The National tribune., 1899-10-26
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!, IobI n 80 tciipuIg, MaSs., Oct. lu
!, twice Commander of E. Y. Sumner Post
e u, GAR. and was also o member of tn
LO. y. +. and X. P. He was for a numbe
OF years in the lumber business and late
o IN the grocery trade. The GA. r. brlria
s Alyord and Chaplain G: J. Allen.
S BRUBAKER--At Chicago. H., Oct.
John W. Brubaker, Co. F, 10th Ind
DALToN.-At Fredonia, KY. July 10
1 +. n. Dalton, aged 55. He enlisted in Co
= +, 10Th ny. Cav, Dec: 10, 1852, and was
: ton was a well-known GAR. man, and
was serving his second term as Commander
OF A. c. Henry Post. 30.
DEVINE.-At Wentworth Mo-, Oct ),
! AldreW Devine, Co, X, 101st Ind. He was
born in Ireland, March 81, 1897, and came
to America with his parents "a year later.
: he drew pension of S12. widow, two
sons and five daughters survive him.
| ofIALkNER.--At st. Paul, Mimi, Oct.
~, Frederick Falkner, Co. A, 1st VT. Cav,
aged -. Comrade Falkner served with
zen. Sheridan in Virginia and was several
times wounded. Acker Post, of which he
was a member, attended the funeral in a
body.
GRoosMAN.-At Soldiers Home,
Santa MONICA, Cal, Comrade j. G. Groos-
de was member of Chester A. Arthur Post,
AZ, department of Oregon, Medford, Ore
GUNNET.-At Kendallville, Ind, Sept
-, Andrew Gunnet, Co. f, Both Ind. The
funeral services We're conducted by Nelson
Post, SO, GAR.
GUYER.-At Sedalia, Mo, Oct. 6, Amos
NJ Guyer, Co ID, 44th Mo-, aged 5S. Com
rade Guyer was struck and instantly killed
while crossing the railroad tracks. He was
member of the Grand Army, which Order
had charge of the funeral. He is survived
by widow and six children.
| HATFJEID.-At pataSkaIo n DOT IA
Comrade Ell Hatfield, Co. E, 46th Ohio,
aged, go. He served through the war, and
was for many months prisoner
HOBBS.-At Jackson, Mich, Daniel s.
HOLDS, 20. n, I'd Mich. Cav, aged so.
Comrade Hobbs was reginental black
smith,
IRvIN.-At Savannah, Mo-, Aug. o,
James iryin, Co IL, 25th Mo-, and Co. e,
wee Commander of:.Post 41, GAR.
Serg't John NJ Kerr, Co. II, 1st Cal
LAMPLUGH.-At Wilmington, Del, Ja-
cob Lamplugh, aged Y. Comrade Lam
plqgh was veteran of the civil war.
- -LENTZ.-At Lebanon, ILL.,, Oct ~,
Werner Lentz, LIST Mo. Eng'r's and member
OF Hugo WangeIin Post 5SS, GAR
LEWIS.-At his home in Hector Town |
ship, Potter Co, Pa, John w Lewis. Co. |
A, 10th n. Y. Cav, aged 50. He was a |
charter member of o. A. Lewis Post. 219. |
GAR, and also belonged to a number of |
other fraternal societies. Three children
survive him.
LYoNs.-At Monticello, Me-, Aug. 81,
John A. Lyons, aged sc. Comrade LYONS
was veteran
MEECH.-At Fort Bragg, Cal, Sept. 10,
Jos. U. Mech, aged 76. He served four
years in the 10th Conn, and was a member
of Missionary Ridge Post, GAR. A
widow and three children survive him.
MARTIN.--At Mooretown o., James
ID. Martin, Co. f, 32d Ohio, and 26th Ohio
Ind PIT battery, aged 63. He was mem
Der OF Henry Cope Post, Welsville, O., and
a Ruling Elder in the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Mooretown. o.
MILLS.-At Nesbitt, Okla, George W.
