From the Portland Commercial, Friday, September 8, 1899, p5 c5

Reunion, Company Reunion "h" of the Indiana 100th meets.

The annual reunion of Company "H" of the one hundredth Indiana is being held today at the home of Mel Near, on the north line of Green Twp., and is being well attended by the "boys" who served in the company during the ark days. 

Company "B" has organized.  Quite a number of the veterans who served in company "H" of the Morton Rifler--the Thirty fourth Indiana were in the city today and were dined at the noon hour by Col. Nim Headington at the Headington Resturant.  Among those present were B.F. Harter, Ab Hyde, Henry Stowell, Nimrod Headington, S.P. Morrow, Ed. Siders, and Samuel Laport of Near Market, Iowa.  Mr. Laport who is the guest of Al Martin of Penn twp. and had not seen his old comrades for thirty three years and the reunion was a most enjoyable one.

Isaac Swallow, a member, was killed at Smith Center , Kansas, July 7, 1899, by the falling of a bank barn.  Those of the comapny residing in this immediate section of the country are:  B.F. Harter of Salamonia, Perry L. Burke, of Geneva, Hamilton Cash of Geneva, Johnathan Elliott of Pony, A.R.Felt of Montpelier, John Gilbert, Martin Hustler, A.J. Holms, George Henderson, Charles Headington, John Miller, John McGriff, G H. Stowwell, Stephen Straley,  and Edward Sider of Portland,  Abner Hyde of Pennville, W.S. Illiff of New Pittsburg, J A Logan of Westchester, Aaron W. Lett of Wall, S P. Morrow and Ichabod Nichols of Pennville, W.R. Reeves of Union City, A.W. Slay of Royerton, Joshua Siders of Redkey, John Schull of Montpeilier, John M. Thomas and J. L. Walker of Green and Wm. Votaw of Geneva.