The National tribune., 1906-07-05
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McDowell.-At Carl Junction, Mo.
Jan. Is. 1905, w. w. Mcdowell. Com.
rade Mcdowell served in Co. G, 26tf
Ind. He is survived by widow and
one daughter.
McGEE.-At cambridge, Ind, March
3. 1906, Barny MCGEE Comrade Nc.
Gee served in Co. B, ADD Ind.
MORRISON. - At Clinton Falls
MIMI, Nov. 20. 1905, I. N. Morrison
aged Is years, seven months, 20 days
Comrade Morrison served in the &c
MINI. Cav. He is survived by a widow
sISSON.-At Wilsey, Kan, April "a
1906, Samuel sisson. Comrade Sissor
served in Co. A, 86th Ill. He is sur
viyed by widow.
STURTEVANT.-A Ruggles, Ohio
April 7. 1906, William G. Sturtevant
Comrade Sturtevant served in Co. G.
S5th Ohio. He is survived by a widow
THOMPSON. = At Ingram, Pa.
Comrade Thompson was Captain OF
Ind'p't. Battery C, Pa. L. A.
WILLIAMS.-In San Diego, Cal
March 20. 1906. III. H. Williams. Com
rade Williams was Major in the 10th
Kan.
WOLF.-At East Wilmington, Ohio
March Z. 1905. William P. Wolf, aged
II years and 20 days. Comrade Wolf
served in Co. A, 18th Ohio, and wa.
subsequently made Captain, Co. G.
same regiment. He held many posi-
tons of trust in the County where he
| resided, having been superintendent OF
the County Infirmary, also of the Gin
ton County children's Home. He held
three appointments as Postmaster OF
his town. Capt. Wolf was a devou,
member Of the M. E. Church. and fol-
lowed It's precepts closely. He was OF
a kind disposition. and his heart went
out to the weak and lonely, his entire
life being marked by efforts to relieve
suffering.
%, 1906. William ]. Irwin. aged II
years. Comrade Irwin served in the
18th and Goth ILL.,, and was a member
of Post 447. G. A. r.. Department OF
Kansas, and also a member Of the Ma
sonic Fraternity.
JOHNSTON.-At Portland, Me-, Jan
z. 1906. Frank C. Johnston. Comrade
Johnston served in Co. G, I'd Mo. Cav,
Merrill Horse" He Is survived by a
sons and one daughter.
WEISHAR.-At Keithsburg. ILL.,.
March %. 1906. Leopold Weishar. aged
62. Comrade Weishar was born in Ger
many, coming to this country when a
boy. He served in Co. A, 21st Mo-. and
was Officer OF the Day Of Isaac
McManus Post
"ONooAN."(AL x1dStlHS5S~OI I1uuSOIi,
N. Y. May 81. 1906, Ezra E. Munson.
Co. C., 36th ILL.,. aged 81 years and IL
months. Comrade Munson served three
years and two months. during which
time he participated in the battles of
Perryville, Murfreesboro, Stone River
and Mission Ridge. In the latter battle
he received a gunshot wound that dis
abled him for life. The remains were
inferred at Sleepy Hollow.
BOYLE.-In Arlington. o.. April 80,
1906, F. NJ. Boyle. Comrade Boyle
served in Co. H, 66th Ill. Sharphsooters.
and 7th Co., Independent Sharpshoot-
ers. Shermans Bodyguard. He is sur
vived by a son.
HOPKINS.-At Colorado Springs.
Colo, March 9, Harvey H. Hopkins.
18th Wis. He served four years in the
regiment and was highly-valued men,
Der Of George w. s. Dodge Post. Of Col
orado Springs. which buried him with
Grand Army honors and adopted feel
ing resolutions of remembrance and re-
gard.
COVERDALE.-Ath his home, In De-
lano. Cal. Oct. 18, Capt. D. s. Cover
dale, I'd MINI. Comrade Coverdale en-
listed as private in Co. K, I'd Mimi. at
Its formation. and was promoted