The Boonville Standard, Friday, October 8, 1897: Boys and Girls of 1863-1864 The Boonville boys and girls of 1863 and 1864 held an enjoyable reunion at the Fair last Thursday. A large number were present and a fine dinner was spread at the noon hour. Short speeches and talks were made by members of the company. Letters regretting inability to attend were read from Hon. C. DENNY of Indianapolis; Mary BATES SPENCER of Joplin, Mo., Dr. T. WERTZ of Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank HARRISON of Louisville, Ill., and Annie GARWOOD of Boonville. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. E. D. ROGERS, Mrs. Dan BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. Clate MCKINNEY, Mrs. Jane DAVIS, Mrs. Debbie BONAR and Mrs. Joe LOWRANCE of Evansville. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. MASON of Rockport. Dr. and Mrs. G. P. WILLIAMS of Huntingburg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred CURTIS of Newburgh. Mrs. Carrie MCCOY of Eby. Mr. and Mrs. Eph FOWLER of Oakland City. Mrs. Sue HART of Chandler. Judge and Mrs. Edward GOUGH, Mr. and Mrs. George HOUGHLAND, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MCCULLA, Mr. and Mrs. George WILDER, Mr. and Mrs. Fred RIGGS, Mr. and Mrs. John TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs. Joe HUDSPETH, Mr. and Mrs. J. BRECKENRIDGE, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ALLEN, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. SEELEY and Mr. Charles MATTHEWSON of Boonville. Reunion The 64th Reg. Ind. vol. Inft. held a reunion at the Boonville Fair on Thursday, and the following comrades were present and registered. Abe WRIGHT Company D. John A. WILKINSON Co. D. Dr. Sam JOHNSON Co. D. William CARLTON Co. D. Isaac VOTE Co. H. Wm. MANSIL Co. H. James McCUTCHAN Co. H. John A. REYNOLDS Co. E. Wm MCCOOL Co. E. Ely WAMSLEY Co. E. Charles SCHNIPPER Co. E. John R. WEED Co. E. Austin WHITE Co. E. Richard STEVENS Co. E. Robert R. BAKER Co. E. Jacob NELSON Co. E. John NICHOLSON Co. E. John BARNETT Co. E. Absalm B. HUDSON Co. E. Peter MARKER Co. E. Jefferson H. BAKER Co. E. Dan BOHANNON (no company listed) Death of Dr. Dubois Dr. Geo. DUBOIS died at St. Louis, Wednesday night of Uremia. Dr. DUBOIS was a practicing physician in Lynnville, this county, and left Monday for St. Louis to attend lectures at one of the medical colleges in that city. The remains of Dr. DUBOIS were brought to this city but at this writing arrangements had not been perfected for the funeral services. Many will be grieved at this announcement as the Dr. was well liked and had a bright future before him. Local News Deputy Sheriff Ray CHERRY escorted Joe SIBREL, and Sherman DAVIS, to the Indiana penitentiary at Michigan City on Monday each to serve a term of two years.