The National tribune., 1907-10-17

ARMY Col. RODiilSofl pouSHt an oieihSS
orchard in Pomona. making that place
his home. He is survived by a widow
and two sons.
DIBBLE.-At the Old Soldiers Home
at st. Paul. Mimi, Emmeric Dibble, oil
old age Comrade Dibbie served four
years in the civil war, enlisting in Co.
F, 1st H. Cav. He is survived by an
iaged widow and several children.
ALDRICH.-At Grosvenor Dale,
Conn, Aug 90, Frederick a. Aldrich,
LACED 7S. Comradc Aldrich served out
two enlistments, the first in Co. 4. 2lSt
Mass. the second in Co. D. 18th Conn.
He was member of A. G. Warner Post,
G.. A. r., of Putnam, Conn.
CARY.-At Desmet, S. D., Aug. 10,
Dudley Carey, aged 81. Comrade Cary
served in Co. D. 10th Wis, and was one
of the few survivors of the Seminole
War. in which he took part. He leaves
a widow.
BEELER-At the Emergency Hospi-
tai of Carbondaie, Pa, during August,
1907, George ]. Beeler, of gangrene.
Comradc Beeler served as a private in
Co. ]. 57th n. V, and Corporal in Co.
X, 61st n. Y, being wounded at Reams
Station, Va. He was an enthusiastic
member of the G. A. r., and was buried
with the ceremonies of that Order.
HENCK.-At Derrick City. Pa, Aug.
/, j. p Henck, aged 81. Comrade Henck
served in Co. G, Sd Pa. II. A, and was
one of Jefferson Daviss guards while
the latter was a prisoner at Fortress
Monroe.
WAIKER-At his home in Noting
ham, n. H.. June 80, William G.. Walker,
aged 75 years. Conrade Walker served
in Co. B, Sd Mass. Cav, and was wound
ed and taken prisoner at the battle of
Sabine Crossroads. He was confined for
several months in Camp Ford, Tex, and
/ a
viyed by a widow.
REERS.-At Orbisonia, Pa, Joseph
Eeers. aged II years. Comrade Beers
served as Corporal in Co. l, 18th Pa
Res.
BEMORE-At Hoisington. Kan, July
4, James ", Bemore. aged 80 years and
seven months. Comrade Bemore served
in Co. ], 91st N. Y.
JACKSON.-At Peoria, o., July 81,
Henry f. Jackson, aged 65. Comrade
Jackson served as Corporal in Co A,
t121st Ohio, and was wounded at Chicka-
mauga and Kenesaw Mountain.
SPAIN.-At N. Lewisburg, o.. July
81, Enoch Spain, aged 80. Conrad
Spain served three years in Co. X, 96th
Ohio.
LANDER.-At Marble Hill, Mo-, Aug
II, DR.. August Lander. aged rs years
Comrade Lande-J was n native of Ger
many, where he studied medicine, COM
ing to this country in 1856 and locating
at Applecreek, Mo. On the breaking out
of the rebellion he enlisted in the 5th
Mo. S. NJ, serving his adopted country
for over three years. He is survived by
five children and many friends, who
mourn his loss.
| RAMSEY.-At Morning Sun. o., Aug
| 26, Joseph II. Ramsey. Comrade Ram
sey served in Co. H, 93d Ohio. and took
part in all the battles in which his regi-
ment participated.
MILLER.-At his home in New AL
aged rs. Comrade Miller served in Co
B, 143d Ohio. as Sergeant. He is sur
vived by widow and six children.
| RAKER.-At Potsdam, n. Y, April
| 2S, Edward Baker in his S0th year
Comrade Baker was a member of the
10th n. Y. Reg't Band.
| PARRISH-At Watertown, Mass.
Lucian H. Parrish, in his S0th year
Comrade Parrish was the Bandmaster
of the 10th N Y. Reg't Band.
| MASON.-At Trinidad, Colo, Aug. 10
J. F. Mason, aged ~. Comrade Mason
enlisted in 1862 in the 44th Mo, and
was detailed as Recruiting Officer, with
the rank of Captain. His funeral SER
vices were conducted by Ellsworth Post
| of Grant City, Mo-, of which he was Z
member. He is survived by three daugh-
ters
SHIPLEY.-At Grant City, Mo-, Aug
| 21. Robert Newton Shipley, aged 81
tComrade Shipley served in Co. c, 8tf
n. Y. Cav. and was for nine months {
prisoner of war. During his captivity
lhe was in nine different prisons. Ander.
sonville being one of them. His Ions
illness was borne with Christian forti
ltude and unselfish consideration. He i:
survived by widow and 10 children
SHERMAN.-At Three Rivers, Mich.
I'd Mo. Cav. (Merrills Horse).
HAMPTON.-At Athens, Mich. MAJ
"A, 1907, Charles s. Hampton, Co. II, 2t
Mo. Cav. (Merrill's Horse).
Il CANF1ELD.-At Rising City, Neb.
Aug. %. 1907, David F. Garfield, of Co
L, I'd Mo. Cav. (Merrills Horse).
Deaths in E. c. Newland Post, Bed
ford, Ind: Barton Sears, Co. F, 21s
Ind, died July 6; Peter Fillion, Co. B
j 145th Ind, died July 13; Jessie Day, Co
Ia, 9th Ind, died July II; William Err
win, Co. A, oath Ind, died Aug. II.
| COOK.-At Spokane, Wash, Oct. 19
1906, Daniel Cook, aged SO. Conrad,
Cook served in Co. G, 34th Ind
FROST.-At Marlboro. Mass, Jul,
13, 1907. William S. Frost, Lieutenant
Co. /, 5th Mass, aged 10.
i GOODWIN.-At Marlboro, Mass.
Aug. 6, 1907, Jesse Goodwin, Co. I, Is
Mass, aged 81.
MARSHAL Marlboro, Mass, Sept
IA, 1907, Edward C. Marsh, Co. B, q
Mass. II. A, aged 81.
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