The National tribune., 1894-04-05

N Y and was born July A. 1868 He has light
brown hair and blue is five feet nine inches in
hight, and weighs l60 pounds. He is strong for
temperance, and member of the s. of V. Letters
and autographs exchanged
n. T. C. C. GUARDS.
Busy Workers in the Ranks of Progress
and Patriotism.
FORWARD is THE WORD.
Division Commander Loui NJ. Stockton, OF
Pennsylvania, urges Guards to send their dues
at once. or they must be dropped under the
operations of the rules. Forward is the watch
word of Progress and Patriotism.
The North Star State, reported by Boyd
w. Randall, more than doubled its Guard men,
bership between January, 1893, aud January,
1894.
Robert R. Jones, BIG Pine street, Syracuse,
n. Y, urges all c. C.'s in that city to write him
or The NATIONAL TRIBUNE. for better ac-
quaintance.
| wish to make the acquaintance of honest,
truebearted young Americans, both for my good
and theirs. l expect 10 become a commercial
traveller this year, and wish to know some one
on whom l can call and be treated as a friend,
and in turn be called on by members visiting
New York. As / should do my best to show
them all the points of interest in and near the
city, so would like to be treated when away
from home Best of reference placed in the
Editors hands.
J.Alfred Walling, 635 Hancock street. Brook
Ign, n. Y.
The Pennsylvania Guards have promulgated
a system of rules whereby absent Guards can
vote for officers of Division. Prepared by Di-
vision Council and approved by officers. Sorry
it is too long to print.
Division Commander Frank A. Sayery, of
Vermont, reports a pleasant Reunion despite
bad weather. Gen. VIM. Wells Camp. S. of w.,
are thanked for generous arrangements aud
escort.
John E. Whit Estesville. Mimi. agrees with
Mary l.. Best, Quartermaster.G General. on the
National per capita tax question, and says: :" !,
for one. believe that 10 cents is enough to go to
Headquarters. Let US begin and have the act
repealed at the next Reunion. Who seconds
the notion"
Elsie III. Brayton awarded prize for postal
autograph to Margaret i. Hover. Ida A.
Wills's present address is corner Hastings and
Fair Oak streets. Pittsburg, Pa. Alice j. Cas-
sells, Derthick, o., was married to Joseph S.
Randolph, Of Virginia, October last, and is
happy. Jessie Shangar, ia Main street. East
Orange, n. j., wants the address of Connecti-
cut girl who wrote her three years ago. Geo.
S. Tanquary says his address is Sparland, ILL.,,
not Sparta. James II. Gregory, Lamar. Mo-,
wants the address of boy near each of the
large battlefelds who will collect relics. Hat
tie NJ. Slavery, Proctor, VT, thanks Ellen B.
Leach for a moonst0ne and amethyst ring. F.
A. Buker's address is changed from Neguuda,
Neb., TO North Liberty. Iowa.
z. w. Longstreth, Gratiot, o., urges each
Guard to bring at least one Ohio recruit into
the ranks before the coming Reunion at Canton
| in May, home of Commander McMurray. He
thinks all the States should enter upon active
recruiting before the fifth annual Reunion in
Pittsburg, which he ex poets to attend.
Division Commander Loui III. Stock ton, OF
| Pennsylvania, announces the sympathies OF
| Keystone Guards extended to Charles E. Lee
ware, GIG Mulberry street, Reading. Pa on
the death of his mother, in the 6sth year of her
age. She was a member OF Circle 5, Ladies OF
| GAR, and noble and beloved mother and
| friend.
Next regular meeting Of Keystone Circle, l.
| Pennsylvania Division, N. 7. C. C. Guards. will
| be held at the home of Mabel and Jessie An
derson, Mulberry street, West Bridgewater,
Pa, Wednesday, April IL. All members of the
&. c. and Guards invited.
Florence " Beck, Sylvis, Pa is glad to hear
of the progress of the Guards, particularly in
Pennsylvania. She and Grace " Beck would
| exchange autographs with the G. C.. She an
nounces the marriage of Austin l.. Wesmer. of
! Plumville, Pa, and would like to know If here
is truth in the report that Frank NJ. Swim, OF
| Nebraska, is dead. Like many Others, Flor
| ence wonders why autographs are not returned
| in exchange for those sent out by request.
! Martha +. Duncan, Chatata, Tenn. thanks all
who have welcomed her into the G. c. She is
| Ill of fever, and cannot reply personally. Those
wishing photographs of the stone images and
| curios found in Tennessee in 1890 may address
her and her father will reply. r
| Matte Dufield, Wood River, Neb., writes
| touchingy of the sudden death of Dollie
Rosengrants, who Joined the c. c. year ago,
! daughter of the late Capt II. Ii. Rosengraats
! Grant Neb. Dollie contracted pneumonia " lille
on her way 10 visit au Mt in Tsylorville, Ill.
and died few days after Her C. c. brother,
| Clarence Rosengrants, her mother, and five
other brothers mourn the loss of one who de-
served the love Of all who knew her.
| CLUB WHISPERS
| Having been married at Hopedale to Mr.. Samuel
George before my face appeared in the Picture
Gallery, have not replied to letters addressed me
lake this opportunity of answering all who have
| written me. and nice letters they were.
| Sarah Ball George.
| VIII 5. of V. and LAS. friends please give us
| Information in arranging and conducting success
! fui entertainments? Although the largest Camp
! anything above expenses. ] have been C. C..
three years. and hope at distant day il will be-
| eorne one OF the largest patriotic orders of the
| United States. i would be pleased To exchange
| letters and postais with tile e. q.
| Harry Snyder Greenville O.
Mrs. S. f. Peek, Yuma, Mo-. has received an
| old-iashioned photograph, taken in the old war
| days, and bearing the name OF Samuel Il. Peek
! It IL the photograph of an officer In uniform
standing with one hand desk. where his hal
| rests Anyone claiming IL should write To her.
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