The National tribune., 1891-01-08
each c. C. heart is the Editors New Years wish 70

each c. C. heart is the Editors New Years wish 70
all:
TO one whose heart aud pen is ever with us We,
the members of the q. &. aud IEIRUNE family,
come TO you with the seasons greetings, wishing
you every happiness and JOY. Mealso bring TO YOU
this token of our love and esteem. May God bless
aud prosper YOU la all your work as the wish OF
your many friends.
HEARKEN TO MIssoURI's CALL
To MISSOURI c. C.'s: l. il possible that the mem.
bcrs Of this state hear the buge sound and VIII
not respond TO its call? Why, then, do you remain
silent and inactive while other States are oiganZ-
ing Divisions Weneed your help in order 70 place
Missouri next la rank. Remember our motto, FRO
lalTa, and labor with your hands aud hearts Ia
this noble work. Let the New Year ind us ready
10 uniurl our banner, while host OF followers echo
the cry, Pro Patria.
Ifyou have not Joined the y. r C. C. Guards, do
80 at once. IL you are willing TO AID us ana IN
laNor 81 organizing Missouri Division report I'M
medihlclN 60 Adlt seaman, OF IT. Louis, OF To nc
] have received kind offers of assistance from w.
;. Moore and other members. Some, however,
have not answered my letters and have not Time
10 write others; therefore. now appeal to nl the
patriotic g. G.. = who desire 10 see our grand old
State numbered among the first ia the West toiorm
Division. Shall we not dare TO do? Surely there
are pride aud patriotism here.
G. C'sof Missouri, arouse and hcarSen 20 my call.
FRO PaIrla-lltta A, Winner, Louisiana Mo-
JOINED THE C. c. ABOVE
How fast the ranks are breaking Ought we
not, then 20 come closer and closer together and
a'Nt NttA blltl more ana more tllhl AlAN AO0 W
friendship Of time may be secure for all eternity
Since last report he have the following:
Fanny a. Frost, Fail River, Mass crossed the
mystic river Dec. ., 1890, after long aud severe
attack of pleurisy borne with Christian iortiiHde
The morning OF her death she sang j shnli be sat.
l~ied anu Ia the evening, just before . she passed
away. She was my correspondent Cor more than
year. Interesting, cultivated aud n lover OF the
q. C.-l'runS d. ilillinrd, Brdgct1n, y. J.
Dora w Case daughter of lst n. y. veteran,
East Albany y. Y, enrolled ia the 4. G. July 81,
1850 passed 90 her rest Nov. 3, 1880. An Invalid
Tor ysais, her illness was swcety and patiently
borne ia church mud temperance circles she was
highly esteemed. To her friends shc was bright
aud shining light. She had several g. G, CORE
spoudeul-. Her friend and cousin Josie \.
Church, L-neIuuCe, n. !.
NclInrd o. kuowlcs, formerly known 10 The
&. q. us Farmer Bow went 10 his rest from Ruth
ven, Iowa, Oct U.s. $780, after fatal decline follow
lHg typhoid fever Hundreds oi friends attended
lliz funeral, aud hosts OF C. e. friends aud CORE
-lIuudcnls morn his loss. lie was upright honest,
kind ANA popular, md irue friend Of the &. c.
Frank A.. Knowles BOX &C. spencer Iowa.
eddie ID. Oidhnm, Camp 20, =. oi v, Irigiiloh'
Pa, was mustered out Nov 3 1890 u hls 2l-i year.
lie was young mau Of great promise. an earnest
Christian, charter member Of Muylluwer camp
aud an active WOTkcr.-Cuptaiu, Camp 20.
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