The National tribune., 1895-10-24
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Decentralization a
Officers. etc.

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Officers. etc.
ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE,
| Camp -, Butler. Tenn, has been rsipstas,d-
and has elected officers S. @. Raroho h Ca,
| tain.
| Assistant Inspectors have been appointed bv
| Division Commander Crumbiiss
I've new Camps have been organized In kbL.
| DiyiS on; one at Huckleberry Springs vith "a
| charter members and one AT gifHn t.,
with Cspts. J. Z. Pierce. of wanita, Tenn. and
K A. Brown. Of Knoxville, commanding 70
/ spectiVely these Camps.
In last General Orders, Division Commands
| J. q. C.umbiSs says:
let every member Of orr Order make him
self committee of one to organize 3 Camp.
and when the time comes for this admini.sra
ton 10 go down only Ia history, aid Us in say.
lug that eur Division is composed of 100 Camn.
| instead OF Is
There more loyal Sons within the eon-
nnes OF our ID vision than in any 1--we other
States in the Union: let be up and doing
that by our labors we can more fully psrpetu-
ate the memories of the heroes who fell 20
defens Old Glory. so that you and I could
live to enjoy the blessing Of free Govern
msnt and Union of States"
MINNESOTA.
Division Commander T. c. Patterson bas
appointed Assistant Inspectors, and q shorough
inspection of every Camp will be made prior
TO Nov 30
The following officers have resigned and
the ID vision Commander has ordered elections
TO MI the vacancies; First Lieut.. L. T.. Foss
camp Minneapolis; Second Lieut.. +. NJ XII
gore, IL. Duluth; Capt. Eugene Baker 4 Min
neapoIis; Second Lieut. j. W. Clark. SO. Month
cehoi capt II. Fairbanks, A, Granite Falls:
Second Lieut. Frank Ingraham, 30, Spring
Valley. 0f"s
Commander Patterson. in Division Orders
says; " To the officers Of the weak Camps, Won
who have inherited the patriotic spirit from
your fathers. why not show the same pluck
and energy as shown by them during the DARK
Gays oil our eountry's trials2 Don't let trivial
matters Encourage you IL you lose n MANI
Der, get two TO ill the gap"
The following Camps. being the Arst 10 Ia
report Ior the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1895
have the thanks Of the Division Commando
Tor their promptness: Camp IS Osseo: a Min
neapolIs; 81, Ada; 81. New Ulm; So, North
neid 90 Spring Valley; 81, Sank Center: 25.
High Forest; SO, Princeton; As, Watertoyn.
OHIO.
reports are coming in nicely for the Septeu-
Der quarter. The Ohio Division had the Isrgaas
delegation on the floor az the Knoxville En-
campment and had over 200 in the parade. in
addition to the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Or.
pha"s nome Band aud Sens of Veterans Band
and Albert E. Martin Camp, of LOckland. o.
which was under arms
new Camp will be mustered at IrondsIs bv
Senior Vice Division Commander A. G. Mac
kenzs.
Camp 9, Wellsville. conducted Camp6rs
FRIDAY hight, Oct III. Division Commander
L. Vern Williams has appointed District and
County Aids for the Division. They will Ia
announced in Order 8.
The Division is in good condition. and n
number OF new Camps are being organized
IT, f. Mckee has been elected and installed
as Captain of Camp III. New Carlisle, to HHs
vacaney. and w. A. Bruner as Captain of Camp
$685. ST. Marvs, to fill vacancy.
Camp 80. Bonneville. has been reinstated
Assistant Inspectors have been appointed
Division Commander L. Vern Williams in
last General Order says: Now that the warm
weather has left Us. and the cool nights make
1t pleasant for indoor meetings, it ia hoped
that there may De renewed activity among our
members. EndeavOF to bring new uembars
into the Order. infuse new life into your Camn.
hold social meetings and Csmpfres, and you
will not only enjoy the pleasure of the meet
Ings. but add strength TO our grand Order an
well. Let every officer and member work to-
gether. and success is sure to crown their
efforts"