The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
|IIID ARMY PEOPLE
| HAVE ROYAL TIME
kt,r,us and Their Relatives
md Friends Spend Enjoy
able Evening.
|u@lOUS OLD BANNER
4 VERY MUCH IN EVIDENCE
|, Manifesto Necessary to
/ Prove Love and Loyalty TO
/ Old Glory.

.. The auspices Of the Reynolds
III, No. /, Ladies of the Grand Army
IA. psnublic. a large and enthusiastic
.,v NJ comrades. ladies Of the cir
- Of both relief corps, with the
I'D ,5d daughters OF veterans and
~, assembled at their hall on Sat
.renine 20 have a Jolly good time
ID. ,Asy had II. all who were there
a ,Mrmatively testify. II was ono
IA !, ,rost successful OF entertainments
II cnry" was very much in evidence,
EA,sy was overnowing with patriot
and each face was Illuminated
II miles. a.,
%s slenaturc OF a confessed law
.,,, was necessary. 10 inform the
81 - their fidelity To law and order.
L.rwrd Army of the Republic, and Its
r'5es among whom are members OF
r.s,,sn churches, never had TO pub
y. The world a written argument Ia
,bsIr LOYALTY. ii has been manifest
A, ,,,r act in their grand history,
|trsi,y never hides under such petty
Ir,Jgres II shines rcsplendent IN
=, aet OF men and women, individ-
-ko In association.
|ry Grovenor. president of the circle
/-5,d With her usual grace ana dle .
.nS a well selected programme of
v...sss music. song and recitation.
~ with encores. was we'll rendered.
Er,.l Posts new quartette was I'm evil
= ior tho lrst time, In 2 couple OF
/. songs
|ssrrmeni Commander r. NJ Spcrry,
~ civ. dropped in upon them, and
q few cheering remarks. After
,-tzramrc, beautiful quilt was
~ and won by Mrs. Hoge, and Il
r,Iiul supper crowned the pleasant
t.crse R. Maxwell w. II. G. will he
trtlped on next Wednesday after
W from . TO : o'clock hN Mrs. 4. Z,
"a al her home. 1855 Fuller avenue
10 East Second South car.
|i-ss R. Mexican Post No. Will have
Ilsness meeting on Saturday night
,lkb lime there will he measures OF
Ltance to he acted upon. The COM
q should be prompt in attendance at
IG,iT hour -,
IA, lanes =. Mexican W, Il. G. viii
rs regular meeting "Wednesday aft
NJ Committee Report.
II mmmj,tee composed OF T. II. Clark,
fp GRAY and c. w. 4. Schuell. mem
Ia the Grand Army OF the Republic.
|t,ed the following report 10 James
Lkxsan Post, q. a. R..
|Siueas. II has pleased the supreme
|rrznder OF the Universe 10 transfer
|r7ie Theodore F. Singiser from the
,|sssM OF Earth to the Eternal Camp
|Imunds, and.
|7fsnas. In this order Of transfer We
tsminded that IN 1861, when the hte
~ Nation was AT stake. when the SUI
y, question. whether this Nation
y Enpable Of If-government was on
Hh a conflict so fierce that our nv,
HN red with the blood OF her loyal
r. rhen hundreds Of thousands OF
|-5a's bravest aud best sons sprang
|fns at the call OF President Lincoln,
ID L was that Comrade SlnGlser, but
II, light from the school room, sprang
I 4. conflict, and braNely faced the
\ MI the last gun was fired and the
rbsl surrendered and Til beneath
j siry Flag we could breath the air
lh Q. the free and. in our beloved
-: and
lhe,eas. In this order of removal We
minded that our Comradc. after
au was over at once took n prom :
Il pace among his fellow men. rose
f1lleal prominence, represented Els
s n Congress. and held other posi-
IL trust. which he tilled with iidel =
trd has since occupied an honorable
va In business circles. that from
N nanhood he has been n faithful
'isd loving father. 10 all OF which
lrit with pride: therefore, be n
xf;elyed. That by the removal Of our
rf1s from the scenes Of earth this
eas lost all honored Comrade, the
.@ noble son and the business
40 upright citizen and an honest
and his family a devoted husband
ndulgent father
Isolved, That these resolutions be
1a upon the records Of this pest, a
ient 10 the bereaNed family. and
sne be published in the Salt Lake
@ily papers, and that the charter
- post be draped. in memory oil
oQmrade for thirty days