The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-07-28
L0YHL HOME WORKERS.
Notes About the Members Of the Asso-
ciation and Their Doings.
To all LOYAL Home Workers, Greeting:

To all LOYAL Home Workers, Greeting:
Mrs. Kate u. Sherwood having rendered
her resignation as President OF the +. III. w
and Miss Putnam not feeling at this time
in a position TO act as President, il de.
volVeS upon me, IS Jun or Vice President
to assume the Cffice, until such a time as
the Council shall have excepted the resip-
nation and filled the position OF President
Amos l.. seaman will remain Assistant
treasurer, and have appointed him al
tie same time Acting Secretary, during
the absence of the Secretary. Miss Nc
Elroy, or until the I:eunion.
Into the hands OF the Council with Mrs.
f. L. Edgecombe, of York, Neb.. as Chair
man, has been given the work of securing
q placc 70 BOARD and an assembly room al
Cincinnati, for the coming Reunion. In
formation regarding same Will be pub
liShed as soon as satisfactory arranpe-
ments have been perfected.
Let every member constitute himself a
committee OF one to boom the Cincinnati
Heunion. Begin now TO plan TO go, and
lend your influence to get others to 90
Let's wake up. Shake off the lethargy
that seems to have overcome us. Let's
do SOmethIng-be SOmething-make n
noise in the world! An organization OF
"young blood" like ours should make
itself known by deeds.
Let all who can. be at Cincinnati. full OF
enthusiasm, and each with plan for the
advancement of the Order. | shall be
glad to answer all correspondence directed
to me, and hope you will not hesitate &c
write.-Ed. C. Close, Acting President
Fort Wayne, Ind.
L.H.W Notes.
] wonder how many of us are proving
true to the pledge that we made when we
made application for membership in the
l.. III. W.? Now is the best time we will ever
have for proving that we are really willing
to serve our country and flag, either a.
home or on the battlefield
Edwin L. Mitchell, Quartermaster-Ser-
geant, Co. M, 1st Ark, is an L.H.W and a
true champion for our country's rights.
His father is one of the most successful
manufacturers in south Arkansas, and
the son has given up luxurious life AT
home, and accepted the hardships of a
soldiers life. A young, loving and patri-
otto wife patiently awaits his return: she
too is an l.. w.
We can boast of another soldier wearing
the L.H.W. pin; he is Private Frank +.
VIM, Co. NJ, list Ark. He stands six
feet five inches in stocking feet, and will
doubtless find few wherever his regiment
may be sent who will over-top him. IL.
VIM, Assistant Secretary, Little Bay,
Ark.
No doubt many of the L.HW. are con-
templating attending the Omaha EXPOSE
ton. Sister Rose Jansen and myself are
trying to make arrangements whereby
those who can attend the Exposition,
either during the latter part of August or
at the time of the S. of " Encampment.
held there in September, may meet. ii
the numbers warrant it, arrangements
will be made for board and lodging. Those
who would like to visit Omaha with us
are requested 20 write either Rose Jansen.
Quincy. H., or myself. Please state
which date would best suit you. that we
may decide on the lime that will meet the
plans OF the majority. These plans i'm no
way conflict with the Cincinnati Reunion.
Bertha Schupp. Hiawatha, Kan.