The National tribune., 1895-08-15

/ greatly if they could find spare copies OF city
| directories and send them Old editions, 1t
| plain and good print. which have been super
coded by new ones, would serve as well as any.
| Old rosters ditto
Let me beg of any kind friend who can sup
ply one to ascertain the cost of postage and
| state the postal card, with name aud
address, aud will gladly remit the same.
VIM. Barker. Wildwood, o.
Allow mo to thank the kind friends who have
| written TO me. Since my letter appeared in
| the Loyal Home Workers columns / have had
| an extra pressure of household work and sick
ness Of a relative. making it impossible TO an
swer all who have written me. l still hope to
do so, but should | fail l beg they will not
think it an intentional slight. Ellen Barker.
HIS GREATEST MISTAKE.
DEAR c. c. FRIENDS: / do not believe
brother McKenna can show US any letter st.
| Paul wrote to the Americans, but if no can
am sure il will be different from those he wrote
to the Corinthians. Tho Corinthians were not
! Americans, and the Americans are not C0rin-
thiaus.
Mr. McKenna believes that Moses was mis-
| taken. Well. / for my part think that Nc
Kenna himself is making moro and greater
mistakes than Moses. But his greatest mistake
was to come TO America in the 18th century.
He should have lived in Corinth in ST. Paul.
| time.
Christian Simenson, Holmes City, Mimi.
HOPING FOR BETrER ACQUAINTANCE.
DEAR l.. II. W.: in answer to the terrible
scoring that Luells Martin gave me for trying
/ in my humble way to defend that " horrible
monster, Secret Society,"" i wish to say that
when she has chance to learn moro of the
benefits to DO derived from the dreaded
monster. she undoubtedly will think better of
the same.
Any person who has the least spark of
American patriotism in his heart will not
scandalize the noble old Grand Army of the
Republic as she has done by condemning all
secret fraterna societies. Loyalty yours
q. L. Cox, Sugartown, n. Y.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
NJ Dell Adams has chosen and been awarded
Dream of the Ages" for her paper OH teach
ing patriotism.
Lizzie Maud Hewlett says: al received
Dream of the Ages, and am very much
pleased with it. 1t is book that anyone
might be proud to call her own"
Sister Harriet b. /. Haight corrects the ad-
dresses given in The NATIONAL TRIBUNE of
recent enrollments. Correct address is Tor
rington, Litchfcld County, Conn. Names
Samuel L. Blackman. Lucy BlsckGIan, Sarah
ii. Alldis, Jennie Wilson, Ella CANCEL, Eilice
M. Potter. Hattie Rice.
Warren Atwood. Heart Prairie, Wis, desires
to meet other c. c. members.
L. NJ. Goodlin is now bookkeeper. steuo-
grapher, and typewriter for the Church Manu-
featuring Co., Adrian. Mich He says if
Brother Smenson had kept quiet little longer
he would not have spoiled his scheme to bring
the author of " Worth OF an Idea" TO the front
Hattie l.. Hunt, Reedtown. O., has been
visiting friends in the classic town of Adrian,
Mich.
Western Secretary A. L. Seaman took 10
mile run on his bicycle on recent Sunday,
enjoying the ride through the country very
much.
Secretary NJ. Warner Hargrove is manager
Of Browns Mills-in- Pines picnic grounds,
where the Jersey Epworth League, 1929. of
which he is Secretary, has been enjoying
grand outing
Mrs. Paine. Box 217, MapIeton, Iowa, has
over LOGO picture cards. some OF them large
and beautiful. They would be never-faiiing
delight to invalid or lonely child. She will
exchange for something more useful in her
family.
Whoever wants TO write TO Annita Hardy.
Beaumont, Ga. must be educated and refined"
is the message that reaches the c. c.
Julius w. Gogarn has returned TO his home,
MunisinR Mich. having spent three weeks,
following his graduation in the Law Depart
ment of the University of Michigan, at the
home of N. Owen, 3l2 Russell Ave, Cleve-
land. O.
Charles NJ. Harvey. Belle Vernon, Pa, de.
sires exchange Of autographs particularly with
the c. C., or with those connected with his
fathers regiment. the 57th Pa; especially Co Z.
Eleanor NJ. Gordon, writing from George.
town. o.. says her father was Assistant Sur
geon in the 59th Ohio and 18Th Ohio has
taken THE NATIoSL TRIBUNE for years, and
cannot think of doing without it.
Reba Conover. whose name | send to Roll
Call, is the daughter Of a soldier. and has many
patriotic relatives besides. She is member of
the NJ. +. Church ard Epw0rth League. and
would be glad to hear from any LH.W's who
will be at the Louisville Reunion, which she
expects 10 attend with me. | would like to
hear from L.H.W.'s who go to louisville via the
Illinois Central Railroad.
Anna o. Gardner, State Secretary, Arcola,
H.
J.. Mae BROKER Cheyenne Wells, Colo:
Send % cents to NJ. Warner Hargrove. Secre-
tary Loyal Home Workers, Browns Mills, y J.,
which VIII pay your membership one year.
Y our name has been enrolled in the C. C.
Edith Beaumont. a Georgia girl Beaumont
Ga. desires gentlemen correspondents of culture
and education only.
JOINED THE C. c. ABOVE
DEAR BROTHERS AED SISTERS: Again have
our ranks been broken and another dear one !
answered TO the roll-cali above. Sister Luce |
Best, Of Stonehain. crossed over TO the other |
side July -. after an illness of few months of
consumption.
Dear, gentle Lucie, over patient and cheer. |
ful during those weary months, willing and not |
afraid to die, leaving messages for loved ones. I
above all requesting them to com fort IN othern |
She had hosts Of friends for none could |
know our Lucie and not love her Her
funeral took place the following Monday. One,
could scarcely realize that the white-robed
silent form sleeping so peacefully i'll the white
casket single pure lily (embcmatic of her
own life in her hand. could be the lively girl |
OF few months ago.
Flowers in such sweet abundance surround |
ing her! On the casket was large pillow with
" Our Lacie" in purple immorteles, from the
family. and "a white frame containing her
photograph, about which was draped small
silk Gag.
On table at her head stood beautiful harm
with ore string broken. from the young man
to whom she to have been married and a
crescent and star, N the base of which was.
&C. &. Sister" from Circle No l.
Beyond these stood the emblem of the class
Of 49, Stoneham High School. a four leaf clover.
a bicycle wheel from tho Wayside Club (of
which she WAS member). badge Of the Kings
Daughters in white carnations, and a mounted
bouquet Of red and white carnations on a he'd
of ferns. tied with blue ribbon. on which was
printed name and number Of Tent d. ofV.
At the foot OF the casket tables contained n
star and crescent, a long bunch of lilies from
;. ofN., and basket, while on the piano there
was a large anchor from her brothers. shin
mates, a broken wreath from Saugus friends.
and bouquets of roses and pnks denoting her
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