Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-01-24
DIED..

EAGLER.-On the 18th inst, in
Walker township, Abba c. Eagler
at the home of her parents of catarh.
raj fever, aged years. Inter
ment January 20 at East Salem.
LoNGACRE.-Ont the 18th inst q,
at her home near Cross Roads in
Delaware township, Ida J. Long
acre, aged b years, , months and
12 days, wife of David f. Long.
acre.
DOLAN.-On the 22nd inst at
8 a. m., Miss Mary r. DOlan ofcon-
sumption at the home of her moth
er Mrs. Ezra DOlan, deceased. in
Milford township, aged % years.
Interment at , p. IN. this Wednes-
day in Presbyterian cemetery at
MiftlintOwn.
| KAUFFMA On the 23rd of
December 1899, at his home in
Fayette tawnship, Rev. Solomon
! W. Kaufman.
! Solomon ". Kaufman was born
j in Walker township, Juniata Co.,
Pa. in 1927, and died almost with
in speaking distance of the place
of his birth. He was the Oldest
son of Abraham and Hannah
kaufman. In his youth he mar
ried Mary Musser, who preceded
him to the unseen world twenty
years. The family of s. W. and
Mary Kaufman consisted of thir-
teen children, ten of whom grew to
adult age. Nine survive him. Mr.
Kaufman in his youth devoted
his time to teaching in the public
schools About the time of the
discovery of gold in California, he
made tour through the west GO
ing as far as the Missouri river.
Some time after his marriage with
Miss Musser they united with the
Dunkard church and in the same
year he was elected to the minis
try He remained consistent
church member until the close of
his life.
LYONs.-On the 18th inst, at
the home of her husband Judge
jeremiah Lyons. Mrs. Ada NJ.
Lyons. Interment in the Presby-
terian cemetery on the 22nd inst.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
i'll which Mrs. Lyons taught Il
class many years passed Il series of
resolutions on her demise as fol-
lows:
Whereas. by the wise dispensa-
tiOn of the Greatest Ruler of the
universe, deaths dark angel has
crossed the portals of our Sunday
School room and laid its icy hand
upon one of our beloved teachers.
Mrs. Ada NJ. Lyons, who for
many years was the faithful head
of the primary department has an
swered her last roll call.
Her lips that during these years
delivered IL cheerful greeting to
each little one as they entered her
are now mute in death.
Her voice that in its simple earn
est manner. pointed the it'll" ones
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little children TO come unto me
and forbid them not, for of such is
the kingdom of heaven" is now
hushed, silent in the presence of
that great Savior, whom she loved,
and for whom she So earnestly la
bored. Her body always full of
energy for the Master, often rack
ed with pain is now in the cold en-
bl ace of the angel of death, free
from pain and the spirit has gone
to God who gave it.
Loving wife. Faithful Teacher,
True friend, Kind neighbOr, De
vOut Christian, Patient sufferer, at
peace, at rest, therefore he it
Resolved: That the bereaved
husband has our heartfelt, sincere
sympathy, in this hour of his
great bereavement, and our fervent
prayer that her Savior may he his
Savior. That he may look to him
to heal this bleeding wound, and
be enabled to say in submission
and humility, "The Lord gave
and the Lord hath taken away,
Blessed be the name of the Lord
Resolved: That as a. token of re-
spect her chair he draped in mourn
ing for the space of thirty days.
Resolved: That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of the
Sunday school, and copy be sent
to her husband.
The above resolutions were un-
animously adopted bya rising vote.