The National tribune., 1893-11-09

MARY L. BEST Quartermaster- General.
Stoneham. Mass.
ATTENTION, OHIO C. c. GUARDS!
VIII you accept my thanks for the confidence
manifested in your desire that continue as Com
mander Tor the remaining part of the year? l
shall do all can To merit your goodwill.
i have been obliged TO make some changes
among my helpers, aud have thought il expe-
dent to appoint Mildred N. Baldwin, Frederick
town, Adintant, vice Dana q. Chandler, resigned
and Berta b. Barr, Florida, Chairman of Investi-
eating Committee vice Mildred N. Baldwin pro-
moted. Applications for membership will here
after be sent TO Miss Barr.
The Color Guard, Brother Neaderhauser Is very
anxious to secure a flag for the Division this year
and we all ought TO assist In this work appoint
Brother James b. Twaddles. Pravo. and Sisters
vira " Stockton, Findlay, and Anna l.. Mansfield
Color-Gaard to this end.
Brother Neaderhauser has proposed to send
Columbian souvenir postal card for 10 cents q
Columbian souvenir medal for 50 cents, and I'm
addition. his latest photograph, taken in the uni
form Of "A Columbian Guard, the person sending
the largest contribution to the flag fund.
We very cordially invite those suspended by the
Rules and Regulations to renew their relations by
forwarding to Quartermaster Alice l.. Cress. Steu-
benvile, one years dues. Ohio ought TO be nu-
merIcally the strongest Division of the n. T. G. c.
Guards: and would be. If SO many had not allowed
themselves to be suspended. We also extend this
invitation To membership to all the c. C's within
the Buckeye State. There above 500 SUCH and
we have room for every one of them Blanks
furnished on application.
We suggest that every Ohio Guard begin plan
ming TO have the Ohio Division make the very best
showing of amy Division at the next annual Re-
union. 10 be held AT Pttsbnrg, Pa, both In num-
bers and In ability To make a happy, profitable
meeting. Do not allow the idea that there fsn't
much in the G. C. Guards" to have any influence
over you.
There are no berries and nuts In the woods for
the youngsters who never go after them. Prove
by good works" that "the half has never vet
been told" concerning the Guards. SO many
others have done.
j shall be glad to exchange communications
with every member OF the Division. Fire your
questions as freely as you like. II cannot
you. and for every Guard throughout our broad
land,
May smiling skies and pleasant ways
10 DER and round thee all thy days;
Aay all thy ventures Ger life's sea
Come back increased tenfod, for thee.n
am Loyalty yours. Pro Patria-
Frank MeMnrray, Commander Ohio Division,
n. L. G. Q. Guards, Canton. o.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Maggie f. Mesher. Inlay City, Mich. writes to
say that she was married to George G. Harrison
~ inc nome OF her parents. Aug. 7. and Is now
keeping house at West Goodland where @. G,
friends are invited to call. She did not marry a
q. c., but recruiting will be easy.
Let ali inqulrers please note that when their
names are placed In roll-call they become members
OF the @. G. without money and without price and
are therefore eligibet to mem bership in the Guards
Several OF these names appear to-day.
Addie and BERTHE Rupert. late of Essex. Canada,
no" OF dI wabash avenue Detroit, Mich, wish to
know u there are any members of the @. O. in their
city. III so. they would like to meet them Also
II there are any members who invalid and
dress
Mr.. Leslie II. Carr. Clear Creek, N. Y, wishes
TO announce meeting of the O. c. members at
jamestown, n. Y. TO be held Dec. ~. 1898 Every
member, possible. 10 requested to be present and
have good time. Inquire At the Sherm an House.
as the place Of meeting is not now known.