Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-09

The annual installation of officers of
Allison Post, &. A. r., and Allison Re-
lief Corps, occurred at Grand Army
hall last saturday night, and it was one
of the most pleasant gatherings in the
history of these orders. Following we
give a list OF
OFFICERS OF THE POST.
IL. Z. Cole, p. G.
j. 5. Dennis, 5. V.
III. +. Andrews, j. V.
Ed. Ii. Cousins, Adjt.
III. w. Wilson, q. NJ.
Joseph Ridpath, Surgeon.
John Will, Chaplain.
G. III. Cross, o. ID.
+. Baxter, o. G..
John Peck, S. NJ.
Jacob Meyer, Q. Ms.
W. r.. c. OFFICERS.
Fannie Talbot, President.
Alice Consigny, Senior Vice.
Grandma Cole, Junior Vice.
Esther Bryan, Treasurer.
Lydia Rosenberg, Secretary.
Mrs. Jacob Meyer, Guard.
Mrs. Cobean, Chaplain.
Jennie Hanna, Conductor.
JUDGE sANBoRN SURPRISED.
Following the installation ceremonies
II. F. Andrews, Esq, presented A. l.
SanbOrn with very heavy, ebony, golG
headed cane, upon which was engraved
"Allison Post and Audubon Friends to
A. l.. Sanborn." The genial Judge &C.
copied the token with words of graft
tude and assured the donors of keenest
appreciation. lie said that on the eve
of battles during the years from 81 tC
'65 he had often been shaky, but new
er was so unnerved as on this occasion
However, he replied so aptly, and So
gracefully accepted the staff that the
donors shared fully the joy of giving.
The presentation was followed BY
supper, spread in bounteous plentitude.
The bill of fare was replete, but the ar.
ticles which touched the spot in the
veterans were baked beans and coffee
The ladies of the Corps have the secret
of serving the Army brands. The oc-
caSion was most enjoyable in all re
Spects. The Grand army and auxiliary
societies of Audubon were never il
better condition than today. All art
working energetically and harmonious.
ly, and their social events are ALWAYS
regarded as first on the list of entertain
mentS.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
The installation of the officers of
ChaS. Stuart Camp, Sons of Veterans
and the Camp of Daughters of Veter
ans will take place at the same hall next
Saturday night. Following are the of
ticerS.
Sons-L. L. Bryan, Captain.
VIM. Swart, LIST Lieut..
George Cross, I'd Lieut..
ID. l.. Freeman, VIM. Swart and Geo
Davis, Camp Council.
Daughters-Eva L. Freeman, Past
Prest.
Oma S. Yaggy, Prest.
Anna lIurd, Vice Prest.
Eva Freeman, delegate to national
encampment.
Ada Cross, Alternate.
Mrs. Rosenberg, delegate to division
encampment.
Lena Rosenberg, Alternate.
These auxiliary societies are prosper,
ing in marked degree. The daughters
were only organized last year, but the
growth has been substantial.
Chas. Stuart Camp is thoroughly
equipped with seventy stacks of arms
and has uniforms throughout. 1t has
two Past Captains, d. l.. Freeman and
l.. J. Yaggy, who have been given dis,
tinguished honors in the state, the for
mer having served as Past Division
Major, and now holds the commission
as Lieutenant Colonel, while Captain
Yaggy was recently appointed Aide on
the staff of the Commander-in-C Chief
with rank of Lieutenant Colonel. The
hOnors are well deserved as both young
men have zealously striven to upbuild
the order, and the magnificently equip
ped camp at Audubon demonstrate
the success with which they have met.
The new Captain, l.. +. Bryan, is
another Jealous and devoted member,
and in that capacity will maintain the
standard the camp has enjoyed.