The National tribune., 1893-06-01
n. t. G. G. GUARDS.
Coming Reunions and Signs of Progress
Everywhere.


Everywhere.
Division Commander A. J. Buckner of Wis
consin, has changed his address froia Cascade to
Peeble-, Wis.
The date of the New Jersey Reunion Is fxed for
June l3 aid IA. Newfoundland. and Division
Commander NJ. Warner Hargrove Browns Mills.
writes that there Is prospect OF "a larger attend
ance than ever before. Luelia and Annie Mo1iks
are arranging pleasan. entertainment. Inquire of
the Commander how TO reach Newfoundland.
Volunteers for the vocal and instrumental program
ill also port to the Commander.
Gertrude H. Sweet, Dayton, Ore. snys: Oregon
C. C.. show your coiors by joining the Guards and
assisting the Division to buy bsnper."
Edith NJ. Hniues, East ST. louis H.. reports the
Illinois flag fund increasing, bnt urges all who bav
not done 80 to contribute as the june Reunion ap-
proaclies.
Division Commander o. Edith Dickey. Green's
burg, Ind has been visiting Arcoa, H., but will be
home after june II. Her letter announcing Ind-
ana Reunion was dated at Areola. which led To the
announcements that II was the Illinois Reunion.
Remember, Indiana holds n Reunion July e. and
all are requested to stay until July 5, for tho pro-
gram on the evening of tho Fourth.
Uncle John Deans family recovering from
distressing contagious Illness They were kept
entirely isolated. and Uncle John is praised by all
his neighb for the precautions used.
Emma s. Perkins haas changed her address from
Natick, Mass to Box Dos Il. Providence X. !. She
IS with Past Division Commander Matte Il. Gam
mons. who has been very i'll for about six months.
and is slowly improving. Emma is of the old
timers who votes for changing from Conversation
to Columbian Club which she believes more MAJ
| tionsl and distinctive. She will give prize for
Mary NJ. Culver urges all Connections readers of
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE to join the G. G.. Guards
and thus be more loyal and true to each other, and
better Christian men and women The Guards
aim high.
The next Reunion of the Missouri Guards will
be held in Kansas City, June 30 TO "a. in connection
with ). OF V. EBcampment Division Commander
j. L. Phillips urges "A full attendance The Guards
will meet at the residence Of Comrsde John
Slocum .443 Penn street, at 10 O'clock, June 20
Each one will wear knot of red white and blue
ribbon. and il desiring badge they viii address
the Commander at Brosdiand. M2.
GENERAL RELIEF FUND.
Yes. While believe the Guard Relief Fund
should be used for the Guards first, do not believe
| IN debarrng the old soldiers who mem bers
| of our Order. We have over Ii, 600 c. G. nembers
out OF this H00o there ought to be- at least, 1000
who can send five cents year to the relief fund.
Every Guard does this and we will say there are
1000 of them; this would leave 5000 G. C.'s TO pay
| five cents year. II this number would give live
ycaR, would have $3.50 to spend for sweet
| Chari,y's sake.
Surely organization the size of the G. G.
ought to raise this much each year. Are we not
| pledged TO stand by the old soldiersy Then let us
/ do IT,!
| Let every G. G. member In Tennessee join the
| G. c., Join al once. Yours loyalty,
Lou NJ. Staring Grand View, Tenn.
!
With pure blood aud good digestion given by
Hoods Sar. aparlla, you need not fear disease.