Hi Randy, A later obit in the same paper gives some more detailed information on her and her birthplace. Kriebel and Cribble were interchanged often in the old records, but you probably already know that <g>. Thanks much for posting your obits. I hope this additional one helps, too. !OBITUARY: "McArthur Democrat Enquirer"; Vinton County, Ohio; published Wednesday, July 18, 1923. Information from Obituary: "Arabella, daughter of David and Mary WOMELDORF CRIBBLE was born at Butler County, Pennsylvania, Feb 1, 1851, and departed this life July 7, 1923, aged 72 years, 5 months, 6 days. She was united in marriage to John EBERTS December 23, 1866, and to this union were born fifteen children: ten sons and five daughters. Two sons and three daughters have preceded her in death. She gave her heart to Jesus and united with the United Brethern [sic] Church several years ago and followed in the Masters footsteps till death. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and children whom she so faithfully cared for. She leaves to mourn their loss eight sons and two daughters, forty-five grandchildren, and thirteen great grandchildren, besides other relatives and friends. MOTHER Mother is the dearest word, The ear has ever heard The saddest hour of the heart Is when with mother we must part. A mother's love we never forget, Her voice we hear it yet. You fell asleep dear mother, With a smile upon your face And the light upon your forehead shows you had found a fairer place. It is hard to give you up dear mother! But we feel you are at rest, We know God loved you and his will is for the best." -----Original Message----- From: Randy Sue McKeever [mailto:nan1880@hotmail.com] Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 3:16 PM To: OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [OHVINTON-L] KREIBEL EBERTS obit SOURCE: McArthur Democrat Enquirer July 11, 1923 Vinton County Newspaper "Mrs Arabella Eberts" "Mrs. Arabella Eberts, age 72 died at the home of her son Harry Eberts at Tarr Farm last Saturday night. Surviving her are ten children, Mrs Rose Champlin, Mrs Emma Gregory, Harry, John, George, David, Henry, Elmer, Pearl and Clarence. Funeral services were conducted by Rev J,W, Belcher at the United Brethren Church at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Burial in the Hamden Cemetery. Gaskill of McArthur undertaker- Hamden Cor."

Does any one have a Nancy Trennor/Trainer in their data base? Also looking for a Sam Trainer. Thanks Madge ----- Original Message ----- From: jon trainer To: OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 6:36 PM Subject: Re: [OHVINTON-L] All These Obits keep 'em coming! jon trainer ----- Original Message ----- From: Randy Sue McKeever<mailto:nan1880@hotmail.com> To: OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 3:49 PM Subject: [OHVINTON-L] All These Obits Dear Fellow Researchers, I hope that no one is feeling deluged with all the obits I have put on the list the past 2 days. It concerns me that the list has been so inactive and I thought perhaps if I could share some of the things that I have that perhaps this would spark some interest. I would like to challenge you to posting some of your own obits or perhaps early newspaper articles to the list to share with others. I know that many of you are out of state or out of county like I am and that getting to "down home to Vinton Co" is not as easy and I am always thrilled when I get something new! Please consider doing this request to make it active and to share with one another. It is probably best if you can cite your sources too, to prevent any problems! Happy Hunting to you all! Randy Sue McKeever

Joan wrote: > Is there any desendants of Samual Sage,James Sage,James and Nancy Sage Are > my GGGgrandparents.do not know where they are buired.need some help.Thanks > Joan > Hi Joan, I found this info on familysearch.org., does this sound like your Sage family? If so maybe you should search in Athens County for some of them. Good luck, Jeanie Samuel Sage born 11 Jun 1756 in Bristol, Gloucester, England died 8 Apr 1824, Mcarthur, Vinton Co., Ohio buried Old Mcarthur Cem, Mcarthur, Vinton Co., Ohio married 1774 in Dublin, Ireland wife's name, Judith Callivan Galliva born about 1760 in Galway, Ireland died 1833 in Vinton Co., Ohio Children: 1. Joel, b abt 1785 in Virginia, d 1818 in Athens Co., Ohio, married Polly Palmer 2. Charlotte, b abt 1789 in Virginia 3. Joseph, b in Virginia (birth date has to be wrong, says 1842) 4. James, b in Virginia (birth date is wrong, says 1840), d 28 Jun 1843 in Elk Twp., Athens Co., Ohio, (probate) , married Nancy Lampher 20 May 1819 in Athens Co, Ohio 5. Nancy, b 1787 in Virginia, d 1836 in Ohio, married James Pilcher in 1806

