The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-11-19
NEW MEMBERS
Energetic Campaign to be Started
10 Get All Old Soldiers Into
Ranks of G. A. R.
MANY TO AID IN THE WORK

Everything seems to point to the
coming winter as the time when the
final movement all along the line, In
all OF the departments. will be made
in determined efforts to muster into
the Grand Army Of the Republic as
many as possible of the several humid
reds of thousands of soldiers and sail
ors of the civil war who remain outside
of it's ranks. In Wisconsin there are
more soldiers out of than in the order.
Department Commander Coe Of White
water, Of the Wisconsin department
recently received a request from Com
mander in Chief Col. III. u. Nevins,
asking him to recommend a large num-
Der of active members of the order to
serve as aids de camp on the staff of
the commander in chief. The request
has been complied with, and a much
greater number of men from Wisconsin
will serve as aids than upon any previ-
Gus year. In the list Commander Coe
recommends are the names of all iiv-
ing past department commanders who
still reside in the state. The list Of
national aids de camp is as follows:
f. G. Kiser, Whitewater; James "
Dibble, Baraboo David Seireinerv
Lancaster; George G. Miller, Drake
post, Milwaukee; Daniel Burton, Rome;
G. A. Pettibone, Waupun; R. ". Jack
sen, Shawano; M. G. Hobart, Column
bus; Clark S. Durham, GAINESVILLE; {.
A. Peck, Berlin; Willis Osborne, Tia
Crosse; A. HI. Kruckman, Kenosba; S.
A. Cook, Neenah; E. S. Minor, Stur-
geon Bay; E. Davidson, Lake Geneva;
John Meehan, Darlington; E. W, Pal
mer, Verono; Hiram J. Smith, Raeines
N. B. Treat, Monroe; D. G. Sampson,
Ashland; w. P. Clark, Milton; Phillip
Dolan, Union Center; Henry Hase, Mil
waukee; j. F. Reardon, Manitowoe; G.
w. Gocha, Waupaca; j. K. Wright,
Marinette; G. A. Corbett, Plymouth;
William O'Neil, Bayfield,; T. z, Par
sons, Lake Mills; W. B. Mcpherson,
Spencer; John Corbett, DodgeyilieS
Charles Deering, Columbus; J. w. Gnn-
ming, Friendship; J. F. Nesser, Hudson:
John Estes, Stoughton; John Dishnaak-
er, Kewaunee; A. Memhold, SUPERIOR
0. F. Winnie, East Troy; w. FL. Bal
son, Oconomowoc; J. G. Meadows, Bar
lington; 7. G. Smoker, Platteville; T.
w. Morefeld, Elkhorn; NJ. Knight,
Durand; L. G. Armstrong;, Boseobei;
J. P. Smoker, Dodgeville; A. S. Porter,
Palmyra; L. L. Tongue, Hillsboro; ].
w. Babcock, Stockbridge; M. B. Hull,
Clintonville; w. W. Case, Portage; J.
W. Cochran, Grand Rapids; George
Graham, Tomah; James Campbell,
Neillsville; R. H. johnson, Wausau;
George w. Peck, Milwaukee; Edward
Scofeld, Oconto; W. D. Hoard, Fort
Atkinson; Pliny Norcross, GAINESVILLE;
Phil Cheek, Baraboo; H. NJ. Enos,
Waukesha; H. P. Fischer, Muskego;
A. G.. Weissert, Leander Ferguson,
Brandon; B. F. Bryant, La Crosse;
w. H. Upham, Marshfeld; c. h Rus
sell, Madison; S. H Tallmadge,, Mil
waukee; D. G. James, Richland Center;
j. P Rumble, Milwaukee; F. A. Cope
land, La Crosse; John W. Canes, Ripon,
and J. G. Martin, Madison.
The national aids, with sixty aids
on the staff Of Department Commander
Coe, not to mention hundreds of others
Of the order, will combine to make
the campaign for new members.
In all of the colleges and schools.
churches of all denominations and In
numerous public halls and in $50 post
halls, there will be ceremonies on or
near Feb. II, the one hundredth ami
versary of Lincoln s birth.