sought good place to come to. He
advised that for the next reunion that
Dodge City lay pipe line SO that those
i'll attendance could get good and pure
water
Mr.. Haywood, of Wilburn, gave a
splendid recitation. touching the
of 61-65; followed by CoInrade Larned,
of Jetmore; Comlade French of Kearney
county: Mrs. A. Lane of Seward county;
Comrade Andrew Everett of Ford coun-
ty; Comrade Wright of Beaver county;
Comrade Storms of Stevens county; MIR.
Lane (son OF our departed Vice Presi-
dent) All made interesting talks. Miss
Julia Gilpin, of Fort Dodge, gave very
amusing recitation entitled Aunt Jemi-
mas Conrtship.
The first and last Daughters of the
Regiment, Mrs. Cove of Beaver county
and Miss Myrtle Gray, of Fort Dodge,
were then presented TO the audience and
made appropriate remarks.
President Sweeney then made an
nouncements of the ball game and races,
to take place west of the park in the at
ternoon. and gave history of his ex-
perience a soldier and prisoner of
war in touching manner. Chairman
Griggs then declared the camp fire closed
and business of the association closed for
the year 1901
d. L. SWEENEY.
j A. ARMENT, President.
Secretary.
Major John Beaver of Hodpemau