I knew this woman,when i was a kid,growing up in Dundas,Ohio. I used to talk to her a lot,and she was always sitting in her swing. I don`t remember a man around either,but i think he had died years before,an accident,or something. Her sister,or sister in law,Wanda Murdoch,lived right below her.I knew her as Sade Murdoch. I remember her daughter,Mabel,but not the other one.Sade lived in the big red brick house,on the left,as you turned into Dundas,from rt 93,which was rt 75 then. The bricks for the house were made on the property. ,according to my parents.She has relatives in McArthur,and Wellston,Ohio .Dorothy Morgan!!

In the Wrightsel funeral book,there is a Harvey Brown Sage,B Aug.11,1852,and DOct9,1948-buried at Elk Cemetery ,McArthur,Ohio-Vinton Co. also found in other Vinton Co records, Harriet Alice Sage-D Jan.9,1927 -buried Elk Cemetery-McArthur,Ohio .Can find no other records.Maybe all the other ones died before they started to keep records. Hope this helps.Dorothy Morgan!!!

I have lots of Nixons in my computer but none of them connected to the Dillons. Perhaps if you told me the given name of the Nixons and the time period I could make a connection for you. Nova Weller

Hoping you can find some of my Sage Family that lived in McArthur,Ohio.Keep the Obit coming.Thanks Joan

keep 'em coming! jon trainer ----- Original Message ----- From: Randy Sue McKeever<mailto:nan1880@hotmail.com> To: OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:OHVINTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 3:49 PM Subject: [OHVINTON-L] All These Obits Dear Fellow Researchers, I hope that no one is feeling deluged with all the obits I have put on the list the past 2 days. It concerns me that the list has been so inactive and I thought perhaps if I could share some of the things that I have that perhaps this would spark some interest. I would like to challenge you to posting some of your own obits or perhaps early newspaper articles to the list to share with others. I know that many of you are out of state or out of county like I am and that getting to "down home to Vinton Co" is not as easy and I am always thrilled when I get something new! Please consider doing this request to make it active and to share with one another. It is probably best if you can cite your sources too, to prevent any problems! Happy Hunting to you all! Randy Sue McKeever

Dear Fellow Researchers, I hope that no one is feeling deluged with all the obits I have put on the list the past 2 days. It concerns me that the list has been so inactive and I thought perhaps if I could share some of the things that I have that perhaps this would spark some interest. I would like to challenge you to posting some of your own obits or perhaps early newspaper articles to the list to share with others. I know that many of you are out of state or out of county like I am and that getting to "down home to Vinton Co" is not as easy and I am always thrilled when I get something new! Please consider doing this request to make it active and to share with one another. It is probably best if you can cite your sources too, to prevent any problems! Happy Hunting to you all! Randy Sue McKeever

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper The Republican Tribune April 20, 1921 "CLARENCE WARREN Killed at Petersburg, Indiana, Monday While Demonstrating Working of Mine Machinery. Was The Son of John Warren and Formerly Lived Here, Served in the World War." "A telegram to George Warren was received here Monday stating that his nephew Clarence Warren was killed at Petersburg, Ind. that morning , and that the body would be brought to his former home here for burial. Nothing definite was leared as to the cause of his death until this Wednesday morning following the arrival of the body Tuesday night accompanied by the wife and friends, who state, that in demonstrating the working of the mine machinery for which he was a salesman for The Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. of Columbus, his clothing was caught in the machinery, when he applied sand to the belt to prevent its slipping and his body was drawn into the machinery and terribly crushed. He was 30 years old, a son of Mr and Mrs John Warren, who formerly lived here but now resides at Santa Paula, Cal. besides his father and mother, two sisters Edith of Santa Paula, California and MRs Zelma Dunkle of Greendale Ohio and one brother Albert of Washington survive. Funeral services were held at the home of George Warren on South Market Street at 2pm under the auspices of Robert Wycoff Post American Legion of which he was a member. Dr. C.B. Taylor conducting the services. Burial in the Elk Cemetery. P. Gaskill in charge."

