THE SUNDAY ORTOOXIAN. PORTLAND. NOVEMBER
COMRADES OF OLD COMPANY G OF O. N. G. WILL HOLD REUNION
LD comrades of Company G. O
I I gon National Guard, one of the
best-known military organiza
tions of the city, will fraternize in
the 32d annual reunion on November
J 9. The members of the comoany will
gather at the rathskeller of the Ger
man House and the old days will be
revived "and half-forgotten tales re
called at the Informal bohemian dinner
that will be served.
Probably 70 veterans of the popular
company ' will be gathered at the re
.irion. The spirit of the old days and
of comradeship drawn tighter by the
passing years will rule. Robert E.
Liavis. who succeeded Louis Clinton
Farrar is captain of old Company G
in 1895, will act as toastmaster. There
will be no set speeches but probably
all present will take some part in the
evening's entertainment.
Company G was organized and en
tered the service of the Oregon State
Militia on November 15. 1883. It
maintained a distinct indivduality, do
ing its part in preserving the good
order of the Mate and even n those
days taking a stand for National pre
paredness. Its members were well
drilled, and the company is recalled as
having been a model volunteer mili
tary organization.
True to- its mission. Company G
stepped to the front when the Spanish
War broke out. In 1898 the organiza
tion, a' capable " fighting unit, vts
merged into the Second Oregon Regi
ment and shared in the brlliant work
of that . organization in the Philio
nlnes. Tlie original members of Company
G are scattered to many parts of the
world. Many have diesj, but there are
still a large number in and about
Portland who cherish memories ofhe
old days and who count the annual re
union as one of the brightest days on
the calendar.
Members of the compnnv were not,
presumably, madt into brutal persons
by their early military training. They
stand high in the. professional and
business ranks of the state. '
Some have kept track of their for
mer comrades and are able to recall
the activities of each member of the
company. The roster of the company
is given- here and what the mombe-s
later undertook in a business way is
recalled by one who was prominent in
Company G.
J. W. Newklrk Former cashier of
the First National Bank, a position ho
held for many years. He has now re
tired from active business.
D- L. Williams One of Portland's
well-known architects. He has helped
design many of the city's best struc
tures. A. L. Upson He is connected with
the United States Engineers here.
Mr. Upson has :.n orchard at Hood
Rver to which, he gives considerable
attention.
A. Wagner Has been a practicing
attorney in Portland for many rears,
a profession he is still following.
-Dr. C. C. Newcastle Is a Portland
dentst, well known in the profession
and with a wide acauaintance
throughout the city.
H. W. Hogue For many years an
attorney of this city, and formerly
was Police Judge.
S A. Hering He has been promi
nent in the transportation business for
years. Is now superintendent of car
service for the O.-W. R. & co
L. C. Jones After being in business
here for a cumber of vears. he left
the city for Denver, where he is en
gaged In insurance dealing.
W. E. Potter Was in the real es
tate business in Portland formerly
and was a Deputy Sheriff under Tom
word. .
. R; B. Davis Was an office man and
bookkeeper. He is in the auditing de-
i"?6,? ' f tne Pacific ' Power &
Light Company.
H' J"' t-'otherline Is in the insur-
l.or?lab''nelSWith ""a both in
Portland and Eugene.
oT'v.' wtero"--A former, account
ant here. Was a graduate of Yale and
prominent in athletics. He went East
city. busln"s in an Eastern
p. A. Shlndler. Is a well-known real
estate dealer of Portland. He was for
merly in the furniture business with
his father.
K. M Cousins. He was with th
Union Pacific system for a number of
years and was formerly general agent
ror one of the railroads In Mexico.
A. L. Warner. Formerly with the
paymaster's department of the old Ore
gon Railroad & Navigation Company.
He is now holding a position with the
Seattle city government.
W. E. Mulhollan. After practicing
Ills profession of dentist in this city
for some time, he is now located in
Juneau, Alaska, where he is a well
known dentist.
L. W. Moody. A former druggist
here. He has now retired and spends
much of his time in travel.
t" H. Clarke. He is now In New
ork City, where he Is a salesman for
a firm of wine importers.
