The National tribune., 1906-03-22
MUSTERED OUT.

BETZ.-At Baysrd. o.. Jan. fs. 1908.
Henry Betz. Co. u. 115th Ohio. aged 20.
comrads Betz served from issz to iSSs, @
vived by six children.
GIBSON.-At Allegheny. Pa. Jan: T..
1906, Martin Gibson, Co. +, Independent
Pa. L. A.. aged ~ years C9mrade ehs, Sie-
sI4. A widow. two sons and two daugh-
tcrs survive.
MILLER.--At smithville. o. June Il.
1905, Cornrade Miller. co. A. 1s9th Ohio.
G.. A. r.
EBY.-At Rittman. o.. Oct :s. 1906.
Jacob Eby. He was a member OF Post
+90, Department of Ohio.
SLATER-At Smithville, o., Dec. fs,
1905. Robert Slater, Co. +. 18th Ohio.
ANTLES.-At smithville. o. Jan, ..
1906. Joseph Antics. Co. A, 16sth Ohio.
AsKUE.-At Jefferson. o., Jan. I. 1908
Benjamin L. Askue. aged y years: Com
rade Askue served IN Co. b. ed ohio
BAKER.-At Veterans Home, 3un:-
vile, Cal. March =. 1906, j. r. Bak-E
Comrade Baker served as Sergeant IN
the 9th Ill. and Lieutenant in the lt2d
CARRINGToN-At jackson. o. Sept,
Is. 1905, Joseph Curringtou- Corirade
Darlington served In Co. II. slst , OHIO. &
band and father. He Is survived by a
widow and several children.
CHthGoTTAis iato the vess residence @ Oh rsh ms
"a, 1905, Israel C. Chilcott aged 81
years. Comrado Chilcott served as Sec
ond;class Fireman and Engineer on the
wounded, by piece OF she'll. He leaves
a family; yn,s a. s,,a,o,o p, rsh
"a. 1905. Herbert Edwards, aged 81
years Comrade Edwards served in Co.
%. 5sth Pa. and followed the fortunes
Of that Ehtng rssimsnt ,s1ds ea an
Der of Post 220, g. A. r.. Department o.
Pennsylvania. He was also a member
Worker in the Baptist Churcn. He is
survived by a widow and three daugh-
tCrS.
HURD.-At West Boylston,. Mass,
March g. 1905, Hubbard G. Hurd. Corr
rade Hurd was a Corporal in Co. X. Cd
MINI. AT the time of his death he was
ment of MASSACHUSETTS, The funeral
address was delivered by Rev. h 4.
Royal. the subject being. Il have fought
good fight, s, have kept the ne. Faith ,ais
HULTZ.--At Warren, Ind, Feb. IS
1906, John Z. Hultz, aged s6 years, seven
months and q days. Comrade Iiult2
active member in G. a. r: circles. He
| is survived by a widow and four daugh-
ters.
81, 1906. William Fl. Henderson, aged
81 years. nine months and 20 days
Comrade Henderson served in Co: r
18th H.; and was member of J. p
Lasley Post, G. A. r.. Department oi OF
| Illinois. He is survived by a widow
one son and three daughters.
20. 1906. Henry R. Hunter. aged sc
years. Comrade Hunter served in Co
G, 136th Pa. He is survived by widow
| HOUSE.-At Richfield Springs, n. Y.
Jan. 16, 1906, Charles House. aged 81
years. Comrade House served in Co: K
| 18th n T.. and was member OF Wei.
! IL nr.N IL ann Z. r1Na NJ nj
New York. He is survived by widow
! JELLISON.-At Vermillion. Kan.
| March 2. 1906. William Jeiiison, aged y
years. Comrade Jellison served in 1eth
| Pa. Reserves, and was buried by Thomp-
SON Post, 2i6, g. A. r., Department OF
MfNoR.-At Abilene, Kan. Jan. Z
1906, A. C. Minor. aged 50 years; Com
| rade Minor served in Co. G, 18th Wis:
| and was a member OF Abilene Post, sS
G. A. r.. Department Of Kansas Th&
Post had charge of the funeral. assisted
by large delegation of l. o. o. F., oi
which Order he was a member. He /.
survived by widow, one son and one
MELLEN.-At Ashland. Mass. March
1905, Hiram Mellsn, aged ~ years
| the civil war, and was one Of the Oldest
Chaplains in the Grand Army, havins
served Col. Prescott Post. @. A. r., De-
pacity for 3s consecutive years. Hs
| leaves widow, one son and one grand
| son.
| McMAIN-At Ashland, Kan. Feb. 25
| 1906, Alexander McMain, aged II years
four months and .1e days. Comrade Me.
Main served in Co: II. 4oth Iowa, anS
for IS years He leaves a widow.
OSBURN.-At North Creek, o., Jan
%, 1905, John osburn. aged 65 years
Ohio. He leaves widow. four son,
and one daughter.
RoBTNsoN-At Dawson. Iowa. March
| 1-lxt.
and four days. Comrade Robinson serv-
! ed in Co. E. 34th ILL., His remains were
! laid to rest in Cooper Cemetery. Ht
leaves to mourn his loss a widow. 1;
great grandchildren.
RoCK;-At Paris Ill. March II. 1908
in hl''Sa Co. g, g. 10Th Ill. He a1 was ~ a member
ment of Illinois. He was also a mem.
funeral was under the auspices of thesC
two organizations. He was brave sol
dier and a good citizen Of the country
RosEcRANs-At Lovelton, Pa. Feb
| 13, 1906, of pneumonia, c. Fisher Rose
| Grams Comrade Rosecrans served ir
the 2O3d Pa. He leaves widow and
sITTS.@At Richfleld Springs, N Y.
Nov. 25, 1905. George D. Sits. aged 81
Sth E and ss wss msmSsr a S
! Weldon Post, 25s. G.. A. R.. Department
| of New York. He is survived by a widow
and four sons. two OF whom served II
| the war with Spain.
THRAPP.-At Keifersville. o., March I
| 1906, William d. Thrapp, aged 65 years
| Comrade Thrapp served in Co. K, qtt
| Ill. He leaves a widow, two sons and
| one daughter.
| TAYLOR-At Fairton, " J.. March
| /. 1906, William II. C. Taylor. Comradt
Taylor served in Battery G, I'd Pa. Fl
A. He leaves a widow and one son.
wHEELER:-At Richneld Springs. N
| Y. Jan Is, 1906, LuZerne Wheeler, aged
| 7S years. Comrade Wheeler served in
GS Weldon S 1iSS Pds aSs e. AZ vas R.
of New York. He is survived by q
widow and two daughters
| kING.-At Continental, o.. Dec. IS
| 1905, John L. King, aged 72 years. Com
rade King served in Co. X, 18th Ohio
He is survived by widow, four sons
| and three daughters.
| CAMMEL.-Christener Scott Camme
departed this life on the 27th day OF
June, 1906. Deceased was born on the
| Sd day of DeCember. 1916. In RandOlph