Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-27
GRAND ARMY DEPARTMENT.
Elections and Other News Fro Nebraska
and Iowa Posts,
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Various posts report the following officers
elected for the ensuing year:
A. l.. Gates Post Of Lyons: Riley S
Hart, commander; A. l.. Wolfe, senior vice
commander; b. 5. RUSSO, junior vice com
mander, Lewis Piper, chaplain William
Thompson, officer of the day Ezra Piper
officer of the guard, NJ. II. Wiltse, surgeon
II. Is. Calnon, q~uartermaster.
Dahlgren Post OF Papillion: j. q, Goss,
commander; j. NJ. Siphcrd. :. V. C.; j. +.
Hildebrand, j. V. c.; H.. l.. Holbrook, sur
geon; Thomas a. Reed, chaplain; Charles
Nownes, .. D.; Charles Becker, o.. q,
William A. Bell, @. NJ. j. =. GROVE was APP
pointed TO represent the post OF inc depart
ment encampment at Columbus.
Kendall post Of Stanton l.. j. Horton,
commander; G. WOlverton, vice commander;
j. NJ. Mitchell, juuior vice commander; 81
Forsyth, sergeant; H.. Il. Antics, chaplain
August ThGide, officer Of the day G.. Trent,
outside guard; W. NJ. Hays, delegate tostate
encampmeut, and II. kleckncr alternate,
James a. Garfield post of Red Cloud IL.
B.. Simons, commander: j. NJ. Murray, senior
vice commander; Nj. Lester, junior vice COM
mander; II. II, Pond, quarternaster; j. w
Moranville, surgeon; d. j. Judson, chaplain
S.. Is. Kizer, officer of the day John STREET,
outer guard; ". j. Randall, delegate TO de-
partment encamDmcut; G.. SChcuck, alternate.
The following were the delegates to the inter
state encampmpnt at Beatrice: Mccall,
ANlOio on nv hliN ' liA'N - = : NA'N 10y :
Lester and Munsell.
Old Abe post of Superior: w. w. Honper,
commander; :. NJ. NunOycr, senior vice COM
mander; :. Zimmerman, junior vice COM
madden; II. X. Prindle, quartermaster; II. f.
Heltmad, officer of the day w. Phillips, out
side guard; G.. &. Barr. captain representa-
tive to grand encampment, ), Zimmerman
trustee, w. j. Abrams.
John A. Logan post of Clay Center: j. NJ.
Jones. commander; X. j. Wilson, senior vice
por m uS,Hap lnrph ltnupI. inninI. Virn pnfn.
mander; w. A. Mclean, chaplain; N. NJ.
Graham, surgeon; William Seelig, quarter
master; W. l., Palmer, o.. D.; Eli Golding,
o. e.; delegate TO the state encampn.ent;
William Scelig; alternate, w. l.. Palmer.
Gould Post of Republican City: Thomas
Duncan, commander; j. f. Becker; senior
vice commanders; w. ii. Morrison, junior
vice commander; j. b.. Forbes, adjutant;
VIC Whitney, auartermaster; Elias trear,
chaplain; j. X. =. Hayes, surgeon.
Reno Post of Lexington: II. A. Turton,
commander; o. Fl. Wilder, senior vice com.
mander; s.. b. Kenaston, junior vice COM
mander; DIR. >. $. Miller, surgeon; s.. G.
Mullin, adjutant; j. II. Malone, quartermas-
ter; d. kring, chaplain; !. L. Griswold, of
fcer of the day; NJ. FaggOtt, officer OF the
guard. Messrs. Grlswold and Mullin, rep
resentatives to grand e~ncampIEent.
Ellsworth Post of Silver Creek: L. II.
Turk, commanders; John Benson, senior vice
commander: O. Graves, junior vice com
mander; W. f.. 9eoman, quartermaster;
Thomas Pethic, surgeon; Thomas Clark,
chaplain; Henry Davis, officer of the day A.
r. Steen, officer of tho guard: j. Miller, rep
reseLtative; Thomas Moore, alternate.
The John A. Logan post of Clay Center s
out of debt.
Roberts post No. 104, Talmage, has passed
resolutions endorsing Chief
Palmer's order relating to the rebel flag, and
condemning the display of that or any other
emblem of treason in the United States.