of his twelve children. The children are Mrs. C. M. Adams, of St. Louis; Mrs. Clark D. Adams, of East Cleveland; Captain E. M. Ogram, of East Cleveland; R. D. Ogram, of Chicago; Dr. A. J. Ogram, of Illinois; Miss J. L. Ogram, Mrs. S. R. Mason, and Mrs. Homer Roberts, of East Cleveland, and Mrs. Beaumont Parks, of Chicago. MRS. ORINDA E. THOMAS. After an illness of three months, caused by nervous prostration, Mrs. Orinda E. Thomas, of this city, died Thursday morning, March 23, 1900, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Thomas was the widow of the late Charles Thomas, who died several months ago, and was very well known and liked. She was sixty-nine years of age, and was a pioneer resident of this city, having come here when Cleveland was but sparsely settled, from Vermont in a wagon when she was but eight years old. The funeral was held from her late residence, No. 11 Miles avenue. |