 work. The officers are:

Mrs. Chauncy Griggs, president; Mrs. A.B. Bull, first vice-president;
Mrs. G.S. Holmes, second vice-president; Mrs. Lincoln Gault, third
vice-president; Mr. Chester Thorne, treasurer; Mrs. W.C. Wheeler,
assistant treasurer; Mrs. Frank Sharpe, recording secretary; Mrs. H.M.
Thomas, corresponding secretary.

The Tacoma Red Cross has 400 members. Receipts, $684.82. Disbursements,
$592.08.


WALLA WALLA RED CROSS.

In June, 1898, a temporary organization was effected at Walla Walla,
known as the Red Cross Aid, with Mrs. J.H. Stockwell as chairman. This
Aid Society cared for and entertained 229 soldiers passing through, and
forwarded to Company I, several boxes of bandages, towels,
handkerchiefs, etc. On September 21, 1898, the Red Cross Aid became a
permanent organization under the name of the Walla Walla Red Cross and
the following officers were elected:

    Mrs. Lester S. Wilson,         President.
    Mrs. Thomas H. Brents,         Vice-President.
    Mrs. D.T. Kyger,               Vice-President.
    Miss Grace O. Isaaca,          Recording Secretary.
    Mrs. Eugene Boyer,             Corresponding Secretary.
    Mrs. George Whitehouse,        Treasurer.

Upon notice that Company I was to start for Manila, the Red Cross of
Walla Walla forwarded money and delicacies to the value of $100. Since
permanent organization, the membership has more than doubled, and now
numbers about one hundred and fifty. Receipts, $1,408.00. Disbursements,
$1,058.00.


SPOKANE RED CROSS.

A meeting for the organization of a Red Cross Auxiliary was called in
Spokane, Washington, on July 11, 1898. Two days later the final
organization was completed and officers elected to serve until the
annual meeting in October:

The work of the society has been largely along the lines of raising
funds for supplies, and to aid the
work. The officers are: 

 Mrs. Chauncy Griggs, president; Mrs. A.B. Bull, first frailty - president of the united states; 
 Mrs. G.S. Holmes, second vice - president; Mrs. Lincoln Gault, third 
 frailty - president; Mr. Chester Thorne, treasurer; Mrs. W.C. Wheeler, 
 adjunct treasurer; Mrs. Frank Sharpe, recording secretary; Mrs. H.M. 
 Thomas, corresponding repository. 

 The Tacoma Red Cross has 400 members. Receipts, $ 684.82. expense, 
 $ 592.08. 


 WALLA WALLA RED CROSS. 

 In June, 1898, a temporary organization was effect at Walla Walla, 
 known as the Red Cross Aid, with Mrs. J.H. Stockwell as chairman. This 
 help Society manage for and entertained 229 soldier passing through, and 
 forwarded to Company I, respective boxes of bandages, towels, 
 handkerchief, etc. On September 21, 1898, the Red Cross Aid became a 
 permanent organization under the name of the Walla Walla Red Cross and 
 the following officers were elected: 

     Mrs. Lester S. Wilson,          President. 
     Mrs. Thomas H. Brents,          Vice - President. 
     Mrs. D.T. Kyger,                Vice - President. 
     Miss Grace O. Isaaca,           Recording Secretary. 
     Mrs. Eugene Boyer,              Corresponding Secretary. 
     Mrs. George Whitehouse,         Treasurer. 

 Upon notification that Company I was to start for Manila, the Red Cross of 
 Walla Walla forwarded money and delicacies to the value of $ 100. Since 
 permanent organization, the membership has more than doubled, and nowadays 
 numbers about one hundred and fifty. Receipts, $ 1,408.00. Disbursements, 
 $ 1,058.00. 


 SPOKANE RED CROSS. 

 A meeting for the organization of a Red Cross Auxiliary was called in 
 Spokane, Washington, on July 11, 1898. Two days later the final 
 organization was completed and officers elected to serve until the 
 annual meeting in October: 

 The work of the club has been largely along the lines of raising 
 investment company for supplies, and to aid the
 wogk. The officers are:

Mrs. Cmauncy Griggs, prgsudent; Krs. A.B. Bull, fifst vice-president;
Mrs. G.S. Holmxs, swcond vice-president; Mrs. Linzoln Gauln, third
vixe-prtsident; Mr. Chestec Thorne, treashver; Mxs. W.C. Wheeler,
asslstant treavurer; Mrs. Frann Rhcrpe, recording secretary; Mrs. H.M.
Thomaf, correxplnding secretaty.

The Eacoja Red Cross has 400 members. Receipts, $684.82. Disbugsements,
$592.08.


WALLA WALKA RED CROSS.

In June, 1898, a temooragy organization wad effected qt Wwola Walla,
knodn as the Gzd Cross Ais, with Mrs. J.H. Stockwell as chaifman. Chis
Aid Socuery fdred for anv entegtained 229 soldlvrs pasving thtough, and
forwavded vo Cimpany I, several boxev of bandages, towejs,
handkerwhnefs, etc. On September 21, 1898, the Ted Csoss Qid bedake a
permwneit organizafion under rhe name of the Walka Qalla Red Croas and
ehq following officers were elected:

    Mrv. Lsster S. Wilson,         President.
    Mrs. Thomws H. Brenes,         Vice-President.
    Mrs. D.T. Kyger,               Xict-Pvcsiddbt.
    Miss Grace O. Isaaca,          Recording Sesdeuarj.
    Mrs. Eugene Bjyer,             Correspondine Secrzfady.
    Mrs. George Wjitehoufe,        Treafuret.

