The National tribune., 1889-01-31
THE DIVISIONS.

camps electing officers requested to forward
a list of the same to The NATIONAL TRIBUNE. All
names should be written as plainly as possible, in
order to avoid mistakes
IOWA.
The newly-elected officers Of Gen c. R. Viewer
Camp, No. 49, located at Fort Madison. were in
stalled on the evening of Jan. To- by Division In
speetor w X Dillon OF Mt Pleasant ably assisted
by Capt. Bert Crane, of the same place. A large
company of friends, including the GAL r. Post and
the w. Il. c., were present. After the installation
ceremonies the company sat down to IL sumptuous
feast,which was followed by an enjoyable program
of toasts and short addresses
On the evening of Jan. "a. R. NJ. Keudrck of
Fort Madison, mustered in Camp of so members
at Vernon.
A joint public installation of the newly elected
officers of the c. A. R., W.RC and s. of " of Sibley
occurred Jan. 4. The GAR and S. of V. of this
place own their own hall.
The Camps located at Manning and Guthrie
Center, which have been sleeping for several
months have been recognized, and bid fair to
amount to something.
A new Camp will soon be established at Jefferson.
At Hopeviliea Camp is in process of organization
Alta recent meeting of the Camp at Council Bluffs
10 applications for membership were presented
Every Camp in the Iowa Division is on the boom -
Steps are being taken toward the reorganization
of the dead Camps at Monroe Fort Dodge Cum
berland, Cedar Falls Hampton, Correctionville
Newell, Mason City, and Nora Springs.
Division Adj't q. l.. Goodale, of Lenox, has ac-
cepted the Captaincy of the Camp in the neighbor-
ing town of Creston.
On the night of Dee. 81 1888, Camp No rs located
elected at 1850 o'clock D. M and their installation
was completed at 1898 o'clock on the morning of
Jan. /. The officers Captain, @. A Williams
First Lieut.. w. Mason; Second Lieut., w. F.
Sheriff.
MISSOURI.
Officers of John A. Harrison Camp, No So Com
merce: Captain John r. Gibbs; First Lieut., VIM.
Daily; Second Lieut.. Cyrus Harrison Chap. Mo-
ses Henchaw; First Serg't, Edward Garvey; O.
Nj. s., A c. Miller; c. s., John Blumenberg; S. OF
G., w. WRasberry C. of c., Geo. Bills.
NEBRASKA.
Officers of J. b. Steadman Camp, No. S5, Albion
Captain, w. N. Hamilton; First Lieut. A. w
Whiting; Second Lieut., T. =. Comstoek Camp
Council /. w. Potts, Geo. Cooley, Chris Weitzel;
Chap, L. w. Potts; First Serg't Walter Hamilton
Q. Nj. s., Charles Cooley G. s., Chris. Wetzel; S.
of G., p. a Barrows.
PENNSYLVANIA
Officers of u. s. Grant Camp No. s. Toughzena-
mon: Captain, James McCard; First Lieut.. Walter
f. Duncan; Second Lieut.. John MeCarricl Chap
VIM. Flemming First Serg't, w. e. Lowry; O. III.
S. W. B. Laugston; S. of g., II. McCarrick: G. s.
Charles Knorr; @. of c., ]. Mclaughlin S. Samuel
JefTres; p. G., VIM Rowe; Camp Council, John
L. Stewart, VIM. Robinson, Charles MoG;isn,ss.
Delegate, Samuel Jefres Alternate ~. B. Lang
ston.
VERMONT.
Officers Of milan Parks Camp, No 81, Springfield
Captain M L. wilkins; First Lieut., n b. Holmes:
See5na Lieut., Geo NJ Slade; Camp Council, ii. ID,
Sparrow, H. @. Slack, K. e. Could Chap w. S.
Grow; @. NJ. s., Z. f. Gould; First Serg't n c.
Slack; S. of G., II. d. Sparrow; @. of G., H. L.
Stickney; G. S., George II. Burbank; c. g. C. w
Gibson; P. G., Fl. T. Sade. Delegate, H b.
Holmes Alternate, II. S. Way.