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NoRTH-At Springfield. H.. Oct 9. Maj Alfred
A. North. aged II. On the breaking out of the
civil war he enlisted in the 10Th ILL., Cav, and was
elected First Lieutenant of Co. A, and went TO the
field. He served As First Lieutenant and Acting
Captain until the Fall of 1862 when. account of
ill-health, he obliged to resign and return
home. His health improved, and although he was
serving satisfactorily Deputy Provost-Marshal
and Genera! Recruiting Agent he applied for and
commissioned Captain of Co. M in his old
regiment and went again TO the field as a veteran.
He was brevetted Major by the President for
faithful and meritoFious services" Returning
home he filed many public offices with great credit.
He held an honorable position in the Grand Army
of the Republic. being Past Commander in
Ste phenson Post, 80, and Is of the Oldest most
faithful and enthusiastic members of the organiza-
ton MendeIl Post attended the funeral in body
He leaves a widow and four children.
EcKERsLY-At Valley Falls, Il. L, Sept. 4, Peter
Eckersy. Co. +, III b r. i.
LocKwooD-At Chicago, ILL.,, recently. of dis
contracted while in the army. John w. Lock-
wood. Sergeant. Co. l. 18th H. He Past
Junior Vice Commander of Gen. George A. Custer
Post. 40. under whose auspices he was buried ss
Rose Hill Cemetery.
PRIcE-At Washington. D. c.. Oct. II. William
?. Price, Sergeant, Co. @, llth Mass Comrads
Price was active member of Lincoln Post. He
formerly resident Of Lynn, Mass The in
terment was nj Arlington.
KIMBALL.-At Palouse City. Wash, Sept. Is. 1892,
Chas. w. Kimball. Co. c. 10th Wis. aged 4S years.
He was u member In good standing of Oriental
Lodge, e. l. o. o. F.. which Lodge had charge of the
funeral and also passed suitable resolutions his
death. He was also q member of Maj. Anderson
Post, 20. Deceased of the most popu-
lar and respected farmers in this vicinity. His
death sudden and unexpected. His wife died
seven years ago He leaves four children. two
girls and two boys, who have the deepest SYM
pathy of the entire community.
LIE Dow.-At Mowesqus, H., Aug. %, 1892, Of
heart failure and chronic diarrhea, Jerome La
Dow Co. F. 18th Ohio three months) aged 81. He
also served in Battery @, LIST Ohio Art, making .
He leaves q widow and two children.
Al. and cousnmp,jo1. Loui, D. Hoxue Co. n asib
Ny. Comrade Hogue enlisted in 1861, and was
discharged In 1884 by reason OF expiration Of term
of service. He bore his suffering5 with patiencs
and fortituds. enjoyed the confidence respect and
esteem of all the members of Baiiou Post, and was
assisted by the Post and oomforted by the SYM
pathy and calls of lis members during his long
sick ness His funeral attended by deiega-
ton of the Post and other societies.
GEIsGs..A. Caldwell, Mich, sept. IS. Of q conn
plicaton of diseases, William o. Griggs, Co. l. l4th
Ind, aged 20. He had no relatives here. His pail.
bearers were six members of different Posts. He
was n very benevolent eomrade.
RELYEA.-At Farport, N. T., Oct 5. John
Reiyea, Co. III. 91st N. Y. aged So. He .
worthy member of e. A. Slocum Post 2II, and .
WILRISsoS.-At Hardy, Neb Sept. IL, of strict
ure Of the bowels. William Wilkinson. Comrado
Wilkinson a great but patient sufferer for five
months previous 10 his death. He enlisted in the
three months servieo In tho llth Ill. he re-eu-
listed in the TIRES years service in Co r. 10th ILL.,,
In which lie served until the close oil the war. He
received "a wound in the head al the battle OF Mis-
sion Ridge He man OF good Christian
qualities and was respected by all who knew him.
and his funeral was attended by a large concourse
of people The burial was conducted, in compli.
ance with the request Of the deceased. by Dick
Beadle Post, g. Deceased leaves widow one
son. and one daughter.
WoLcorT-At Georgetown. N. T., Feb. l. Of
disease contracted while In the army, Josiah N.
Woeott. Co. /. llath N. Y. He enlisted Aug IA.
1852, and was bonorabiy discharged June IL. 1868.
He was . worthy member of Carey Miner Posi-
62I, and leaves q widow.
PALING.-At Evanston, Ill, Oct. 20. Samuel Pal
ing Co. f. Sth Ill. Cav. Comrade Falling was born
at Leicestershire. England In December, ls42. aud
came to this country in 1861, enlisiing In 1868 ana
serying to the end of the He as burisd with
Grand Army honors by Gen. john A. Logan Post.
$40 of which he q charter member. The Post
turned out in a body. He leaves q widow.
WILLIAMsoN-At Windsor, Cal, recently, john
" Williamson, Co. A, 10th Ill He was born Feb.
g. 1872 and was 50 years of age. He was .
member of Ellsworth Post, Santa Rosa, and was .