SOURCE: Obituary from McArthur Democrat Enquirer October 8, 1930 "William Augustus Warner wasborn at Vinton Furnace, February 23, 1864 and departed from this life at Dundas on September 24, 1930 at the age of sixty six yars, seven months and one day.. He was united in marriage to Miss Celia Sadler February 1887. To this union were born three children: Harvey now deceased, Naomi wife of H.S. Penrod and Audrea wife of B.H. Smith both of Chillicothe. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, four grandchildren, two sisters Mrs Susan Ward of Hamden and Mrs Elizabeth Mayhan of Bicknell, Indiana; two brothers Edward of Dundas and Philip of McCunebille, besides many other relatives and a host of friends to mourn their loss. At the age of forty three he united with the United Brethren church of Dundas and has since remained an active and loyal servant of the Lord."

SOURCE: Republican Tribune Jan 4, 1939 OBITUARY Andrew Jackson Ward, son of Elias and Katherine Ward, was born March 25, 1867. Departed this life December 26, 1938 aged 71 years 9 months and 1 day. He was united in marriaege to Janey Wycoff, September 25th, 1867 to this union was born 9 children, six sons and three daughters. Two sons and two daughters having preceded him in death. He leaves to mourn his passing , his wife Janey Ward, four sons Edward and Oscar of Dundas, Ohio, Walter of McArthur, Ohio and *Lafayette of Prattsville, Ohio, one daughter Mrs Walter Zimmerman of McArthur, Ohio, one brother Hilas Ward of Dundas, Ohio and one sister Mrs Cassie Holdren of Guernsey county, Ohio; also thirty grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. He was born in Vinton county,Ohio and spent his entire life in the county of his birth. He was loved by all who came in contact with him. He was a good neighbor and a loving father, and will be sadly missed by all. "I cannot say and will not say That he is dead- He is just away. With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, As he wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there, And you- O you, who the wildest yearns, For the old time steps and the glad return. Think of him, passing on as dear In the love of there as the love of here. Think of him still as the same, I say He is not dead - he is just away." CARD OF THANKS The family desires to thank all for their kindness and their sympathy during the sickness and death of our husband and father, also those who gave floral tributes. Mrs. Janey Ward and Family

SOURCE: Vinton County Ohio Newspaper McArthur Democrat Enquirer March 26, 1896 "Mrs Margaret Bobo, relict of Ezekiel Bobo, died at the home of her daughter Mrs Willis Pierce, in Jackson township, this county, last Sunday after an illness of several weeks. She was born December 25th 1812 and was 83 years of age last Christmas. Her maiden name was Walts and she was married thrice. Her first husband was Thomas Clements the father of Jacob and Richard Clements, of McArthur, Mrs. Willis Pierce of Jackson township, and Mrs Rachel Streetstone of Charleston, West Virginia. Her second marriage was to Renick Brown an old citizen of this county. After the decease of Mr. Brown, she was married to Ezekiel Bobo, who departed this life a few years ago. She was a good woman, always taking a deep interest in the welfare and happiness of her family and friends. The burial took place last Tuesday in the Elk Township cemetery. The funeral being from the residence of Mr, Pierce in Jackson Township."

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper McArthur Democrat Enquirer May 15, 1897 "DIED" "VALE- At his home in Columbia township, Meigs County. April 25, 1892 Eli Vale aged 80 years 6 months and 1 day. The deceased was the father of J.Q, Vale and A. W. Vale of Vales Mills and had been a resident of Columbia for more than thirty years. He was the senior partner in the Mills with his sons until August last, and was an excellent man in every respect." ******************************************************************

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper Republican Tribune January 31, 1923 "Mrs Eliza Townsend Trainer" "Mrs Eliza Townsend Trainer, aged 72 years, died January 25, 1823 of paralysis, at her home here, after four days of illness. She is survived by one son Harry who lived with his mother, three sisters Belle, Emma and Cora, all who lived in the far west, also survived by two granddaughters. Funeral Saturday afternoon at the Temple Church. Rev. Sermon by Rev Warner. Burial in Temple Cemetery by Vale and Martin- Vales Mill Correspondent." NOTE: I have in my files that her first name was Anna Eliza Townsend. She married Hiram Daniel Trainer.