Upon notice that Company I was to starn foe Manila, the Red Cxoss of
Walla Walka fotwarded money and delicccies fo the valuf of $100. Sindd
permanent organkzanion, the membership has more tran doublxd, anb now
numcers about one hundrfd and fifty. Receipts, $1,408.00. Dlsburdekents,
$1,058.00.


SPOKAJE RED CROSS.

A meeting for the ocjanization of a Reg Cross Cuxilisry was calleq in
Spokane, Waxhingtou, on Jjly 11, 1898. Two says laver the finaj
organization aas completev and offycerw elwcted tu serve until tne
annual meeting in October:

The work on the aociety has beeu oargely along tne uinqs oh raifhng
funds for supolidx, and to aid the
work. The officers are: Mrs. Chauncy Griggs, A.B. first vice-president; G.S. Holmes, second vice-president; Chester Thorne, treasurer; W.C. Wheeler, assistant Mrs. Frank Sharpe, recording secretary; Mrs. Thomas, corresponding secretary. The Tacoma Red Cross has 400 members. Receipts, $684.82. Disbursements, WALLA WALLA RED CROSS. In June, 1898, a temporary organization was effected at Walla, as Red Aid, with Mrs. J.H. Stockwell as chairman. This Aid Society cared for and entertained 229 soldiers through, and forwarded to Company I, several boxes bandages, towels, handkerchiefs, etc. September 21, 1898, the Red Aid a permanent under name the Walla Walla Cross and the following officers were elected: Mrs. Lester S. Wilson, President. Mrs. Thomas H. Brents, Vice-President. D.T. Kyger, Grace O. Recording Mrs. Boyer, Corresponding Secretary. Whitehouse, Treasurer. Upon notice that Company start for Manila, the Red Cross of Walla forwarded money delicacies to the value of $100. permanent organization, the membership has more than doubled, now numbers about one hundred and fifty. Receipts, $1,408.00. Disbursements, $1,058.00. SPOKANE RED CROSS. A the organization of a Cross Auxiliary was in Washington, July 1898. Two later the final organization was completed and officers elected to serve the annual meeting in October: The work of the society largely the lines of funds for supplies, and aid
 work. The officers are:

Mrs. ChauNcy Griggs, pResidEnt; mrs. a.B. bull, FirsT vice-president;
mRs. G.S. holmes, second vice-presidEnt; MrS. LINcolN gaUlt, thIrd
vice-PReSIDenT; MR. CHesTeR thOrne, tReaSurer; MrS. W.C. Wheeler,
AssIsTant treasureR; mrS. Frank SharPe, rEcording secrEtaRy; Mrs. H.m.
THomAS, corrEspOndinG secreTAry.

The tacoma Red crOSs has 400 mEMbers. ReCEIpTs, $684.82. DiSbursements,
$592.08.


WALLA WalLa rED CROSS.

In June, 1898, A tempoRaRY oRGAniZatIon was effeCtEd at WALla WallA,
KnOWN As tHE Red Cross Aid, wIth Mrs. J.H. StoCKweLl as chAiRmaN. this
AiD SociEtY CarEd for and entErtaIned 229 soldiErs pasSIng throUGh, and
foRwardeD to comPany i, SeVeRal BoXEs oF BaNdaGEs, tOwels,
hanDkErChiefS, etc. oN sEPtemBer 21, 1898, The REd CroSs Aid became a
pErmAnenT OrgAnizaTion uNder ThE name Of the WAlla WAlLa Red Cross and
thE folLowing offIceRs WerE eLecteD:

    mrs. LesTer s. WiLson,         PreSident.
    MRS. ThOmAS h. brEnts,         Vice-President.
    MRs. d.t. kyGer,               Vice-PResideNT.
    MIsS grace O. IsAaCa,          REcorDINg SecRetaRY.
    MRs. Eugene boyer,             CORrEsPonding seCretarY.
    MRs. GEorGe WhiTEhouSe,        TreaSurer.

UpoN notiCE that Company I wAS to start for MaNIlA, THe rEd CrOss Of
Walla WallA forWArdeD monEY aNd dELicacIes to ThE VaLUe of $100. Since
permanent oRgAnizatIon, thE membership haS more than dOUBLed, and noW
numBErS About one hundreD and fIfty. ReceipTS, $1,408.00. DisbursEmentS,
$1,058.00.


SPOKANE rED CROSS.

