The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
AID WISCONSIN INFANTRY.


A small. group Of veterans from the
office of Court Stenographer Bowler for
the annual reunion. James Mcbride of
Independence, Iowa, and H. E. Fran
cisco of Mason City, Iowa, who served
together in Company H of the Forty
second. met for the first time since they
were mustered out: Mcbride was the
first to recognize his comrade and as
one another's faces there was a happy
stiffness in the group of. regimental
comrades gathered about them.
The following registered:
H. E. Francisco, Company H. Mason City,
Iowa Henry Rusk' Company T. Plymouth
John H. S. Wanton. Company B, Memo, S.
D.: John Robertson, Company F, Austin
Mimi; E: F. Rand. Company G, Chief kayf- Hu1
man. Company E, Minneapolis James f.
Burnham. Company B, Delevan, Minn.; G. J.
Cherrington, Company g., Viroqua, Wis; zera T.
Lien. Company K, River Falls, Wis; James
Mcbride, Company H, independence, Iowa.
SECOND WISCONSIN CAVALRY.
More than one hundred survivors of
the Second Wisconsin cavalry were
Wn in 1sss weh
D. l.. Riley of Lakefeld, Mimi, as
president and O. s. Sisson of Lacrosse
as secretary. They have been re-
elected at each successive reunion and
were retained at the election held
yesterday. The regiment was mus
and had for it's first colonel c. c. Wash.
burn, who was afterward governor Of
Wisconsin and who founded the Wash
burn home in Minneapolis, The sec
ond and last colonel was Thomas Stew.
ems. The regiment was with General
Curtiss in Missouri and Arkansas; was
with Grant at Vicksburg and after
ward was detailed largely for scouting
duty, being mustered out in Texas in
Those who registered yesterday was
as follows: 60. +
D. L. Riley, Lakefeld. Mimi; o. S: sisson,
La Crosse: S. A. Cook. Neenah; n. sivert, La
fvslgli Douglas; E. W. s +. Nottingham, stoddard; s
Heathman, P1over, Iowa; G.. W. Albee, Harris,
Iowa; w. T. Kinney, La Vale; J: f: Taylor
Lancaster; Joseph Furstenberg. Adair. Iowa; E
H. Shield Necedah; Joseph Radyor Beloit;
John Juch. Bloomington; Nicholas Faust. ka:'
kauna; j. W. Young La Crosse; sasper Wohl
wend Bsrncsvlle, Mimi; @. Healy, CLARK
StoriSi Morthaeld, Minn'; George E. Budd Iancas
ter; R. B: showaltsr, Lancaster; Lancaster 10 John VII IL
eral Point; H. W. Wadsworth, Madelia, MINI.
H. D. Fitch. Hudson. $. D.: William Lonrie
Centerville s. D. Andssw Lowrie centeTville G lie
Ellis, winnebago MINI; l. Gamble, Leon
Lorenzo Furstenberg. Albany, Mimi; g; c
Wescott Toledo, Iowa; N. H. Nelson, Mime
TP9fs Worth River ~ a Fails; | Herriek, A. Gilmore
Meiers, osceola; D. A. Noble, Window Mnn:
H. G. Grover, Tower City, N D.; Walter Pal
Bsrsboo S. BENTLEY ,,,aas Ghtengo oss Mel
Cent Centerville: Iowa Martin Luther, Colfax Iowa
Michael McGowan, Milwaukee; ]. 7: Arnott
MINI; P. H. Morris, Webster City. Iowa
Sylvester Sykes, Milwaukee,; Hans Suchstorf
Sedan, Mimi. John A. Brown, Window. Mimi.
9erian iii ;,Ss9e Steven subra, ws1tharsc s1nn: NJ
Coon Chippewa Falls: W. s. Brown, Hanle
Falls, Mimi; A. L. Mason, 0sceola; W. A
Moshier Worthington, Mimi. F. Bannistel
Eau Claire; J. G.. Williams, Minneapolis; LIE
Lancaster. Eau Claire; F. D. Smith, Glencoe
n. D.. H. R. croTell Spencer OLIVER Gibbs
Brown Emerson, Neb.; P. III. Morris, Wei
ster city Iowa /; D: Poorman,. West Lima
rane IOWA s. JONES' Manchester M
NJ. f. Stevens townsville; Emmet c.. West
Pardeeville; James Price. Poynette: Albes
Albert Brewer, Richland Center John AtkiI
son. Pacwaukee; John O.. Brien, Milwaukee,;
pavsnpol sansfaFq Red SFaRdoa B1 ta 0s s. II Monro
+, Rosendale; Ed Tremper, Rice Lake: S. I
Clark, Rush City. MINI; n. T: Voorhees, Sun
ner. Iowa; William Lee. Madison, $. D.; II
John BulIamore, Glen Ullen., N. D.; Owe
Arron, Minneapolis; J. N. Cook, Baker Cit
i. Ore; J. W. Snow, La Crosse: Robert C.: Ba
-. rows Lebanon, Mo-; John Mckinney, Vim
y bago; Ed. Fay, Witoka, Mimi; ". 7
!. Church. Mondovi; Robert Downend. 'osceola; ]
y Pauson. Spring Grove, Mimi; 9Charles Eas
!, man. Chicago; Stephen Woodard, Pardeevill
, W. Hutchcraft Glen Haven. '-.$.-.