The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-04
GREAT PARADE BY
THE GRAND ARMY
IMPOSING PAGEANT A FEATURE
or ENcAMpMENT.
CAN NEVER BEREpEArEoHERE
Official Announcement OF Formation
og Parade and line oF March 10
Made For the First Time
Today.


A. r. parade,--the like OF which will
never again be seen in Oskaloosa, -
was announced today. The pageant
will be the feature Of the day, ,wsdnes
day, May IL, the second day OF the
Iowa Department encampment In os
kaloosa.
The line will form under direction
of Col. l.. b. Cousins, Chief OF Staff, or
South First street and First avenue
east, the right resting on Second
street, In the following order:
Platoon of Police.
Iowa Brigade Band of oskaloosa.
Co. +, 54th Regiment I. NJ. G., Fred
A.. Moore commanding.
Department Commander r. T. st
John and STAFF.
Department of Iowa G. A. r.
Organized Posts.
Phil Kearney Post No. 40, of oska'
loosa, having the left OF the line.
Martial and other bands in attend.
ance will be placed in the line.
The Line Of March.
The parade being formed, the col
umn will march east on First avenue
to Seventh street; thence north to
High avenue; thence west on High
avenue to First street; thence south
to First avenue thence went on First
avenue to ID street; thence north to
High avenue; thence east on High ave
nue. to First street, where near the
Hotel Downing the column will dis
band.
The parade will pass in review be-
fore the Department Commander OF
Iowa, the Department Commander OF
Illinois the Governor of Iowa, the
Mayor of Oskaloosa, and distinguished
guests. Also 500 public school chill
dren will be stationed at the court
house to sing under the direction or
Prof Solomon, as the old soldiers
pass In line.
officers In Line.
fThe following aides on the staff OF
+ Aartment Commander r. T. St.John
hs.ya accepted the special invitation of
the Committee on Invitation and Pro.
gram to. attend the Encampment OF
the G.. A. r., May 1913, and to accom-.
pany the Commander in the grand pa
rade On Wednesday afternoon, the
18th, in the uniform of the order:
l.. b. Cousins, Senior Aide and
Chief OF Staff, Council Bluffs.
w. T. Sinclair, Humeston.
Harry B. Shaw. Nora Springs.
N. III. Spears, Westgate.
A. X. Hostetter, Grinnell.
J. II. Lindsay, Marengo.
John G. Ferris, Hampton.
e. G. Haynes, Centerville.
C.. w. Reynolds, Grundy Center.
w. Il. Stanley, Eldora.
Henry Carl, Adel.
A.. w. Jaques, Fairfield.
J. r. Morris, Deep River.
s.. II. Harper, ottumwa. .
w. ID. Lamb, Northwood.
M. r. Wood, Lake City.
j., @. Smith, Garden Grove.
G. B. Weston, Greene.
s.. NJ. Hinman, Belmond.
J. r. G.. Cold, Gladbrook.
M. Mcdonald, Bayard
G. III, Gross, Des Moines.
G. w. Crisman, Colfax.
David Kelsey, Anamosa ...
j. III. Gowdey, Stuart.
H. p. Scott, Davenport.
FL. Davis, Missouri Valley. ~
J. r. White, Webster City.
George Franzen, Kingsley.
w. G. Tompkins, Clear Lake.
Geo. #. Brechtd, Boone. ~
G.. N. Doans, Newton. :.
Isaac Hakeman, Belle Plaine.
p. g. Crosby, Manchester
w. d. Forbes, Des Moines.
w. ID. Blakemore, Bedford
Henry FRANKIE. Parkersburg.
Chas. Halle, Peoria.
8. W. Smith, Mason City.
A. II. Hocum, Riceville.
G. l.. Jones, Bristow.
John Morrison, Hedrick.
II. H. Rood, Mt. Vernon.
@. ID. Underwood New Hampton.
ID. A. Haggard, Algona.
Thos. L. Green, West Union.
w. G.. Sampson, Villisca.
Robert Kissick, Oskaloosa