The National tribune., 1907-06-27

Co. 1. 102d Ohio. He was a true and
faithful soldier.
KILGORE.-At Monmouth, Ill. April
9, J. c. kilgore. Cemrade kilgore serv-
ed first as private and later as Cor
poral Of Co. G, 18th Ohio. and was with
his regiment during its entire term of
service. After the war he studied med
icine and became practicing physician.
greatly esteemed in Monmouth, where
he resided.
RICHARDSON.-At Correctionville
Iowa, April 3, Louis Gould Richardson.
Comrade Richardson served in Co. D,
1st Mimi, and was an honored member
of Wm. Baker Post, G.. A. r., of Cor
rectionville
BOGUE.-At East Haddam, Conn,
March 81. Joseph NJ. Bogue, aged 60.
Comrade Bogue served in Co, G. Goth
Conn, and died from heart disease He
was an estimable citizen, and leaves i
widow and four daughters.
FREY MEY ER.-At his home in Pa
cific, Mo-, April H. Pohn Freymeyer.
Comrade Freymeyer served in Co. c,
18th Ohio, and was wounded quite seri-
ously at Chickamauga. on Snodgrass
Hill He leaves good record of ser
vice. go .'~
ANDREWS.-At Brooklyn, n. Y,
Thomas Andrews, aged 6S. Comrade
Andrews served during the civil war
with Berdan's Sharpshooters, and was "a
member of~Warren Post. G. A. r.
DALI.-At Minneapolis, Mimi, April
longed to Co. X, 10th Minn., and for
merly was a member of Dudley p. Chase
Post, G. A. r. He is survived by a
widow and family.
BARTO.-At AlIegan, Mich, April 6,
Alfred Rarto, aged 80. Comrade Barto
served in Co. A, 5th Mich. Art, from
December, 1863, to July, 1865. He was
for Nlni,,
Post, G. A. r.. of Montour Falls N. Y,
and was buried by the Post on Apo
mattox Day.
SHULL.-At Gladstone. ILL.,, Mar. 81.
William Shull, aged 79. Comrade Shull
served in Co. c, 91st III.
GOTTSCHALL-Near Gettysburg. O.,
Oct. 2, 1906, Jacob Gottschall, aged Is
years. six months and 10 days. Com
rade Gottschall served in Co. c, 152d
Ohio, acting as color bearer, and was
also member of Jobe's Post, G. A. r.,
at the time of his death, in which he
had held many positions of trust with
great credit. He is survived by six
children
WOODEN.-At Leroy, Kan June 1.
]. Harry Wooden. Comrade Wooden
was born in New York in 1896, and at
the age of 10 enlisted in the 34th III.
and served until the close of the war
He then went to Minnesota where he
was married, and in 1886 removed to
Kansas and built himself up high in
the estimation of the people of his sec
ton. The funeral was largely attended
ALLEN.-At Syracuse, N. Y, June
13, 1905, A. f. Allen. Comrade Allen,
served first in Co. D, afterwards Co. E,
1880 N. Y.
WRIGHT.-At the Homeopathic
Hospital, Chicago, Ill. April 2s, E. L.
Wright, aged So. Comrade Wright was
veteran of the civil war, and was
commander of Peyton Pitkin Post c.
A. r.. Dept. of Illinois.
r NOLAN.-At Brainerd, Mimi, April
l3, Anthony Nolan, aged rs. Comrade
Nolan enlisted in Co. K, 9th N. Y. Cav.
and served with that organization till
its muster-out, being severely wounded
in the battle of Meadow Bridge. After
the war he enlisted in Co. F, 10th U.
s., and served two years. At the time
of his death he was Commander of
Pap Thomas Post, of Brainerd, Mimi.
which Post turned out in a body at his
funeral. CoTnrade Nolan was faithful
in the performance of every duty which
came to him and his loss is greatly re-
GREETED in the community. Previous to
the civil war he was sailor in the L.
S. Navy
PATTEE.-In Oregon, April 9, James
II. Pattee. Comrade Pattee served in
Co ID, 18th Ohio, and was discharged
lGtHl StTNice DN reason OF EunSDOt
wounds received at the battle of Chicka-
mauga.
TEAS.-At Alma. Kan, Feb. 2l, Sam
yel Teas. Comrade Teas was a vet
eran of the civil war
HEATER.-At Woodbury.. Pa. April
IS, John Heater, aged II. Comrade
Heater served in Co. A, SD Pa.
RISHOP.-At Salem, S. D., April 81.
Thomas w. Bishop, aged 81. Comrade
Bishop served three years in Co. /, I'd
Wis, which was a part of the famous
Iron Brigade" taking part in the first
Bull Run and other conflicts. After
the war he became journalist and
was editor of the Salem Special at the
time of his death. He served one term
and was deeply interested in all public
questions. He is survived by widow
OLMSTED.-At st. Marys, S. D.,
April IS, John r. Olmsted, aged 81.
Comrade Olmsted was a veteran of the
civil war, and was Past Comman-
der of Custer Post, G. A. r., of Car
thage, S. d. He is survived by a
widow and six children.
McCLARREN.-In BIacklick Town
ship, Pa, John J. McCIarren, aged So.
Comrade McClarren served in Co. F,
18th u. S.
MELLEN.-At Mora, Mimi, Feb. 1,
Capt. William Henry Mellen, aged 49,
CoHiidue Meilen served as captain OF
Co. /, 4th Ohio Cav, taking part in
many of its hardest fought battles. He
held many positions of trust in the
State and County. He is survived by a
widow and three children.
RICHARDSON.-At Cleveland o.,
May 8, Joseph 3. Richardson. Com
rade Richardson served in co. H, 54th
Ohio, and was wounded badly in the
face at Atlanta. He was a brave
good, soldier and member of Forest
City Post, G. A. r., of Cleveland, Ohio.
McCOCHREN.l- Elias McCochren
Comrade McCochren served in Co. B,
11th Pa. Cav.
HAMMOND.-At Inkster, N D., j.
P. Hammond. comrade Hammond
served in co. Z, 72d ILL.,
BRAGG.-At Galesburg, Ill, April 6,
Julius ID. Bragg, aged 81. Comrade
Bragg served three years in the goth
Iowa, and is survived by six children
SPURLIN.-At Los. Gatos, Cal. Jan
s. David Spurlin. aged 60. Comrade
SDurlin served in co. G., 4ith Iowa.
SANFORD.-At Los Gatos, CAL
May ,. James w. Sanford, aged 65.
Cohirade Sanford served in Co. f, 34th
Ill.
JORDAN.-At Vanorin, ILL.,, April 80
j. Jordan, aged 73. Comrade Jordan
served in Co. G, 6th Wis., his regiment
being a part of the Iron Brigade Com
rade Jordan was Postmaster of Vano-
rim for nearly 10 years, resgning that
position on account of poor health. He
is survived by widow
BUNkER.-At Atlanta, Ga, April
%. Frank r. Bunker. Comrade Bun
ker served in Co. f., 23d Mass.