Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
Commander r. 7. st. John Is
sues His Second General
Order From Headquarters
ENTIRE STATE is REPRESENTED
In Choosing of Aide de Camp, Both as
Personal Compliment to Those APP
pointed and to Assist Commander in
Building Up Weak Posts of Locali-
ties Where Aides Live.

Special to Times Republican.
Des MONIES, July 12.--Commander r
I. st. John. of the department of lows
G. A. r., has announced the following
appointments during his administra.
ton:
Inspector-S H. Johnson. Post No
2, Keokuk
Judge Advoca te--Charles Mckenzie
Post No. IL. Des Moines.
Chief Mastering Officer. c. Milf
man, Post No. IS, Logan.
! Senior Aide and Chief Of Staff
B. Cousins, Post No. 80, Council Bluffs
! Committee on Soldiers Home =
Phil Schaller. chairman, Post No. 2S4
Sac City; l.. B. Raymond, Post No
81, Hampton; George Metzger. Post
No. 1, Davenport; l.. l.. Caldwell, Post
No. 16s, DEBORAH; Alonzo Abernethy,
Post No. n, Usage; l.. II. SEVERN.
Post No. 222, Cedar Falls; Henry
| keeri, Post No. AZ, Mason City.
l
appointments in his second general or
| der. which he issued yesterday from
the office of the G. a. n headquarters
at the capitol. He also formally an
nounced the appointment Of the COM
| mittee on soldiers day at the state
fair, which he says 1t is hoped to make
| more pleasant and enjoyable If posi-
BILE than that Of last year. To that
end the following committee is an
nounced officially: w. V. Wilcox,
chairman, Post No. II, Des Moines;
NJ. Mcdonald, Post No. 1876, Bayard;
John r. Prime, Post No. IL, Des
Moines; V. F. Twombly, Post No. Z,
Des Moines; c. II. Gross, Post No. Z,
Des Moines.
Aides de- Camp.
The following veterans have been ap-
pointed aides on the staff of the de-
partment commander. Especial care
has been taken to have the entire state
represented. not entirely az a personal
compliment to those appointed, but TO
assist the commander in building up
weak posts in the locality in which
the aide lives. Commander st. John
says: Your commander is willing and
anxious to do all he can for the good OF
the department, and he asks as a
personal favor that his appointees will
do the same. You can confer no great
err favor upon him than to use. your
utmost endeavor to persuade those
who for any cause may have fallen
out OF our ranks to reinstate. and take
the place they ought to occupy in the
grandest organization on earth. Let us
all work together" The list of aides
toiIow-the number of post and the
address being given, also:
u. w. Rapalee. No. %. Sioux City.
]. Fl. Wilson. No. 80, Greenfield. :.
Henry Karl. No. As. Abel.
n. III. Spears, No. ~, Westgate.
II. l.. Green, No. 48. West Union.
l.. Settler, No. as, Fayette.
i. l.. Davis, No. SO. Missouri Valley.
N. Fuller, No. SO, Altoona.
A. X. Hostetter, No. ga. Grinnell.
j. r. White, No. Sc, Webster City.
S. II. Harper. No. 50, Ottunwa.
c. w. Reynolds, No. II, Grundy
Center.
C. " Vanepps, No. Y, Sheldon.
NJ. f. Irwin, No. Is, Dubuque.
W. b. Fleming, No. 10, Keosauqua.
G. III. Jones, No. 81, LeMars.
j. b. Ciassen, No. "a. Green Noun
tain.
w. C. Hopkins No. 1o1, Clear Lake.
C. l.. Jones, No los. Bristow.
u. D. Dunning. No. III, Scranton.
f. C. Haynes, No. 1872, Centerville.
William Leslie. No. 123, Avoca.
w. P. Bowman, No. 124, Spencer
Charles Halle, No. 1875, Peoria.
William II. kindly, No. 127, Monte
yuma.
A. NJ. Loomis. No. $50, Wyoming.
w. b. Perrin, No. 132, Nashua.
w. H Buck, No. 1871. Humeston.
Leroy Plopper. No. al, Iowa Falls.
w. d. Lamb. No. 142, Northwood.
G. Monlux, No. lat, Rock Rapids.
w. E. Stanley, No. 1874, Eldora.
b. +. Glass, No. 1876. Beaman.
w. r. Wood, No. 1876, Lake City.
A. II. Haggard. No. 165. Algona.
w. f. Morrow. No. 17a. Osceola.
b. Garthwaite, No. 179. Britt.
p. S. Crosley, No. 1870, Manchester.
j. M. Thomas, No. 1913, Humboldt.
T. Fl. Robbins. No. 1914, Waukon.
j. o. Wickersham. No. 1877, Harlan.
David Beatte, No. 220, GAINESVILLE.
John Lindsey. No. 233. Marengo
j. c. Stoddard, No. cas-, Cedar Rapids.
T.. M. Chase, No. 236, Fort Dodge.
III. FRANKIE, No. 242, Parkersburg.
s. n. Hinman. No. Eat. Belmond.
G. w. Crisman, No. 253, Colfax.
A. o. Phillips, No. 25S. Arlington.
A. Little, No. 259, Strawberry Point. |
w. G. Sampson, No. 271 Villisca.
b. Maule, No. 2s4, Sac City
j. II. Moves, No. 800, Ogden.
j. H. Bigley, No, 296. shellshurg.
J. C. smith. No. 312, Garden Grove.
Isaac Haciman, No. 314, Belle
Plaine.
j.. Leyenburger, No. 321, Brooklyn.
George +. Brechtel, No. 329. Boone.
George Franken. No. $50, kingley.
Henry Burghart, No. 33s, Union.
j. H. Foster, No. 346. Lamont.
l.. D. Raymond, No. 34S, Floyd.
c. IT. Anterior. No. 364 Shelby.
III. II. Clark, No. 81, McGregor.
j. L. johnson, No. 81, Rockford.
w. III. Morrison, No. sol, Douds.
John Wood, No $50, Rockwell.
II. III. Rood, No. 400 Mt. Vernon.
J. r. Morris, No. 412, Deep River.
John Morrison, No. 42i, Hedrick.
S. A. Stream, No. 44o, Creston.
j. S. Webster, No. 45l, Hartley.
j. +. G. Cold, No. 4S3 Gladbrook.
+. G. Collins, No. 4s5, Garner.
]. J. Littler, No. 495. Monona
S. b. Phillips. No. 222, Cedar Falls,
IRA c. Newton, No. SIG, Neville.
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