The National tribune., 1890-12-18
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The Department Of Rhode Island report. pleasant
Corps Inspections attended Jy soc.a!s and suuperz
This indicates harmony and prosperity pleasing 90
note. Buckln Corps WAS favored with guests from
Tower. Ives, ~.Ocum and other Corps.
Bates Corps. Is. south No-rdgcwock Ne
entertained RUSSELL Corps recently. There wa.
music, select readings, refreshments and y good
time generally Custer Post aud C0Fus gave a
November Fair; the Department President W.ISC
among the guests
Past Department President Sarah C. Mason. OF
Rhode Island, mourns tle loss 81 her soldier mus
band, George ID, Mason IL is not long since au
invalid soldier brother, Edward Green. passed
away. The sympathic- ofa!l her W.IsC. sisters will
attend her iH titls double affection.
Gov. Lyon, recently member Of the Board Of
Trustees Ohio Soldiers Orphans Home, writes as
follows itl his paper the Newark Auericlu. Tile
many friends If Gen. Young the efficient Superiu-
teudcut Of the Soldiers aud SUilOTs' Orphans
Home, at Xcnia, will Dc pleased to learn thar after
severe illness, induced by tie effects Of his old
wound received while III the army. - again well
enough To- be at his post Of duty. The General and
las e-iimahle wife are giving that institution one
of tile best administrations u has ever had and we
take pleasure in stating this fact from personal
knowledge, notwithstanding the fact OF the General
being Democrat. The american extends con
CALCULATIONS his recovery and over the success
lac aud his wife are making"
BudlOHg Corps. Department Of Rhode Island,
has fitted itself out with full supply of table fur
uishDg-, including dishes, linen, etc. and has
borne the expense OF fTcscoing aud painting q A K
Hall an i'm proyement the old soldiers appreciate
as they AWAY do the works of kind hearted help
The Maine Corps are by no means idle, and news
reaches us Of busy work aud profitable entertain
mcuts for relief Ansel G.. Tnylo Corps are to
hold fair, benefit National Relief Corps Home
Sk0whegan Corps, numbering 40, gave q harvest
dinner. Wilson Corps, OrOuO, has presented the
Post SsD.
The serious illness Of Past Department Inspector
G.. g.. Hampton. Of Michigan, LAS brought sorrow
To his home and deep anxiety To- his devoted wife.
Emma Stark Hampton, Past National President.
His sickness u said To have been the result OF prison
haTdshps and suileTiug- hcl shattered his COusti-
war. Comrade Hampton has been "a true friend Of
the WlSC., whose entire membership will unite
in the hope that lie Will be early restored to his
usual health and strength.
Joe Hooker Post and Corps Canton, Ill, assisted
by Shinn Camp. 80 :. OF V. celebrated the auni-
yersary OF Post and Corps with entertainment and
supper.
Canton Relief Corps, Canton, o., Is giving series
of monthly socals, which are both pleasant and
profitable.
Department President Bessie Young Of Missouri.
Inspected the Relief Corps Of 81. Louis, and was
handsomely received and entertained by all.
Not in the Eeading.J
Detroit Free Press.l
Scribbler-I have just lots Of fun writing
my joke.
Friend-Then that explains it, wondered
where the fun came in.
Overheard In 1902.
Puck
"Thats it," said Columbus, as land first
broke upon his vision. THAT is America"
North or South 2" asked his mate.
"That can't say until Pyo seen the map"
returned the explorer.