The National tribune., 1910-07-21
GOLDEN WEDDINGS.
Many Comrades and Their Faithful
Hcipmates Have Reached the Half
Century of Married Life

Comrade W: r. Robe and his wife, of Gran
lite Falls, Wash, celebrated their Golden
Wedding anniversary on March 90, 1910, hav-
ing all their children and grandchildren with
Them. Conrade Robe served in the 34th
Ohio.
Comrade and Mrs. L. H. Trowbridge. of
Dunseith. N. OAK, celebrated the 50th ami
versary of their marriage July 2, 1910. and
Appreciated a postal shower from the yeter-
ans. Comrade Trowbridge was a member of
Co. Il, list Ohio l.. Art.
Comrade d. f. Richey and his good wife,
of Independence, Pa, wish the comrades to
know that they can go them few years bet
ter the wedding anniversary proposition
Comrade Richey and his wife were married
of married life. COmrade Richey writes that
he and his wife are both in their SOth year !;
that he Is almost blind, and his fingers are
too stiff to write we'll Postal cards from the
veterans would be In order even at this late
date.
Comrade and Mrs Mfteheltree of Durand
Mich, will celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary on Aug l6, 1910, and would ap-
rade Miclreltree was a member of Co. c. I71st
Ohio and says that he heartily approves of
The National Tribune Pension BILL and
thinks that the noble women who have mar
ried and taken care of old veterans deserve
good pension. Comrade MitcheItree also
says that he wants to see Comrade John Nc
EIroy Commander in Chief of the G. a. K.
Comrade W. A. Frisbie and wife, of Lupton,
Mich, celebrated their 54th wedding ami
4,
the father of three children. the oldest
daughter SO, and the youngest son 81
COmrade Frisbie was a member of the Goth
Ohio.
Comrade 4. f. Day, of Co. G, s7th Ind,
Cortland, Neb., writes that there is in his
town cOuple-Elijah Lutes and wife-both
SO years Of age Comrade Lutes was MEM
ber of Co. l. 18th U. s.. in the Mexican War
and of Co. NJ 7th Mo. Cav, in the war Of the
rebellion. And COmrade Day adds: II
would like for the old boys to wake uIj and
send them at least 81 cards-and Il mere, all
the BETTER
Comrade and Mrs II. s. Quinn, of Howe,
Texas, celebrated their 50th wedding anniver-
sary on March %, 1910. Comrade Quinn
will be 10 years of age on July 18th and we
receive postal shower on that date from the
comrades.
Comrade and Mrs Marcus d. Little, Of
Clinton, Ia, will celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary on Oct. II, 1910 Comrade
Lille is totally blind and will be 80 years of
age in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Betsinger, of Clinton, Ill.,
will celebrate their 10th anniversary on Feb
81, 1911. Mrs. Betsinger is member of the
Ladies of the @. A. r.. having been for three
J. NJ. ROush and wife, of 1902 MargrOves
St. Fort Scott Kans., claim a place In the
lists of those who have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary, as they have been mar
ried 81 years, and would like very much to re-
ceive postals from the veterans, and especially
from the old comrades of the 74th III
CoDrade and Mrs. Joachim VIII, who
live near Tecumseh, Neb., celebrated their
64th wedding anniversary recently. Com
rade viii Is now SO years of age and his
expense for doctors bills and medicine has
been only $500. Comrade Will and his son
served during the civil war in the Dakota
Cavalry.