The National tribune., 1888-03-08

y. Il.
2; Claude r. Campbell, Brookfeld, Mo-, /; Jacob
Vandermeide, 4; Inez W. Humbert. shannon, Ill,
2; We, Us Co, " Early, Iowa. Hattie l. Good-
sell, Z Mrs. NJ J. Leach, Wocott, VT, TO- Carrie
Battice Senaca Ill, 3 Jennie Winner Mercer, Pa,
:; T. NJ. PinAham, Springfield, Mass, 81 ohVe Il.
Race, Fort Wayne, Ind, g. ." Moran" Emporia,
Kan, 4; Annie L. Marsh, Saugus, Mass, IL Mrs.
g. II. Humphrey, BFeespoFt, n. Y, 2; IL. w. Ja-
quith, Americas Kan, 81 Mrs. g. AlbeTtson, NIL
Georgetown, o., 4; T. NJ Jones Goreve, H. u;
T. T. Mercer, GTeenIeaf, Kan; Mrs, ID. Reardsley,
Pitsburg. Pa, /; Aiva c. Jones, Lynnyille, Ind;
Ella Foster, Lemond, Mimi, !; Eva A Hardesty,
Bloomington, Ill, z; A. F Files. Holland, o.; 4;
Nelia Hampton, Mt. Victory. o., IA Mary Taylor,
Butte City, Cal, j; Bessie Race, Fort Wayne, 1ndi
1; 5. Bryner, Oniopyle, Pa, L.
OUR RoLL-CALL-GREETIEGs.
Samuel A. Rhodes, Box 50, Treverton Pa; Isaac
BarnheT, Tilton, Iowa; Walter b. Newgroye, Y
L Pearl street. New Haven Conn, stepson of vet
eran; Dollie Crum, Vienna, H. daughter 3lst H.;
Harry C. Smith, 5. of v, No. AL A avenue west
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Emma A. Graf, Adrian, Mnn
John +. Keenan,, BaTrack A, Soldiers Home, Bath,
| n. Y; Mary 4. Holhrook Ocean Grove, ~ j.
W. c. Deupree, Bloomfield Iowa; Ida MeNeal,
Captain. Mary a. Logan d. of v, Moline, KAN
write instTuctonsto veterans daughters who would
organize ID. of V Camps; G. w. Fletcher Maiden,
Mass; John Lansden, Bethany, III, particularly
likes " The Boy spy -; James w. Hale (l3l Drama
go, No, son 10Th Kan Cav; Mary j. Hall (9l,
daughter 10th Kan. Cav; Minnie Lane, Plttsbufg,
Kan: W. II. Kelly, Wellsville o., member J. w.
Reilly Camp, No -, S. of V would like welcome
from the @. c.; Clarence Watkins Clarence Mo-;
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daughther Sd Ind. battery, deceased Nov. 1887,
De Soto. Mo, would hear from Annie L. Marsh and
Nina Ballou; Emma Lehr 934 Lorain street. Cieve-
land, o.; Clausle Burrows and May Robinson ftut-
land, VI; Rachel Weaver (13l, veterans daughter,
/ Wheatand, Ind; Harry Dunton, son nth n Y.
Camden, ". Y; E11le 81. Holtseiaw, daughter OF
Seventeenth Corps veteran; Daisy NJ. Nlnchell,
BasbaR, Kan, daughter sd Ind; Edith L. Gale
Q0, disabled veteran daughter, Cordova Ill., Ella
Barton q2), Mt Vernon, Wis, would hear from
other little girls, and will send popcorn TO Rose
Little if she will write first; Ida III. WeatheThot,
] Holt, KY; Anna II. Snow, Willow SPRING., No.,
! agrees with Lizzie Cafes would hear from Eva IL.
| i. Deford and Annie i. Marsh; Lizzie Townsend
Industry Kan, veterans daughter. would like in
formation IN stamp collecting; Daisy Deane, MIG
die Sprite. n. Y, country girl, who " loves this
glorious Union, this free and happy land and ex-
tends her hand IN friendship TO al the Z, u Danu
! Harry Wallace Bennett, Pa; Milton ID. Whitney,
Burr Oak Iowa, 18th Wis, likes the &C badge
4 EsteUa HiIlman Winnebago City, Mimi. Minnie
/ Hefiin. Avoca, Iowa, hopes she may be welcome;
Kate J.. EIDE, Golden. H.; L. J. Waltz, eMasquaka,
/ Iowa, 10th Pa, lives where Thermometer
went down 4lo below zero; Nellie Gilges, Grdley,
Kan; Jas. c. Hates, Douglass Grove Neb., teacher,
81, lame since the age OF five, would like advice IN
! governing school; Nirgfe :. rutherford, Jefier-
Sonviile, Ind, son I'D Ind; Mary scott, BIngain-
ton. n Y, fond of fun and crochet; Alma Riers,
New Boston, H.. Lizzie K HansbeTgeT, WoIfhing-
/ ton HinH Ethel Lewis Harmon, Mich, daughter
24th Mich: Mrs Charles W. Clifford Lebanon, ".
H.. wife, daughter and sister Of veteran; George
/ II. Cooley, Holmes City, Mimi j. A. Taylor, Car
/ Gen Plain, KAN. heartily coneurs with george T.
