The National tribune., 1885-08-20
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Replics-Odds and Ends OF
information.

Comrades Queries and Replics-Odds and Ends OF
Information.
Noah W. Coffman Beloit, Kan wants the ad-
dresses of Capt. James +. Greer and Lieuts. VIM.
v Drew and James J. CLANCY, all of Co. /, Iith
Kan Cav.-George w. Hurley, Mound City, Kan,
would like the address ofcomrades employed in Ma
sons old Government Bakery, Knoxville Tenn, in
November, lS53-George NJ. Adams. Buena Vista,
Colo, wants to know the whereabouts OF Mr.. Snot-
grass, who was a prisoner at Libby Prison. Va.
in February, 1868, and had his bunk on a pile of
tobacco stems in one corner Of the reom.--John
Turner. Wilmington, Wabaunsee Co, Kan, wants
the addresses of Capt. John w. Tuttle and Lieut..
John Acres, of Co q, Sd Ky.-H. A. Trip, Blue
hill. Me-, wants the address of Capt. Jacob Baier,
Co. ID, llth Pa. Reserves.-John b. Wies, Man
ton, Mich, wants the address of Lieut. Newell, of
Battery G. LIST Ohio l.. A.-William Bailey, Selma,
Ind would like the address of William S. Fosdick,
Co. b. l2ith Ind.-N. l.. Oakley. Seattle. Wash.
Ter would like to hear from any member of Co.
c. 4th n. Y. Art.-Thomas H. kear, Cora, Kan,
would like the address OF DIR. o. M. Smith, 9th
lll.-James Bowie, Co. A, 18th Pa. Harrison,
Mich, would like to hear from Mark Lewis, who
served on board a United States sloop-of war on
the west coast of Africa in Establishing from
his home; near Napervilie III since July y 1883,
Edmond K. Page, six feet two inches IN hight, light
complexion, eyes blue-gray, hair brown with
streaks of gray. somewhat bald on top of head;
long white whiskers and mustache: small white
scar high on forehead middle finger on right
hand crooked at first joint, with scar; somewhat
bent over When he left home was dressed in
small stripe, bIack-feit hat, white shirt. and all
under clothing white; buckle shoes, and with rub
Der Oyercoat with checked lining. under his arm.
Is 60 years of age. ANY information i'll regard
TO his whereabouts will be thankfully received
by the comrades of Post No. $50, of Napervile.-
A. NJ Douns, Go. 1, 18th N. Y, Bennington, VT,
would like to hear from the members of his COM
pany.--Andrew Dqighesty, Co. A. 55th Pa,
Salem, Ore, would like to hear from some OF his
old comrades through THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
"A. ID. Bcedie Co D. 97th H. Kansas City, Mo-,
writes in response to inquiry from T. X. Han
cock President 9th Iihnoiev olunteer Association,
that Col Victor Vifquain's address Is Lincoln, Neb.
-James A. Jones, Rockport, Spencer County,
Ind, wants the address of Vim. s. Holthouser, 5th
Kan. Cnv.--James ,Evass, Iowa Falls, Iowa,
wishes the address of Capt Thomas H. Bates. Lieut..
f. ii. Underhill and Ljeat Isaac Hall all of Battery
A, LIST N. Y. L. A.-ApthoDy Lombard, Bellaire,
o., would like to know the whereabouts of Walter
II. leighton. Surgeon of tie lssth Pa.-John II.
Donovan, Lomira Dodge County, Wis, would like
to hear from some Of his old comrades of Co. A Sd
Wis, who participated ip the battle Of Gettysburg
OIL the morning of the Sd day, and who remember
when lie was wounded tout on the skirmish-lne.
III. @. Bradley, Wyahet, H., would like to hear
from either Geo Hill or Austin r. Rood, Co. l. 9th
Ohio-Wm. Tengate, Co. ID, slst N. Y, Cedar
Creek, Mich, would like to hear from any of his
comrades who can testify to his sickness while en-
dumped Mt Oswego, N. Y, or who knew of his
being put off the cars and put in hospital in New
York city while on his way TO the front with the
Iowa, would like to hear from any of the members
-Comrade VIM. r. Codding. Opolis Kan, wants
the address of w. R. Townsend, Lieutenant, and
L. Il. Norton, Sergt. Go. IL, AID ILL.,