Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-06-24
Madison correspondence.

xuAD. and Ca
Which Distinguished Mems i
Madison correspondence.
Beautiful weather prevail.
annual encampment Of % S''s ISL
the W. Il, G. and the Sons y.
and the Capitol Park ws,
tents as in war time, D..
and 5000 veterans Were nv.
day the Sixteenth and r..
ments held a joint reunjon ISl'
aouse.
The encampment deyofo, 3
Wednesday afternoons =.
memorial service in hopo, '''
members who had died 4
year. During this servio, s.
were thrown open and tAn D.
came in, in a body, to parIs
e. Clough, Of Chippewa r,
vice department command.,
a memorial address. Tbo !,
contingent returned to tbe, j
and spent the remainder h ,is
noon III memorial Services
Bliss, of Baraboo, past / II
president, was the orator i E.
sion. The rest Of the afnn
encampment was taken m y
reports of the Visions,
Home at Waupaca and n
discussions. The reports
that the institution is in py, 81
dition. j
A camp fire was held Ind Sc:
In the gymnasium which III,
attended. Speeches were Ssa
number of leading Grand j /
and q. O. Kimberly, of Jans
patriotic songs.
Captain Pliny Norcroa. hn
vile, was elected dpDarm,
mander Thursday mOrnm fsI
votes to 143 for Duncan NS ii
Platteville. Other elections
follows:
Senior vice department d
Henry S. Miller Of Madison;
Byron S. Williams of Wma
cal director, DR.. Hugo PbIs
kesha, reelected; chaplain, .
Of Fond du Lac; trustees 81
home, f. A. Wilde of Milwai
Henry Of Eau Claire.
Delegates to National Enc
At large, Wade II. Richards
waukee, j. II. Tate Of Vin
mates, J. c. Martin Of Mia
J. w. Canes Of Fox Lake; 4
r. 3. Lang, Racine; secl
Luckes, Princeton; third, j
man, Baraboo; fourth, d. Il
Milwaukee; fifth, NJ. l.. SngH
sha; sixth, George .Spran
Falls; seventh, r. e. Osborn i
eighth, A. J. Smith, Amhea 3,
e. Mann, Marinette; tenth,
Merrill; eleventh, d. j. dill
Alternates-First district
mel Of Beloit; second, H. G.
OF Jefferson; third, A. s. $
Reedsburg; fourth, Louis SA
waukee; fifth, Hugo Philler
sha; sixth, L. D. HinkhT
seventh, L. A. Brace Of u
eighth, w. r. Brown, Waqi
J. A. Donlevey Of Oconto; u
White of Colby; eleventh, W
son Of Chippewa Falls.
Council Of Administering
rick, Hudson; d. J. Ryan, Az
a. Copeland, La Crosse; LOU
Milwaukee; B. S. Miller, Na
Adjutant General G, A
Chicago, visited the encaH
representative Of Commanas
John G. Black and made u ].
A past commanders bads
gented to the retiring conn
P. Rumble, by Chief OF ~
wood. In behalf Of dis v
mander Rumble presence
General Richardson a hanuS 8
in recognition Of valuable"
The last act of the encaal
TO choose La Crosse as lHe Y
next meeting by a unanllu9v Ii
Commander NorcroSS aA
o. Kimberly, Of JanesVDS'
, adjutant general. CelesD
wards, Of Oconomowoc' i
counsellor by the relief coy
Relief corps officers We'
follows:
| President, Mrs. Helen
| Shullsburg; senior wee pi
Mary Nichols, Oshkosh ju.'
ident, Mrs. j. r. Spencer n
treasurer, Mrs. Annie H. y
boo; chaplain, Mrs. Verse "a
Executive Board-Mrs, 1 hh S
er, Milwaukee; Mrs. A Al .a,',
Fond du Lac; Mrs lll Ianss Z
Mrs. e. O. Kimberly ''D
Porter. ID
Sons of Veterans elected
ing:
Commander, John Hass JEW
son; junior vice conl l ID
Small, Madison; division It ,,isbs
B. Fox, Plover; A. B. S"'~'
J. H. Coon, Endeayor'
The Relief Corps repo, ~
new corps were Institute ~,