The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-01
Other State Neurology.

PORTLAND, Ind, Feb. 29.-Mrs. William
tanning fell dead last night here while on
her way up town. -, The Rev: Jesse
ministers Of the Christian Church in In
diana died yesterday at Boundary. The
palbearers will all be ministers of the State
Conference. two OF them coming from In
dianapolis. Lewis Hinkle. aged fifty
nine, died last evening at Salamopia.
PARIS, H., Feb. 29--Mrs. Polly Ann
Frower, aged eighty-seven. the richest
woman in this part of Illinois, is dead at
her home in Charleston. Mrs. Frower was
native of Indiana and came 10 Illinois
with her parents when ten years of age.
She owned large blocks or real estate and
many fine farms in eastern Illinois and
controlling interest in the First National
Bank at Charleston.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb 29.-The Rev.
j. L. Grant a wefl-known Methodist min
night at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
G.. s. Adams He was veteran of the
civil war. participated in several important
battles and spent six months In Libby
several years ago. He left widow and
two daughters.
UNION CITY. Ind. Feb. 29.-Mrs. Han
nah Harrison, ninety years old and one OF
the oldest pioneer women OF this section,
died here last night at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. ]. r. Newborn She was
born in Green county, Ohio, and moved to
this county in 1892 coming to this city six
years ago. She the grandmother of
Senator o. e. Harrison, or Darke county,
Ohio.
WABASH. Ind, Feb. 2s-Mrs. Arthur
Drill near Rich Valley, this county, was
found dead in bed this morning by her
husband. He had risen from bed. and re-
turning a half hour later found his wife
apparently asleep. When he attempted to
arouse her and failed. he made the discov-
cry that life was extinct Deceased was
forty years old and the mother Of six small
children.
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind, Feb. 29.-Tyler
Thomas Annis died very suddenly of heart
failure this morning at his home on East
High street. He nearly seventy years
old and has lived in Dearborn county all
his life. During his lifetime he succeeded
in amassing considerable real estate in Law
renceburg, also in Kansas farm lands. He
was very we'll known in southeastern In
diana.
RICHMOND. Ind, Feb. 29.-John w.
Shute a prominent farmer, died yesterday
at his home southeast OF Richmond of kid
ney trouble. He was about seventy years
old He was born in Wayne county, about
one mile from where his death occurred
The widow and one daughter survive him.
Mr. Shute was member of the Hicksite
Friends Church.
LAPORTE, Ind, Feb. 29.-H. F. Huntley
a Laporte miller and a brother of Mrs.
dead. Mr.. Huntley was born at Dayton.
o. sixty-five years ago, put he had lived
in Laporte for fifty years. He served in an
Indiana regiment during the civil war. He
was severely wounded at Days Gap, Ala.
EIWOOD. Ind, Feb. 29.-Harry n. WoIv-
erton, formerly in the drug business here
and prominent i'm Odd Fellowship died this
morning of consumption. He was a mem
Der OF the Elwood Canton, Patriarchs Mill
tant which won the worlds championship
in drill contests several years in success
sion.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb. 29-Leonard
Rretz aged seventy-five, died to-day at
Huntington, Ind. He was one OF the most
prominent retired business men of that
place.