The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

] Journal and Miss Hattie Reeder, Deautl-
/ full young lady OF epringport, were mar
| ried at the brides home. south of Muncie,
| yesterday and LETT for Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Wondering and DR.. Z. j,
| Falls. both of New Conner, this county,
were married here last night.
MARSHALL, H., March l5.-[Special. l.
! The marriage of o. NJ. Quick of Alexan-
/ dria, Ind, and Miss Maud Prewett of this
city was soemnized at 10 O'Clock today at
the residence of the brides parents by
the Rev. Dana Sheriff.. The happy
/ coupe lett ut noon for Alexandra, which
! viii be their future home.
! WORTHWHILE, March I5.-[SpecjaL l.
! Frank Rodgers of Frankfort and Miss Liz
( zie Mckinney of Lafayette were married
In this city last night.
! Deaths.
FRANKLIN. March 17.-[Special. 1-Jo
McAlpin. after an illness of several
weeks. died last night at his home, one
mile east of town. Deceased leaves a
widow. daughter of ]. NJ. Parkhurst, and
two sons.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders died last night
! at her home, a few miles south Of Frank
/ lin. Grandma Sanders, es she was familiar
! ly called. was one of the pioneer settlers
of this county. For more than seventy
years she has lived where she died, and at
her death was ninety-six years of age.
/ She vas fifteen years old when the last
war was declared with England and could
tell many interesting events of that war.
! She lived contemporary with many OF the
great men of the nation in the early years
of the century, long since dead, and with
every president from Washington down.
! For more than sixty years she has been a
faithful Christian. She leaves three liv-
ing children. twenty-eight grandchildren,
between fifty.five and sixty great grand
! chi dren and ten great great grandehil-
dTen.
LoGANsPoRT, March lS.-[Special. l.
John b. Truesdell. fer a plumber of years
editor OF the Chattield MINI Democrat.
died here today of lung fever. The dead
man vas graduate OF the catholic col
lege located at Barrus, No., and was
! solicited to take professorship therein,
but refused. He was afterward elected
vice-presldent of POinte Coupee college in
! Louisiana and served in that capacity for
three years. when he began 10 prepare Q
himself for the priesthood After taxing
minor orders he abandoned the holy call
ing 10 follow his brother Christopher,
who is professional gambler. The two
brothers were insepArable and a more
pathetic scene was never witnessed than
that at the deathhed OF John today.
While Christopher WAS O gambler by pro-
fession. John was not. 1t was not to his
taste but rather than bear separation,
he followed his brother in his misdoings.
The brothers came to this city three weeks
ago, when John was taken sick.
FORTvILLE, March ID Special. L
"Aunt" Sally Jackson was born June %
1872 In North Carolina, and died today al
the residence of her only son. George H.
Jackson. in this city. With her parents
she emigrated 10 Indiana some time in the
twenties, and was married to John Jack
son fity-five years ago, and has lived in
this state almost. il not all, the time up to
this date. She was devoted christian,
being a member of the old time baptists
for twenty years, and leaves an only
brother, Uncle Afford Denny, aged seven,
ty-tw0. and a son. out OF family OF eleven.
NoBLEsvILLE. March IS. = Special. -
Mrs. Catherine b. Lorenz who resided
near Arcadia, is dead. She was born al
Grossbottwar, Germany, in 1908. being
eigLty-iive wears OF age at the time of her
death. In 1929 she WIS married. and with
her husband immigrated to America In
1856. They have resided liz Hamilton
county almost continuously since. She
WAS the mother of ten children and re.
joiced TO see the birth of twenty-siS
grandchildren and thirty great grandchil.
dren.
SHELBYvILLE, March 20.-lSpeciRl. !
Isaac t. Brown died this afternoon at 80.
He was born near Cincinnati, O.. about
sixty-fve wears ago and came 10 this
county in 1854 and has ever since been an
esteemed resident He was at one time
one OF the leading grocers and OF late
wears has been engaged In the Rgricllt-
ural implement and hardware business.
He was prominent among odd fellows and
member OF the baptist church. He
leaves a wife and three children.
SEYMOUR March l6.-[Special This
morning after a lingering illness OF can
Ger. Frank S. Moore died, aged twenty
seven years. He was born at Louisville
and came here with his parents when q
child. He married the daughter and only
child of &. G.. lsaacs, VINO, with one child,
survives. Mr.. Moore was possessed CT
wealth and had some time ago engaged
largely in a factory at Hartford City.
MuXclR. March 20.-TSpecisI. Henry
Morehouse, a resident of Muncie for over
thirty years, died today, aged sixty-nine
years. He leaves q wife and three
children-Sumuol Morehouse, Mrs. w.
l.. Davis and Mrs. w. +. Hitchcock. Mr..
Morehouse was a much respected old
gentleman. Death was caused by pneu-
monia. The funeral will occur Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock.
RICHMOND. March 17.-[Special. John
w. Grubbs died today. aged seyenty-two
years He was widely known and sue
cessful merchant and editor At one time
he owned the New Castle Courier and was
famous as the boy editor" owning and
operating a newspaper plant when but
eighteen wears OF age.
FRANKLIN. March l9.-[Special. Mrs.
Thomas j. Parsons died today in this city.
after lingering illness. Of consumption,
superinduced by the grip. She was sixty
five years old. was q native of Kentucky
| Christian lady much loved and respected.
She leaves g husband and five grown
children.
DUBLIN. March 17.-[Special. Henry
Reams, one of the oldest citizens, died
yesterday The deceased had been in
poor health for some months. spending
much of his time of late at indianapolis.