W. T. Muir. For many years was
one of the well-known attorneys of
Portland. .He died two years ago
Dr. B. K. Miller. A well-known phy
sician of Portland, where he has long
practiced. He is one of the prominent
homeopathic physicians of the country
C. M. ldieman. He has been an at
torney here for years and has a wide
acquaintance.
L. G. Farrar. Was Captain of Com
pany G from 1S82 to l9o. He died in
the latter year.
A. J. Coffee. A former Portlander.
He is now the representative of a fire
alarm manufacturer and travels all
over the world in promoting t... sale
of the appliance. His headquarters
are in San Francisco.
Richard Martin, Jr. Is one of Port
land's architects, a profession he hat,
followed for a long time. He has
planned many of Portland's leading
structures.
M. S. Jamieson. He was an officer
,ln the Second Oregon Regiment in the
Philippines. He has since died.
H. Glahn. A mechanio when he was
a member of Company G. He has moved
from Portl. nd.
G W. Freeman. A civil engineer by
profess.on. He is now in the East. He
was engineer In the lighthouse service
of the Government when last heard of
by Portland friends.
Will A. Lee Is with the First Na
tional bank of Portland, being custo
dian of the Security Sa:e Deposit Com
pany. R. F. Prael A member of the Prael
Hegele Company, formerly with the
Security Savings & Trust Company
and was once paymaster of the old
O. R. & N. Co.
J. C. Harris Was well known In
Portland for a long time but of late
years has lived in Seattle, where he is
connected with the Alaska Steamship
Company. ,"
E. Kemera Was with the Ladd &
Tllton Bank for a number of veaYs.
but removed from the city and trace
or nlm has been lost.
C. C. Smith. Is in the real estate
business in Portland, a business he has
followed for some years,
C. Mendenhall. Formerly Portland
accountant He ha removed from this
city to California.
George II. Hinners. Was formerly a
physician here. He died in 1914.
A. J. Stevens: Now dead. He was
formerly with the First National Bank
of this city.
G. T. Wiliett. He was with the pas
senger department of the Western Pa
cific Railway for more than 30 years
He is now retired and spends much of
hlstlme in travel.
R. K. Lee Is prominent in the
Apollo Club. Traveling representative
for the Pacific Metal Works
Dr. H. W. Cardwell. Now deceased
He was oa the staff of General Law
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Members of old Company G. Oregon National Guard. Identifica
tion of the photographs is accomplished by reference to the small di
agram. The numbers correspond to the positions occupied by the in
dividual photographs in the large picture.
1 C. A. Burckhardt
5 H. Wiicer
3 M. W. Gorman
4 G. W. Webber
5 N. F. Gillespie
P. R. Smith
" K. H. Fleming
8 J. X. Biles
W. A. Lee
30 E. Kemers
11 A. L.Upsun
1- G. H. Stevens
15 Ir. B. E. Miller
14 C. A. Monneil
15 P. Van Fricagh
IS W. E. Mulhollan
1" J. K. Banfrs
IS P. R. Uu-ntdale
19 H. A. Darnell
H. A. Schaub
21 G. W. Hovt
52 W. E. Reck
23 W. S. Lombard
It G. W. Freeman
5S C. H. Mclaaao
26 C. o. Morgan
57 E. R. Marrinn
23 J. B. Pitktngcon
;9 C. I. Lownsjata
SO H. Pilkington
31 F. O. Burckhardt
32 Dr. G. K. Himers
35 T. K. tanbar
34 A. Cookingham
35 E. H. Palmer
36 F. Q. Northrup
37 C. I. Emmons
3 D. E. Dunbar
3 a. F. J ones
40 H. N. Cockerline
41 E. P. Dosch
4 2 U. F Campbell
43 O. W. Taylor
4 4 c. E. Loekwood
4 F. F. Plttoclc
46 C. W. Kins
47 H. G. t'olton
4S It. F. Prael
48 M. Mendenhall
50 L. 'A Moody
51 G. M. Ho t
52 S. A. Herlnp
53 G. F. Jones
54 J. M. Crabbe
55 H. M. Cake
5ti E. H. Kiiham
5 7 F. W. L"rev
58 C. D. McLaine
59 A. J. Coffee
60 G. T. Wlllett
61 L. C. Farrar
tJ J. W. Newkirk
S3 E. W. Moora
64 C. E. Schermerhorn
5 T. C. Waterous
6-i C. Mendenhall
67 Dr. G. F. lvoehler
63 W. S. Potter
69 Dr. H. W. Cardwell
"0 R. K. Lee
71 L. O. Jones
7 J B. F. Jones
73 R. E. DavU
74 H. C. Jackson
75 C. H. Clarke
76 D. A. Shlndler
77 C. C. Smith
i H. Glahn
79 A. L. Parker
50 R. D. Hewitt
51 G. F. Ruisell
8 2 S. C. Sladdon
S3 F. A. Newton "
