The National tribune., 1900-09-13


| regret from several of the old boys were
| read, one received from Capt. Gus Koethe,
| caSsell, Germany, where he is serving I'm
Gle Sam as Consul. A good time was had
| by everyone. After business a banquet was
held in an adjoining room. The Historical
| Committee reported the completion of its
work and the history of the 5Sth Ill. was
| ordered published. Geo. Sawin, of Elm
hurst, ILL.,, was elected President; DIR. Geo.
Il. Heidaman, Elmhurst, ILL.,, Vice-Presi-
dent; Fred. Rumble. Clinton, Iowa, Sec
| rotary and Treasurer.
10Th Ind. Battery, Co. D, 101st Ind. and
detail of 4th Ind. Battery, at State House,
er, Secretary, Winchester, Ind.
An interesting Reunion was that held by
| the survivors of Co. G, 9th Ind. Morton
Rifles at the home of Comrade Alex. II.
Fisher, at Mount Etna, Aug. IS, when
| over 16O people were present. Among
| these were Ii survivors of Co. CT. NJ.
Boyd, Urziel Bump, II. G. Ellis. G. l..
S. Plaster, G. B. Porter, J. A. Pinkerton,
| e. w. Pinkerton, +. NJ. Searles, A. b.
Shidler, Evan James, Willis James. Two
deaths were reported since last meeting:
Sergt Simon +. Sours, May %, at Dun
| kirk, Ind, and Lieut.. james r. Kelly,
July IA, at Bloomington, Neb. Several
letters were read by the Secretary re-
| ceived from absent comrades. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Com
| rade John ChopsOn, a member Of Co. ID,
Warren, Ind. The records of Co. G show
| 100 officers and enlisted men, enrolled
from August, 1861, until Feb. 10, 1866
| Sixty-nine are dead, having died during
the war aud since. The remaining 81 are
scattered over the United States, in some
| 20 different States.
Co. f, 42d Ind, at Somerville, Ind,
Oct. 4. Zadok n. McCleary, Secretary,
Somerville, extends an invitation to all
| survivors Of the regiment to attend.
129th Ind, at Churobusco, Ind, Oct. 4.
u. G. Melendy, Fremont, Ind.
IOWA.
Both Iowa. at Fort Madison, Iowa,
Sept. 26 and q. The Lee County Vet
| eran Association will also meet in Fort
Madison on the 9th. II. w. Ogilbee,
Regimental Secretary.
Both Iowa, at West Liberty, Iowa,
Sept. &c and q. An invitation has been
| sent to each comrade whose address was
| known. There are a number whose ad-
| dresses are not known to the Secretary.
So any survivor that sees this notice and
has received no invitation viii please re-
port in West Liberty on the above dates
and have a royal good time. Il. d. Bod
| man, Secretary, Muscatine, Iowa.
MAINE.
A very successful Reunion of survivors
| Of the list Me. Ii. A. was held at East
Corinth, Me-, the other day, when the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing year: Pres, Addison NJ. Bragg; v.
Ps., Herman p. Smith, Miles McKenney
and w. G. Clark; sec.-Treas, Henry ID.
Sellers, Bangor, Me-; Directors, Luther
Clay, Fred. c. Edwards, John A. I.ancey,
| Geo. IL. Dodge and VIM. K. Mason. The
deaths Of Surg. Albert Il. Lincoln, Geo.
Delaney, J. Il. Sutherland, Thos. Nc
Ciuskey, VIM. Goodale, Hosea b. Perkins,
Trial l.. Clark, C. @. Blacken, Ezra Pot
ter, Preston A. Rich, Irving G. Jackson,
Franklin w. Morgan. Levi w. French.
James A. Farren, Geo. j. Brewer, Capt.
f. A. Cummings, Lieut.. Andrew McCur-
dy and John Saul were reported.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The association of survivors of Co. /,
9TH Mass, which recently held a Reunion
at Berlin, Mass, il composed of three
sets of men, those who served in the three
| months campaign, in the nine months
and in the 100 days campaigns. 1t is
believed that many comrades who served
in Co. are living whose addresses are I'M
known. All such are requested to send
their address to the Secretary, Il. ID.
Howe, Gardner, Mass, who will send a
copy of the new roster on request. Reso-
Mrs. Clara f.. Howe, wife of Secretary
Il. ID. Howe, were passed at the recent
meeting.
Co. Z, Sd NJ. V. NJ, at Hawthorn Cafe,
New Bedford, Mass, Sept. q. +. r.
Maxfield. Secretary. New Bedford. Mass
The :5!,th Annual Reunion of the old
Dist Mass. was held in G.. A. X. Hall,
q, a rIu rka
called to order by the President, Jonas
Il. Davis. Chaplain George s. Ball, of
Upton, offered prayer. In place Of the
roll call the comrades were asked to rise
and stand until counted The result was:
Field and staff, 3; band, 3; Co. A. "A: b,
4; Q. 4: d, IL; E. 4; +, 4; G, Is; II. 4; 1,
4: X, Z; total, 81 comrades, with Al la
dies. A large number came in later,
swelling the number to nearly 200. After
dinner the association listened to songs
by Miss Sadie Story and Arthur l..
Hawkes.. The Nominating Committee re-
ported the following list of officers and
committees, which were accepted by the
association and duly elected: President,
Ira b. Goodrich, OF Boston; Vice Presi-
dents, William T. Harlow, Of Worcester.
and Sidney Sibley, of Fitchburg; Secre-
| tary. George p. Hawkes., of Gardner;
Treasurer, Luther T. Stewart, of ROYALS
| ton; Executive Committee, George A.
Whitcomb, Charles r. Haven, w. H.
Ninton, Charles e. Simmons and John
| Brewer. The next meeting will be held
at Fitchburg.
9th Mass, at Memorial Hall, Spring
field, Sept. 20. Col. Walter G. Barthol-
omew has promised to be present. W.
Z. Derby, Secretary, Springfield, Mass.
MICHIGAN.
18th Mich. Cav. at Adrian, Mich, Oct.
l3. o. ID. Caldwell, Secretary, 227 Mel
drum Ave, Detroit. Mich
The survivors of the 10th Mich. held
! their 2Sth Annual Reunion at Lexington,
| Aug. 10. About 80 old veterans met.
Capt. Pabst, Vice-President, assisted by
Judge Beach, both of Lexington, enter
| tanned the old vets in bountiful manner.
After dinner the business meeting was
held. The following officers were elected
President, Capt. John Algoe, Flint; V. p,
George Parker, Bancroft; Sec and Treas,
Caredon Il. Foot Flint; Regimental Flag
| Keeper. NJ. G.. Barney, of Flint. Next
| Reunion to be held at Byron, the home
of Maj. Burnett, who was shot dead at
| Atlanta, Ga, Sept. !, 1864.
MISSOURI.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the 9Th
| Mo. Cav, at Zoo Park, Springfield, Mo.
| Aug. % and %, was a grand success. One
hundred and three of the old comrades
answered to roll call This was one of
| the most enthusiastic and ENJOYABLE Re-
| unions ever held. The old officers of the
| association were all reelected by acciama-
| ton: Col. John ". Lisenby, Pres; Lient.
). G: Appleby, V. p; NJ. o. Bedell, See