Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-03
THE TOMB.

Died-hansas City. March %. LULU, daughter
OF Maurice and Della Chambers, aged 10 years.
IL In this city, March %, infant child OF J.
- In this city, March IS. of puerperal fever
and pneumonia. Mrs. LOUISA DICkkY, aged
% years.
- In Waverly. Lafayette county. Mo-.
March &c. of pneumonia, Mrs. SARAH LEWIS,
wife OF Mr.: David Lewis, aged about "a years.
March 18th. ANNIE. daughter of Mr.. william
Bellamy, Jr: aged 2 years.
u~ : In Waverly. Lafayette county. Mo;
OF the late Lemuel Williams.
In Washington township. Lafayette coun-
ty' Mo, March q; Mrs. CHARLES TRACEY.
from an accidental gunshot wound, Mr.. EDWIN
b; MCKEE, aged 81 years.
Mr. Mckee was born in this city. March 18th.
!S4J, and was the son Of the late James G. Nc
kee, VINO removed to Lafayette county, from
Ohio, in ISL, and died Sept. Is, 1854. For some
time after leaving school he was in the station
cry and book business in this city, associated
with Mr.. John Austin. Since that time he has
been constable of Lexington township. He was
daughter of the late DR.. Robert Smith. and
leaves behind 20 mourn his loss his wife and
two children-boya;,. Mr.. Mckee was active
was very warm in his personal attachments.
He made many friends, who regret his untimely
taxing OF In the very, prime OF his manhood.
patty, of the entire community in their sad and
awful bereavement.
Near Wellington, Lafayette county. Mo.
March 9Th. of general debility, Judge JESSE
SCHOFlELD aged 10 years.
Judge Schotield was born in Germantown,
Pennsylvania. He removed to this county in
the autumn of 1855. where he has resided ever
since. He was married twice. both wives hav-
ing preceded him to the tomb. He leaves six
Soho field-andf Ave by his second wife-i.ertha.
Lindville. Frank, Charles and Anda. Judge
SchOteld was for many years an active business
man in this city. where he had scores If friends.
He was at one time county judge, at another time
city councilman, and was always respected rs
a valuable citizen. He was for many years II
mason. ana WIS buried with the hOnors of that
society. Til. fun sral sermon was preached at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday by Rev.
proprlate address. as that div,ne's sermons
always are on such occasions. The sentimen I
of it was that by none other name can man be
Sa-ed except by that Of the Lord Jesus Christ.
His eulogy Of the deceased WAS not 1ulsome, but
it WAS deserved. and every heart in the audience
responded to the expression that in the death OF
Judge SchOfeld a good mau hni sCne before
u man who had never been known to speak
evil of his neighbor-a just man and al honest
man.
= At Tyler, Texas, of hepetltas. JESSIE
WHITNEY, dau.Lier of Mr.. T.: james and
grand daughter of Street Hale, Esq of this
city. aged Is years, ! months and . days
The deceased was born in St. Louis. and al
terward, with her family, removed to Warrens-
burg. No. In $50 the family removed to Tyler,
T"Na0. She was married to r. Whitney on
February iiih, lSS0. Four weeks thereafter
she was stricken do ~ with disease Of the liver
and died Just six Weeks from the day OF her mar
riage. She was a member of tie NJ. L. church,
south having joined II at an early perlOt OF lie.
and to which she was degotedly attached Fer
illness was borne with christian fortitude ana
resignation. and, in her last hours, she was
cheer sd with u bright hope OF an immortal life
beyond the grave
oBITU,EY.
The IgtO&iBg resolutions We're submitted and
adopted byMitcLe.i iodG No. 229, a. F. "A. NJ
Columbus. Mo-. at the req lar IMrctng, April
18th, lSSO.
Wh.r .nc III. inn,u.,ht, hand :, .,,, "a.
ialleu upon and taken from us our beloved broth
er. A. III Morehead. in the prime OF his man
hood; asd,
Wiiaress, while bowling with profound sub
mission to the insCritable DEGREES of onnipO-
tence, We nevertheless Il, en- ii sminently proper
and 1T FOR thr living 10 express their regret fpl
the loss. and spread upol the record die Vestures
oil the dead; therefore,. be 1t
Resolved. That in tia tieash of Brother More
head the world has lost ons OF NATURES noble.
men-an honest man; his state Il good citizen
his l'dge i worthy and consistent member, ana
bis family Il friend and protector whose in-7ti-
liable value may be appreciated, but can never
Ge expressed in words.
Resolved, Tat to the grief stricken wife and
tender our coincidence md syn IIaihy IN this then
darkest hour OF af,iction, and c"inlueHt them
TO MS care and protection who IS the father IL
the iaiherles. and the friend TO the iriendlc5s.
Resolved, That the usual badge of mourning
te Egrn by the members oil this lodge for thirty
duy..
Resolved. That copies of these resolutions be
transmitted to the wife OF orr deceased brother,
and to the Lexington inIeliigercer and War,
r%ensburg Democrat for publication. Respect.
fully submitted. W. GOODWIN,
r. j. WHITSE1T, Con.