The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-22


The 0sovee q Weeh.
The ciiiseus Of Jasper were mucl
r'as.led aud sadly grIevsd on lest Wed
tuesday morning - Tho announcement o.
he sudden ard unexpected death Of
Mrs.. Cosnelia Hanna, sisser Of The edit
pr u this paper. In the shsdes Of nigh
he ineahble peace Of eternal ress olOls
upon her, and IN IN instant there was I
sransitiou from the cares OF the world d
nc calm 81 the grave e. respllo granted
her from the burdens Of The heart 70 thai
peace which THE world can neither givs
nor take away.
The decesscd was born IN Circleville
OLio, April 23. 1928, aud died Jsnuar,
~, Ios6, being therefore sixty two
wears. 9 month"; and q dave old Shs
wab the daughter Of q. w. and Char
lotte Doane. In le45 she married John
Hanna then editor OF the Circlevills
Herald. She Afterwards resided win
per husband. Who was always connected
with the public press. In POrtsmouth
Chillicothe. Akron and Massillon, Ohio
Louisville. Ky, and q M. Carmel, o.
ney, Harvard and Chicago. Ills Mr.
danna 10 stiiI residing IN Chicago. and
he q q present sufIering from : severe
stroke ofparalysis.
She WAS IN invalid for seven yeare
and bore her sullerines with Chvislias
iortitude and resignation, and only lasI
week expressed her entire readiness C
lie when her Master called.
She was the mother Of seven children
oniv one Of whom, @. w. Hanna, Of
New York City. survives her.
She had been on . prOtracted vtsit e.
her brother In Jssper, aud was making
Preparations to 90 to New York, when
Gods 6Hger touched her and che slept
She was not well on Tuesday night
Enough neither friends nor phy sician sels
Any anxiety, when. Ct one O'Clock Wed.
nesday morning. che fell into : gentle
sleep and the household retired for the
might, they little thought that che had
lhus for The last time drawn the dra-
|pery Of her couch about her. 70 lie dow Z,
70 sleep 10 God.
IL early childhood she became mem
Der Of the Episcopal church, and with
Pm unfalteriDg trust" through oil the
grials and vicissitudes OF . long, useful
and exemplary life, she followed It.
teachings till Death took her hence.
A. the bier passes on, 10 recognise
in her death that OF pious Chsislian
snatron; and to those relations who ceu
bee her no more only 10 the chsncsry o.
lresms, the thought that though the
Pipe which core testimony TO Chriet err
sesIed BY the touch Of death, the spirit
winged its instant flight 70 Him Who
|gave II. 10 . solsce and consolation.
The funeral will take place from Mr.
|Dosne's residence q one o'clock to-day
Irbe RENAME will BE- laid away 10 the
Shiloh graveyard. All friends and
|AcQusintances ars inyited 70 attend.
Nrs- John Schrader wss laid % rect I'D
ST. Josephs graveyard on last Sunday
he family Of thirteen children thus lsfs
|mothesless, has the sympathy Of every \
|one. Some Of the relations will adops
rhe smaller children. Nay the world
deal kindly with them.
Mrs J. Guenther, daughter Of NJ
and Mrs. H. Gluesper, after = lingering
ilIness Of many months Of that fatal
malady. consumption. was relieved
from pain on last Saturday BY Death
summOns. She leaves . husband and
three children to view In sadness hes|
vacant chair.
Mr. George E. Grossman, resident
hear Portsrsville, Was called from lhs|
Hand Of the living 20 the world beyond
fhe grave, on last Saturday. His DEATH
|Was caused BY Pneumonia He was|
about Is years Of age. and : prosperous \
X 0urg farmer Of that vicinity. He Ieaves|
10 vail his death one Who but for about
twelve brief months loved 70 call hins|
husband.