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Ailstott, Co. E, 85th Ind. He was also a
Mexican War veteran.
AULD.-At Garrison, Iowa, George w.
Aud, Co. G, 18th Iowa.
BEESON. Columbia City,. Ind,
E. B. Beeson, Sergeant, Co. Z, 17th lnd.'
aged 62. He was veteran OF tour years
and two months continuous service, par
ticit ating in every battle of his command.
He was a member of the GAR, Patrons
of Husbandry, etc. He died of heart fail
ure, His sister-in-law died the previous
day, and his sudden death was such a
shock to his sick wife that she died next
day. A triple funeral service was con .
Quoted at the Compton Church, and the
remains ef the three laid to rest in OAK
Hill Cemetery. Serg't Beeson was HIS
torian of Co. l., 18th Ind
BENNETT. AT Hanover, Ind, VIM.
Bennett, Co. l, 93d Ind. He was born IN
Clark County, H., in 1881. He enlisted
Aug. 80, 1862, for three years. lie was
prisoner II months, and contracted dis
ease from which he never fully recov-
cred. He Joined J. w. Dunn Post, 4SO,
April @, 1900. widow, q daughter, and
three sons survive him.
BEST.-At Belleville, Wis, James Best,
Co. ID, 7th Wis.,, aged, IS. He was Sc
verely wounded at Bull Run, Aug. IL.
vive him.
BUCHWALTER.-At Riverside, Iowa,
Benz. r. Buchwalter, Co. A, 45th Iowa,
aged 5S. He was a charter member ol
Robert Allen Post, Ass.
BURNS AT Soldiers Hcme, Quincy
H., John Burns, Springfield Light Artli-
!ery
CARROLL.-At Yates Center, Kan.
Wesley Carroll, Corporal, Co. A, 18th iowa.
| and Co C, 4rh battalion, v. r. c.
CASSIDY.-At Soldiers Home, Quincy,
H., Michael Cassidy, Co. c, 11Sth Ill.
DECAMP.-At Edinbu1g, H., CAPT p
He served from October, 1862, to Juno,
| 1864. He was Commander of Mother
| Biclserdyke Post for three terms. A
widow survives him.
EDWARDS.-At Chicago, H., VIM.
Edwards, Co. Z, Sth U. S. q. T.
GooDHlGH.nAt Henry, y II H.; tranGai and
member of Post "a, GAR, aged u. de
leaves a widow.
JOHNS.-At Platteville. Colo, Chas:
Johns, Battery /, 1st Ohio L. A., aged
ST. He was member OF Reno Post.
Denver. He leaves a widow, Six daugh-
| ters and two sons.
| JOHNSON.-At Buffalo, Kan, John
F. johnson, Sergeant, Co. L, 9th Mo.
He enlisted, June 1, 1851, and served
until Aug. II, 1865. He had been mem
Der of Buffalo Post, 20, since June D.
1885, and had served for the past five
years as Officer of the Day.
| LEATHERMAN.-A Soldiers Homo,
11Sth Ohio.
MILLS.-At Perry, lows. Joseph B.
Mills, Co. F, 83d Ill, and Co. D, 4th v; r.
G. The funeral was conducted by Red
| field Post, 20. A widow and four chill.
| dren survive him.
| MESSMORE.-At Soldiers Home,
Quincy, ILL.,, VIM. W. Messmore, Co. II,
| 1st Pa. Cav.
REED:-At Whitman, Mass, Samuel
". Reed, Past Commander OF D. A. Rus
sell Post, aged 81.
SAITH.-At Soldiers Horue, Quincy,
H., Jacob Smith, Co. A. 61st Ill.
| SHULTZ.-At Washburn, Ill, Henry
| Shultz, Co. b, 47th III. He was born in
| Germany in 1892, and when 81 years old
came to America. He served three years
| and four months in the army.
| STILLSON.-At Oak Park, Cal, Edward
| ID. Stillson, Co. II, I'd Mo. Cav, aged So.
He was born in Michigan, but spent most
Of his life, after leaving the army, in Ober-
lin, Kan. At the time of his death he was
drawing a pension Of s72 per month. A
widow survives him.
STOKES.-At Monticello, Mimi, Com
rade Stokes, Co. II, Sd Mimi, aged 82.
Comrade Stokes served in the Sioux war
under Gen. Sibley, and was wounded at
| Wood Lake. He went South with his
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was member of Sedgwick Post, So.
| TEDFORD.-At. Fairfax, Vt, Christie
pher Tedford, aged 10. Comrade Tedford
was born in Ireland. He enlisted in the
English army in 1886, and served II years.
After his discharge sihe came to this
country. He enlisted Sept. 8, 1862, in Co.
E, 18th VT, and was with the company
during tho battle sof Gettysburg, and
served until the master-out Of the regi-
ment. Six children survive him.
IIIUS.-At Orange, Wis, David Titus,
9th Wis, aged IS. The comrade served
over four years. He is survived by six
T0NGUE.-At his home, at Rockford,
H., G. F. Tongue, of G. L. Nevius Post, 1.
He went to bed in his usual health, but In
the morning his wife was terrified to find
him dead BY her side. He was trustee
OF the M. e. Church, and a man held in
the highest esteem by his fellow Citizens
TOWNE.-At Hampton, Conn, Corpl
j. r.. Towne, Co. b, 5th Conn.
WAGNER.-At Chicago. ILL.,, Augustus
wagner, Co. X, 14Sth H.
WARREN.-At Worcester, Mass, VIM.
81. Warren, Co. d, 4th Mass. H. A., aged
o.. He served from August, 1854, to June,
1888. He was member Of Geo. H. Ward
Post. 10. He leaves q widow and ens
son.