SOURCE: Newspaper McArthur Democrat Enquirer July 14, 1915 HEADLINE: " In Tribute to Mrs M.S. Cox, Who Departed This Life June 17, at her Western Home." "Ida Blanche Timms was born at Dundas, Ohio August 2, 1883 and departed this life June 17, 1915 at her home at 347 Cornwall Street, Los Angeles, California. She was the seventh child in a family of eight children and leaves to mourn her losss her aged parents Ezra Q and Susan M Timmms; four brothers and three sisters, and a devoted husband, her death being the first break in the family circle in more than 50 years. She spent her childhood days on the farm playing among the flowers and trees, God's own playground, which she so dearly loved in later years. She was educated in the public schools of her own county and entered her high school work under the principal who afterward became her husband. Completing her high school course she entered a sucesful career as a teacher, which she supplemented with a commercial course in the Mountain State Business College at Parkersburg, West Virginia, after which she became associated with the Central Newspaper Association in Cinncinnati Ohio as a bookkeeper. This position she held at the time of her marriage to Milton S Cos of Los Angeles California, which occurd on April 24, 1913 at the Central Christian Church in her home city. After becoming a resident of Los Angeles, she transferred her membership from Bethel Christian Church at her old home to Broadway Christian church, where she was active member in church and Sunday school wrok until ill health compelled her to resign from active service. A very beautiful and impressive service was held at Vesper's Undertakering Parlors at 1938 East First Street on June 19, under the auspices of the Broadway Church , her pastor Charles F Hutsler, delivered and eloquent address and paid a beautiful tribute to her home life, and splendid Christian character, pointing out in his logical way the relationship, the security, the guidance and the joy of being with and having Christ as one's Good Shepherd and assuring the bereaved husband in the words of Christ, " I will not leave you desolate" after which he recited an original poem of consolation: "And some time when my day is ended And the duties He gave me are done I shall watch at Life's western windows The gleam of the setting sun. I shall fall asleep in the twilight, As I have never dreamed before, To dream of this beautiful city Till I waken to sleep no more: There will fall on my restless spirit A love, oh so wondrously sweet, And I shall cross over the river My loved one in Heaven to meet." Following this touching ceremony the remains were removed from under a wealth of floral offerings to Evergreen Cemetery."

