Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-09
ME1ERAAl9 AND ALLIED SociE-
anE4 ToAMEET IN BuRlfNG-
NV TON SOON
STATE ENcAMPMENT DATES
JUNE IS, II AND 10
Burlington Rendezvous of Many Sol
diers When Starting For Front-city
Planning to Make Reunion One Long
to Be Remembered-com
Chief to Be Present.

Burlington, June s.-The boys who
wore the blue are coming home to Bur-
lington June 16, II and IS. For very
many it will be a real home coming,
for they were either assembled here,
or they waited for orders here, or they
encamped here on their way to the
front fifty years ago, or they were CIV
On a hearty welcome home, here in
Burlington, when they were going
back to the loved ones OH furlough, or
they had been sent back TO Iowa TO
recuperate. or the term OF their enlist
ment bad expired. or the war had
come to an end. There were few
Iowa soldiers, who did not have some
acquaintance with, some personal
knowledge of Burlington. And from
all points Of the compass they are COM
ing here to their old comrades and 10
recount their experiences, on June 10,
IT and 1S Many months ago. II was
solemnly resolved TO make this en-
campment of the Iowa department Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic some
thing worth while. an event 20 be re
menbered in the years to come and 50
committees were chosen to arrange
for q celebration that viii be credit
to the city.
All delegates and visiting comrades
are requested Immediately on arrival
to register at the bureau OF iriorcla-
ton, Hotel Burlin gton.
Headquarters.
Headquarters Of Iowa department 9.
A. R Hotel Burlington.
Convention hail OF the G. A r. Grand
opera house
Executive committee Of the G. A r
Hotel Burlington.
Registration assignment 20 quarters
delegate and comrade badges and gen
eral information obtaioaale, Hotel Bur
hngton.
Headquarters Of drum cops. re
Armory, Fourth and Division sUea-~
Woman's Relief Corps.
C. l. Matthies. Headquarters Era.
Burlington
Conventions to be h=lc n Ei-z- P-es-
bytertan church. soU-hTes: conner 20.
end Washington stress
Ladies OF 6. =. 2.
J. NJ Coee circle a371a1sz-s
ladies' par!or. Hotel SEi.1Ea-
Morning and sz.s-ac-c- s@Aros =
be held In tie FIRST u = ,.-- ~
ner Fifth and Eas1.1z-9- gratis
Tuesday Af.sr-ooo- 5--s =
Music by me as-1s al @-c- c1-J's.
s p. m-G-@5 og@-z ac1s.
Reception and cz-p r. -'ss'E----
mens commsads- :. n. I-s-
siding.
Music By the ss-.
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D. D.
address 0. wslcon. y ..=-z. ?.
the city, By Mayor n. =. C.,E.
Address or oeazl. ~ - : I :
and kindred soci=-!ss - t=1z-------s--
Commander J. " W:l-sc-
Response OF betaIs u 20 9 = :
and kindred societies ~ CcL =. :.
Palmer.
Address BY Con-nz-1z.- = ::
Hon. Washington Gard.s-
Short addresses By M-z IA NJ
Bride. national president r 2 g;
Mrs. Lillian c. carr. ?-es.5er- > : ?
circle; Mrs. Es,elLa Pop2e, md o-1-
ers.
Womsn's Relief Cores.
II a. m.-Coruer Th.rd zad Tala!
streets.
Presentation Of flag to Prozrsc- III
school. under supervision Of 2a.-:o--:
Instructor LII L. schrack.
1880 p. m.-Eote! Burlington.
Reception BY ". P. 6. 70 Cen
nander- in-chies 9. a P Was,.r g-oc
Gardner; National President -. 2. Z
Ida Mcbride: Commander J. ~. WI
lett and staff and Sons 0. Veterans.
All friends and citizens Invited.
Wednesday, June II.
$3.50 q. m.-Grand opera house.
Business session Of department. q
Iowa G. A R..
o:3o p. m.-Parade.
The parade VIII he followed b ;
business session az the opera hOEse.