The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1907-05-09
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COmrade Gadd1S served in co. T., itn
Ohio Cav, for three years. For many
years after the war he was Postmaster
Of Baldwin, Kan. end for six years
cashier of the Wellsville Ckan.) Bank.
VAN DOREN.-At his home near
GAINESVILLE. o., Oct. 8, George Van Do
rem, aged 81. Comrade Van Dorer
served as Corporal in Co. D. I'd Ohio
II. A. After the war he took up farm
ing. and won quite reputation for rails
ing fine fruit. He IS survived by q
widow and six children.
CONNER.-At Alta, Iowa, Jan. 81
Aaron Conner. aged So. Comrade Con-
ner served for three years In the 21st
Iowa, enduring the hardships of wal
willingly. He was very successful after
the war, building up prosperous bust
ness. He belonged to several civic So
cieties. He leaves a widow and two
children.
THOMPSoN.--AtC laysville, Pa, Feb
3. James H. Thompson. Comrade
Thompson served in Co. G, 30th Ohio,
and was member of Patterson Jones
Post. G. A. R., of Claysville. Pa.
WINTER.-At San Pedro, Cal, Feb.
81. Mortimer ]. Winter. aged 35. Com
rade Winter served in Co. L, LIST Wash.
in the SpaniSh-American War and Phil
ippine Insurrection. He leaves a widow.
DAVIS.-At Emlenton, Pa, Dec. IA,
Davis served in the 4th Pa. Cav.
ANDR EWS.-At the home of his
daughter in Brooklyn. N. Y, Nov. IS,
Thomas Andrews. aged 6S. Conrad de
Andrews served I'm Co. II. Berdan's u.
S. Sharpshooters. and was a member of
Warren Post. He was buried with
Grand Army ceremonies, and is sur
vived by widow and one or more
children.
t,,n E'nt
Is, of general debility, Isaac Morrill,.
aged Sc. Comrade Morrill, served in
the civil war, enlisting as Corporal and
rising to the rank of First Lieutenant.
He was highly respected.
WEST.-At Rochester, n. Y, Jan. %,
Charles Henry West, aged 81. Comrade
West served in, Co. I, 18th N. Y. and
was wounded and taken prisoner at
James Island. and exchanged from
Libby Prison.
MOUNT.-At his residence at Hobo
ken, N. J.. March 6. Capt. John De Pey-
Ster Mount. in his S5th year. Comrade
Mount served as Captain of Co. !. n. J.
Vol, and was wounded at Gaines's Mills.
Va. June 81. 1862 In early life he
entered the Navy. serving as apprentice
boy on the battleship Ohio. He was a
member of Van Houten Post and other
military organizations. and is survived
by two children.
KEELER-At the National Military
Home. Ohio March 2. Wilson Keller.
Comrade Keller served in Co. d, 95th
Pa.
AYLOR-At National Military Homo.
Ohio, March 2. Fisher Aylor. Com
rade Aylor served in Co. G. 117th L. S.
C. T.
BROWN At National Military
Home. Ohio, March 4. Louis Brown.
de Prown sorynd in 20 r.,
Y. Cav.
RAMSBOTTOM-At National Mill
tary Home. Ohio. March 4. Howard
RamsbottOm- Comrade Ramsbottom
served in Co 7. 18th Ohio.
SHERMER At National Military
Home. Ohio. March s. Charles L. Shcr-
mer. Comrade Shermer served in CO.
l. 1st Ohio Cav.
DICK-At National MilitarT Home,
Ohio. March 5, Frank Dick .-omrade
Dick served in Co. F. 33d Ohio.
NISCHWI'rZ-At National Military
Home. Ohio, March 6. Phillip Ni:;ch-
witt. Comrade Nischwitz served in Co.
X. 18th Mo.
ROSS--At National Military Home.
Ohio, March 6. Daniel p. Ross. Com
rade Ross served in 90. =. 139.h Pa
WENDLING-At National Military
Home, Ohio. March I. Phillip Vending.
Ohio
THOMAS At National Military
Home. Ohio. March :, Col. Jerome B.
Thomas Comrade Thomas served as
Surgeon In the 2ith H.. and was the
lat. Governor OF The Home.
PETTINGILL-At National Military
Home. Ohio. March 9. Oscar Pett:ngill.
Comrade Pe'tingill served in Go. 7, SthI
Wis.
RAYMOND At National Military
Home, Ohio. March Q. Charles II. Ray
mond Comrade Raym ond served in
Co. A, Sth Ind.
SWEESEY At National Military
Home, Ohio. March 3, VIM. A. s;weesey
Comrade" Sweesey served in Go. e,
bath Pa.
BELL-At National Military Home,
March o. Silver Bell. Comrade Fell
served in Co. ii, 165th Ohio
RATH-At National Military Home,
Ohio. March 10, Frederick Ratit Com
rade Ra;h served in Co. h. 47th Ohio
SAUER-At National Military Home,
Ohio, March 10, Francis Sauer. Com
rade Sauer served In Co. E, S2d Ind
O'DoNNELL-At National MiltaryI
Home. Ohio. March IL. Thomas O'Don-
nell Comradc 0'Donnell served in Co.
D, 161st n. V
HUTCHINSON-At National Military
Home. Ohio. March II. Aaron Hutchin-
son. Comrade Hutchinson served in
20. ], 10th Ind.
CLASS-At National Military Home, |
Ohio. March IL. William Class. Com
radc Glass served in Co. NJ, 1st Ohio
II. A.
SfGHTHTSER-At National MILITARY
Home. Ohio. William Sighthiser. Com
-ade Sighthiser served in Co. 3, 10th
Ohio.
BAKER-At National Militars' Home.
Ohio, March IL, Benedict B. Baker |
-'omrade Baker served in co. q, 12tht
Pa Cav.
JAMi;S--At National Military Homo,
Ohio. March IA, Benjamin James. Com
ride James served in Co. /. 5th u S.
= HlLES--At National Military Home. |
Ohio, March Is. Isaac Hiles. Coinrade
Hilcs served in Co. +. 14sth Ind
McCABE - At National MILITARY
Home, Ohio. March Is, Patrick McCabe
Comrade McCabe served in the u. S.
Navy
FRENCH-At National Military
Home. Ohio. March 16, James w
French. Comrade French served in Co.
K, 10th Pa.
DOOLAN.-At Manitowoc, Wis, dur
ing October, 1906. John Doolan. Com
rade Doolan served as Sergeant of Co.
X, 21st Wis, and was taken prisoner at
Perryville. KY. Oct. 8, 1862. He never
lost day when in service, and was
always on duty.
Keep the balance Up.
1t has been truthfully said that any
disturbance of the even balance OIL
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