The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-09-30

Asst Sec, George A. Marks, Lafayette Treas
James Hazlit, Delphi.
About $50 of the survivors of the 10th Ohio
met at Newark on the 18th inst. and elected
the following officers President, Col. J. G.
Wehrle; V.-P., Serg't Edward ID. DOxsee; Sec,
Finley Stafford Treas, Serg't W. III. Wiseman.
At noon the old soldiers and their many lady
friends sat down 10 a sumptuous picnic feast,
and in the afternoon speeches were made,
general campfire held, and dress parade form
ed, reviewed and dismissed
soldiers Reunion, basket picnic and b2rbe-
cue will be held in Greensburg Oct. ii and 10,
TO which all are invited.
IOWA.
AP Alexander, Marion: The Reunion of
the Goth Iowa was held at this place on the 18th
aud 18th inst. There was n very large attend
ance and everything passed Of,hnely. Ii was
decided 10 hold the next Reunion two years
hence at Cedar Rapids.
The Veteran Association Of Linn County held
q Reunion at Marion on the 18th aud 10th inst.
A permanent organization was effected and the
following officers elected Pres, Geo. W. Noble;
Sec, +. w. HarwoOd; @. VI. and Treas, VIM. G.
Carnagy. Executive Committee: c. A. Huston,
l.. l.. Wilson, Geo. l.. Durno, J. S. Alexander
and c. w. Kepler.
T. B. Browne. Alta: The old soldiers of
Buena Vista County held Reunion on the 18th
inst, which was largely attended and greatly
enlONeu DE ala lllb
There was 4 great gathering of veterans at
Belle Plane Sept. IL and 10, the occasion being
a Reunion of the 2Sth Iowa and the Veteran
Association of Benton and lama Counties. The
crowd was enormous and speeches and music,
banqucting and social intercourse filed the cup
of pleasure. The 2Sth Iowa Association elected
the following officers: Pres, Capt. Geo. +.
Philips; V.-P., Col. Is. W. Wilson; Sec, Il. Nj.
Talbot Asst Sec, j. +. NJ Bishop; q. NJ,
B llgrr1npn tan EarpH-
son; Surg, IL. W. Boynton. Committees from
companies: Co. A, Hugh st. Clair Mt. Auburn ;
Ii, J. b. Wilson, MarengO G, J. W. Carr,
Montezuma; ID, J. w. Thompson, Belle PLANE;
+, John Colony, Tifin f, J. b. NJ. Bishop
Toledo; G, +. L. Blake, Belle PLANE; III, Il.
M. Talbot, Brooklyn; /, John G.. Springer,
West Pilot; X, M. w. Atwood, Newton. The
Benton County Association elected the follow
ing officers: Pres L. III. Colcord, Vinton; V.-P,
X. Felt. Blairstown Sec. E. d. Stedman, Vim
ton; Q. NJ, K. III. Quin, VintOn. The regi-
mental officers chosen are: Colonel, X. Ferman,
Blarstown; Lieutenant Colonel. Il. NJ. Steven
son; Major, Geo. J. Covert, Garrison; Adjutant,
A. Thompson, Vinton; Chaplain, Rev. A. F..
Loomis. Belle Plaine; Surgeon, DIR. J. X. Wag-
ner, Van Horne; PaymasteT, ). White, NintOn.
The lama County Association chose the fol-
lowing: Pres, $. Z. Leland; Adj't and Sec, j..
b. NJ. Bishop; Colonel, L. Pearson Lieutenant
Colonel, J. C. Fitzgerald; Major w. III. Stod-
dsrd; q. NJ, X. Dexter; Chap, A. Cordner
Surg, w. A. Daniel.
The annual Reunion of the 9th Iowa was
held at Charlton Sept. and 9. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Pres, Chas. A. Huston, Waubeck Sec, W. III.
Wright, Centerville; Treas, II. Hickenlooper,
Abba. 1t was decided TO hold the next Re-
union at Centerville, Aug. 80 and 81, 1887.
The Reunion of the Goth Iowa at Marion was
grand success. The tents were pitched around
tho park. with the grand stand near the CEN
ter, aud the park and entire business pOr-
ton of the town were elegantly decorated. Many
of the boys were quartered with private families,
and those who were not were fed by the GAR.
