eloquent and interesting speak-those who have heard him • anxious to hear him again, oca I Legion port will probably •sented 100 per cent at the ban-Burlinglon and Ottumwa are two stops Mr. McNutt is mak-HONOR SOLDIER DEAD AT MONTROSE$,-» tal Tv TK* Htin K Ev*. rose. Ia.. June 5. Careful ef-»ere made previous to Memorial secure all names of deceased us who had served in any war « h th United Slates has been •d, and who were at any time its of Monrose or vicinity. This *ne in order that their names be read and that flowers and light be placed on their graves und the monument in the com-in their memory. The greater : v. ere Civil war \etoran a few n the tegular army, while five • reruns of the World war. The Hows William Andrews Sr. a Andrews. Jr . Ferdnand Ar-»ut. Joel Ames. J N. Ballou.| John Brown. E. G. Burns, Sllvanus , Cale. G. W. Davis. Hugh Cameron, B. j C. Navae. Agustus Hausman, J. A. j Virts, John Philp. David Houghton. J. D. Richards. J. B. Kiel Jr.. Henry Winthers. Elmer Reed. Howard Mooc. J James Griswold. H. C. Rickey. Wash 1 ington Galland. Rufus Goodnough. lxrenz McCann. John Worden. Andrew LoFevre. Earl Stockwell, Charles Sack man. John Holmes. George W. Holmes. John Newhouse. Morris Peck. 1 Samuel Wolklt. James Reeves. Wm. K Reeves. Harry Wilson. Solomon Bishop. William Horton. Ixiuis Sloun-aker. Sr.. David Hamilton. Thomas Simpson. Wm. Morrison. Robert Mit-chel. Le Fevre Smith. Henry Simons. Wm Johnese Joseph Ray. G. O. Titus. Joseph Garret. Andrew Coulter. Elijah Moore. Walker Wilson. Jacob Rempe. L. B. Harrisoo. William Spain. George Wade, and Tip Best, for whom the G A R. Post was named. The records are that he was the first man from Montrose who died In the Civil war. Wm. I- Crane for whom the American Legion Post No. 487 was named, was I he first In the World war to died over seas. The other World war veterans are Herman Miles. John Andrews, and Earl Buck.nnwIIAT I B