The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-07-11
THE DIVISIONS.
ILLINOIS.

Capt. u. Il. Clark, Of Reed Camp, No. 81, OF Mon
mouth, recently mustered u sons Of veterans
into new Camp organized at kirkwood, The
following officers were elected and installed.
Captain X. J.. Everett; First Lieut., q. NJ. Barnuni
Second Lieut., t. Is. Davis First serg'i. Howard
Callahan; Second Sefg't, Oscar Laws Camp Couu.
cit. l.. Is. Davis. Jesse Rooney, W. s. Porter g.
s., q. s. Brown; $. Of g., Frank Winebfight /;
q. OF g., Fred Gordoni O.. o., w. Q. Willctt;
bright prospects for large aud Increasing mem
bership. Until IA suitable name has been selected
1t will be known as Camp No. 2G2.
IOWA.
Capt Charles Stuart Camp, No. 30, Audubon. has
passed resolutions the death of Capt Clinrles
Stuart, cherished friend donor aud beaefaetor al
the Sons Of Veterans, and especially OF lIis Camp
MINNESOTA.
General Orders, No. %. issued at Duluth June
"a ny command Of Alfred Morgan, Colonel-W. IL.
Saiter, Adjutnnt-are AS follows:
]. Having been elected and Installed as Colonel
of the Minnesota Division by the 9TH annual En-.
campment, held at Duluth, June IL. 1889 / hereby
assume command. with headquarters at Duluth
H. The officers elected for tlie ensuing year are
follows; Colonel, Alfred s. Morgan, Duluth ;
Lieut.. Col, Joseph c. Rogers, Minneapolis; Maj !,
man ID. Baird. AUSTIN Russell o. Philpot, own.
tonnn; Frank E. Austin. Duluth. Representative
ai-Larger y. j.. Morris; Red Wing; Alternate at
Large, II. Il. Carmen White Bear; Representative,
George w. Knowton, Minneapolis; Alternate
J.. d. Baird, Austin. The place for holding the
sixth annual Encampment was fixed at White
Bear Lake.
III. The following appointments on the Colonels
staff are announced; Surgeon. Edward w Young
NJ. d., Minneapolis; AdJl, William ii, Sater Dtl-
lnlb; Ins.. I. J.. Besicker, Austin. They will be
obeyed and respected accordingly Other appoint
mehts will he announced In the next General
Orders.
V. Captains OF Camps will recommend TO these
Headquarters the name of some active working
member Of their respective Camps for appoint
ment as Abide Camp on the colonePs staff . .
VIII, The Colonel desires TO express his appre.
citation Of the honor bestowed upon him by this
Division.
Address all communications for Colonel. Adiu-
tant or Quartermastcr 10 Lock Box 373, Duluth,
MINI.
MISSOURI.
q. Is. shubert, Linn Creek: On the 9th of June
i mustered A. T. Bailey Camp, No. I2g with 26
charter members at this place. The officers OF the
Camp are; Captain, Il. King; First Lieut., r. J.
Mouider; Second Lieut., O. l.. Asa; First Serg'i
J. M. Yincenti q. NJ, s., IL. w. Chalfant; 8. of q
j, NJ. Hudson. Camden County, with less than
5000 population, has within its borders five G. A r.
Posts, W lila an aggregate membership Of about 400
and three Camps Of s. of V. and an application
now on file for another Camp. camden County
has no town Of over 100 inhabitants but her hills
aud hoiows are full of old blue coats.
One usually relishes light, digestible neatly
served lunch while travelling, rather than the
heavy aud hastily acquired meals commonly
found ia railroading. The famous buffet
service on all regular overland trains of the
Union Pacific Railway, model of comfort
and elegance, surely fills loug felt want