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  MANY DEATHS IN VICINITY OF COLUMBUS GROVE

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Mrs. Phoebe Seaman
 Mrs. Phobe Seaman aged 90 years died last Thursday evening at her home
in Vaughnsville.  She was buried from the Christian church, Sunday
morning.

Nancy A. Beemer
  Nancy A., daughter of James and Mariah Van Meter was born near
Rockport, Allen County, O., November 23, 1837.  Departed this life March
17th 1922.  Age 84 years 3 months and 24 days.  
  When a girl she was converted and united with the Methodist church at
Rockport.  When in health and near the church she was a regular
attendant.
  On January 14th, 1884 she was united in marriage to Philip Beemer.
  She leaves to mourn their loss one brother Geo. Van Meter of Columbus
Grove and one sister Mrs. Elizabeth Newton of Beaver Dam O., and many
relatives and friends.  Her husband preceded her in death.

Mrs. Walter Pugh
  Mrs. Walter Pugh died at her late home in Gomer last week, death being
due to pneumonia.  She was aged 30 years and is survived by her husband
and one boy about seven years old.
  Funeral services were held on Monday in the Congregational church,
Rev. Petit officiating.

John B. Hole
  John B. Hole aged 80 years died at his home in West Cairo.  He is
survived by his aged widow and many relatives.
  The body was taken to Swamp College, Monday where services took place
and where he was buried.  Rev. Kelley of Lima officiated.
  Lawrence ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Zay Jones of near West Cairo
died last Tuesday night.  The boy was afflicted with pneumonia and was
also operated on at the Lima hospital about three weeks ago.  Blood
poison is supposed to have set in.  
  His older sister was also operated upon at the same time and she is in
very serious condition.  The bereft parents have the sympathy of the
community.

  Mr. John Rinck retured to Columbus Grove after a brief visit with his
daughter in Akron.