The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-07-30

and Clara, at home.
Funeral services were held at st. Paurs
| congregation, south Of Wabash. yester-
day morning, with Rev. Emch, of Fort
| Recovery in charge. Interment I'm the
Lutheran cemetery, south Of Wabash.
A message received Wednesday noon.
the 28th, from Rockford, announces the
death Of Edward Tlgner. aged 73 years,
4 months and 8 days, father of Levi Tig-
ner and Mrs. b. +, Roby, of st. Marys
The fatality occurred at the residence Of
Mr. Tigner's son-in-law and daughter
| Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, at Rock
| ford, where Mr.. Tigner spent the last six
weeks Of his life in order to promote con-
venience on the part of his physician in
making daily visits His place of resi-
dence was four miles from Mendon on the
Mendon Celina pike. Edward Tigner is
survived by his wife and the following
named adult children; Levi Tigner, and
Mrs. b. f. Roby, Of St Marys; Mrs Sar-
ah Barnes, of Redkey. Ind; Frank Tig-
ner, of Flat Rock, III. Mrs James James.
of Celina; Mrs. George Grahem, of Rock
ford; Mrs Frank Griggs, Of Mendon: and
John Tigner, of Celina. One son. Clar-
ence, died in infancy. Mr.. Tignel and
his family resided for six years on the
LeBlond, now the VIM. Meyer farm,
southwest of st. Marys, He is remem-
bered as an industrious man and a good
citizen.-St Marys Argus.
Fred Behr, aged 81 years, an inmate Of
the County nhrmary, died at that insti-
tuition last Tuesday morning. following a
short Illness. Mr.. Behr was admitted to
the county farm in 1899, and so far as is
known he had no relatives. From the
time of his admission up until a couple Of
weeks ago he had complete charge of the
garden truck and the lawns at the In
firmary. A couple of weeks ago he be-
came i'll, but rallied and was apparently
improving. He was able to get out on
the 21st, the day after the big hail strom,
and when he saw the ravages Of the
storm on his well kept garden and pret-
ty lawn and flowers, it seemed as though
he had been dealt death blow, and he
began to fail rapidly
Funeral services were held at the Cath
olic church in this city yesterday morn
ing.
Bright's Disease and chronic weakness
of the heart caused the death at O'Clock
Monday evening, July 26, 1915, of Bradley
Botkn, at his place of residence, 7OS w.
Jap street, st. Marys Mr. Botllin's age
was II years. months and A days Fun
eral at 2 pm. Wednesday, JULY 2S, at
Elmgrove Chapel, DR.. o. p. Miles con-
Quoting. Interment in Elmgrove ceme-
T. ii. D.tI~ fvvA g,f
Auglaize county, and spent much of his
lifetime in this locality. His other places
of residence were Montezuma and Celina.
Since his marriage he has lived continu-
ously in st. Marys,-St Marys Argus.
Miss Mary Rice, aged AZ years, daugh
ter of Mrs. Margaret Rice, 439 North
Wayne street, st, Marys, died Sunday
morning, July 25 1915, at the Toledo
State Hospital The remains, under the
care of Undertaken w. H. Linville, ar
rived in st. Marys Monday, and were
taken to the Rice residence. Rev. S. G.
Dunning, at 2 o'clock Tuesday aftrnoon,
conducted the funeral service at the res
idence. Interment in Elm Grove ceme-
terry. The deceased is survived, in adj
dition to her mother, by two brothers
and two sisters-Grant Rice, Mendon, u;
Ernest Rice, Center township, Mercer
county; Mrs. c. M. Raudabaugh, st.
Marys, and Mrs. James Nickel, of Van
Vert. Mary Rice was a native of Mer-
Ger county, where she spent the major
part of her lifetime, except a few years
in Ada, Ohio. where she finished her ed
ucation, and two and one-half yars in
St Marys Miss Rice for several years
taught school in Mercer County. Eleven
years ago she was stricken with a severe
illness and never entirely recovered from
its effects In recent months the ailment
attacked he faculties, necessitating her
removal two weeks ago to the State in
stitution. Her untimely death is sin
cerely mourned by numerous relation
ship and a host of friends.-St. Marys
Evening Leader.
A double sorrow came to Ray Watt, of
n L Ii.