84 p. A. Shlndler
Sj H. E. Judge
S C. C. Fallenius
S7 A. Warner
S3 W. L. Dudley
S John Gill
90 J. M. Forsythe
91 E. Tucker
! C. M. Idleman
91 R. K. Hovt
9 4 E. P. Waite
95 J. J. Stevens
9 J. A. Hertzman
9 7 H. D. Story
98 M. s. Jamison
99 R. Martin, Jr.
100 J. A. Reid
101 W. T. Muir
102 E. M. Cousins
10 3 H. W. Hogue
104 O. B. Stubbs
10.1 A. L. Warner
105 O. P. MeFail
107 J. C. Jones
108 H. p. Flint
-109 D. J. Zan
UO Dr. C. C. Newcastle
111 L. R. Flint
1 12 Ivan Humuon
113 J. D. Leonard
114 J. C. Harris
115 L. H. Lamberson
11 R. H. Wallace
ton in the Philippine, as a physician. I time. Is now a salesman in this cltv
R. D. Hewitt Has been well known I E. W. Moore. A nulv. vt.i '
in business circles here lor & lon 1 wu an expert rifle shot and waa on the'
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American rifle team some time ago.
For years he was a Portland photog
rapher. H. C. Reck Was a traveling sales
man here for some time and was
transferred to San Francsco. where he
was with a drug firm.
- G. F. Russell Formerly in ttie real
estate business, he has been traveling
with his family for some time. His
home is here.
IX J. Zan A well-known member of
the Apollo Club and a prominent solo
ist of the city. A member of the
manufacturing firm of Zan Bros.
IX K. Dunbar. Is Alaska representa
tive for Lang & Co., rieh headquarters
in Seattle.
C. H. Mclsaae Former secretary of
the Manufacturers' Association. He
later went to California to live.
John Gill Is department manager
of the J. K. Gill Company. Is well
known in educational work and is an
authority on fisheries and early In
dian lore of the Pacific Northwest.
F. O. Northrup Is active in the real
estate business in this city.
R. W. Hoyt Now retired. Was. for
merly cashier of the old Merchants'
Xational Bank.
G. W. Webber An accountant here
for many years. Now auditor of the
Bank of California.
K. P. Waite Waa formerly solicit
ing freight agent for the Great North
ern 'Railway. He went to Seattle,
where he is now living.
K. P. Dosch Has been active in
transporat ion circles for years. Is
chief clerk, in the offices . of . the
Steamship Com-
America-Hawaiian
pany. -
J. A. Hertzman Now deceased. He
was formerly with the First National
Bai;k.
Henry Wagner An attorney of the
city for many years. Is an executor
of the Weinhard estate.
F. W. Carey Was a bookkeeper
here for a long time. He went to San
Francisco, where he ts a lumberman.
A Parkhurst Formerly in the
real estf te business here. Is now op
erating the hotel at Crater Lake.
W. S Lombard Was In the ice
business here :n the earlier davs. He
is now dead.
K. H. Kiiham Is vice-president of
the Kiiham Stationery i Printing
Company and is In charge of the
Lewiston brtnch of the firm.
W. L. Jiudley Formerly County
Clerk here, later' in the real estate
busine.-s. He Is now in Seattle.
T. M. Dunbrr Formerly treasurer
of the Spokane. Portland & Seattle
Railway. He has now retired and is
living on his farm near Eugene.
If. P. Flint Now in the real estate
business in Los Angeles. Was a man
ufacturer" agent while living in
Portland.
C. I. Lowndale For many years a
salesman here. He is now with the
J. K. Gill Company.
J. B. Pilkington Is well known as
a nurseryman. Besides he is an ac
tive member of the Apollo Club.
H. G. Colton Has been identified
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