The National tribune., 1895-08-15
SIXTH ANNUAL REUNION L. III. w.

SIXTH ANNUAL REUNION L. III. w.
What Our Basliful Young Man Named scrips
Says About 1t.
CHIPS PICKED UP.
/ learn that II is possible that wo will have
with us at Louisville Gus Mundt and wife.
| Who does not remember Gus Mudtnrtlc 81
| Detroit. and one of tho valiant champions OF
| the Pillow Brigade" and watermelon for
| ayers ut Washington 1t was Gus who opened
watermelon in tho Tribune Building. Rab
! for Gus.
After reading "Maxims for C. c." in a re-
cent Issue of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. have
| concluded do not want TO he an angel.
! | agree with Edith Haines that there is
! entirely too much 'pow-wow about the wear
ing of boomers. l have seen some very neat
| boomers worn. and they are less dangerous
! than skirts. 1t is !ady's own affair if she
wears boomers, and only the grabbed antode-
| luviau back-numbors are doing the kicking.
Edith Dckey, l am Informed. poisoned her
| brOboscis. l hope it will continue TO grow
better.
am glad to learn that Carrie Arnold, of
Rondout. and Brother Rippert, of ElIenville
are trying to form an Eastern Circle in the
State of New York. To oppose their efforts is
the pigmiest of pigmy piggishness and hopo
that all the friends will jump in and help them
to succeed
Our most excellent Secretary of Kansas. Mrs.
Estclla EdgecOmbe is loyal woman of splendid
ability, and | would like TO see her honorcd and
the West honored by her election at the COM
ing Reunion as Senior or Junior Vice President.
She favors an l.. II. w badge button.
Ho. for n wheel! For woe or veal.
How we squirt and spin on this s;ced of steel.
Brother Denard Montague of Portland, Ore,
our veteran Secretary of that State is running
the Sun. and he is prospecting at it. May we not
expect to run the earth before long? At least,
/ am glad that our son Of the Sun prospers
Those who have been TO Reunions know tho
advantage of being together / hope that all
contemplating the scjourn to Louisville will
put up at the l.. II. W. Headquarters; or. put
ting it more plainly, rendezvous masse.
And now that the time is so near, | suggest
that the wbeelmen aud wheel-ladies organize
under the name :" J.. IL. w. Cyclists" 1t will
only be necessary to have n Chairman aud Sec
rotary; to have your name enrolled by the Sec
rotary, at nominal cost. to card
nouncement of your. enr9llment-say button
or pin to designate the l.. Fl. w. Cyclists
Many j.. II. w. could visit each other on their
wheels and take journeys together. Trips at
Reunions would be delightful For instance,
if wheels can be rented, and it is possible, run
TO Mammoth Cave would be immense. Write
me. CSEe OF the EultOr, We WHeeiers.
Emmett Searcy. the pioneer OF Tennessee c. c.,
and back in the eighties known rs Tennessee
Boy" is down in the mouth. lie thinks that
Tennessee is dead. There are Others who seem
to share this mistaken misapprchension. If
had such an idea shonld not say So but as |
have not do say so. like to hear Teller
git" right up and say that he's going to succeed,
and then succeed. That's tho kind of stuff the
daddies of the sixties and the old Continentals
were made Of
Retta Hageman, Of Seward, Secretary for Me-
braska, is just of the patient, toling kind
like TO see who never is discouraged rs long
rs she knows she has good cause to work for.
Now, will you be good
If judge by the old saying speech is sill
yer; silence is golden" we must have a lot of
gold bugs in the ranks.
] recently gave n lecture to Alice Putnam,
Chairman of the Benefit Committee expecting
to have little left OF me to tell how it all hap
pened am still alive, and that goes TO show
the oscillating nediocrity of woman. Whiz III
bang
Has L. H. w. matrimonial stock fallen? 1
predict not and you will hear of some before
next-Summer Whatsays Mother Grundy?
] am impressed with an impression that il
you don't go to Louisville Reunion and learn
what it is TO have frankfurters and beans"
three times day, you will miss what you have
never missed before, and may never miss since.
Don't go If yOu will not stop vi til us at l. ii. w.
Headquarters; cause we won't let you play in
our yard if you don't
Will Martsch, known as the Diamond Cut
ter" has done some great work in California
for the l.. Ii. w.
Lillian knight has got the right kind Of
nerve, for she has learned that to succeed we
must keep OIL trying and overcome all obstacles
a true knight, though even "a lady.
voice from the far West. Martsch, the |
Diamond Cutter" informs me Of the sad news
that Alice L. Stone, well known to the Cali
fornia l.. ii. W., has passed away. lie could
not learn ut what time she died. We all extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the bcreavcd.
Now comes the news sad TO relate;
Oh, ptile-s death. oh. cruel fate:
Aud one more friend is laid To rest.
breathe soft. oh winds. DER Lucie Best.
The good the pure II ever seems
Are snaiched from us, midst cen our dreams;
Then let us oEer cheer, intense,
For those who loved Sweet innocence"
Scrips.
WILL GO or WHEELS.
DEAR G. e. FRIENDS: | am trying to get |
ready to meet you all at Louisville, aud. just |
think, young lady friend and myself intend |
to make the trip on wheels?
Not the common wheels under coaches on the |
railroad, but bicycles. We anticipate a lovely |
time.
We do not fear tramps, for We both know the |
uses of tiny revolver, and we think we will |
arrive safe and sound and ask for rich royaI