The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-11
KANSAS,


q list of the same to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. All
names should be written plainly as possible, in
order to avoid mistakes
KANSAS
Officers of Camp No. TO- Fredonia: Captain, Jno.
L. Short; First Lieut., Chas. Wolever; Second
Lieut., John Fox, jr.; Chap, II. v Butcher; First
Serg't, G. S, Nation O. NJ. $, w. j. Welty; Q. S.,
a. Pryor; Principal Musician, George b. Brown
S. of g., j. II. Cooper; c. of c. E. E. Green; O. s.,
- White; p. G.. d. NJ Smith This Camp is in a
furnishing condition, having los members in good
standing.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Officers of Joel D. Dudley Camp, Brighton: Cap
tain, j. @. A. Cushman First Lieut., F. w Clark
Second Lieut., J. j. Harmon; Camp Council, Frank
Edwin L. Webster; First SeTg't NJ. j. Coyle; Sec
oud Sergt, +. c. Poole; S. of g. c. f. Griffin; G..
s, George Kinney; p NJ, IL. Il. Carson; O. g.,
Fred Mitchell; O. o. G., Percy III. Pryor; p. G.,
| James McKenny.
Officers of Ezra J. TrulI Camp. No. So Charles
town: Captain, Fred F. Stotz; First Lieut.. Thomas
| f. Howay; Second Lieut., E. G. Swift Chap, Ed
/ ward Mullen First Sergt, George T. Branch O.
NJ S. William w. Manchester; 9. $, William Davis;
! s. ofG., William Swift; Principal Musician, w. Me-
| Farlaud; G. of G., Wilbur G. Hunting; Q. G., Geo.
E. Bredel; p. g., John Woods
The threatened split in John A. Halves Camp of
New Bedford, has been healed by Division Colonel
! n. c. Upham, who paid the Camp an official visit
on April 4. certain portion of the Camp wanted
| to withdraw and get charter to act in connection
| with r. A. Pierce Post, No. 100. The plan was
nipped in the bud by the official visit and it was
decided that the old Camp should retain its charter
MICHIGAN.
! field: Captain, Ed Ransweer; First Lieut. Cyrus
| Cobb; Second Lieut., w. j. White; Chap, Burt
| Whtcomb; First Sergt, Elmer Baker; @. NJ. s.,
@. W. Knowles; S. OF c., W. j. Daniels c. $, A j..
| Stevens; O. of G., VIM. Gidley; p. e., Fred Ander-
son; c. G., George Williby Principal Musician, o.
| Hammond.
MINNESOTA.
Joe Hooker Camp, No. 10. was mustered in on
March at White Bear, by E. III. Milham Colonel
| Commanding Minnesota Division assisted by
| Paul Camp, No. l. e. 3. Gibbs Post, GA r., was
| present in a body The following the officers
of the new Camp; Captain IL. E. Garman; First
! Lieut. Joseph W. Miller Second Lieut., William
| T. Whitaker; Camp Council, W. J. Work J.
| Lonergan, William Land First Serg't, ID. L.
Lonergan @. NJ. ST. John Muekenhauser. After
the muster nue COLLATION. was served by Tie mem
bers of the GAR.
Officers of Farbault Camp, No. 10, Farbault :
Captain +, z. Turner; First Lieut., Norton Brand
Second Lieut., e. e. Norton.
MISSOURI.
0. F. Sessinghaus, st. LOUIS St. Louis has
seven Camps of Sons of Veterans. The last Camp
mustered was Elijah p Lovejoy, No. 100, (colored]
This is the first coored Camp in the State. H. w
Butler was elected Captain. All Camps are gain
inc gradually in membership. Gen. POpe Camp
wants to Join the State militia. Gen. Fremont
Camps Drill Corps drills regularly at their armory
twice q month under command of Capt James
Brennan. Fremont Camp has also rifle team, and
they expect to begin practiclng the early part OF
next month in target shooting Camp No % is
hustling in recruits through the efforts of Capt.
Goldsmith Porter Camp captured the Majorship
for the Missouri Division. Capt. Louis Drechsler,
of Camp S. is said to be strong fayorite among
the boys as q candidate for Colonel.
Officers of Col. A. D. Jaynes Camp Sedaia
Captain, Walter 5. Jackson; First Lieut., Geo. A.
Cook: Second Lieut., Walter Grow; First serg' T.
! Will c. Hughes; Q. NJ s., Hanley Pilkington ;
Chap, E. +. Middleton 5; of G., Harry b. MeNab