The National tribune., 1891-06-11

and Commander Williams. and Il Il here our d.
vision will meet Visitors from out the State may
be sure OF hearty welcome Come one and all
and receive a cordial greeting from the Massschu-
seits Guards. Yours Pro Patria-Mary L. Best,
Adiutaut.
Division Commander T. W. GoodIln. Moore's
Salt Works o., calls attention TO an error IN the
official report Of Convention. which omitted the
name Of James z. Gallaher, Of Canton. rs delegate
10 Detroit, giving instead that Of J. W. Nisehsrt,
of Zanesville who was chosen Color Guard. In
General Orders No. I, announcement II made that
each Guard enrolled on the National Roster VIII
pay 80 cents into the Ohio Treasury July /; AL new
applicants pay 80 cents, which includes the 10 cents
due National. Harry I. Mathews, kinsmnn. has
been appointed TO succeed Zoe Owen, resigned.
Chairman Historic Committee. General Orders
No, I, conclude follows:
The enthusiasm which thrilled the hearts Of
the boys in blue when they formed the grRndest
organization the earth the GAR, is no less in
the hearts Of their children to-day. The fires OF
patriotism nre burning in the loyal breasts OF thou
sands OF the children Of the brave We have formed
ourselves into band OF none, we trust. but those
who have loyalty and true patriotism In their
hearts. The steady and rapid growth Of our Order
in the past has called forth the admiration OF all
loyal people. To u.s. In the years not far distant,
will be handed the sacred trust a free Govern
ment. Brother and sister Guards OF Ohio let THIS
year be OF great marked activity In our ranks.
Bend every effort for the furtheranCe Of our Order
May the time not be far distant when the Ohio
Division shall be the banner Division"
MISSOURI HUsTLERs.
The Missouri Division Of the Guards will prob
y
Mo, June 10, date OF the Sons OF Veterans I'm
campment. We desire 10 have n large representa-
ton Of Guards and extend n cordial invitation TO
the Q. q. in general 10 be present Suggestions
are In order 10 put on your thinking caps
Look over the Constitution Of the Guards In Ma
1ToEAL TRIBUNE Of Aug. %. 1890; look over vAri-
Gus instructions in General Orders; grasp the
status OF the Guards, and then study how we can
best improve on what NO have done. Any ideas
you may have which you believe will strengthen
our Order. advance our cause or make clearer our
q
note OF and present at Reunion. Those who can
not attend may forward their suggestions, alterA'
lions, amendments, etc, 10 the Division Com
mander, aud IL viii be given due attention at
Reunion. Brother w. :. Moore, Chairman OF lis
torioal COMMITTEES IL preparing an interesting
program. The officers reports viii show that We
OF Missouri have not been asleep and that our
growth has been encouraging enough to place nv
well up IN the ranks when the quarterly report 10
out Pennsylvania
To Moberly, TO Moberly, we're all going 60 60,
Wen get there, well set there, rain or shins OF
snow;
We are the people, Missouri's beet, you know,
To Moberly, to Moberly we're all R-goin' TO SO.
Murphy Of MRcon" will be there 20 meet the
Guards and Q. q. friends.-Geo. Murphy, Macon,
Mo.
RoLL-cALL N. 7. C. C. GUARDa
OFFICE OF ADJUTAKT-GEFERAL4l
aI5 Odd Fellows Hall, ST. Louis. !
The fOllowinR-nEmed applicants were reported
70 National Headquarters and duly enrolled "a
Guards, Jan. -. 1881;
lndiRna-Efle Newsom.
Ksnsas-Myrtie L. Garland, Rena Stilwsn.
Maine-N. Il. Grant.
MHrylRnd-Msttio Il. Allen, ID. o.
Northumberland l.. CrOmbio.
MissOuTi-6eorge Murphy.
New York;. T. Trumbull.
North DakotR--Uysses j. Curry.
Ohio-FrRnk McMurray, Mamie q. Hyer. Enc A.
smith, j. Il. WisehRrt, Mary 4. ThuTston, Carrie
NJ. Brown, Myrtle Dixon.
Pennsylvania-Oida Mace Marion Mace, Mira.
NJ. NJ. Nogrell, Mrs. Kate Z. WorTell, Helen J..
Worrell y. T. McClntook.
NermoHt-lds NJ. DOty. Arthur ]. Kelley.
West NirRiniR-FrHnk w. COombs.
Total, Is Yours, PRO PaiTiR-A. l. Seaman. Ad-
jutRut-Generkl.