Passed To The Other Shore

Mis. Barbara Meyer, of tlie Northside, died at her home Sunday eveniug at half-past 8 o'clock, of bronchial pneumonía, aged 68 years. Death carne suddenly, as she was sitting up in the afternoon, and seeined considerable better. But she was conscions unto the last, and fully realized her condition. Mrs. Meyer was a native of Germany, coming to this country after her marriage. Her husband was at one time very wealthy, but had too niuch confidence in a relative, signed paper for him and was thus relieved of his property. Then they cuine to America and made success of life in the new world. The funeral services are being held to-day in JSíthlehem Lutheran church. The deceased leaves four children, Mrs. Barbara Burkhqrdt, Mr. Frederick Meyer, Miss Emma Meyer, all of tliis city,. and Mrs. Julias Meyer, of Boston, Mass., and was the grandinotber of Mr. Oscar Burkhardt of this city, all of whom have the sincere sympathy of many friends in their bereaveineiit. Ou Wed evening last death came to George "W'. Palmer at his borne Tío. lüü X. Main si., aiter a long continued illuess. He was 70 years, 8 moe. and 28 days af age. The fumera] sernitoee -were lield on Fiüday aftennoon, ut tlie residence, Ènterrauent In tiic eity cemetery isortOuside. He loaves a wife and two cMiidren. Mr. Palmer was a uiasom by trade, au honorable citizen, amd held in high Csteem. Clmistine, wictow of the late J. D. Heinaicli, died -i apopdexy cm FrldtÉy eveniwig last, haring suffered a stroke on the Tuesday previioaiss. She leaves turo dlaughters, Mrs. Fred Steia and Mtb. Emanuei Spirtog, botli oí chis city. FiLiierai Bervices ' were hold fitim Zi!0Ji's Lutlieran chui'cli on Mondlay afteruousi. Ou "WodiK-siiay afternoon lat, Mar. 10, Anton Armbruster, agod 85 years one of thie old residiefflts of this city, ■üied at hls home o.n W. SeveiKlr. st., aiter au extended illness. Funeral services were held Fridiay, being ■ nduoted by Rev. Ivicklas, of Ziou's olmrch. Miss Lydi ;i Vogel, of Scio, died Monday nigfat, at her home, of inflammation of the bowels, igkd 21 years. Her mother, Mrs. Louis Vogel was buried Tuesday, havingdied of the same disease and another dauglHer Mrs. Schwartz of this city, died a few days previous from a like cause. The remaiiis oí Jaoob Lawton who liiTed here at ome time, were braujiht to thfe eity for interment Saturdny.