The National tribune., 1889-01-03

camps electing officers are requested to forward
q list of the same to THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE. All
names should be written plainly as possible, in
order to avoid mistakes.I
DAKOTA.
w. A. Seiby Camp No. 10, was organized recently
and the following officers were elected Captain
Charles L. Munsey First Lieut., Frank V. Kent;
Second Lieut., Bruce Duncan.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Gen. John 4. Logan Camp, No ., and its Ladies'
Aid Society, Washington, gave literary and mu-
steal entertainment recently, which was decided
success as to numbers and the character of the
entertainment.
INDIANA.
officers of Camp No. 113, swayzee: Captain. NJ.
Bloxham; First Lieut., :. p. Mullens; Second
Sergt, a. Weaver; @ NJ s, ". L. Dougherty; c.
G., S Grindle; S. of G., T. Mullens; p NJ J. Null
Officers of Camp No SO, Anderson Captain, An
drew Behrman; First Lieut., f. E. Lutz; Second
Lieut., A A. Campbell.
IOWA.
There will soon be a Camp mustered at RAN
doIph. Its number viii be 1874.
No 81, of Iowa City now numbers so members
and has several applications on file 1t is getting
in tptop shape TO receive the boys when they visit
the Division Eneampment next June.
Division mastering Officer I. B. Wales, ir, is
again located at Iowa City.
Capt j.. B. Webster mustered in Camp No l48
Mt Hampton, Chicasaw County, Saturday evening,
! Dec g. with Is charter members. The officers are:
Captain William c. lander; First Lieut., E, b.
Hartwell Second Lieut., II. j Hand.
! Officers of p. NJ Crhpo Camp, No. Sc, Burling-
| ton: Captain, A. i. Davis First Lieut. William
Chamberlain; Second Lieut., w. G. Coulter. Dele
! gate, William Chamberlain; Alternate, w. G.
| Coulter.
Officers of Robert Stephenson Camp. No 65. Mo-
ravia: Captain George =. Johnson; First Lieut.
J.. Reynolds; Second Lieut., Frank Sharp. Dele
gate. w. NJ. Cree; Alternate, 4. Is. Harm.
Officers of Delhi Camp, No. l46, Halle Green:
Captain, + X: Stanberyi First Lieut.. +. w An
| drews; Second Lieut. p. IT. l!imer. The Camp Is
| prospecting well can be expected for new
Camp. Ii has 81 members, with good prospect OF
more soon.
MICHIGAN.
Officers of Camp No 50, Grass Lake: Captain w
B. Ames; First Lieut., john Hoofnagle; Second
| Lieut. Ben. w. Wheaton; Chap, Norman Davis;
Frear; G. s., L. Knickerboclser; S. of G.. Melvin
| Henderson; Musician, Eddie MeYayi c. of G.
| Homer Kilburne.
OHIO
Officers of Gen. Benjamin Harrison Camp, No 9
Cincinnati Captain, Geo. A. Turrill; First Lieut..
| bIilt. Il. Carey; Second Lieut., James j. Foley
Camp Council, VIM l., Davis, DR.. G. II. Martin, G
A. Thomas Delegate, WI. Davis; Alternate
Chas. III. Thompson. The Camp is in IA prosperous
condition, and visitors are cordially welcomed by
Officers Of Randolph Palmer Camp, No. 27s. Prai
RE Depot: Captain. E. J. Coy First Lieut.. Johr
Graham Second Lieut., George Heath. Delegate
M. b. Frisbie; Alternate. Z. X. Sage This Camp
has been in existence for nearly year, and is flour
ishing, both financially and numerically. 1t has
recently organized fine band.
officers of J. l.. Brown Camp, No rs Greer
Spring: Captain C. II. Gittinger; First Lieut.
H. Creager; Second Lieut., q. Hemminger; FRS
Sergt., V. Huber; Q. NJ. 81 w, Shuts; O. S., w
Mexican; G. of G., G. Raymond; z. c. b. Huss
G. G., II. Clink; Chap, Ct. Everett; S. of e., L
Walden
Officers of J. 6. Rice Camp, No. 297. Neptune,
| Captain, V. D. Willard; First Lieut., w c. Murlin
Second Lieut., w. w. Townsend.
RHODE ISLAND.
Officers of Francis C. Greene Camp, No /, Phoe
nix: Captain, Nathaniel Greene; First Lieut. f
A. Gardn; Second Lieut., w. Il. OatIey Thi:
Camp has had some drawbacks, but with good off
GERS and live members it viii soon be made u first
] class organization.