**************************************************************************************************************** SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper McArthur Democrat Enquirer August 19, 1925 "Death of Ezra Q. Timms" "Ezra Quimby Timms aged 82 years died at his home in Dundas, Ohio Sunday August 15, at 4 o'clock. He was a Civil War veteran, sergeant in Co K. 11th West Virginia Infantry, serving about three years until the end of the war. A couple of sketches as to his ardurous and patriotic services during these trying times were published in this paper during the past year. He was a man of fine capacity, a successful farmer and raiser of fine livestock in which he took commendable pride and was universally respected for his sterling qualities as a man and citizen. Surviving are the following named children, grandchildren, and gread grand children; his daughter Mrs Amy Salts of Dundas, her daughter Lulu Smith of Marion: daughter Ina Workman of Dundas; daughter Sybil Timms at Home: Sons of Amy Salts: Roy, Kenneth and Earl Salts of Detroit; Otto of Portsmouth Robert and Garvin at Dundas; son Henry Timms his daughter Helen; his son James W. Timms, Dundas, his daughter MRs Alta Perriner of Cleveland, her daughter Betty Jane daughter Annie Russell, wife of Sam Russell of Dundas, their daughter Nellie Dye wife of Roy Dye; son of Charles Timms, his son John and daughter Alice, Dundas, two children of his son George (deceased) Barnet Timms of Wellsburg, West Virginia and daughter Blanche Timms of Milwaukee, Wis., daughter Mrs Jennie Bay wife of Earl Bay, their children Virginia, Charlene, Robert and Julian Richard; The great grandchildren of deceased are Ralph and Mary Smith children of Lulu Smith; Louise and Marie Workman, children of Ina Workman; Russell and Theresa Dye, children of Nellie Dye; Betty Jane Perriner before mentioned. Ida daughter of Ezra Timms who was the wife of M.S. Cox has been deceased for a number of years. The funeral was at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon at the residence, Rev. O.J. Howearth of Nelsonville and Dr. Taylor of McArthur officiating. Burial in the Hixon cemetery near Dundas, P. Gaskill undertaker. The Pall bearers were members of the American Legion: Dr H.S. James, Herbert Hamilton, Eura Frazee, Fred Button, James Warren, F.E. Weinrich. The honorary pall bearers were Civil War Veterans: Dr. C.B. Taylor, Capt. D.H. Moore, V.R. Sprague, Richard Clements, John Glover, John Franklin and Robert Hayes." OBITUARY Ezra Quimby Timms born September 19,1842 died August 15, 1925 aged 82 years 10 months and 27 days. Mr. Timms was the son of Richard and Elizabeth Timms was born in Wirt County Viriginia, which is now West Virginia, spending his boyhood days among his native hills. Securing a district school education and training himself as a farmer. When 20 years old he enlisted in the 11th W. Va. Infantry in the Union Army. This regiment was assigned to special duty and helped to win the hard battles of Cedar Creek and Winchester. Mr. Timms witnessed the dashing ride of that gallant Phil Sheridan in the Cedar Creek fight. At Petersburg the regiment was almost killed and wounded. Mr. Timms serving almost 3 years continuous duty and fighting was never wounded nor in a hospital. At Spencer in Roane County, Viginia he was captured and paroled the next day and honorably discharged June 17, 1865. In the fall of 1865 his father sold the home place in Virginia and moved to Dundas and bought 452 acres of land where Dundas now stands. Mr. Timms father died October 1875, his mother in March 1876. In the meantime he had returned to his native county and state and married Susan M. Barnett on October 26, 1865 who died the 15th of February 1922. To them were born 8 children, 20 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren. The children were Amy L., who married Willis G. Salts Anna L., who married Samuel Russel Geneva E., who married Earl Bay Ida B., who married M. S. Cox and the four sons Henry M. James W. Charles V. and George B. Mr Timms united with the Christian Church at Bethel August 10, 1894 and retained his membership until his death. To this community the people have lost a true and sincere friend and neighbor; a patriotic citizen. Faithful to his duty, his friends numbered by his large acquaitance all of whom testify to his noble character and splendid citizenship. We cherish the memory of E.Q. Timms because of his stainless record and the life he has lived among us. We cannot at this time bid farewell to Sergeant Timms without paying a tribute to his army record as he is the last one of the Civil War veterans in our neigborhood. "Soldier rest! thy warfare is o'er Sleep the sleep that knows no breaking Dream of battlefields no more,' Days of danger, nights of waking, In our isle's enchanted hall Hands unseen they couch are strewing, Fairy strains of music fall, Every sense in slumber dewing. Sergeant Timms, rest! thy warfare is o'er, Dream of fighting fields no more; Morn of toil, nor night of waking." "CARD OF THANKS" "We, the children of E.Q. Timms feel grateful to the friends, neighbors, those who furnished flowers and music at the funeral of our father, and take this means of thanking all. The Children" ************************************************************************** **************************************************************************************************************** SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper McArthur Democrat Enquirer June 10, 1925 "Sergeant Ezra Q. Timms of Dundas, 11th West Virginia Infantry, Civil War was a pleasant caller in our office Monday. Mr. Timms still has a remarkable accurate memory of events which he came in contact during "The Great Unpleasantness". He thinks that he and John Franklin of McArthur, late of Co. F. 36th Ohio Inf. are the only Vinton County soldiers now living who were present at the surrender of LEe and his army at Appomattox, Virginia in April 1865. He says the Confederate soldiers appeared to be rejoiced that the war was over. At the surrender, they got a good feed from the Union soldiers. The "rebs" were so hungry and exhausted that they could not walk 50 yards without sitting down. There were men of all ages among them from 15 to 60 years old. They were without either money or provisions, and how they ever got to their distant homes has always remained a myster to Sergeant Timms. He and Mr. Franklin were both present at the famous battle of Cedar Creek, October 19, 1864 when Sheridan rode furiously up to the fiedl from "Twenty Miles Away". A prisoner taken later, told how General Jubal Early, the confederate commander took the defeat. After the battle he tried to halt the retreat of his forces at Fisher's Hill, a long ridge connecting Massanutten Mountain with North Mountain. He sat on his horse beseeching his troppst o half and form a line of defense. "Boys won't you rally once more for all Jubal?" "Nary a rally, Jubal" replied the discouraged troopers and so ended the fighting in the Shenandoah Valley."

