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DEATH OF 6. S. CAM.MB WAS THE OLDEST ODD FELLUW.IN THE ST ATI-:.RESIDENT OF TU16 CITY SINCE IMS-CAl'T- W. S. DUCK Sl'CCUMDS TO A COMPLICATION OF DISISASES-OT El EH DEATHS AND FUNERALS.Death rt'muved fruru *jur midst yeslcr-! cJji- Oitvtgv S- Curl), uoe ol the eldest and must respected citizens «'f Fort Wayne. Alr. Carl! had reached the age of *eveuty-itihe ycaft anti his* Jtmlw Wus caused by tlie Inlirmltles of old age. Ik- bnd been in ill-health for some Hire. About tw«| years ago he was stricken whit paralysis,! lie never entirely recovered Irani the er-iWfii of It. and -witAlin lhi» lavt fi**v mouths his health and strength have gradually failed. Me math? his home with his daughter, Mrs. A. Hosier. lt;133 Lafayette | street, where his dfcath occurred.Mr. Cavil was horn In Now Jersey, andwhen a young man he went to FennsyJ-lv»n!u, where, for a short time, he located |iii Hope. Pu. In 1845 he been mu h member of the L O. O. joining the H one lodge, No. VS. Three years after that Mr. OtrEl came to Indiana and Incited in FortWayne. He was a eablm-r maker by Irude and directly after reaching Lias eity he went Into the employ of Mr. John M. Miller. who had just established a store vt» ISust Main street, which Is now conducted by his son. Mr. C. A. Miller. Mr. Carll has lived in this city continuously since that lltnc.In 1JJ5-I he wys married in Welts county and brought his wife to Fort Wayne Immediately- Mr- Carl! continued In the employ of Mr. Miller truth JwR, when lie went Into ijactnei slilj hi I hr nurjvrlu+dof;business with Mr. Louis Peltier. father of Mr. James Pel tier. Mrf CarN remained In that business until IJoZ* when hy sold outIds Interests and ret vrpfld. t» Hu* employof JSIr, Miller. Me retnulnril there until his health compelled him t»» retire.Mr. Carl I was probably 1lt«? oldest Odd | Fellow In the state- 1 He had beeti an av- ; tlv*; member of this order from the time i he entered it. I*1 1,M*. 'RlMl his health be* i ctmw tut* wur to permit him ensuglng in ; the work. Me l,Mjk nU fJ»«* degree* and: ;ilyo held the highest tKlk*lt;-w In tlm *t{*te: in this order, lie never HignseJ In im11* ; ties. Mr. CarII errjoyed a large clrehj of; avttualnlariees. who ■ will bo grieved lo; learn of his fonlh. jAlr. C*r||*s wife «ll^d.,il:nuil two yr«f I *ku. .Me b*avc« tbrc*j cjiMdriat in mounthis loss. TIi«?y are ( .Mn?- Hosier, with; whom he llvol; MIh* UtlSOh I':*Hi mid Mr. ' tjrrtrcc £. Carib Jr.. with Is employed lt;m; tile l/»|lhvllln Cumtrtefrla*.The will I*? eoihMirtrd Wcdm;*-1♦Ikj- rnfterntoo at 3tSfcp from d*«- resbJebco. i 43? Lafayette street ami wi» probably be j under Hip ausnlcoi ntJtfvt Odd Fellows. I
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Ft Wayne Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Tue, Aug 01, 1899
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