The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-15
REV. HOLDsTOCK DEAD.
Til Veteran Minister Succumbs to
Heart Disease at Muncie.

SpeciI 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
MCNCIE, Ind, April 14.-Last night, at
his horne in this city, the well-known vet
eTan Methodist minister, Rev. Enoc Hold
stock superannuated and living here for
two years past, died suddenly OF heart dis
ease. After supper ne complained slightly.
and al O'Clock physician was summoned,
but n arrived too late. Rev. Holdstock has
OBLIGATED In the ministry of Indiana and
southern Michigan since 1899. and he was
one Of the best-known Methodist preachers
IN the State. He attended the conference
at Button last week, and was apparently
in good health He was seventy years old,
and leaves his wife and daughter,
who is the wife of Rev. T.. Brown, of Lud-
low, KY During his service in the pulpit
Rev. HOldstOclx has filled appointments at
the following places:
In 1899. Steuben; 1910. Lagrange; 1SH, Co
shen; 1872. Mishawaka: 1913. South Bend;
1874. Auburn; 1876. Warsaw; 1916. Peru; 1871,
Attica; 1913, Dayton; 1Sl9, Rochester; 1850,
Bristol: 1853, CentervilIe, Mich; 1854, Jones'
VILE Mich; 1850, Marshall, Mich; 1861,
Battle Creek. Mich; 1858, Albion, Mich;
1882, Marshall district. Mich; 1884,
Parma, Mich; 1865. LAPorte Ind; 1866,
Greencastle: 1857, Monticello; 1868. Pleasant
Lagrange; 1S74-7, elder of Muncie district:
1S7S-19. KOkomo; 1880. Angola; 1881, Selma;
1sS2-S3, Greenfield; 1884, Columbia City; 1856.
s., Andrews; 1SS1-SS, Lima ard Van Buren,;
1852 Westfield Since that time he has been
superanuated and has resided in Muncie for
two years past.
Indiana Deaths.
JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, April IA
Of the Rgd Of soGhera
Indiana. died at his home four miles east
OF this city this morning from Bright's
Of Clark Lodge F. and A NJ. In 1850 he
married Mrs Eliza Norris. Mr.. AllOway
was the richest man in Clark county and
southern Indiana
He will be buried tomorrow with Masonic
hOnOrs.
LA PORTE. Ind. April IA telegram
received here to-day from New York an
bounced the sudden death at that place of
Samuel Fox, of this city, who went there
few days ago on business. The deceased
was one OF LaPorte's wealthiest Hebrew
citizens. He was proprietor of a large
wooden mill and extensive wholesale bust
Of Education.
ANDERSON. Ind, April 14-NIFs;. Ger
enthusiastic of the local regulars are
trude Davis Alexander, Of FranktOn wife
b T. Davis, one OF the leading business
men Of the gas belt, died at Frankton to-
ing society women of the county. The
funeral viii be held at Frankton Tuesday
afternoon.
CONNERSvILLE. Ind, April 14-Peter
Meyer, jr., died this morning at 10 o'clock
after an illness of several months. He was
formerly engaged in the Clothing business
I'm this city and Cincinnati. He served in
the civil war in the sixteenth Indiana The
body viii be taken to Cincinnati on Mon
day for interment.
WILKINSON, Ind, April 14.-Frances
McCray, wife of John McCray, died at her
residence one mile north Of this place
this morning. of consumption She was
about sixty-five years old and one of the
early settlers of this county; Her funeral
MUNCIE, Ind, April 1.-THE funeral Of
J. : Powers was held to-day at Luray.
Henry county, and was largely attended
by Muncie people. He was a member Of
Muncie COmmandery Knight Templars, who
were in charge of the funeral.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, April H.-Peter D.
Hathaway, one of the oldest residents of
Union township, dropped dead last night of
heart disease.