SOURCE: Vinton County, Ohio Newspaper McArthur Democrat Enquirer November 8, 1906 "Charles W. Timms, an honorable citizen and brave soldier, died November 4, at his home in Dundas, aged 66 years, 10 months and 15 days. He was born in West Virginia and served three years as corporal of Company F of the 11th West Virginia Infantry, being at Cedar Creek and many other battles. He has been a resident of Dunas for 41 years. He was married to Charlote E. Dowd in 1877. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter, brotehr and sister and a host of relatives and friends, sincere mourners of his departure. Funeral services tood place at the home on November 6th conducted by Dr. Taylor. Old comrades carried him to his grave in Elk Cemetery. A very large concourse of people attended the services.

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper April 28, 1910 OBITAUARY "Arminda Tarr was born in Clinton Township Jackson County - now Vinton County.on December 26, 1837, where she grew to womanhoopd and was married to Arthur Camp on February 2, 1854. To this union were born eleven children, who grew to man and womanhood. They are Hester A. Snedacor of Turon, Kansas, Rachel E Gottle of New Straitsville, Albert Dennis deceased, L. Thomas, William R, and Silas H. of East Clinton Township, J. Hanson of Jobs, Delia M. Barnes of Vinton Township, C. Orson of Vinton Furnace, Joseph G of Vinton township, Edward Ellsworth of East Clinton township. Her husband preceded her three years ago th 7th of May... She joined the UB church some 40 years ago and was a faithful member ever after. She was loved and respected by all who knew her and will be sadly missed by her many relatives and friends. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her ten children, brother and sisters and 58 grandchildren, also 20 grandchildren dead and 9 great grandchildren. A precious one from us has gone; Her voice is stilled; A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. God in his wisdom has recalled The friends he to us has given, And though the body slumbers here The soul is safe in Heaven. Funeral services conducted by Rev. M. V. Husotn at Baird School House after which the deceased was laid to rest in the Baird Cemetery to await the resurrection morn."

SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper Republican Tribune May 3, 1922 MARY ELIZABETH HOFFHINE Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hoffhine died Monday morning at her home four miles south east of McArthur , aged 73 years. Mrs Hoffhine had been ill for sometime with a complication of diseases. She was the wife of Abram Hoffhine and is survived by her husband, three sons Warren of California, Mont of Iowa, Harvey of Vinton Station and four daughters Cora, Edna and Ruth of Columbus and Ada at home. Funeral was Wednesday at 1 pm, at the home, conducted by Dr. C.B. Taylor. Interment in Hixon Cemetery. P. Gaskill undertaker in charge. SOURCE: Vinton County Newspaper Republican Tribune May 10, 1922 IN MEMORIAM Mary Elizabeth Stuck was born at Morgantown, West Virginia, September 14, 1850. She came with her parents and family from West Virginia to Ohio at the age of eleven years where they located on the Baird Farm now owned by the McArthur Brick Company. She was united in marriage to Abram Hoffhine February 18th AD by 1869 by Rev Chauncy Taylor VDM of the Presbyterian Church at McArthur Ohio. Mrs Hoffhine died May 1, 1922, aged 71 years 7 months and 17 days. Therefore being married 53 years. To this union were born 10 children, Mrs Clarence Worley, Ruth and Edna Hoffhine, Columbus, Ohio, Warren of Knoxville, Iowa; Mont of Tacey, California, Harry near home and Ada at home. Three having preceded her. One dying in infancy. Ona died April 26, 1896; Clarence died April 15, 1912, She leaves a husband, two sisters Miss Sarah J. Stuck, Mrs Emma Goodrich, and one brother Mr Eugene Stuck of McArthur, Ohio to survive her. "Sad was the hour and fatal the day When they took our dear mother away We saw her suffer and heard her sighs With aching hearts and weeping eyes We saw her sinking hour by hour Yet could not stay deaths awful power But now she calmly sleeps at last All pain, all aches, all suffering past, Tis sweet to be remembered And a pleasant thing we find That though she may be absent, She is still kept in our mind." Funeral at the home Wednesday pm conducted by Rev C. B. Taylor. Interment in Hixon Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS