The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-01-24
CLUB WHISPERS.


Moss, Centre Point, Ind.
CLUB WHISPERS
Welcome 70 our G. C. ranks
70 our bright and noble band
We give you all joyous welcome,
And bid you come from every land.
Come with your hearts full of kindness
Aud join our ranks to-day;
While our only request Is TO ask
lie loyal and true al way.
Carl ii. Aepner. Marengo, Iowa.
! have chosen photography as my vocation, as l
think every boy and girl should have one. How
many OF the Z. c. are ia the ranks?-Otis Good
now, MediapOlis, III.
What do the O. c. think of girls forming club
ndattending rallies? There was Young Ladies'
Republican Club here last Fall with IS members.
Uniform, dark-blue trcot, red white and blue caps
and white gioves.-Frank Warrington, Del4van,
Ill.
would say to Lila Belle Strain that live in the
woods, where there are lots of birds all Summer
long, aud one evening last Summer. while playing
the organ. there came a whippoorwiil and took up
its perch directly under the window near which
was seated, and began TO sing. II came for three
successive evenings- presume attracted by the
music but the third, pussy interrupted its song
and frightened it so it never came near again.
Anna V. De Lun, Middle Sprite n. Y.
/ was very glad yesterday afternoon, when I
answered a ring OF doorbell, to lind Nina Ballou
had come TO see me. We had social time looking
at my go or more postal autographs, more than 20
9. G. faces, and other tokens from Club friends
NY friendship whip attracted her. II has II bows
OF ribbon tied on 1t OF different shades and colors
4 -. -.
who asked for ribbons for friendship received
any. sent her my sharei In letter and that letter
WAS returned 10 me after five or six weeks, with
- No such address IN directory printed ON enve-
lope. IL she viii write again viii try once more
Ceua Poe asked some time ago to exchange photo
graphs with me- wrote her, saying had
left, and on receipt OF hers would send mine Did
you get the letter, Cena? Thanks for congratu-
lations from all.-Annie L. Williams
Last March j, with my parents, moved from the
place OF my birth. Byhalia, O., TO Franklin Tenn.
This Is beautiful country and delightful climate
but for the Buckeye State is ahead of all others
May peace and prosperity reign with all the readers
ofJHE NATIONAL TRIBUNE during tie gear 1859 is
the wish OF tlay v. Hartman, Franklin, Tenn.
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with stamp.-Carrie j. Battce, Box Az, Seneca
Ill. Microscope, magnIying power 2, 100 times for
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PLAGUE, plush flowers, for best photograph of lady
my photograph Tor best gentleman ali by April
I-Josie Belier, Millersburg. Pa. 81 numbers Chi
cago Ledger for equal number Of story papers
Mrs. J. ". Milmot, HIdFeth, keb. The Great
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Lawrence Kan. Lace patterns for same sample
spider-web lace, eight inches wide. for Gypsy
| Warning" and answer and Dying Californian -
-Addie Wilcox, Everett No. instrumental for
! vocal music sheet form.-Edwin Lerch Erie. Pa
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/ Range, Trenton, Me. Geological cabinet for best
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! Memphis No. Prize for best photograph by Feb.
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| Eshleman, Villa Ridge. ILL.,
| Letters with the G. c.: May Armstrong Bourbon
Ind; Mary Frisbie. Shawano, Wis; Josie Beller
/ MillersbuTg, PHi Fannie i. Ward Sea View
Mass; Lora l.. Price. Pardeesville Wis; H. F
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4 Fish, Caledonia. o.; Abbie T.. Rebin % AIiHett
| street, Gloucester, Mass. With ladies: Robert
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Scott. Alvin Scott, Alvin Smith, Hildreth III; r.
| G. McPheTren, Republic City, Kan; w II Jones
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veteran; NJ. Rose johnson, 925 Payson avenue
| Quincy, Ill; Charles Kuhl, Stewardson Ill; Mel
son Jones, Box 1914 Roseburg, Ore. With soldiers
sons and daughters: Clarence Kester Shiclc
Skinny, Pa, Lock Box 30 With Republican sol
dier or other gentlemen West: l., Davis Box IS
| Harrisonville, o. With young ladies of Washing
ton G. ID, Ohio, who were at the Cincinnati Expo
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