Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-17
Post Notes.


THERE is no change in the appointive OIL
GERS of Post 8 this year.
COMMANDER STEWART, OF Post ss starts off
well in his adminissration-one muster and
one proposition.
CoMRADE O. NJ. HEAD. OF Post f5s went to
McKsespors yesterday. He intended to drop
in on Post 80 last night.
CoMRApE GEORGE s. Woop. of Colonel j. 2.
sweitzer Post No. $50, of Bloomfield, is laid
up with severe case Of the grip.
Posr 2S0's officers were installed at Q good
open meeting last "Wednesday evening by
Comrade 81. L. Hoburg, of Post l57.
CoMMANDER BRAUN, of Post 157, announced
his committees at Thursday nights meet.
ing. They are the best IN formation the posi-
has had foc years.
shows good judgment on the part of the
| Commander. This will tell for the best in
| terest3 OF SEe posi-.
Mrs. W. P. LINHARr, Senior Vice Depart
| ment President, WAS among the prominent
speakers of the ladies of the G. A R. last
mig at the dedca sion OF Post 207' s ne W hall
at Homestead.
CoMRADE CHARLES R. You're, of Post 8, fs
recovering from the severe fall he had. His
! comrades hope to see him at his post aoon
Comrade Negley was very attentive to him
during mis- illness.
PosT Isl had a short record on Tuesday
night. 1t met, reinstated William B. ReifT,
of Company I, Ninth Reserves Zone of the
oldest members), and adjourned to escort
Comrade Russell over to Post 259.
CoMEADE H. o. C. OEHMLER Adjutant of
Post SO, last Tuesday rendered his resigna-
tion as trustee, which offlce he has filled so
ably. For his services SO well performed his
comrades returned vote of thanks.
PAST CoMMANDER 81. L. HoBURa, of Post 157,
wears q gold past commanders badge with
his corps badge attached, the gift OF his post
In appreciation OF his services last year.
Comrade w. j. Patterson made an eloquent
presentation address.
THE tickets we're issued last week for the
second grand reception Of Post l57s WASH
fngton Association, to be held on the even.
ing OF Washington's birthday in New Turner
Hall, Forbes street. This affair promises to
be even greater success than the last.
THE "boom" Of Post 41's fair continues
The Citizens Traction Company's building
holds good attendance every night The
dancing, music, bowling, shooting and other
pastimes serve to attract the pleasure seek
ers outside of the good stage performance
every Saturday night.
Posr ISIS open meeting next Thursday
will doubtless be a very interesting one.
Comrade W. j. Patterson will read a war
paper that will surely scintillate with in
u
abundance. All the friends of the post are
cord ally invited to be present
PosT 2o7, of Homestead, had great time
last night. In addition to the open installa-
ton in the new hall, the memorial volumes
were presented. Comrade Thomas G.Jones,
of Post 236, was the installing officer. He
was accompanied by good delegation from
his post, with ladies of Circle No.
AT the last meeting of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary to Post IS the following officers were in.
sfatied by the retiring President, Mrs J. r.
Vice President, Mrs. Irwin; Junior Vice
President, Mrs. Fitzgerald: Secretary. Mrs.
Richey; Treasurer, Mrs. Renge; Conductress,
Mrs. Scott; Guard, Mrs Baer.
AN interesting discussion took place at
Post ISIS meeting Thursday evening. It
originated in some remarks made at a 4
recent meeting by two prominent old
soldiers who touched on the idea of pension
ing ex-Confederate soldiers. In the discus.