The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-02-09
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various INSTRUMENTATION
of Officers, etc.
IOWA.

IOWA.
Since Nov % when Gen. G. II. Weaver Camp S.
was organized at Fort Madison. there are being
mustered IN nj each meeting from four TO six new
members. The Camp il going To- the Encampmcnt
at Council Bluffs in June over so strong. fully
equipped and carrying fine banner.
MASSACHUSETTS.
w. 6. Hancock Camp, go, Webster-Capt. John
II. Haskell; First Lent. Charles t. Jennings
Second Lieut.. Elmer II. Dodge; Chap. Louis G..
Clarke; First Serg't, Henry A. Rnsack; @. NJ,
Michael Reynolds; Musician, Paul l.. Marshall
G. of g. jerry :. Sullivan c. G.. John +. Stevens;
?. G., Joseph Callnn. Council. Henry A. Authier,
Henry j. King, e. II. Jennings
The Social Committee Of Joel ID. Dudley Camp.
SO, Boston, is making extensive arrangements for
a grand Military Prize Drill and Dance to take
place about April J. and it is hoped that the neigh
boring Camps will assist them in their work, which
is certainly an advancement of the Order. and
better acquainted.
MISSOURI.
Kahoka Camp, 2i7 Kahoka-Cspt VIM II. San
som First Lieni., Leonard AcI, land second Lieut.,
John Carey Council, John r. Sansom, John
mphrpys and j. +. Price. Chap. Lee Carey; First
Serg'i, George Eakn; @. NJ. S. l.. Sandte Princi-
pal Musician. Ed Sioker; =. g.. VIM. Forbs; < Of
g., II. o. Butler G. =. b. +. Earl G. OF g., Wlfred
Warren; g. g., John Easton.
NEW YORK.
A fire recently destroyed the business office of
Division Commander w. s. Oberdorf at DansviIIe.
His papers, books, desks and all his records and
memoranda, except the contents of fire proof safe
were swept away. Fortunately, however the New
York Headquarters were located in another build
ing and sustained no damage. The Division papers
and records are therefore intact.
w. j.. Farnhnm Camp. 1oG, New York, has sur
rendered lis charter. Cameron Camp 1874, New
York. and :. +. Dupont Camp, los, Brook yn have
been reinstated and placed in good standing.
o. o. Howard Camp. 10. i,iverhead-Capf., VIM
i. Britton; First Lieut., Nathan Corwin; Second
Lieut., g. Harvey Lane.
NORTH DAKOTA.
X. A. Alger Camp, % Lisbon, held their annual
installation the other evening and p very enter
tanning program was followed out after the cere-
monies Capt Ash retiring from, Office leaves
the Camp In very prosperous coddition. Officers
Capt w. A. Stickley; First Lieut., Alya Shipley
Second Lieut.. Burt Sperry. Council, Clarence
Eastman, ClaHd Eastman. George Blood. Chap,
w. j. Bradley: First Serg't. Geo. Blood: @. NJ. s
G. q. Baldwin jr.; s. of g., Burt Ash; G. s., VIM
Rardon; G. Of g. Forest Ash: c. g., Ray Ryman;
T. g.. Fred Thomas
OHIO.
X L. fleming Camp 40 New Paris-Capt o. g.
Aker First Lieut., Harry WolfOrd; Second Lieut.
w. NJ Cussins Council, Harry Brown Perry Over
pick, Chas. King. Chap, G. G.. z. Austin; q. VI. S.
Harry Mills; s. g., Thos. b. Austin.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Serg't p G. Grace Camp 265, Belle Vernon
Capt. Chas. NJ. Harvey First Lieut.. John Griffith
Second Lieut.. John Young. Council ID. F. Har-
vey, VIM. bowling w. 8. Harvey; Chap ID. f.
Harvey; First Serg't, Charles Miller; q. VI. g. w
II. Harvey; G. s., VIM. Bowling; S. of G. w. s.
Harvey: Principal Musician. o. y. Miller; C. of
g. James bowling; c. g., James Mutt.