Lewis and Belle Tisdale gun-ehewing; Orffe
F. Ihursion, Blooming Prairie, Mimi; Nellie Sny-
der, BOX III, New Hampton, Iowa. W N. l. w II
hanson, Oak, Kan. son l2Jth H. would near from
sons and daughters of that regiment; Nella Hamp-
ton, Mt. Victory, o.. greetings to Tennessee
Girl y; c. Agnes Freeman, Ainsworth, Neb. Lo-
rcna Adamson, Corning, o.; Frank Smith, Hamil-
1 ton, Pa; Samuel Friend, Smoky, Idaho; Mary
/ Taylor Butte City, Cal. daughter 48th III; Nellie
C. Joles Pink Prairie H., daughter 18TH H. VIII
/ s. Marion, Greeusburg, Ind Box GIG, warns the
G. c., from whom he would hear, against address
ing correspondents who give initials as Postofice
officials will not forwhrd; Zula u: Wright, Box
I9l, Mansion, Wis, agrees with Badger and
would Ike poem. Rappahannoek's Waters"
ANOTHER C. C. HAPPY.
DEAR c. c.: I think the marriage VOW the most
sacred obligation that csI be taken upon ourselves
outside of duty to our Creator. IL should bind
two hearts together during their natural lives, and
il should be their chief 4ifn promote each others
happiness. Friends Of the G. c., took upon my
self This obligation the l2th day Of February, 1888.
Ny partner IN this new enterprise was Miss Gran
zetta /. Nray. Of tbs piace wish g. W. Castle
and his dear Ella and friend Lauternan and mis-
bride life of happiness and prosperity.-H. Mar
cellus Mccall, Cole Camp, Mo.
oUK OWE ACRosTIC.
Now ali to your Tlosts my friends so true
And rally under The Red, White aud Blue;
! True SIS steel II each loyal heart,
Ia The crown Of peace shining part,
Of a Nation great q portion grand,
No trait rous heart our ranks command.
All are proud OF the name we bear,
Love and peace alike we share;
Thrills every Hatri0is soul to hear
RequienIs sung those we revere
/ In battle 20 fully and freely gave
Brave lives our conntry's honor to save;
Til mingled ia dust by the Lord decree,
Next 10 God, our country. we worship thee,
l. PiEribus Ununl the home Of the free.
Clio Harper, Prattburg, Kan.
CLUB WHISPERS.
Can anyone tel me y 10 the British General Wa
WHO diuea ifh Francis clarion on sweet potatoes
Logan WoLHgzuati Nsalue o.
VIII some one kindly send me description oi
Libby Prison Gertrude Lentz Kingston ILL.,
In enrolling your names IN the G. g. do not for.
get 70 recora them in the Lambs Book Of Life.
Ia that Celestial city may ali the &. 9. meet,
and sho = their happy praises al their Redeemeri
feet,
With those we love so dearly and never forget
! VIA be the PRAYER Of yours Hoosier Brunetn
We are eniovng the n inter having, tfv rs4rtie,
and 0ld-fasbioncd plays. How many Of the c. e.
ike acii InIseInents Flora vs.. BursOn, daush
viii say that know OF apple tree that never
blossoms. yet bears good nice fruit but never haa
ANY seeds IN the app!e.-cieo. 4. King, Killingiy
Resolrsd. That the Union Veterans and Sons O
Veterans for the preservation OF peace, and
, ready 70 fight for il. If need be- against anarchy
. n aie 1pp'S's'''' ''1' ''SDHN' Traverse o''y
: THANKS. c. c. friends OF Pennsylvania. Ohio
Iowa ard Kansas, for Christmas popcorn. strung
enough to trim the tree, and then made % balls
h The corn WAS appreciated by all, and made on
> tree beautiful. put one the tree for
seh0oi-boy and kept one ear for myself; then
Il received one ear since Xmas, have two ears
Il WA paRt them 70 see what can do with pop
& corn 40 Dixie. have not always lived IN tia
d South came from Kansas three years ago.
u would rather send some other Florida curiosit,
X than my photograph that would not look quite =
ridiculous. All nay relatives worked for UTrcI
y sam, aud some helped TO eat Dixie " tGters RIOS
Little, Seffner Fla.
u Here i a question for the Club to cor slider
''Bes0'Ued, That education should be compulsor
; in the United States think that it should be
u and thus tie number Of persons who cannot rea
OF write would be lessened, while it would add t
the glory OF this great Nation by having inteIligen
e voters, who depend upon themselves, instead oil
II q large number do-at least in most Wester
Al Stales-yoiing for the who sets up the mos
a. cigars" What does q. l.. Gilmore think ?-Clyd
10 Lyle Humboldt. Iowa
l. SouiherueF,' you ask for advice and shoul
b like Ia ask question. Can you not believe this
70 your mother who has cared for you all these yegr
knows better hat is right for you than you do
r II you had been without mother, as / have yo
h could appreciate her better, think But Away
e. trust mother.-AEnes-
for one give . Tennessee Girl" q most heart
70 and kind welcome to the e. @. Should be please
Id Ia receive her autograph. Think Fleet Emmert
js receipt for the of love good one, and woul
% recommend IL % ali G. c. friends when they al
ID love-sick. Let US hear from you again, Fleet
10 Arthur }. Kelley, Dandy, Vt.
K, VIII members of the Q. Q. suggest some suiiAb
d. subjects for graduating aud Decoration Day or
~ tions2 I delighted with the c. @. letters
think they very beneficial 10 the boys aud cir
AZ Of tie United States" Gypsy
al We do nothing bat VIII have ifs influence @
some one around us. From a correspondence b
II gun by postal autograph springs life partnersh
ST echoes roll from soul 10 soul" 1 wish you uu4
Ia happiness JAS. w. Lautermsn.-" Lucile,r' Loo
Dc. Box 2 Corning o.
let You are right John A Ilvtle concerning II