Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-10
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ton. Mo-. March 5, Mrs. TATE.
AT Odessa. Lafayette county. No., March
5. JAMES W~HITsETr; aged 10 years.
mAt the Door farm; March 8. Mr.. NARY
will take place to-day from the Christian
church.
In Clay township, Lafayette county, No.,
NJ s1si ah 4 lsss; P e S.a age ss: spa abss sas IS , ss5,.ity:
"A Wellington, Lafayette county, Mo-,
March I, AMANDA JANE, wife of Mr.Colum.
bus Shelton. and sister Of MIR. Zach. w. Wright.
w5n this Getty. March B., Mrs: RACHEL
re II Of the late Alfred Nichols. and
o citizen OF this place bat now living in Fort
Worm, Texas. Mrs. Nichols was in her seven
tisth year.
f PIED A. the residsnes oihsr son; in-I.w CHE.
late George Houx, aged years.
Mrs. Houx was the mother Of Mrs. Bellies.
Mrs. McGlass ard Mrs. DR.. Clarkson. She was
an exemplary woman in all the duties Of life.
and dies regretted by a large circle Of friends
and relatives.
AT North Platte, Nebraska. March 8. Of
pneumonia, MIR. JOSEPH L.. WHITE, aged 81
years.
Mr.. White was for many years q resident OF
this city, where he had many friends. His re-
mains were inferred at Machpelah cemetery,
from the Methodist church, last Thursday, Rev.
W. N, Poage officiating.
a. M ia:i5 s. ST. n L0 ahG HGi d5sldsy \ M;Feh 7; ~:
aged 30 years. The funeral took place Sunday
st1 O'Clock. p. M, from the residence. Ne. zoe
terry.
Mr.. Curris was a native OF this city. He was
= composltor, having learned his trade in the
IntelIigsncsr office. He had been in Ut. Louia
eight or nine yearR He Waa mnat Lib To
thought of by old associates, who deeply re-.
greet his loss.
March 1. OF Pneumonia. GEOR6I ". FER.
HEtI,. Es4., aged 6S years.
IN hEMORrAM.
George ". Terrell was born in Harpsr's Fer.
~. Virginia. on the 2end of February 1917, pass.
cd his early youth In his native state, and late,
moved to baltimore, Maryland. where he en-
6arked in the snerca ntile business. He thez
moved to Missouri in 1850. just 1t the nlddle O
his worthy career. and made his home IN Wei.
lington, where he has since resided.
In his quiet, unostsneatious business career. h,
aiisd credltably a mum Der of positions OF trust,
at the time Of his death was one OF the nsSIstra.
tss Of Clay township. an oface he had contlpu.
eusly occupied for twelve ysars.
This sadness that broods over the community
- ""ASh vi Vi " century dis nome N
been, attes.s the love and esteem in which h,
was held, and is the most significant eulory Of
his exc ptionai worth and good citizenshIs.
Possessed of singular squ liability Of temper,
OF stainless integrity, the benignant sraces o.
Christian charity were steadily evolved in biz
daily life. Responsive 10 every appeal Of char.
lty. Jealous AID effective In his iatsrss, in
church andail moral and elevating nsencies sym.
pathstic and nnwsvering toward the young, snd
Just ana Kindly to all, his memory is Cherished
.ao als io's dsplored By the whole community
IT'S not Ter Us to invade the sauotity Of III,
family circle torn and crushed with their sud.
den bereavement.
The beauty and purity OF his life and the conf.
Gus tenderness Of his nature. may only BE- know,
In its sxhauItless dc pths to those whom IT sv.,
accompanied,
The actions of the good and jlst,
smell sweet, and blossom 10 the dust.,,
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