The National tribune., 1910-01-06
MUSTERED OUT.

DONNELLY.-At Scdalia. No. Dec. 90.
1909, Edward ]. Donnelly. of general debil-
ity, aged ~ years. Comrade Donneily serv
ed as Sergeant in Co. f. Goth n. Y. He
mourn the death of kind father. Comrade
Donnelly was member OF G. a. X. Post
FULLER-At his home In Dyberry, Pa.
on Nov. 10. 1909, William II. Fuller. aged
q years. Comrade Fuller was n member of
Go. c, 9th Pa, r. v. c.. and Co. F. llsth
Pa. and Co. c, 9lst Pa.
McCoRMiCK.-At his home In Waterloo.
Iowa. Aug. 81, 1909. Bernard Mccormick.
aged 81 years. Comrade Mccormick vas
member of Co. c. 32d Iowa. and was mus
tered into service Oct. G, 1862, serving until
the close OF the war. He was severely
wounded at the battle OF Pleasant Hill, La.
but remained and continued fighting until
the engagement was over. Comrade Meteor
mick was a member OF RObt. Anderson Post,
6. A. r.. at Waterloo. and is survived by
widow and one daughter.
BOiSEN.-At Grnndy Center, Iowa, Nov.
II. 1909, Charles Henry BOySen aged -
years. Comrade Roysen was born in
SchleSwig HOlSten Germany. and came to
America when he was l6 years old. When
the war broke out he enlisted at Fort Smell
ing in 1861 in the 1st Mimi. participating
in many engagements OF the Eastern Cam
paign, and was with his regiment at the
battle of Gettysburg. in which all but -
were killed while charging the encmy's lines.
Comrade Boysen Is survived by widow
aud three sons.
BUSHONG.-At the home of his son In
Council Grove, Kan, Comrade. Geo. W;
| 81 years COmrade Bushong was member
Of Joe Hooker Post, Hutchinson. Kan, and
| is survived by n son. two daughters and
WOOLEY-At Black River. y. Y. Nov
| 30. 1893. William Wooley, aged - years
late Of Co. G. r 10th y, y ,o H. A At At The the, time
master of his Post He is survived by 4
widow and two married daughters.
| CADY.-At his home in Anoka: Mnn.
God voc
| COmrade Cady was Sergeant of Co. B. Joth
y. Y Engineers. in which company he serv-
ed four years. Comrade Cady is survived by
| a widow and two daughters.
| RAKER.-At Grcrnford. Ohio. Nov %.
| 1909. Comradr Silvanns Baker, better known
as "StoncwaIl Jackson" late Of Go. A. l25th
radc Baker was ~ nf the best soldiers in
KIIG~At home in MadlsonviiIe.
! late Of 60. f. 15ith Ohio. C0mrade King
was a candidate for Department Commander
at Lima. Ohio, but withdrew in favor Of
SIMPKiNs.-At his home in Hill City
5. D. Nov II. 1909. James y smpkins
member Of g" n. 1929 III. He is survived
by n widow. six sons and one daughter.
GILLETT.-A 81 his home in Moriah. y; Y.
Sept II. 1900. Thomas a. Gillett. aged 80
years. C0mrade Gillctt served in Co. II,
sTEVENs.-At his home in Belgrade, Ne.
Oct % 1893 George Il. Stevens. aged So
wears. Comrade Stevens served in the 9TH
Me. Battery during the last nine months OF
the
MURPHY-At his home In Augusta. Me-,
Nov. l3. 1869. John Murphy. aged 60 years:
Comradc Murphy was an original member Of
the 18th Mo. Battery, and served thru IT'S en-
tire service of three and one-half years
KBNNEDY.-At, Pomona. Cal. Sept 10.
| 1909 COmrade John Kennedy. late of Co.
G. 18th Ill. He was a member of Vicksburs
Post. of Pomona.
BEVERS.-At Pomona, Cal. Sent -.
1909 Comradr G. f. Bevers. late of Co: Fl;
9Th MINI. and member of VicksburS Post
MITCmELL.-At st. Cloud, Fla. Dec. 4,
1909 Conradp LucuS L. Mitchell. aged 81
years. Comrade Mitchell is the first one Of
the veterans of the st. Cloud Colony to cross
over the river. He was born In Daviess C0un-
ty, KY. and when Il years old enlisted in
Co. d. 35th Ky, and served until the close
OF the war. Soon after the war he married
and moved to Arkansas, where he resided
the St Cloud Colony. where he hoped that
his health would improve. The Veterans As
sOciatOn turned out with the Drum corps
and escorted the remains to the depot. where
n short and impressive service was held be-
fore the casket was placed on board the
train to be taken to Kissmmee for inter
ment there being no cemetery ut st. Cloud.
II Is the intention OF the family to remove
the body to st. Cloud before Decoration
Day Comrade Mitchell is survived by 4
widow and eight children, six of whom We're
present when he passed away. and they Will
all remain in their newly adopted home:
HAYES-At the home of his daughter.
Comrade Hayes, n veteran of the civil war.
Comrade Hayes was born in Lawton. Mich,
and he was Adjutant of T.. C. Woodmen
Post He is survived by widow and three
children.
KIDNEY-At MarcelIus. Mich. Cnnirade
Byron II. Kidney, late OF Co. G.. 18th Mich.
AMBURN-At MoDtrosp. $. D., Dec. 8.
1860, Allan Amburn, aged Il years. Com
rade Amhurn was member Of Co. ID, 3iSt
Iowa. He leaves widow and three chill
dren.
PAINTER-At Frankfort. Ohio. Sept. Is.
1850, Henry Painter. aged - years. Com
radn Painter served in the 1st Ohio Cav:
during the war. He was Commander Of
| McNeaI Post. No 6i5, during the five years
preceding his death.
LITTLE.-At Pierce. Neb.. Oct II, 1859.
| C0mrade Hiram y. Little. aged % years.
COmrade Little enlisted in Co. A. 9th Iowa.
| soon after the outbreak of the war. and was
I'm the battles of Lookout Mountain. Mis-
sIonary Ridge. Resaca. and with Sherman
| on his march TO the sea. He was also a