The National tribune., 1907-11-14

Reynolds Post, Of Fargo. His pallbear-
ers were two Masons. two Philippine
veterans and two comrades from the
G.. A. r. He is survived by a widow
and two children.
COOK.--At his home at Milford, N
H., June s, Orange S. Cook. Comrade
Cook served in Co. G. 21st Mass. under
Gems. Burnside and Pope. He was
wounded at the battle of Chantilly and
taken prisoner. He Is survived by a
widow.
HECKART.-At his home near North
Robinson. o., June 4. Henry Heckart
Comrade Hecllart served in the Sth
Ohio during the entire war, and was
an honored member Of kellar Post, He
is survived by widow and four sons.
PERRIN.-At Nashua, Iowa. May II
VIM. B. Perrin, aged IS. Comrade Per-
rim served for time as private in Co
B, 1st r. 1. Cav Later he accepted a
commission as Lieutenant of the Sd VT
L. A, and served in the Army of the
Potomac till the close of the war. He
went West after the war, and settled in
Nashua, where he practiced his profess
sion OF law. Nearly every honor within
the gift of the community had been his
among them that of representing his
County in both House and Senate of the
State Legislature. He was an enthusias-
tic member of the G. A. r., having held
the office of Commander of his Post
several terms. Comrade Perrin never
married.
RUGGLES.-At Syracuse, N. Y, May
81. w. e. Ruggles. aged 81. Comrade
Ruggles served in Co. B. 1921 N. Y,
his regiment took part. He was wound
ed slightly three times. His funeral was
largely attended, 10 members of his old
regiment being present.
WHEELOCK.-At Owatonna, Minn.,
May 81, Lewis L. Wheelock, aged 6S.
Comrade Wheelock served for three
years in the 160th N. Y. having attained
the rank of Captain. He was wounded
at Winchester during ShHridan's VAL
ley campaign. and saw hard service at
Port Hudson and on the Red River
campaign. In civil life he held sew
eral offices of honor. and was Com
mander of the Department of Mime
sofa, G. A. R.. as we'll as Commander
of his Post. He is survived by widow
and four children.
WOOD.-At Rockf1eld, Ind, Jan. %.
Lewis w. Wood. aged II. Comrade
Wood was a veteran of the civil war
and a member of Rockville Post, G. A.
r. He Is survived by widow and two
sons, children of former marriage
BENNETT.-At Salem. Ore, Dec. 20.
1906, Jesse s. Bennett. aged 76. Com
rade Bennett served in Co. G, 27th Iowa,
till the close of the war. He is sur
vived by widow
MAYNARD.-At Dallas City, ILL.,,
Louis Payson Maynard. Comrade May
nard served in Co. d, 7th Iowa. He
was wounded twice, and took an active
part In many bloody engagements. He
re-enlisted in 1863, and was finally mus
tered out in July, 1865. having advanced
from private to First Lieutenant Com
rade Maynard was greatly respected In
the community. and filled several offices
OF trust. His was strong character,
and his friends and neighbors consulted
him when they wished advice. He is
survived by a widow and three children.
RICH.-At Grinnell, Iowa, Alonzo
Rich. Comrade Rich served in Co. M,
9th N. Y. Art.
BEATON.-At Grinneil, Iowa. Will
liam Beaton. Comrade Beaton served
as musician in the 4th Iowa.
HOLMES.-At Grinnell. Iowa, John
Holmes. Comrade Holmes served in Co.
H, 18th N. Y.
ROUSE.-At Grinnell. Iowa. John B.
Rouse. Comrade Rouse served in Co.
ADAMs.-At Grinnen. Iowa, Rev.
George NJ. Adams. Comrade Adams
served in Co. B, 4eth Iowa.
REDFIELD.-At Grinnell. Iowa, L.
Z. Iteuileiu CoInTdue Rcdneld served
in Cos. and d. y. Y. H. A
MINNICH-At Thayer, Kan, May
II. John Minnich, aged 10. Comrade
Thayer served nearly four years in Co.
I, 54th III. He is survived by a widow
and FIVE children.
LAWRENCE.-At Lowell Mass, jan
13. Alvin Lawrence. aged 49, Comrade
Lawrence served during the civil war
In the u s. Navy on the y. s. s. Glou-
Gus. Makaska and Powhatan. He was
a member of Dahlgren Association of
Naval Veterans. delegation from which
was present at his funeral.
McCLURE.-At Palmyra, Mo-, March
&c, George Mcclure, aged 80. Com
rade Mcclure served in Co. I, 1st Pa.
Reserves. He leaves no family
HEU.-At Boiling Springs, Pa April
Is. Rev. J. M. Heu, aged g. Comra.ie
Heu served three years in Co FL. S7th
Pa. He is survived by widow and 10
children.
RIGGS.-At his home near London
derry, O., March 25, William Riggs,
aged So. Comrade Riggs served In Co.
f, S5th Pa. He is survived by a widow
and six children
TITUS.-At Puente. Cal, April 2. Os-
car Titus. aged 72 Comrade Titus
served in the 130th Ohio He is survived
by widow and three children.
MURRAY.-On May 8. David Muir
ray. aged II. Comrade Murray served
in the 1880 Pa.