The National tribune., 1892-06-02

long as can get space in THE NATIONAL TR1B'
uNE we should not think Of becoming independent.
say stay by The NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and give II
your hearty support, and am certain 1t Will stay
by rs. Loyally-W. s. Better, Seward. Neb
Division Commander Nellie Hinds of Michigan.
in General Orders 10 Michigan Guards utters senii.
ments to hich all may we'll take heed. Let every
member Of the Michigan Division consider himself
a committee of one to secure new recruits Tor the
content to remain where are but let US strive TO
push forward, and make this year o notable one
In our history. Let us remember our motto con.
tinually-progress and patriotism-and exert al
the enthusiasm of natures for the grand and
noble purposes for which our Order was founded
Minnie U. Curry. Adjutsnt reports delightful
Reunion of the Rhode Island Guards at the homo
of Eva T. Pryor. Providence. Commander Matte
Gammans presiding The resignation OF Florence
Minnie q. Curry Chaplain, was chosen for the
place. The evening was given up TO dancing ana
social converse. The next Reunion Will probably
last two days. the first for business, the second Tor
visiting seashore resorts and sightseeing.
Division Commander w. F. Vclz Of Kansas,
announces a Reunion at the home OF Brother w.
on the 4th Of July next. Guards expecting TO be
present will notify the Commander. All cordially
invited This will not be an annual Reunion unless
Kansas members turn out In force. Inc Com
nander would like Guards to say when ana where
they want the annual Reunion.
John Brunny has resigned ms DIVISION Adjutant
of Kansas; the Commander, W. +. Volz, has APP
pointed John Cooper TO fill the vacancy. kansas
Guards desiring TO contribute TO the AdersonyllIe
Prison fund, should send Contributions 10 a. MHuuc
Lohman Wakeeny. G. c. members arc urged TO
join the Guards. Send an application and 40 cents
dues to Adjutant Cooper. Albert. Kan.
Division Commander Mary L. Best Stonehan1,
Mass, expresses sincere thanks for the best wishes
and congratulations attending her recent election
and is glad Massachusetts Guards are devoted 10
Progress and Patriotism. not only in words, but In
deeds Members of the c. c. wishing to join the
Guards will send their applications TO Lucie l.
Best, Chairman Investigating Committee, Stone
ham. Business meeting and picnic OF the Mas3a-
chusetts Guards Mt Saugus, June IL. Massachu-
sets Guards and Guards from other States VIII be
warmly welcomed by Past Commander Williams
piitee. "What our Connecticut and Maine
Guards doing" inquiries Commander Best, conf
mentinR upon the Interesting letters In THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE from Massachusetts and Rhode
Island. Annie L. Williams, Saugus. and Fannie
A. Smith, Mattapan OF the Benefit Committee, or
Commander Best. would be glad to hear from any
of the c. c. readers in Massachusetts, who are in
need of a helping hand.
Division Commander Nellie NJ. Kinds, OF Mioht-
gan, askes all Michigan Guards to write Josie
Litzan, Charlevoix, Chairman of Flag Committee,
suggesting the best means of securing money for a
Division flag. Appointments are announced as FOL
lows: Adiutant, II. Earl Cowdn. Rockford Quar-
termas,er, John b. L. Kinds 1oDia. also the follow
ing members OF committees. no are urged TO enter
upon active service at once: Investigating Commit
tee-Chairman. Mary +. Kinds; Charles G. Grie;,
Nina Beadle all of Iona. Historical Committee
Chairman, Rose w. Henderson, Hsdle; Emma nj.
Deleer. Onoto; Anna w. Gogarn, Gogarnviie
Benefit Comniittee-Chairman, Maggie r. Meaker,
INLAY City; Minnie Sawyer, Luther Ethel Tice,
Gushing. Division Flag Committee-Chairn,a
Josie Litzan, Char!evoix; Herman Swift Luther;
John X. Gogarn, Gogarnve. Memorial Com
mittee-Chairman, Flora ID. White, Carson City /;
Ida Z. Sawyer Luther; Kate N. Deiger. Onoto.