Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-06
Wo odmen and Royal Neighbors
Have Annual Memorial
Services.
MEMBERS GATHER AT GRAVES
Over Which There Are Prayers and
Songs-Sames of the De-
parted Goes.

| ~. i4dWtS No lJJb- ana the members
| Of the Royal Neighbors IF America.
| Nayflower camp No. lOl. Fay Halves
No. PSI and Dewey No. 1886. yesterday
| afternoon held their annual memorial
serviceS at Chippiaunock cemetery.
| There was large gathering to wit
ness the pretty services and to pay
| respects 10 the departed ones. Not
| only did the WooGmen and the Royal
Neighhurs decorate the graves of de
ceased members. but others were
| there who stood at the mounds IF low
Ell ones now silent.
| The program given yesterday fol-
lows:
Hymn. Jesus. Pilot Ne male quar-
| tet.
Invocation. Rev. O. W. Lawrence.
pastor of Memorial Christian church.
| Special selection. The Fla" of
Woodcraft Der Them Waves" male
quartet.
| Reading Of head conSurs memorial
proclamation. Rev. {. +. Taylor.
Introductory remarks, Prcsidcn; J.
II. Lubbock. master of ceremoni,s.
Hymn. One hy One Our Loved Ones
| Leave Is" male quartet.
| Address. G.. W. McCaskrin.
Hymn. asleep in Jesus; Blessed
| Sleep" male quartet.
Benediction. Rev. O. w. Lawrence.
The quartet was composed # &. {.
| Wengcr. ID. l.. Hartman. John Hazard
and Gilbert Graves.
The officers and committees in
charges of the services were a. fol
| lows:
| President \. Lubbock.
| Secretary u. Mulcahy.
| Treasurer Mary Coleman.
| Committee on Arrangements-E. ".
Newton. VI. !. Mulcahy. J. F. Kramer,
Mary Coleman and J. y. Walters.
| Committee ON Transportation W.
| \. Lov,tt. Thomas Flynn. Mrs. J.
| AiDsWorth.
Committee on Spcallers-J. y Wal
| ters. Mrs. George Baker.
Names of Deceased Members.
The following are the names of the
| deceased members of both orders who
are buried in Chippiannnck cemetery.
| Those who are buried in other Gene
! ;cTcS were remembered by sending
| lowers to be put ON their graves:
| NJ. W. ~. Camp No. 26.-Arthur
Nangelin. John Lynch, Peter Cos
| grove.
NJ. w. y. Camp No. 29.-I. Wells. {.
| g.. Carter. NJ Bahnsen. II. II. Cleave-
| and. 6. Cash. W. L. Quayle. j. Rusen-
| ,ieid. w. =. Knuwlton. W. j. Fullerton,
| ". II. johnson. w. johnson. l.. j. Ne
| abe. {. j. Brown. o. DumbauId. {.
| Nahlstrom. 6. Browner, w. +. Dough
| on. w. W. llama. NJ. ErbS, y. r.
| Johnson. \. Banks. j. l.. Larkin. w. j.
| tanson. ". \. Boyer. T. Webb. !. Boil
man. j. Stroehle. !. Blaisdell. +.
smith, \. F. Jensen. J. APpleby, y. J.
| STOW NJ. Krohn. &. Antony. j. Long.
NJ W. y. Camp 155O.-W. W. Hast
| ny. John McConochie. Thomas Barth-
| lInw. !. W. Potter. /. l.. Swain. Gott-
| iirb Miller. F. jackson. James Sul!i-
| an. William Shea. VI. V. Ccncannon.
| Paul Blcckschmidt. Harry ID. Corken.
| Edward Connolly. ". G. Haroff, John
| Gillespie. William p. Dover. Oliver
iraham. Peter Wilder. Charles Hide
braut. John smith. Dan Hotchki>s. Jo-
| -cph Allen.
NJ. ". y. Camp No. 3Og-William
| steward. Peter W. Zcckler. John lit
1er. Ed Gocser. William II. Willis.
| John T. Spencer. G. |. VI. Colburn. Sic
| mon PuhIman. Joseph II. Montgom
| ny. Ell Hayes. William Theme. j. +.
| Frank. John Schneider. Ernst Swan
| on. =. Kallart. john II. Hutchin%s. {.
| Lcmbur- and his son. George Perry.
| William II. SunIcy.T. w. Ransom. :. Mar
| shall. Henry lIakker. MeIchcr Koch.
| Jacob Wins. Thomas Reddig. j. Il.
| FIuegcl. John Schroeder. August
Blomquist. Oscar Appelquist.
L. y. y. Camp No. 1Ol.-Mrs. Sarah
| Evans. Mrs. Sarah Baker. Mrs. Lily
| smith. Mrs. Pauline FREDERICKSBURG
Mrs Dora Bcrkhahn. Charles Wal
strom. Mrs. Celestine Rohwcdder, Mrs.
| Rose Shcan. Mrs. Della McQuaid. Mrs. |
Florence l.. Goulder, Mrs. Mary Gavin.
Mr.. Mary IGlchart.
T. y. y. Camp No. 2S1.-M. V. Con
| cannon, Miss Mamie Kennedy. Miss
| Jennie Coyne. Mrs. Mary Coyne. Miss
| I,-ephine Halves Mrs. Rose Ritchie.
L. y. y. Camp No. 1O36.-Mrs. Lily
Robb.
| Growth of FraternalIsm Shown.
The members met at the hall at p:
o'clock. and arrived at the cemetery
IT a little after 3 Drill teams of
camps 20 AMI 1550 presented an in
| spring scene n they went through
| their work. 1t i safe to assert that
these teams are as well drilled a. any
| other team in the order in the United
states After the reading of the con-
>ul's memorial proclamation by Rev.
{ T. Taylor. in which the purpose of
the services was recited. 4 few brief
| Introductory remarks. appropriate 70
| the occasion. were made by J. II. Luz
| beck. master Of ceremonies. who. af-
| ter a hymn 10y the quartet. introduced
| -. W. McCa~krin. who spoke for about
/ twenty minutes. The speaker told in
n clear and fnrcible manner of frater-
nalism. lis good work accomplished,
| the Standing of the Woodmen and the