The National tribune., 1910-05-12
Golden Weddings.

On May I. 1910. Comrade Charles A.
TarboX and his wife, of keene, y. H.,
will have been married So years, ana
they want some postal cards. Comrade
Tarbox served in Co. G, 18th y. H.. ard
is now 76 years of age. He was in the
Army of the Gulf. and among other
battles participated in that of Port Hud-
SON He says he is going to read The
National Tribune as long as he can see
to read.
A E. Day and wife. of Cortland. Neb.,
celebrated their SID wedding anniver-
sary March 9. and they will be very
glad to have postal cards.
Comrade B. W. Mendenhall and his
wife. Lydia E MendenhalI. of Santa
Rosa. Cal. celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary April ~. They were
married April II. 1860. at Kellogg.
Iowa. Letters and cards will be CRATE
fully received. Comrade Mendenhall
enlisted in Co. B. 18th Iowa. in october,
1861, and served until the close of the
war. He was with Sherman on his
march to the sea. He and his wife went
TO California in 1888, and have resided
there ever since. They have four chill
dren and four grandchildren.
Jacob RUNNER and wife. of Hamil
ton, Ind, will celebrate their 55th we'd
ding anniversary July /. 1910. Com
rade RUNNER was a member of Co. II.
his wife is nearly IS years old. Postal
cards and letters will be acceptable.
Just think of it, Here is Comrade l.
" Marsh and wife. of Grand junction.
Iowa, who on April 1, 1910, celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary. Com
rade Marsh served in the 34th Ill. He
is S3 years old and blind. Mrs. Marsh
is in her SD year. They will be pleased
to receive cards and letters from
friends.
Comrade and Mrs. D. c. Fowler. of
New Lexington, Ohio, go Comrade and
Mrs. Marsh four years better. They
celebrated the 64th anniversary of
their marriage March 90. 1910.
Comrade Fowler was Captain of
year, and Mrs. Fowler will be SO next
July. Two of Comrade Fowler's broth
ers were Captains in the 30th Ohio. and
both were wounded. Two brothers were
in the Hath Ohio also. Certainly we
all want to send cards to this couple.
Comrade Jacob NJ. Van Ripper and
wife, of Flat Rock, Mich, celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary on
March 4. Comrade Van Ripper was Ser
geant of Co. K, oath Mich, and served
from July 81, 1852, until the close of
the war in 1865. He was wounded at
Gettysburg and at the Wilderness. Mrs.
Van Ripper was Catherine S. Young.
They would be very glad, indeed, TO re-
ceive postal cards from any of their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C. Roberts of
Lake City. Mimi, celebrated their 50th
anniversary Oct. 20. 1909. Comrade
Roberts was member of the Morgan
Rifles, Co. B, 18th Rifles Regiment, en-
| listing April 10, 1861. and served to the
disbandment of same. Mr.. and Mrs
Roberts have seven living children and
seven grandchildren and one great
grandchild. They were married in New
Bloomfield, Perry County, Pa, in Octo-
Der. 1859, and resided at DuncannOn
Perry County. Pa, till 1871. They then
removed and settled in Wabasha Coun-
| ty, Mimi, and settled on a farm, and
remained there until 1901, from which
place they retired from the farm and
settled in Lake City. Mr.. Roberts is
nearing the 72d milestone. and Mrs.
Roberts is SO. They are both in very
good health. The presents were very
numerous and beautiful. The out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Dale, of Browns
Valley, and Mrs. Warning, of Beardsley.
both of Minnesota; Mr.. and Mrs. Huren,
of st. Paul. Seven living children gath
cred about Mr.. and Mrs Roberts on the
auspicious anniversary. There were 154
guests present.