The National tribune., 1910-07-07
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MATHEWSoN.-In Prescott, Ariz., Marcel
%, 1910, Robert Mathewson. Comradt
Mathewson served during the war on the
U. $; $. ironclod .'Tennesse," and the
hospital ship .'Stockade." He was mem
Der Of G. A. X. Post 325. of Vermont, Ill
Interment was at Vermont, ILL.,, his former
home.
BLACKBBRN.-At his home in Cali.
fornia, Okla, April 10, 1910, Andrew E.
Blackbern, Co. A, 4sth Ill. Comrade Black
bern was member of Capt. Thos. Pegg
Post, T6, and Its Past Commander. He Is
survived by his widow and four children.
DAVIS:-At the home of his sister in
EIdred, Pa, recently, Peter r. Davis, Co.
ii, 3sth Pa, and Co. u, 4th U. s. l.. Art,
MULF0RD.-At his home in Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, Feb. 8, 1910, Moses Dudley
aged 2 y years nso COmrqde Milford
G, 10th Ohio Natl. Guard. He was a
member of I. u. Cook Post, 235, of Cedar
Rapids; .rs and Is ga,y survived BY two children
l9lo Ephralm Bates, Co; +. 10th N. Y.
aged a years. Comrade Bates was a men,
Der Sf,, Of Morsman " Post, 81; G; A. R.
and a member of Workman Post 81.
CLIFFORD.-At the Soldiers Home,
Mimi, Jan Z, 1910, Geo. C. Clifford, Co. G,
ARMsTRoNG.-At his home in Liberty
Corners, Ohio, March 2. 1910, Comrade Arm
strong, Co A. ODD Ohio, aged SO years.
G. A. II. Post at Shelby Ohio. and is sur
viyed by his widow and six children.
, Gilbert A. Hays, Secretary Of the SD Pa.
Regimental Assn, sends In the following
list of comrades who have been mustered
from the ranks of the 63d Pa. since its
reunion in September: Jesse Morris, Co. A;
John IS Harvey; Co. D; Ernest Frederick. Co.
Co. II; David Kiddle, Co. c, and Miss
Emma Danks, daughter of Col. John A.
Danks.
MASoN-At his home in sedalia, No..
recently, Capt W. H. Mason, Co d, 18th
III. Cav, aged 63 years. Comrade Mason
Is survived by his widow and five children.
BEATTY.-At his home in Anoka. Mimi.
May 2, 1910, John Scott Beatty. Comrade
Beatty served in the Mexican war in Co. f,
4th Ky, and during the civil war was a
member of ]. S. Cady Post, 2, and is sur
viycd by one son.
RoBB.-At his home near Newark. Ohio.
Ohio, aged go years.
PRICE.-At his home in Spokane, Wash,
Thos W Price, on April y, 1910; Co. B,
rade Price was member of sedgwick Post,
of Spokane, Wash. and is survived by his
widow and three children.
FlSHER.-At his home in Richmond. Ind,
112th Ohio.
McCLAIN.-At TaImage. Cal. Dec. 26,
1909. James D: McClaln. 1st Miss. Marine
Brigade, and Second Sergeant, Co. A, 51st
No.. aged "a yea,s Comrade McCIain is
survived by his widow and four children
JOIINS.-At his home near Steels, Ala,
Jan. 49, 1910. j. @. Johns, Co. X, Sd Tenn
Cav Comrade Johns was a prisoner at
Andersonvile.
JOHNSON.-At his home In Crown Point
n. Y. April Z. 1910, Ebert NJ. Johnson. Co.
+, Harris Light Cav. aged Co years. Com
rade Johnson was a charter member OF C. Il.
Hammond Post, 533. and is survived by Il
widow and one daughter.
The following members of John P. Porter
Post. S3, of Geneva, Ind, have been mus
tered out recently: Jacob Rumple. Co. II,
23d Ind; John c. Hale, Co. ID, 7ith Ohio,
and Perry L. Burk. Co. B, S4th Ind.
MENGES.-At Phoenix, Arlz, May 4. 1910,
Comrade Israel Menges, Co. F.. 54th Pa,
aged about, 20 years. Comrade Menges was
found by the Adjutant of ]. w. Owen Post.
., OF Phoenix, in n pitiful condition. unable
to help himself and entirely without care
or food. He had been hopelessy waiting
six weeks for his pension of SD so that
he might go to the Soldiers Home He
was Immediately furnished with food and
removed to more comfortable place. hut
owing to the privations he had undergone
his condition failed to improve and the next
morning he passed away.
KlDDER.-At Carpinteria. Cal, recently
Moses l.. kidder. of Co. X, 18th Mich, aged
IS years.
MiLLBR.-At his home In Unontown,
Pa, March IL. 1910. Jos. D. Miller, Co. II, !