The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-07
THEIR LAST DAY.
stall Their Officers and Return
t1 Their Homes.

vi lHET litliH7Hs
Yesterday closed this annual cnca;np-
ment ~ thr members of the q. 4, H.
and w r. g.. which held very In
tcrcsllng and enjoyable cncampment In
Astoria All Of the members Expressed
themselves as well pleased with their
treatment by the chiezns OF Astoria
and return 20 their homes with good
word for The city and it's citizens.
The two bodies held a joint session
yesterday nt which they Installed ,reIr
officers and after attending 10 general
routine business returned 10 their
homes.
They passed Joint resolutions showing
their appreciation for the kind treat
ment accorded them while in Astoria
The resolutions aM as follows
ASTORIA, Ore. June 8. 1899.
The members Of the Department Of
oregon Grand Army of the Republic,
and Of the Department OF Oregon Wo-
mans Relief Corps. auxiliary 70 the
Grand Army. In annual encampment
and convention assembled, being grate.
ful for the cordial welcome and gem
ernuT hospitality ~ Cushing Post No.
H. and Gushing Relief corps No. 8.
and OF tine loyal men and women OF
Astoria, and wishing to express their
appreciation thereof. b. II therefore
unanimously
Rcaolvei That we recognize In the
opcn-hcartcd greeting and welcome by
our Astoria comrades the loyalty 10
the flag aid 10 our respective orders
that has always distinguished them In
the most enjoyable of any heretofore
held In Oregon and we also recognize
that they have had the equally 10y
al support OF the generous people OF
Astoria In their efforts to achieve their
magnificent success
Resolved, That while II might seem
partial TO make special mention OF
any where all are 10 deserving yet we
teel especially gradhed by the presy
ence In the parade and along the lins
OF march OF the army Of pupils Of the
public schools, whom we recognize as
our hope for the perpetuity OF our gov.
crnmen, and institutions
(slgneD @, II. cAUKIN,
II. v. PRATT,
HARRIET PtTRICK,
BERTEE NJ. SMITH
EuNICE G, SARGENT,
| Committee,
The ladies OF the G. A. H., which is
a separate organization also held their
fourth annual session, and at the
meeting yesterday passed the following
resolutions.
Resolved, That the sincere thanks If
the Fourth Annual Convention OF the
ladies OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public are hereby extended 10 the titi-
gems OF Astoria for their munifieent
aud most generous hospitality. Too
much praise cannot he accorded TO
Comrade Dealey, for his untiring ef-
forts In making our visit pleasant
remembrance and we tender to him
our most appreciative thanks,
To the mayor Gushing Post and W,
r. C, for the hearty welcome and many
courtesles extended, To the general
executive committee whose duties have
indeed ben artluous and most excellent
their valuable service 10 our cause, and
also 10 the teachers and pupils of he
public schools for the interest they dis
played In attending and joining In the
parade in a body and,
| Resolved, That an especial vote Of
thanks be extended to Department
Commander Sladen for his kind words
and courteeics extended Also FOR
headouarters which were visited by our
numerous comrade friends extending
the hand of fraternal friendship and
expressions of sympathy and apnre.
citation Of our good work
To our beloved Department Fresi-
dent for the able manner In which she
has presided over this body and for
her efficient and splendid ldm!nlstra.
ton during the year just closed,
Also. to all retiring officers and all
retiring appointed officers.
tsigned) MRS. HEUSTIS
MRS. BROWN.
MRS. BRAY,
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