The National tribune., 1891-10-08
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The address Of sheldon Young Michigan Guard
Is INLAY, Mich. last year he was ia attendance
upon the Agricultural College.
Ida 4. sawyer Luther, Mich, would urge upon
MlchEhn Guards TIE Importance "l securing q
Division Elg or banner. That Michigan may pat lu
good appearance ut thc Washington Reunion.
She suggests ). ". Gog7m rs the proper person TO
receive money aud purchase the flag, and pledges
herself aud sister Nora TO head The list with 81
each. " Remember" she rays. "ihat quarters,
dimes, aud even uiclgei~ help e. make up doiiars
aud asks "Nho ucNt?n Michigan shou u soon
have nag with such zeal In her ranks and will
have il II all do their part as well as the Sawyer
sisters
Julius W Goraru, Quartermnstcr-C General. v T.
G.. G, Guards has entered the Law Department Of
the Michigan University ~ Ann Arbor Success,
James T.. Algcr and J. w. Cole keep up their
record n faithful segrchers and solvcrs
Elmer G.. IBrlry's correction had been made
before is letter came. lie T. right Ia saying that
anyone who could withstand the wick edne-s 81 his
tunes -, Abraham did, was well called the Father
Of The Faithful.
Eua Cnrriugtou. Deep Water. Me, says tho
name Of Nora J.. Jerrolmau was placed under her
picture in the Gallery. The &. q. Will please note
aud irausposr. Her posioliice address las been
changed from Deep Water 10 Dell Rapids
OHIO y. T. c. c. @. REUNION.
A Guard who WAS there, writing Of the reccution
given boy Communicating Chief Sherwood on tho
evening Of sept 10. followed 10y picnic ext day
IA honor 81 AaJ'tbcn. Seaman, who WAS visiting
the State aud her guest al the time together with
NJ. j.. Eattes. Past Department President vs.. re.
of the State Council gives interesting particulars.
Anini"r"siing 'mprompiu program was carried out
Vocal solo-Teuore Sherwood Marble.
/ Address of Wclcome-COmmandcr-i Chief Kate
Rcsponse-AdTt-Gen. A. /. Seaman.
Remarks on Good Of the order-Chaplain Nc
/ Murray.
! Organization 81 ohio-Zoe L. Owen, Past Pro-
visloual Commander
Recitation kae Duncan.
/ Piano Solo-May McAIurray.
Financial Condition OF the Club-James Y. shor-
! wood.
] Duet-Grace aud Della Kcves.
Iuiprmi--fOn for refreshments, the O. O. silver
| cake-ha~kct icing used, aud "scruliuizatOu" oil
! the q. q. quilt.
/ Vocal Solo-ZDc +. Owen.
/ Dialect Rcciialiou--KAtc y. Sherwood
Good aud Welfare Rcmurks-Icnore s. Marble
/ The evening WAS one Of the most cuiuy abl,
events ou record aud il bright -put in te mem,
| ory ~ al rrc-cut. Ia concluding, tie author 81
/ The Guards Parting song F." rendered the solo
] aIl joining IN The chorus; A. L. Seaman. accom-
| pauI-i.
saturday, Sept y. the Guards set ont Tor Never,
/ Lake. lovely .iule resort, where q most enthu-
] a-iic Reunion was bold IN would DO hard To tel
/ who was most full 81 fun, aud the competition fa
] hr-t honor WAS strong. When all were seated a
/ the festive board Division Chaplain McAIurra,
| opened with prayer followed rs an address !,
! welcome bv Leuure :. Marble who was 30 strong
iu her speech tbat ID took the combined Efforts o
/ brothers seaman aud owen TO hold her down
/ AL iiFft seaman responded, taking for hig sub
4 Juct. What ] did when ] was "a boy" Referring
4 bnck 10 hi- boyhopd day- Of ~ years ago AVe fee
| sure tli- speech would have taken first prize OF
| Grafton Day, N The Auiutaui General had beer
| the only contestant. Councilman Battcl- ucN
! spoke and her remarks called forth storms o
4 applause. She spoke Of her Interest ga patTiuii
/ Orders, especially among the young folks aud be
| lirved the Guards 90 be grand order. Chaplain
| McNluusy, "a veteran Guard, told "a about e. q
o1uesI 'oudence comparing The satisfaction d gay
90 tic afflicted uHd lonely tc Happiness fg.t II
] receiving letters from home iu war timr- TIN
! Cpumaudern-Chicf spoke al the isolated Guards
4 touching feolingly upon the good we were doing
/ ~he also presented Councilman Baucls with 40
q. q. bsdge Ia appropriate speech in recognition
81 faithful services behalf Of the sun ring one
~ tic frrternal band. her hand and heart beiuI
! ever open.
The following resolution was adopted:
/ "Ih" OHIO n j. 9. g. Guards, in srcuud Reunion
assembled, hereby petition The q. a a. 10 set IA
| time Tor holding the 2Gth National I,ucamptnen
| the lat week ia August on behalf of the yuuul
/ Americans, the rising generation Of patriots.
| large number 81 the GAR, WRC., - az "
/ LAS, aud D. ~ Y. are Teacher, aud with the begin
| ming 81 September school opens. thus prcventin
their Attendance. ID b. believed that their uTe-etr
/ Dr. essential, for what more greater good can D
I accomplished than to teach patriotism Ia on
I schools, with which teachers must be imbued nfie
1 attending nn IuctmpmuUt 81 the q A. IL "
Letters 81 regret were read after which IA
4 Guards departed for their destination with y fare
4 well. The Commander la Chicf presented IA
| Guards with copies of her Campfire and Memo
! rial Poems "a souvenirs, which we have hight
| enjoyed.