The National tribune., 1889-03-21
INDIANA.

Otu6t u tAFOiA MISTAKES
INDIANA.
Officers OF Gen. Sbonks Camp, No. 10. Portland:
Capain, J. II. G. Shanlsi First Lieut. r. o. s. Bcs-
worth Second Lieut., G, L. A. Case; Chap. Ed
win Ode; First Serg't. George o. Ramsey: @ NJ
=, j. CIV. BOswOrIh; Principal Musician r. Han
ker; ;. of G.. 4. Reynolds G. OfG. Harry Polling;
=. ,; VIM NAMES; G. G., J. A. NJ. BoswOrth; p.
Tyras W. Talbert Camp. No 165 was mustered
IN at Chelsea recently with = charter members and
the following officers: Captain, w ) Fender First
Lieut., g. y. Benham; Second Lieut. Edwin Bar
nett; Chap, Allen Jones; First Serg't A. j. Wood
g. N. s, II. ". Lee; 5. of c.. Henry O. Pender; O.
- Chas Benhami G. OF c., a. c. Alurmert.
IOWA.
Curtis Camp, No. IS, KeoIIuk is in fourishing
condition It has membership of so and expects
70 increase this number very rapidly IN the near
future II celebrated LineOin's birthday in cOnnee-
Keokuk.
KANSAS.
Logan Camp, No. %, was organized at sedvicE
recently, Win the following officers: Captain, j. II
Ragan FIRST Lieut., ID. A. Rockford; Second Lieut.
Chas Ellington; First Serg't, NJ. p. Gretchen s. Of
T., Geo: kendrick; O. n ), Gus Mathis: @. Of G..
Ghas. Frost; Chap, Jerry Kendrieki p. G., G. 3,
/ Moonei Principal Musician, +. Il Kellogg
MASSACHUSETTS.
/ George s. Bliss Camp, No. 4s Northampton, is In
| nOurlshlng condition and constantly making add
/ tons to It's membership. The members all take an
I
ousiy TO advance It. They have been givinga series
/ OF social dances through the Winter, which have
/ been very enjoyable, and they have added quite
nice little sum to their reeffund The fathers moth
ers, and few friends of the members recently pre-
/ scented the Camp with beautiful silk flag Mrs.
/ q. T. Crittenden made the presentation in a WELL
( worded speech, and the flag was received by Capt.
Lew Brooks, jr The officers for 1889 are as fol-
lows Captain, Levi Brooks, jr.; First Lieut., F. J..
2iunyani Second Lieut. Charles II. Chase; Chap,
| Edward Able; o. ). F. NJ. Crittenden; T. s. @. o.
! Clark jr; q. s, Charles II. HoibrOok; s. of G.. h
l. Parsons; q. of c., Charles II Hayden ir-; @. g.
Lewis l. Leigh; p. c., Walter A. Robbins. Dele
/ gate VIM. Clark; Alternate, II. L. Parsons.
MICHIGAN.
Officers of E P. Allen Camp, No. 49, 8filan; Cap
/ tam, George p. Whaley; First Lieut., Charles H
/ Robson; Second Lieut., Charles A. Taylor; Chap
Lewis StOddaTd; First Serg't, Arthur DeafOree !;
q. NJ. s., Albert b. Smith; 5. of c. Elmer Warner;
King; z. Of g.. Alfred CrOlinsi G. e., James Pull
LEM P. g., Geo. Johnson.
NEBRASKA.
Scott Camp was mustered in at Atkinson March
\ g. with 80 charter members and the following off,
/ GERS: Captain, Frank Z. smith; First Lieut., Ste
/ phen DOwllngs Second Lieut., Nicholas O'Brien;
| First Sers't, H W. Mathews; O. NJ. s. Childs;
/ Com SeTg't, Charles BeaInan; @. S. VIM Hub
Dell; q. OF G., VIM. Catcher; G. G., Charles Gu
/ lek; +. e., Alex. Lowell. The Camp starts IN with
| hne prospects and remarkable interest.
PENNSYLVANIA.
| ii. d. Hunter Camp, No 225, was mustered in at
Watsontown recently with Y charter members and
the following officers Captain, Harry 5. knight /;
johnson; Chap, Z. L. Ficizs; First Serg't ] Ward
Dlehi; q. NJ. 5, Z. n. Johnson 5. Of G., Joe c..
I Gibson q. of G., Harry krisher; Principal AIu-
| slelan, Joseph Ulrlehi g. :, David Saundersi O..