The National tribune., 1910-04-07
MUSTERED OUT.

CORBIN.-At hic new home Mt st. CIopd.
fia;. George E. Corbin, formerly n resident
OF Chicago. III. and member Of Geo. Fl,
nois nh9il's iost No .. Comrade COrbin died
Whiie completing his home in the prosperous
llttle colony Of ST. Cloud where he and his
Iafnily intended making their future home
The e. a. X. Post at st. Cloud promptly
made arrangements for transporting The body
to his old home.
L. S. Grant Post No 2s. Chicago. I'll
buried ten members the first week i'm March
ESSEN.-At Ray. Ohio. March %. 1910.
Martin Essex, aged So years, late of Co. X.
Gun ONO. He was Il member OF Lieut. FcI-
yer Post, NJ" 1874, having been its Past
Quartermaster.
EBNER.-At RishopviIle y. Y. Nav 10.
iSe Alohzo B. Elmer, late OF Co X. I30th
,kRAJTkRAMER;-At the home of his
John krautkramer. late of Co. F. 27th Wis
aged as years. COmrade Krautkramer is sur
vived by six children.
,SHANNoN.-At his home in Dolton. Ill.
Marcn II: 1910; James y. Shannon. hite of
20 X. Tooth Ill COmrade Shannon is sur
vived by his wife
ARMSTRONG.-At his home near Hop
Wen, Mo. March 20. 1910, Evan Armstrong,
aged 20 years, late of Co. 6, Sd y. J. Cav.
OF H. C. Beckett Post No. 34s.
BATES.-At East Weymouth. Mass.
March 81, 1910, John W Bates. late Lieut.. of
co; G. ith Mass: H. A, aged .72 years.
Post, No. 5s, being its Adjutant for many
years.
HAENAF0RD. At his home in Cincin-
natl, Ohio. Feb. 20. 1910, Roger Hannaford,
late OF Co NJ. I'd Ohio Cav, aged "A years
Comrade HannafOrd was Superintendent of
IA years. '-'''''' -'' 'ne past
SMITH.--At Kansas City. Mo. June 81.
1910, Flavius ]. Smith, late of Co. L, 9th
Mo. Cav, aged Go years.
SWARTZ.-At Elkhart Ind, March Is,
1910. David Swartz. late of Co. G. 7Ith Ind
Comrade Swartz was brave soldier and a
good cOmrade-
GRoss.-At Decatur. ILL.,. Feb, 81, 1910,
46th Ind. COmrade Gross and his son, John
Gross. fought side by side during the war
and the son attended his fathers funeral.
MIERS:-At his home near oakdale. Pa,
March 6. 1910. Samuel Myers, aged &C wears
late of Co. C, 9th Pa. Fl. A.
slas T. Strickland Post. No. 10, Hastings,
Nebr., sends us the following list of mus
tered out comrades: D. NJ. Griswold. Dec
80. 1909, late of Co. B, 129th ILL.,. aged IS
years; Peter Carson. 1st Wis Battery. aged
81 years; Levi Eddie, late of Co C. Tth
ILL., Cav, aged IA years.
Choate Post, Napoleon. Ohio sends us the
following %nt II h,S list Of mustered @ out comrades
Frederick Aller. Co. l. 10Th Ohio, and Geo
Baum. Co. NJ, 9th U. S. C.
WOOD.-At his home in Walton. Kans
FEB. 70, 1908, Jonathan Wood. late Sergeant
Co. {, 18th Ohio. aged "a years. Comrade
Wood was member OF the |. o. o. +. and
G. A. r., and is survived by widow six
children and number of grandchildren
COmrade James Curry. a member of Phil
Kearny Post. No. Z, Department OF WASH
ington and Alaska. Jan: %. 1910. aged 16
years, late of Co. B. Ohio National Guard.
EISENBERGER.-At his home in New
Cumberland. Pa. Feb. .. 1910. Henry D.
Eisenberger. late OF Co. |. 2sth and l4Tth
Pa. aged 6S years. Comrnde Eisenberger
was Quartermaster OF II. F. Eisenberger Post
No. 462. He is survived by widow and
three children.
GORTON.-At his home in haywood
Nebr.. Feb. II, 1910, G. W. Gorton. late of
Co. ii. eth Ill. Cav. COmrade Gorton is sur
yived by a widow and six children.
Feb. l6. 1910. Geo. F. Lundy. late of the
102d Ohio aged so years. COmrade Lundy
is survived by an aged widow, one son and
three daughters.
GASCOIGNE.-At Huron. s. D.. Feb o.
1910, stephen Gascoigne, late of Co. Il. 18th
Wis, aged 13 years. Comrade Gascogne
is survived by o widow, seven children five
grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The following comrades have died in Hyde
Clark Post, Dubuque. Ia, in 1909: A. ].
Brandt. 7th Wis: Solomon Smith, lst Iowa
Cav; w. L. Patterson. 44th Wis: Harry
Fulmsr. I'd Iowa Cav; w. H. Foster. ID VT;
Ezra Gregory, 21st Iowa; G. W. Albert, 21st
Iowa: Geo. 7. Armstrong, 21st Iowa; Alex
NichOl 3Sth Iowa; W. X. Baird, 44th Iowa;
w. X. Kendall, 21st Iowa; W. NJ. Tuthin,
23d Wis.
THORNBERRY.-Ath his home In Orienta,
Okla, Nov. 20, 1903, W. w. Thornberry,