The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-05
DIED

MCKINNEY--At the residence Of his father
John Mckinney, on ionh Cherry street. Thurs
Gay, the 6th inst, samuel Mckinney, aged about
81 years
ROOP-At his residence Rowland street, Thurs.
day morning, Jacob BoOp,
wALRER7In osnaburg township, on the 9th
inst OF paralysis Matthias Walker aged 66 years
months and 26 days . .7. .l.
He was born in Somerset county, Pa, and came
to this State about fifty years ago and settled IN
stark county, He was married TO Elizabeth
Banghman about fortyseven years ago, They
were blessed with five children, four sons and one
daughter, the latter having preceded him To her
eternal home He was a faithful member Of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, and died In the
trlumphs of living faith. His sfuneral took place
on the 10Th ult when his remains were followed
by a very large concourSe Of weeping re atives
friends and neighbors theprocession numbering
one hundred and ten vehicles-to their last rest.
ing place, Services were held IN the Lutheran
church at Paris Rev Mr., Reinmund officiating.
The family and relatives of the deceased tender
their heartfelt thanks to the friends and neigh.
bors for their kind assistance at the funeral
PHILLIPs-In Canton, Sept. ls, Mrs Irene NJ.
Phillips, wife of Dr. T. IL. Phillips aged IS years
II is with sincere regret that we announce the
death of this excellent lady. Mrs, Phillips mai
den name was Irene NJ. Lindsay. She was born
IN West Middleton, Washington county, Pa, on
the 22d day Of June 1913. About eight years ago,
she moved TO Canton with her ilsband Dr.
Phillips, to whom she was married IN February
1858. For all these years Mrs Philips had been
known to a circle of friends who greatly esteemed
her for her cultivated mind her sweetness of dis
position, and her true christian spirit Though
an Invalid for long time before her leath, there
was an entire absence Of everything like com
plalnti gimpatience. The courteses Of life were
never forgotten. At times of great suffering,
when friends were with her TO do all that might
be done by their kind offers 10 relieve her. She
often forgot herself in thoughtful care for the ease
and comfort o her ,iSltOrs. Early in life, Mrs.
Phillips made public profession Of the religion
Of Christ by uniting with the Wesleyan Aetho-
dist church, The SAVIOR of that act of consecra-
ton to God, made in the days of her youth, was
always present with our friend. 1t made her pa,
tent in the midst of aflicuon it sustained her in
view Of the certain coming Uf death 1t made her
triumphant when at last it came Her friends,
who we're permitted to stand by her bedside in
that solemn time, received new inspiration as
to the ability Of Christ to save from allfear in the
hour of the souls departure from earth We ex.
tend our sympathes to those who have lost SO
dear a companion, and so cherished friend
And while we regret that our community has lost
one who adorned the family, and society, andthe
church, by spirit of such rare loyeliness we can
not but rejoice that such beautiful lie had such
a beautiful ending, ,.. ..I ...
SCHAEUFELE--In Canton, Sept. oath, Emma
Schaeulee aged years months and days,
To all friends, grateful thanks lormanifestaton
oflOve in our bereavement.
]. j. and VI. SCHAEUFELE.