Mills, Co. A, I'd Ill. Cav. He enlisted in
} July, 1861, veteranized in January, 1864,
and was finally mustered out as Sergeant.
June. "A. 1865. Comrade Mills was
prominent member of J. III. Lowhead Post,
and was its Past Commander. He leaves
a widow and three children.
MONDES.-At Dwight, n. c., Oct d.
John J. Mondes, Co. f, 1st N c.. and
member of James j. McLane Post. 50.
Department of Virginia and North Caro-
ina. \ widow, six sons and four daugh-
ers survive him.
MCMICKEN.-At Olympia, Wash, Sept.
,, Capt VIM. McMicken, Surveyor-GeneralI
If the State Of Washington. Comrade Nc
hicken was Captain of Co. B, 10th Mimi,
iiiu otI Nci oven IOuI years. lie was BHStI
Commander of Geo. H. Thomas Post, 5,
olympia, which passed suitable resolutions
It its meeting Oct. Z.
NORTHRUP.-At Carson City, Mich,
Oct 3. Capt. S. W. Northrup, S9th n. Y,
4ged 81. He was member Of the G A r.
md other secret Orders. He left some
property, and 0. c. Blanchard, CARSON
;ity, Mich, is anxious to learn the address
4 relatives.
PETERs.-At his home, on Doe Creek.
!still Co, KY, H. K. Peters, Co. Z, 1st
,enn, CAY. aged So. He was member
;. & A. NJ, of Winston, KY. A widow :
nd six children survive him. Ia
POLLEY.-At Leominster, Mass, Sept. u
8, Frank W. Policy, aged 81. He en- s.
sted in July 1851, in Co. A, 18th Mass, az
lie resigned in 1862, but soon after re-
nlisted i'll Co. III, 4th Mass. H. A. i'm
yhich he served until the close of the war
'or nearly 40 years Comrade Policy had
cen one of Leominster's most prominent
nd influential citizens. He was a mem .,
er of Post 81. hi
PRoBsT.--At Pomeroy, O., John C. r:
'robst Co. a, l4oth Ohio, and charter
lember OF Bartlett Post. 54S. The Post \
the funeral services.
RICHARDS.--At Shawnee, Miss, of
poplexy, Sept. >, Martin Richards. Co.
, Bath ILL.,, aged 90. Comrade Richards
archcd with Sherman to the sea.
SMITH.-At Coon Rapids, Iowa. Sent
I, Charles V. B. Smith. Comrade Smith
as born in Cincinnati, o., Oct. 8. 1875: Y
llisted in Co. |, 35th ILL.,, July 3, 1861. and
rived with the regiment its entire term.
sing mustered out as Lieutenant of his
,mpany, Sept. y, 1864. The service at
rave was conducted by the Masonic and
rand Army fraternities, to both of which
rderS the comrade belonged He was
llowed to his last resting place by sol -
asonS, 50 comrades, and "a long process
on of friends and neighbors.
SOLOMON.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Jos. r.
Dlomon, Co. II, 10th H.
SALMON.-At Readstown. Wis, Oct
Benz Salmon, Co. l. 10Th Wis, aged s..
e enlisted Feb. %, 1862, and served until
pril 29 1865. He was an honored mem
n of Philip Davenport Post, which con-
Icted the funeral. He leaves a widow.
ree daughters, and one son.
STOWE.-At ReadsborO, Vt, Sept. 81.
titus Stowe, Corporal, Co /, 4th vt. He
as prominently identified with the growth he
nd advancement of Readsboro, and had
cid many offices in the village.
THARP.-At the residence of his son, in
ernon County, Mo-, Jacob Tharp, 34th
wa, aged rs. Comrade Tharp was born
Ohio. He went overland to California II
1S49, and returned by the Isthmus three n
,ars later, landing at New Orleans He H
lowed steamboating on the Illinois Y
lver, and later moved to Iowa, where he
listed in Co. l, 34th Iowa. In 1865 he a
owed to Missouri, and had resided on his E.
rm near Virgil City. Mo-, since 1868. q