The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-07-05
n. II. G.. G., GUARDS.

Brother Loui NJ Stockton is among those
who writes Of his abiding interest in the c. c.,
and says: " Do not stop having the Picture
Gallery and the Exchange in The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, for I know there are a good many of
the c. c. and Guards who are lost without
| them"
If Soldiers Wife, who has collection of
L600scrap-book pictures, will forward her name.
to be used with announcement, her request for
exchange will appear.
Ida May Raybert reporting a visit to the
Monks sisters, says: I" Our Brother Hargrove
has truly called it the prince of homes. Their
noble worth and loyal patriotism can scarcely
be estimated. Ida Mays address has been
| changed from % James street to 81 Sout b
Thirteenth street, Newark. N. j.
VIM. A. Kellogg desires to call the attention
of the Connecticut Guards TO their Reunion,
which will be held on July IL, instead of June
IL, as reported by mistake. All are urged TO
attend.
Alice L. L. Newill. Chaplain. keystone Cir
Gle, Pennsylvania Guards, has issued strong
appeal to members 10 renew their interest aud
activity in the Circle. She would like to hear
from members.
Loui M. Stockton, Commander Pennsylvania
Guards. gives glowing account of the Reunion
held at the homo Of Lemuel Erwin. Holland,
Pa, on Sunday, June II There was drive
through the country to Neshamey Falls, a two
mile row on the river to Indian Rocks, where
the Indians used TO grind thei- corn, and a
sumptuous supper ON the Erwin farm. Among
those enjoying Brother Erwiu's cordial hospi-
tally were: Secretary General NJ. Warner Har-
grove, Senior Vice President O. Edith Dickey,
Maggie j. McCleiland. Annie La Munyon,
Julia s. Stockton, and Brother La Munyon, and
Loui NJ. Stockton.
KANSAS DIVISION.
c. C. GUARDS: The new officers of the Kan
sas Division have received many encouraging
letters from the Guards. Ali seem ready and
willing to keep the ball rolling for progress,
patriotism and love Of country.
All officers, elected or appointed, have written
very helpful Letters, and are ready TO put their
shoulders to the wheel, which shows they
are full of zeal and ready for work. They
are as follows: Pres, Estelie n. Edgeeombe,
Phiilpsburg: V.-P.. Otto AgreIius, Reading !;
Chap, Ora B. Dye, Wellsvilie; Investigator,
John Cooper, Kingfsher, o. T.; Serg't-at-A Arms,
Leon l.. Roberts, Great Bend Board of Con-
troll, Katie Hand, Kingfsher, o. T.; Efie
Harsh barger, Vinland; Bonnie Heberling Hills
City. See. and Treas. Kate WaFthen, Syracuse;
Benefit Committee. Thos. w. Shannon. Dwight
Progress Committee Bertha Schupp Hiawatha;
Historical Committee. Minnie Weakly, Wash
ington.
All indebted to the Division for dues please
| remit, as We want our books in good shape
For the flag fund send to w. r. Velz, Read
ing. We wish very much to have a flag for cur
next Reunion.
Esteila n. Edgecombe, President; Kate War
then. Secretary.
KEYSTONE CIRCLE
The Keystone Circle hold meeting at Beaver
Falls, July 16. and all members should make a
| special effort TO be present, owing to a misun-
Outstanding as to the June meeting.
The Guards of Beaver Falls and vicinity will
welcome us heartily, and an invitation to
attend the Good Tempars' picnic after our
meeting has been extended u.s.
c. C. and Guards wake up and write Calvin
A. Shaffer Box 37S, Beaver Falls, that you will
be present and help make success
Ola Bell Hesham, 133 Pearl street, Pitts
burg, Pa.