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LAGRAENion of !oun-Bsionera circuit nal s€3-nber of itr the letitions ?ks ago, oilmans, ■airman ert sec-for dif-west to was by c start-ring the ip line, ity line. Iter et le Sem-miles. 1 south Emma,esented td road s Davis oke inppeared f. Hos-ihipshe-i New-it club, emarks • Re-rney W. eenfield severalieralion , pro-hevvana ly. Mr. a pet:-icticaliy saioneia ito ses-:wo deroad.Tiesson of d town-rnghter lahl, of Prince-be at South groom county, i High 1 years heologi-irch at cretary For a t Lake:Friday linger-Z years, t wheplocated where 196. she William hildren ed hereDEATH RECORDREO!SheriffNeaFORBESMrs. E. H. Forbes died last Thursday evening at her home in Milford township after on illness of several months olheart trouble. Her age was 78 years, 4 months and 13 days. She was bora in Delaware county. O., but had resided in this county since 1869 and since 1873 on the farm where she died.„ Had she lived four days longer she and her husband would have lived together OS years. They were married August 18, 1861, by John R Newhouse, who died only a short time ago at the age of 90 years. She is survived by her husband and four sons: John, J. K.,Elmer and William, all residents of LaGrange county. J. K. is at present in Minnesota engaged in dredge work.There are also two sisters: Mrs. AlMiiler of this county and Mrs. Martha j found tt) Rogers of Delaware county, O : and Burghers two brothers: William Rhodes of Napoleon, 0 , and David Rhodes of Delaware county. Ohio. The funeral was held Monday, the 5Slh anniversary of her wedding day. in the Christian church at Stroh, Rev. Hedges officiating. Interment took place in the Reed cemetery a! Mt. Pisgah.Just blt; received Marshal that a 1 Reith, w and askii it. A sh a call fn township been ab left imed ney and neighbor;Death of C. C. OckerChristopher C Ocker died yesterday morning at the home of his sister. Miss Anna Ocker, in Chicago, aged 65 years. Mr. Ocker had been in failing health for several years. Last winter he became seriously ill and for several weeks it was thought that he could not recover, hut finally he rallied sufficiently to make the trip to Chicago with his sister, who took care of him here. Although he had Ihe best of care he continued to fail until lie died. He is survived by a con, Hugh, of Seattle, Washington, and a daughter, Ollie, of Los Angeles, Cal. The latter was with i him when he died. Also one brother, M. M. Jckcr, of Crystal Lake, Mich , one sisle-, Miss Anna Ocker, of Chicago, and one half brother, William E. Highland, of Eaton, 0.The remains will be brought to La-Grange Thursday and will be buried in Greenwood cemetery Thursday afternoon under tbe auspices of LaGrange lodge K. of t',' ' - 'Mr. Ocker was engaged in business here 32 years.the men had com school ha Smirh’sf and stole then gon McKibbe Mr. Her ing them At fiss after the confessei about mi home f ri left somt the mach some oil them to I its aban names s 20 and If shal Kigt and tookDeath of Former ResidentMrs. John J. Arnold died at her home at Fdrt Wayne last Thursday afternoon after a week’s illness of cerebral hemorrhage. She was born in LaGrange county. December 3, 1853 and was the oldest daughter of Jacob Garmire one of the early residents of the county.For 35 years she had been a resident of Fort Wayne. Besides five children, she is survived by four brothers and three sisters, all of whom are well-known in this county; Luther Garmire, of Imperial, Cal.; Preston Garmire, of Grand Island, Cal.; Horace Garmire, of Lyford, Texas; Robert B. Garmire, of Fort Wayne; Mrs. George Jenkins, of Cheating, Micb.; Mrs. Frank Taylor, of ™ „Michigan and Mrs. Georgs Meyers, of . *.. i - »s__ . _ |-alAsscsm True vali and impr Mortgag Net valu True vali ved by B Aaeessmi Assess m egraph,lt; Assessm trust con Assessm Improvei Grand toTreaSeed t water trlt; scab and All perso at the tilAugustLaGrangMilford.AugustWolcottvShipsheaRuRussellthis city. Mrs. Arnold was a lifelong member of the English Lutheran church.Funeral services were held from the residence-Saturday afternoon at four o'lock, Rev, Samuel Wagenhais, D. D' officiating..Real Estate TransfersNewburv townahin — Ed M. Halbertwaa torpi as missto some tbrl service, served inWill TaClaude Albion U
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