The National tribune., 1889-03-14
THE DIVISIONS.
KANSAS.

KANSAS
General Orders, No 81, issued at Erie March !,
by order of Clay D. Herod Colonel Commanding
Clyde T. Limbocler, Adjutant-eontain the fol-
lowing;
eanpment of the Kansas Division viii be held in
Emporia March - Is and H. Each Camp is en-
titled to one delegate Al sitting Captains and al
Past Captains, also Past Coloneis, who are n good
standing in their respective Camps, are each en-
titled to vote in the Encampment. Any brother
in good standing IS entitled to seat in the En-
campment ANY Camp that has not elected a dele
gate should do so Immediately The railroads Of
Kansas will charge one fare for the round trip 10
and from EmpOFI8- Hotel and private house ac-
Communications viii be from 81 to > per day. The
following names, reported dropped IN General Or
ders No. %, are hereby ordered stricken from
black books immediately J. e. MaiSocrry, Ed
CilChrist, Clint Guy and Simon Edwards, by Camp
No r. Chanute and i. Bartlett ". r. Burbank
and VIM. PresnaN, by Camp No 90, Ports. This
error was caused by errors Of First Sergeants in
making quarterly reports.l Since General Orders
No. %, applications for Camp charters have been
received from Augusta, Bluff City, Garden City
and Barnes G. Is. Warren Camp, No. ia, Usage
Mission James ". kenncrIey, Captain, was mus
tered Feb. by Col. Herod- jamestown Camp,
No. %, Jamestown, II. n FULLER captain, was
mustered Feb. II by COmrRde o. +. Wilcox, OF
jamestown. Logan Camp, No. -, SedlsWIciS John
Rac.au Captain, was mustered Feb. i by Capt. J.
c. Ely, Of Newton. Perry Camp, No. q, Burton,
H. Baughman, Captain, was mustered Feb. Is BY
Brother L. A. Agnew, OF Newton. Loyalty Camp,
No. TO- Garden City, y +. Weeks, Captain, was
mustered Feb. 10 By J. w. Weeks, Of Garden City.
J. r. Gardner Camp, No. s., Augusta, F. Fl shan
non Captain, was mustered Feb. Is by COmFRde
Edwin Hill, Of Augusta. Custer Camp, No 100,
Barnes f. F. Ballard, Captain, was mustered Feb.
% by Capt. Jos. Wolf Of Washington. Since GEN
eral Orders No. % were issued Camps No So 46 49,
so 81 and 100 have paid all dues and are hereby
instatcd. The following have been reported dropped
by Camp No. 81, Phillipsburg First Sergeant5
will enter names in black books ii. r. l. Pratt,
Alyah Burstt J. X. Glasgow, Fred 4. Morton, FOs-
ter o. Blunis, Arthur Williams, John +. W OTiey,
Theo. Mercer II. ). Polling and James Williams.
We have received the roster OF Ohio Division FOX
1850 1t shows membership Of lis Camps. Much
credit is due Col Clay ID. Herod for the able
ner in which he has commanded this Division. He
is certainly the right man IN the right place.
| PENNSYLVANIA
A Martha Washington Tea was held At Pittsburg
on Feb -, under the auspices Of Ladies Ald So
ciety No. I, auxiliary to Davis Camp The tables
were especially nicely arranged aud were loaded
down with silver and antique Chln9-some OF 10
almost rs old as the event they celebrated The
decorations were neat and were made UP entirely
of the National coors, with the exception OF screen
I of paInas behind which was located Gernert &
Cuenthcr's orchestra At one end Of the hall, fe5-
| tooned on either side with the gudous of the Or
der was a portrait in oil OF Mai. A. = Davis, the
/ founder OF the Order Of sons Of Veterans. The
central figure of the evening Mrs Maj. Davis,
who had charge Of the affair, and 10 whose man
areusent its marked success was due. About 500
/ was raised which viii be devoted 10 charity.