Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
In the Ranks.

ADJUTANT Y. S. REEs, OF Post l57, is on the
sick list.
CoNrRADE A c. DUNCAN was given a hearty
greeting on his return to Post IS, last Thurs
day evening.
PosT A will open a fair about December j.
The old Citizens Street Railway station has
been secured for the purpose.
PosT 236 will attend religious service at the
Ladies of the C. A. R. Home at Hawkins
station, next Sunday afternoon.
PAST COMMANDER A. MoFFAT of Post l62
met with a serious accident few days ago.
His comrades deeply sympathize with him.
MANAGER WILT. of the Opera House, has
invited a committee of u from Post Isl to
witness the production of Abraham Lin
coin" tomorrow night.
THE comrades of Post I62 think Adjutant
6olyland much abused in having to indulge
in dry smoking. Would it not be the right
thing to suspend the rules?
A LARGE number Of Sons Of Veterans, Of
PittsDurg and Allegheny, will go to WASH
ington next year Two or three Washington
clubs have already been organized.
CoMRADE PENSION AGENT BENGoUGH arrived
from Scranton on Thursday. One story has
1t that he went right down to Menjon's and
ordered a big dish o. mushrooms.
PosT 236 on Friday evening received its
memorial record volume presented by
Judges Kennedy, Magee and Ewing. A
formal presentation will soon take place.
CoMRADE D. H. MORRISON, of Post 464, Erie,
Pa, is in the city visiting his G. A r. ac-
Quaintance. He is the author Of some poems
tnat attracted attention at the Milwaukee
Encampment.
THE Society of Loyal Volunteers has been
organized. Its primary object is to obtain
such revision of the pension laws as will
serve to protect the honor OF all who Yolun-
teered for the defense Of the Union.
CoNRADE JOHN A. LIANT, formerly OF this
city, and now of Tarrytown, n. l., writes
from Winchester, Va, telling what a good
time the veterans o. the Sixth Army Corps
had there. Pittsburg was well represented.
CoMRADE GEORGE NJ. WHEELER, of Post IS,
who met with an accident at the Pittsburg
Locomotive Works, where he is employed, is
improving nicely to the delight of his COM
Jades.
TUESDAY night Post Isl adopted resolu-
tlOn to, many as can, attend the presenta-
ton of Post ll7s memorial volumes next
Juesday evening, Tuesday being the regu-
lar meeting night of Post 15l, it cannot at
tend in a body.
CoNRADE MUNRoE, Chairman Of Post le2's
Committee on Pictures, is anxious for the
boys to go to the artist at once, 1t will be
lett omen for them to do so till November
The boys would like TO have their young
comlade Irvine to be in the group.
COMRADES GRAHAM and STONE, of Post IS,
last Tuesday paid their first visit to the Pos st
since their return from abroad. They were
given a glad welcome. They entertained
the comrades by relating some interesting
incidents Of heir travels IN Europe
MAJOR SAMUEL HARPER CAMP No. 162, Sons
OF Veterans, held a meeting last Tuesday
night to ill vacancies. Senior First Lieu
tenant J. II. Shaw was elected Captain, p.
y. Wallace Second Lieutenant and John NJ
Aultman and Lloyd E. Flint, Camp Council
men.
ADJUTANT BRAUFF, Of Post SIS, 10 the right
man in the right place. He has charge OF
the memorial volumes lately presented to
the Post The transcribing is neat and
lc@ihlc. rs are all his records, which is as it
should DC, and they are valued by his COM
IAdeS