The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-04-03

GERS of Mckenzie Post No. -, of that place Com
mander, III. A. Scott; 5. V. c., Fred Guthrie !;
J. V. c., ]. A. Glenn; AdJt F. F. Wyman; O.
NJ, f. J. Young; Chaplain, j. d. Butler o. D.,
J. o. Las; Surg, George Klock; o. g., L. c.
Davis.
Company O." KeOkuk, Iowa, writes MS as
follows: L. s. Tyler, past commander, Post 2,
Ke0kuk, assisted by Ben Johnston commander
of Post 20, Keosauqua, mustered fine Post at
Doud's, Van Buren, county (making the sixth
Post in that county,, on the 2lSt nit. 1t was
named in honor of Private Thomas ]. Mutt, of
company III, 9Th Iowa infantry, killed in battle
at Iuka. Miss, September 10 1852. The fol-
lowing Post officers were elected: Commander
James Elerick; s. v c., Hugh Findley; J. V.
C., l.. c. LOOMS; Surgeon, III. s. Bacon; Chap
lain, Owen Mutt; o. d., w. w Jackson; Adi't,
o. 0. Stokes; Q. NJ, James Haney; o. c., w.
t. Crawford. After the installation ceremony
acspiendid choir, composed of Mrs. James Ele-
rick. Misses Ella Short, Ora and LISA Doud
and Messrs. Ira e. McCrary, l.. T. Doud j. d.
Morrow, l.. G. LOOMS, w W. Jackson, and Hon
James Elerick rendered some excellent music,
at the conclusion of which an elegant banquet
was partaken of.
Comrade Ed. K. Pitman, Leon, Iowa, informs
US that Post No. 251, of that place. is in excel
lent working order and has membership of
fifty-fye Its officers are as follows: Com
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c., c. w. Beck SAdj't, Ed. X. Pitman; O. NJ,
w. Sullivan; Surgeon, DIR. w. Il. Kelley !;
Chaplain, G.. W. Jenree; @. d., f. w. Currey {;
o. e., E. J. Sankey; s. NJ, J. VI. Sylvester; q.
NJ. s., Jesse B. Garrett.
Comrade William A. Diekerson. Clarified.
Iowa. sends us the following roster of the OFF,
GERS OF the newly-organi2ed Post at that place /:
Commander, W. A. Diekerson: S. VIC, C. H.
Waffle; J. V. C., G. T. Wright; Chaplain, F..
Briee; o. D., ]. K. Parshal; Surgeon, ]. NJ
Dennis; Q. NJ, T. C. Mann; Adjutant, s. A.
Springer; o. e., T. p. More; @. NJ s., III. w.
Douglass; S. NJ, B. Nevill.
Comrade Milo L. Sherman, Fredericksburg,
Iowa, writes US that he mustered Bent Post at
Summer, Iowa, recently, and sends US a list of
its officers as follows Commander, A. III. Wem-
pie; S. V. G., NJ. F: Watenpaugh; ]. " c., G..
q. Spears Adj't, n. Voorhees,: Surg H. T.
Bryant; Chaplain, A. a. 0rvis; @. NJ. L. Wat
enpaugh; o. d., n. III. Burleson; o. g., G. H.
Granger; s. NJ, S. j. Davis @. II. s., j. G..
Hammetter.
The following is list of the recently-in-
stalled officers of William Kellogg Post, No.
1S6, Seymour, Iowa, sent us by Comrade w P
ALFRED, of that place: Commander, II. s. Cad
dis; S. V. C., Z. S. Lowry; J. Y. c., W. ?. Al
bred; o. d., j. Hamlin; Chaplain, William
Manning; @. ~, r. Vance; Adit, K. Dyball !;
Surgeon, w. Ell. Earnest; o. g., J. NJ OdelI; s.
NJ, r. N. Davis; @. u. s., w. \. Park
Comrade William T. Allen, Dallas Centre
Iowa, sends US the following list of officers of
Richmond Post, No. go, of that place: Com
mander, E. J. III. Stevens: S. V. c., T. J. Ran
dali; J. v. c., John Mcclure; Chaplain. Rev
A. S. Peck; Adj't, s. P. Melick; Q. NJ, William
T. Allen; @. N. s., William Clark; o. D.. John
Lloyd; s. NJ, F. NJ Gott; o. G., Aleck Justice;
Surgeon, w. w. Furgeson.
From Comrade W. L. Brown, Central City,
Iowa. we have the following list of the newly
installed officers of Marion Mills Post, No. PIP,
of that place: Commander, Major Warmer;
S. V. c., VIM. Hall; J. V. c., Peter Heaton @.
NJ, C. FL. Clark; Surg, s. Byam; Chaplain
George Mcdonald; o. D., Alex Mcdonald :;
Adj't, FL. G. Porter; o. g., Joseph Gardner.
&C. L. J." Independence, Iowa, writes that
&. c. Little Post, of that place, has chosen the
following officers for the coming year Com
mander. J. w. Foreman; S. V. c., Comrade
Comrade Sparkling; o. d., j. L. Cramer; Chap
lain, Chas. Yonkey; Surg, DR.. lIarkum.
We are informed by Comrade Henry C..
Anderson, Liberty Center, Iowa, that James
Randolph Post, No. lie, of that place, which
has a membership of 80, is in a most prosper
Gus condition. A Campfire was recently held
by the Post which augmented its relief fund to
the extent of $3.50.
Hyde Clark Post, No. rs, Dubuque, Iowa,
John MeDermott eomnlander-A J. Patch,
adjutant,l protests against the passage of the
Fitz-John Porter bill, and indorses the stand
taken by Senator Logan III the matter.
Conrade ]. w. Spencer, Nevada, Iowa, writes
us that Post No. 81, of that place, has mem
bership of about eighty, and is IN a very
fourishing condition.