The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-28

N@NAA -'ANAANAeAN WIN AiANNA ulElll at
son cemetery.
Abel Boniield, aged so, former we'll
known resident of Center township, died
at his late home at Warren, Ind, on the
10th inst. About l3 years ago he went
to the latter place leaving his son Charles
on the old home place here. A daughter,
Mrs. John Hook, resides in Mendon.
The other children reside at Warren. The
remains of the deceased were brought
brought to Celina Saturday and taken to
Neptune, where funeral services were
held and interment made.
Charles Betz, the ten-months-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Betz of Lima,
former residents of this place, died yes
terday morning after a brief illness. The
remainswill be brought here tomorrow
for burial at North Grove.
Joshua Rutland, of Dayton, died yes
terday morning at the home of his
brother Marion, at TT. Recovery. He
wrs Is years of age and a veteran of the
civil war Funeral services will be held
at Ft. Recovery, possibly Sunday.
Anthony Rentz, who was sewing on the
jury hearing the suit of John Tennent VS..
Geo. Heffner, received a message yes
terday morning apprising him of the
death OF his father, Xavier Rentz. With
the consent of counsel in the case Judge
Layton excused Mr.. Rentz, who left at
noon for his home at Philothea.
The deceased was a native of Germa-
and 23 nf aor 10 1roH ha1,,
resident of the county for the past fifty
years, making his home the last few
years with another son, Henry, residing
near Philothea. The other surviving
children are August Rentz and Mesdames
Trecie Mestemaker and Anna Stamen.
Mrs. Lydia Grim, aged 80 years, wife |
of the late John Grim, and a well known |
pioneer woman, died yesterday morning
at her home i'll Center township, a few |
miles north of this city, following brief |
illness of pneumonia.
The deceased was born in Fairfield |
County, this state, but came to Mercer
County in 1850, when a girl, where she |
has since resided.
She is survived by ten children-Mrs. |
Gilbert Brookhart and Elmer Grim, of |
Mendon; A. B. Grim residing east of |
this city; Mrs. Samantha Wolf and Mrs. |
Lizzie Beaghler, of Rockford; Joe Grim,
of Wiltshire; ]. A. Grim, Henry Grim,
Delmer Grim and Dayton Grim, of Sa-
pulpa, Ol1ahoma-and two sisters, Mrs.
Sally Cell and Mrs Leah Letter.
Funeral services will be held at Beery
Bethel Church Sunday afternoon.
John Fullenkamp, jr., aged 29, died
At his home near St. Peter last Saturday
morning after a brief illness of pneu-
nonia and diphtheria. He was born and
-eared where he passed away. He is
by wife and one child. Owing
o the nature of the disease, his funeral,
leld Saturday, was private.
Mrs. Silas Kettle, aged 58 years. died
asst Monday afternoon at her home three
niles northwest of Coldwater, following
IN illness of cancer. A husband and
several children survive. Funeral ser
1ces were held at Swamp College We'd
lesday morning
Squire John +. Heppeard aged 6S
ears a well known and respected resi-
lent of the county, died last Tuesday
at his home at Mendon, follow
II illness of dropsy and paralysis. He
vas a veteran of the Civil War, and a
ife long resident of Mendon. He is
urvived by his wife and two children.
services were held yesterday
fternoon from his late home.
J. Frank Stemen, aged 49 years, of Cen
er townahip, formerly IN the grocery II
usiness on West Fayette street, died last s
morning at hospital at Fl.
Wayne, Ind. as the result of blood poison
ollowing an operation for an abcess on
is hip.
Deceased was born at Columbus Grove.
.pril 30, 1868. April 20, 1887, he was
nited in marriage to Minnie Newcomb,
aughter of the late NJ M. Newcomb,
nd of this union, the wife and four g
hildren survive-Mrs. Hazel Stemen Al !
er, of this city; and Velma May and
lex Stemen. -Four brothers and two s
isters also survive.
The remains were brought to this city 4
unday morning and removed by Uuder-
lker Meister to the home of the deceased
lan's sister, Mrs. Albert Raudabaugh.
uneral services were held at the NJ E.
hurch with Revs. Lance and Woodruff
/ charge. Interment at Notrh Grove
Mrs. Simon Young, aged 68 years, who /
'as resident of Center township until t
le death of her husband about year S
go, died Wednesday morning at the c
ONE Of her daughter, near st. Marys. IL