History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . ed and then moved to Beaver Springs,where he now resides. Mr. Wagner was mar-ried September 28, 1897, to Oertrude F. Dreese,daughter of Wilson Dreese. One son. Park D.,was born to this union July 31, 1905. Mr. Wag-ner is a member of the General Council Luth-eran church. He is a successful young farmer. Deaths. Sept. 21, 1888, Daniel Alter, aged68 years, 6 months and 21 days. Sept. 22, 188Q, Amos E. Mitchell,aged 56 years, 10 monthsand IQdays. April 16, 1889, Anna, wife of JohnBolender, aged ^7 years, 10 monthsand 28 days. Feb. 5
History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . ed and then moved to Beaver Springs,where he now resides. Mr. Wagner was mar-ried September 28, 1897, to Oertrude F. Dreese,daughter of Wilson Dreese. One son. Park D.,was born to this union July 31, 1905. Mr. Wag-ner is a member of the General Council Luth-eran church. He is a successful young farmer. Deaths. Sept. 21, 1888, Daniel Alter, aged68 years, 6 months and 21 days. Sept. 22, 188Q, Amos E. Mitchell,aged 56 years, 10 monthsand IQdays. April 16, 1889, Anna, wife of JohnBolender, aged ^7 years, 10 monthsand 28 days. Feb. 5, 18Q0, Jacob Dreese, aged 88years, 11 months and 11 days. Jan. 19, 1880, at Adamsburg, Kaempfer, aged 79 years, 5months and 26 days. This was thefirst funeral held in the new Luther-an church. Mar. 12, 1887, Lewis Joseph Haines,aged 25 years, 1 month and 10 days. CITIZENS OF P>KAVI^:iJ SPRINGS D. FRANK 5PAID. Mr. Spaid was ^lorn in Beiver township, Sny-der county. Jan. 17th, 1863. He was the sonof David \V. Spaid. of MiddleburK. and his wife,. Sarah. His father was a soldier in the Civil Waiand was discharged in 1863 and died in 1864 fromsickness contracted from over-work and exertionwhile serving his country. His mother after-wards was married to Lewis Helfrich, (o whomone daughter was born, Jennie, now married toA. M. Aurand. Mrs. Helfrich died September10, moo, aged 64 years and 12 days. Mr. Speidwas married in 1883 to Miss Sue M. Smith, ofnear Beavertown, Pa., and started housekeepingin Beaver Springs. He was employed in the ironore mines of this place until 1886, when he movedto Mifeiinburg and secured employment in EnochMillers planing mill and was engaged with until the spring of 1880, at which time hemoved back again to Beaver Springs. Shortlyafter that he was engaged with Cofrode & Evans,of Pottsville, engineers and contractors, and wassent to Johnstown directly after the flood to helpbuild a railroad bridge across the Conemaughriver: from
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