Post OF Marion. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres, l.. L. Viii
son, Center Point; First V.-P., e.. w. Wynn,
Cedar Rapids; Second Y.-P., Stephen Lorton,
Davenport; Sec, w. J. Johnson, Montezama
Treas, VI. i. Elliott Marion. Executive Com
mitte-John l.. Richardson, Denison; Cass
Hart, Cedar Rapids; Geo. w. Gillian, Wau-
beck; VIM. A. Ackley; Davenport; Thos. &.
McCausiand, McCausland; l.. T.. Dosh, Daven-
port. Committee on Finance-Geo. w. Wynn,
p. j. Remine. j. n. Huston. Committee on
ResOlutiOns-JOhn Port, F.. A. McConahay, j.
T.. Mcintyre Committee on Death Roll. D.
Stewart. Milton Elliott, Thos McCausland.
The 5th Iowa held u very pleasant Reunion
at Sigourney, Sept. l and 2. The comrades
made speeches and shouted, and ate and were
happy.
The Reunion of the LIST Iowa Cav. was held
Sept Il and - at Cedar Rapids. The attend
ancc was large and the occasion was thoroughly
ENJOYABLE. Among the features was an elo.
| quent Grafton by Gen. S. S. Burdett. late COM
nlander-in- Chief OF the GAR The following
officers were elected Pres, +. S. Foster Co
G, Lyons; V.-P. III. S. Heberling, Co. b. Chi.
cago; Sec. and Treas, p. II. Francis, Co. 3
Il a. I II
| Matthews, Co. +; A. w. Mccormack, Co III
and Capt. T. II. Barncs and Capt. J. A. Lyon
| both OF Co. X.
During the Reunion at Cedar Rapids last
week a banquet was rendered the LIST lows
Cav, which was greatly enjoyed by all the
participants.
KANSAS.
All Kentucky ex-soldiers who intend TO visi
| the State Reunion TO be held at EmpOTia. Kan.
Oct. 8 to inclusive, are notified that tn,
Society meeting will be held at the Presbyterian
| Church on Wednesday, Oct. s, at Q a. m. By
order of Maj. w. Il. ShOckley, President Ken
lucky Veteran Association; ID. Ii. McGhee
Secretary.
MICHIGAN.
The survivors of the 18th Mich held thei
annual Reunion at Jackson on the 18th inst
which was largely attended. One hundred anC
|
dresses were made by Gen. W. II. Wilmington
President Mines, Col. Luce, Maj. Mathews
| Capt. Chris. Rath and others. IL was decided
TO hold the next Reunion at Monroe Sept. Ia
| 1857 The following officers were elected TO
the ensuing year: Pres, Col. Constant Luce, o
Monroe; First V.-P., Capt George Goodsell
Ludington; Second V.-P., Capt. Chris. Rath
| jackson; &c., Charles ID. Cowles, Lansing
Asst Sec. George b. DeLong Monroe Treas
George ii. Hopkins, Detroit; Historian, Privat
w. ii. Brearley, Detroit; Chap, III. NJ. Gallup
Chelsea; Executive Committee, Norman Cur
tbs, DelOs Phillips and Gen. Wilmington. Ii
the evening a grand banquet was held, to whicl
all did ample justice
The annual Reunion of the 7th Mich. was he'll
nj jackson on the l4th inst, and the followin
officers elected: Pres, Col. Ira Il. Grosvenor
V.-P, Capt. o. A. Williams; Sec, G. Hamilton
Treas, c. A. Bangs; Historian, n. F. Clemens
Executive Committee lone from each company
A, Lieut.. James Donaldson, Ithaca; Il, Lieut.
Frank Seigfried, Kelley's Corners; G, Ale
Worden, Lansing; ID, James II. Cassaday, Dur
dee; L, A. ]. Haynes, TuscOla; +, Lieut.. ia
M. Greenfield, Lansing; q, Irving Weston
North Branch; ii, Robert Knaggs, Chicago, Ill
i, Nathaniel +. Clemens Bowling; X, Thoms
Champion, Lima, Ind.
The survivors of the 1st Mich. Sharpsho0tel
held their first Reunion at Jackson on the LIT
inst and formed "a permanent organization
Eighty-three members were present and th
following officers were elected for the ensuin
, year: Pres, Col. c. V. DeLand, Jackson; Fir'
V.-P., Lieut.. Col. J. +. Bugbee, Chicago; SCI
ond V.-P., Lieut. Frank Whipple, Port Huron
Sec, George SaxtOn, Lansing; Treas, Ii.
: Brakeman, Jackson.
J. n. VOORHEES,. Greenvile: All conrad,