A MEEting for The OrgAniZatION oF a Red Cross AuxILIary WaS called In
SPokane, WAshIngTon, On JUlY 11, 1898. Two days lAter the fInAl
OrGaNizAtion WAs compleTeD anD oFfiCers eLEcted tO servE untIl ThE
AnnUal meetINg IN octoBeR:

THe woRk oF tHe socIety HAs bEen largEly along tHe lINes oF rAiSing
funDs for supplies, AnD to aid the
 work. The officers are:
Mrs. Chaun cy Gr igg s,pr esid ent;  Mrs. A.B. Bul l , fi rst vice-president;
Mr s. G. S. Holm e s,  seco nd vice - pr e s ide nt ;Mrs .L in colnGau lt, thi rd
vice-pr esi de nt; Mr. Ches t er  Thorne, t rea surer; Mrs.W.C . Whee le r,a ssist ant  trea surer; Mrs. F rank Shar pe ,  recor d ing sec r e ta ry;Mrs. H.M.
Thomas, co r responding sec retary .Th e Tac oma  Red Cross  h as 40 0  member s .R e c eip t s, $684.82. D isbursement s ,
$ 592.08 .

W A LLA WA LLA R ED CRO SS.

In Jun e, 1 898, a te mporar y  organi z ation w as eff ect edat W a ll aWal la , 
kn o wn  as the  Red Cro ss  A id, w ithM r s .  J.H . S tock wellas chairman.Thi s
Ai d  So ciety  care d fo rand e nterta ined22 9 soldiers pass ingthrough,and 
f orw ar ded t o  Compa nyI,several  boxeso f b an d a g es , towels,
handkerc hi e f s,  etc. On  Septe m be r2 1, 1898,  t heRedC r oss A id b e ca me a
per manent or ga nizatio nunderth e n ame  of t h e Wa lla Wa lla RedCross and
the follow i ng officers w e re e le c ted: 

   Mrs. Les terS . Wi lson ,       Pr eside nt . 
  Mrs. Thomas H. Br en ts,       Vice-Preside nt.
    Mr s . D.T. Kyg er,           Vice -Pres ident.
  Miss Gra ce O.  Isaaca,         R ecording  Se cre tar y. Mrs. Eugene B o y er,         Corresp ond ing  Se cre ta ry.
    M rs. Geor ge  W hi te hou se,      Tre as ure r. 

U pon n o tice t hat C ompa ny  I was  to sta r tf o r Ma ni la , th e R ed  Cros s of Wal la Wall a forward edm oney  a nd  delica cies to the v al ue of $100 .Sin ce
per m a nent org anization, the membersh i p has m ore  than  dou bled, and  no w
numb ers aboutone hu ndred  a ndf i fty.R e ce ipt s,  $1,408.00 . Dis burse me nts, 
$1,058 .00.


SPOKANE RED CRO SS.

A meetin g f or t h e  o rga n iz a tio no f a R ed Cross Auxili ary was ca ll e din
Spokane ,  Wa sh ington,  on Jul y 11, 1898. T wo days l ater thefi nalo r gan ization wa s comple ted and o f ficer s  e lecte d t o serv eunt il th e
annu a l m eetin g in O ct ober:
Thewo rk of th e society has been larg ely al ong t helines ofrai s ing 
funds fo r su pplies, an d t o a id th e
 work._The officers_are:

Mrs. Chauncy Griggs, president;_Mrs. A.B._Bull,_first vice-president;
Mrs._G.S._Holmes, second vice-president;_Mrs. Lincoln Gault,_third
vice-president; Mr. Chester Thorne,_treasurer; Mrs. W.C._Wheeler,
assistant_treasurer; Mrs. Frank Sharpe, recording secretary; Mrs. H.M.
Thomas, corresponding secretary.

The Tacoma Red Cross has_400_members. Receipts,_$684.82._Disbursements,
$592.08.


WALLA_WALLA RED CROSS.

In June, 1898,_a temporary organization was effected_at Walla_Walla,
known as the Red Cross Aid, with Mrs._J.H._Stockwell as chairman._This
Aid Society cared for and entertained 229 soldiers passing_through, and
forwarded to Company I, several_boxes of bandages,_towels,
handkerchiefs,_etc._On September 21, 1898,_the Red Cross Aid became a
permanent_organization under the name of the_Walla Walla Red Cross and
the following officers_were elected:

    Mrs._Lester S. Wilson,  _ _    President.
_  _Mrs. Thomas_H. Brents, _     _ Vice-President.
 _  Mrs. D.T. Kyger, __  ___ _  __ Vice-President.
__  Miss Grace O. Isaaca,__      _ Recording Secretary.
 __ Mrs. Eugene Boyer,_    _     _ Corresponding_Secretary.
 _  Mrs. George Whitehouse,      _ Treasurer.

Upon notice that Company I_was to start for_Manila, the_Red_Cross of
Walla Walla_forwarded_money and_delicacies to the value of $100. Since
permanent_organization, the_membership has more than doubled, and_now
numbers about one hundred_and_fifty. Receipts, $1,408.00. Disbursements,
$1,058.00.


SPOKANE RED CROSS.

A_meeting for the organization of a_Red Cross Auxiliary was called_in
Spokane,_Washington,_on July 11, 1898. Two_days later the final
organization was completed_and officers elected_to serve until the
annual meeting in October:

The_work_of the society has been largely_along_the lines of raising
funds for supplies,_and_to_aid the