The National tribune., 1906-11-29
MUSTERED OUT.

DUNKLE.-At Middle Ridge, Perry
County, Pa, Oct. 90, Capt. I. ID. Dunkle,
aged rs years and nine months. He
was one of the best-known men in the
County. where he had lived since birth.
He was keeping hotel at the outbreak
of the war, and in 1882 enlisted in Co.
f., 173d Pa, and was eventually pro-
NOTED to First Lieutenant. Upon be-
ing discharged he became Lieutenant
in the 206th Pa, and was in all of the
engagements around Petersburg.
!. SWENSON.-At Cresco, Iowa, June
Is. 1906. Ole Swenson. aged 70. Cons
rade Swenson was born in Skeene,
his parents when only four years old.
They settled in Wisconsin, and endured
the hard experiences of the early pio-
neers. At the outbreak of the war he
enlisted in Co. c, 18th Wis; serving
three years. nearly all of the time at
the front. He was in IS hard-fought
battles, and was taken prisoner at the
battle of Stone River. After the war
Comrade Swenson engaged in the jew
elry business. He was a member of
the G. A. r. and also of the Masonic
Lodge of Cresco. He leaves a widow
and 10 children.
GRENUE.-At Mount Chestnut. Pa,
Joseph Grenue, aged 81. Comrade
Grenue served in Co. G., 134th Pa. He
dren.
ALTMAN.-At Greensburg, Pa, June
25, 1906, Daniel s. Altman, aged 81.
Comrade Altman served in Cos. b and
Il. 9th Pa, and was wounded at Spot
sylvania.
FOX.-In Hempfield Township. West
morland County, Pa. July 80. 1906,
Joseph w. Fox. aged II. Comrade Fox
served in the 18Sth Pa.
BEAR.-At Greensburg, Pa. Aug. 2.
1906, Philip Bear, aged rs. Comrade
Bear served in Co. c. nth Pa, and
also in the Sd U. S. Cav.
FREISE.-At his residence in La
Crosse, Wis. after an illness of only
one day. III. NJ. Freise. aged 68. Com.
rade Freise was born in Germany, COM
ing to this country in 1859. At the
outbreak of the civil war he enlisted
in Co. C. 10th Cav. taking part in many
battles. He was one of the soldiers
who helped to carry the body of Gen.
Reno down South Mountain after the
General was shot. Comrade Freise
leaves a widow and nine children.
DRAKE.-At Tidloute. Pa, Sept. 16,
1905. Nelson Drake, aged 70. Comrade
Drake served during the war in Co. X,
4Sth Pa. He was among the troops
called upon to defend the city of Wash
ington early in the war. and received
a gold medal for his gallant services at
that time. He leaves a widow and
seven children.
GROVES.-At Marietta, O., March
II. 1905, Henry Groves. aged 65. Com
rade Groves served in Co. r. 43d Ohio.
The funeral services were conducted by
Buell. Post, of Marietta. O.. Of which he
was a member. His brother, Edward
Groves, answered the last roll calT'
about month before he did. A widow
and two children survive him.
,,Atf, n
1906, Philetus Alden. Comrade Alden
served in Co. II. 92d Ohio, and was n
member of Buell. Post. of Marietta. o.
One daughter and one son survive him.
HOWARD.-At Loomis, Cal, Aug.
25. 1906, Henry Luke Howard. aged 80.
Comrade Howard. who was a native of
England, served in Co. A, I'd Neb. Cav.
and was a member of Col. A. d. Baker
Post, G. A. r.. Department of Califor-
mia and Nevada.
KANAUER.-At Pioneer, O., Oct A.
Franklin Kanauer, aged 72 years. Com
rade Kanauer served in an Ohio regi
ment. He was a member of Joy Post.
widow and two sons survive.
McQUIRK.-At his home in Early,
Iowa, Sept 13, 1906. E. J. McQuirk,
aged So. Comrade McQuirk served in
Co. B. 7th Iowa. He was a member of
Mcdowell Post, 391, G. A. r., of Early
Iowa. and had been its Quartermaster
for IL consecutive years
ARCHER.-At Arkansas City, Kan.
June 20. 1906. Isaac B. Archer. Com
rade Archer volunteered Aug. 8 1862.
and served until June 10, 1865, in the
92d Ohio.
BATES.--At Centerton, Ark. Oct. 10.
1906, Daniel d. Bates. Co c. 18th Wis.
Comrado Bates had resided in Man.
haitian. Kan, many years. but in
August he had moved to Arkansas in
the hope that his health would be bet
ter. He leaves a widow and six chill
dren.
HINDS.-Capt. John B. Kinds, of De-
catur, Ala, died at the residence of his
son -in-law. Mr.. Charles l.. Mills, 709
South 18th Street, Birmingham. Ala.
July II, 1906. He was born in Fayette
County, ILL.,, Dec. ~. 1889. and grew to
manhood on the parental farm. and
after his fathers death, in 1857. re-
manned with his mother and younger
brothers and sisters and managed the
farm until 1862. when he enlisted in
Co. D, 6Sth ILL.,; was promoted to First
and honorably discharged
Sept. 26, 1862. He served in Sturgis's
Reserve Corps, Army OF Virginia, in July.
stationed at Clouds's Mills. Va; duty at
Va; remained in the de- i
fenses of Washington. D. c.. until ex-
piration term of service. The 14th Ill. |
Cav. was organized at Peoria, ILL.,, Dec |
IT t,a op1fSfaH M u <n