The National tribune., 1895-08-29
CONVERSATION CLUB.
In Memoriam-C. C.'s Together, and Other
Friendly interchange.

CONVERSATION CLUB.
In Memoriam-C. C.'s Together, and Other
Friendly Interchange.
RtioS oftbc C7tab.-l. Write briefly. . Write only
side ol tie paper. s. " Tlie o The point y
Nfiie subject. ;. Write your best. o. IIaci
week the names of those writing the best letters
style. conn osiiGn spelling. pcnnlansap anu gem
era. merit considered-wiii he named nj INC iead
! OF this column the Honor Roll. First honor
! " ~ include ail of these requirements Second
| honor viii include a deficiency IN some one point
IN MEMoRIAM
Whereas God in His nll-wise Providence has seen
| FL TO take from our midst our dearly beloved sis
| ter. Lucia Isabelle Best: Therefore be IL
RESCUED That on behalf of tie Loyal Home
/ Workers tender to Ihe beresved family of our
dear departed sister asSurnnces OF our unfeignrd
aud deepest sympathy IN the death OF oae whom
! have only known To love whose intercourse
bss always been of the most pleasant aud one
whom " all know 10 have beeE a living example
OF purify ami integrity. prompting high type 81
WON 81 hood, winning the respect and love OF all
whose acqgaintance she Ield
Pesofred That "a copy 81 these resolutions be
given The bereaved finiily. and copy printed
in THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and also spread upon
the minutes OF the assoc alton.
BY instruction of tie President. Kate b. Sher-
wood
NJ Warner Harcrove Secretary.
Signed: Annie J.. Williams Matte Elliott, John
O. KING, Frank MeMurray, Committee.
EMMA AND CAD TOGETHER.
DEAR c. c. FRIENDS: ] must tell you about
a very pleasant surprise with which / have
just met.
Yesterday noon when / entered Ward F's
| dininC-room for the purpose OF assisting with
dinner / found the Supervisor and three OF the
girls discussing the moves that had just been
made; that is. what girls were moved from
| ward to another. When someone mentioned
the new girl / naturally asked her name.
| Now what do you suppose / found il to be?
! Carrie NJ. Repner.
! In answer to my hurried question. " Cad
kepneri Where is shc?" / told that /
woad find her in the girls room. ] rushed in
quite unceremoniously, and there found one of
| the sweetest and most charming girls have
ever had the pleasure of meeting.
We are both in the sick ward. and have found
\ time TO chat about the c. G.. old and new. I
cannot tell you how happy am that she has
come here.
/ II was about the time OF the organization of
/ the Iowa Division that exchanged our first
Z letters. aud had ceased 10 hope ever TO meet
her. she favorite Of mine in the old
days, and now that ] have met her ] think
even more Of her.
! But must tell you Cabs new name. One of
4 the women who helps her in the dining room
4 this morning asked her her name, and, having
been told, she called her Kid" IL is possible
that the woman misunderstood Cad, but You
know what a wee little sister we have and may
well doubt it. Loyalty
Emma K. Martin, Independence. Iowa
cHAUTAUQUA c. c. REUNION.
The third annual Reunion OF the c. c. of
western New York aud northwestern Pennsyl-
vani Ia Was held at Celoron- on Chautauqua Lake,
Wednesday. Aug. IL.
There were IL present, which. by the way,
is common number at c. c. meetings this
year. and all seemed to enjoy the meeting.
At , o'clock brief business meeting was
held At Hotel De Celoron. and the following
officers were elected Pres Chas. L. Randall,
Fredonia, y. Y; Y.-P, Lulu White. Spartan
berg. Pa; Sec, Charles NJ. Horn, Fcresivile,
Ny
The next Chautauqua meeting will BIO held
AZ Bemus Point, y. y. June. 1896. 1t is hoped
mat many more will attend this meeting next
year. Special low railroad rates always be
obtained in Summer to any point on Chautan-
qua Lake, and hotel rates are reasonable.
No one would ever regret spending a few
days near this world-renowned lake. the high
est narigabe lake ia the world with the e6-
cepiton OF Cassadaga Lake, in the same County,
Oh which some very small steamers run
Bemus Point can he easily reached either
from jamestown or Mayyile by steamer or by
railroad. Good connections can also usually be
made at Brocton.
Please bear this in mind, brothers and sisters
o. the Z. C. and L. II. W.. and try aud be with
US next June. Pro Patria-
<hf'SS ~ ITeuOUlh, l.
HOW HE CAME TO AMERICA
G. c. FRIENDS: One Of my weaknesses ia to
| be ienient 10 those who don't know what they
are writing about. IL is well known to all per-
sons Of average intelligence that st. Paul wrote
| not alone 10 the Corinthians bat to all who be-
leTed and accepted Christ as the Son of God
and kedeemer of the world, and that his writ
| inEs are accepted as authoritative by the whole
Christian Church. Of which Brother Simenson
Z Is "A hris an sc ,uis
take, for which he perhaps is not responsible
Yes, believe Moses. though a great man,
made mistakes, which is not to be wondered at
| when we consider that he wrote $500 years
! after some Of the events OF which he wrote
are said to have occurred.
As to my coming to America. all can say a.
| that was something for which cannot be held
1 accountable. i WAS born in the historic little
| town of Bennington, VT, in time 10 be old
enough TO shoulder 4 musket on the 18th of
| April 1861. for the defense of the Union, and
70 be with the 9Th Mass. in Philadelphia, Pa.
| when the blood Of the sons of Massachusetts,
| Redeemed the payemens of Baltimore on the
18Th OF april 1861, and four years later 10 help
| ufiVe Lee aud his rebel followers from Peters
! burg and Richmond VIII brother Simenson
give US his record? i am sure we will all be
gl2o 10 hear from him. Loyalty yours
James McKenna, Pitisleld, Mass
A coMRADE LONGS FOR FRIENDS.
4
! appreciate the notions of Georgia Martin, EN-
nett Searcy, Kate Warthen Searcy, 6. Elmer
Slater, and all other loved ones of Tennessee
| who are faithful workers for our Tennessee
| Eeunions
am living in q Secession region and now
| begin TO want 10 hear from veterans and vet
Grams wives. widows, sons daughters and
Woman's Relief Corps members all over the
universe.
Could we not have Reunion here in west
| Tennessee somewhere not far from Hunting
don, or ia this part OF the State, where all COM
raaes could conveniently come?
Now. what do you say, my dear comrades OF
1 tennessee? We never have had Reunion in
tins part of the country. never have been at
one myself Let me hear from all who are
DESTROYS OF a good Reunion.
Gould we not all meet together and stand in
line as we did when we fought the battles of
Tupelo Miss; Wyatt, Miss; vihala. Miss; in