Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
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D. rhh this city. Feb. 1s!h. Of m.mbr.nsoas
rr @l In f Shap ,a,h Hi IL Lafayette eoqnsZ, He;.
goner was a prominent citizen of Chapel I'm.
3eing postmaster and doing = general merchant
missed.
AT Texas Prairie, Lafayette county, No..
se1rT1ry .; OF Mr.. EMILY E..
q AcsaaN' vile OF Mr.. R.F. Austin. aged about
The deceased was thsImother of Mrs. James
Il. Wright, OF Carrollton, and Mr.. George e.
Wright, Of Texas Prairie. She had. for many
years, been q consistent member of the Dsptlst
church. She was q most faithful and devoted
wife-a mother Of sinEulsrly sweet a3eosisn.
gentle US the dew, and unWavering as the sun in
f n: Gourss; = neigabor whose symp.thies were
sss; . woman noble and true. And thus, When
she came to the end OF LIES journsy-to the
rsweiiiag, Of Jords.-she did not fear to enter
enant was In the nigh advance. Safely she
cIossea over the river, and now rests under the
SHADE Of the trees Of Paradise. To hin who
survives her, We would Offer sympathy ana con.
dolence; but now that life Is so dark and dresry.
sow vain. how. vain By and by, he, and the
daughter, and the son, and the little grandchil-
drsn may 90 to her; she cvnnot come to then.
J. q. W..
Al the old homestead, now the residence
OF her son, Jas. III: Burns, February 8, Mrs.
age.
Mrs. Burns was born in Pennsylvsnfs. J.uu-
airy 81, 1903, and was the daughter Of Co,rsd
Kownslar, who moved to Berkeley county. Vir.
glnia, in 1906. There she married William C..
Burns, April. 1924. Mr.. Burns cam. to Mis-
souri,, and settled in Lafayette county. in 1sas
MRS burns joined the Presbyterian ehurch nrst
at a. sm nn'f.s IT,. S'asrscs county: v.; In 1870
COu1GV. Inc OAKLAND nhnroh Ne. Ls:v ---
her nusoand's land. She was . member Oh il
until it was dissolved. when she Joined The
SnaIon In Lexington. Here she held her NOM
nershlp until, at a good old ago, she vent To
Join 1.-THE general assembly and church of ths
1rstDnrn. whose names are written In hesven -
~ ma ~ ne rss Gh i6ayn and grandchildren follow her
st. Louis Presbyterian please copy.
OBITUARY.
Resolutions of respect to the memory Of John
Page, Hall Of Mystic Lodge No. "a, A. o. U. ".
Whereas. By the sudden and untimsly death
oi our brother, John Page. We are called upon
Whereas, Though this Is the arst sine death
has visited our lodge, We know Of none Those
LOSS we could more deeply deplore. or whose
ThoEY VIII demand more lasting respect.
Resolved. That in the death of our WORTHY
brother. this lodge has been deprived Of one OF
Resolved. That the charter of this LODGE hs
draped in mourning for the usual time In respeet
10 the memory OF our departed brother.
Resolved, That this lodge extend their bs.rt
felt sympathi.s to the widow and family Of our
lamented brother. Although we are unable to
blessing it was to receive his constant cars and
love, our hearts feel the sorrow that Words
cannot express. H
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions h..
SEM to the widow of our departed brother. Xlso
placed upon the records Of this lodge, and 4
copy furnish the Latayette County Advances and
the Lexington lnt'lligenceE for publication.
J H. FUHR. }C~m.
C.. w. SEEBER.