The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-27
The Spirit of Miss Nellie Fields
Takes Flight to q Better
and Brighter Land.
Mrs. Louis Rogers, the Young
Wife of Rev. Rogers. Pass
ed Over the River.
The Death Of an Infant, and q
Well-known Newspaper
Man, Born in This
County.

Death, the grim reaper, has been bus,
i'm this locality for The past lev DAYS, ano
many families are in mourning for thei
loved and lost ones.
THE REV. JOHN CoNKwRIGHr,
who resided five miles northeast oi ih:,
city, has been suffering, for some tim past
with a malignant attack Of chills Every
thing that medical science could sugges
was done To proiong ms lie; his son, Dr
J. II. COnkwright dropped his pracIic,
in this city and devoted AL oi his time ana
att, ntlon To his sick father, but all TO no
avail, for IN Sunday night, last. the good
old man breathed his last, aged 40 years.
The a.. d wife OF the dec, ascd, cIm
piet"iy worn out bv her lorg vigil, is also
living 1T deaths door ard wall probably be
united with her devoted mate ~ the spirit
land ere the setting; oil another sun.
Deceased. R-v. John Conkwrisht, was
born IN CLARK couuGy, Nv, where he re-
sided till toe spring al 1853, when he
moved To the eastern portion Oi this county,
where he purchased q large
tract of land AND engaged in his iavorite
pursuit, that OF farming. until about three
years ago, when he sold l,Is iarg- .rm aud
removed To smaller one. where bis cares
would he ie>s and where he died. BESIDES
the invalii wife referred 10, deceased leaves
one son, DIR. J. III. Cartwright, of this city.
nd two daughters, Mrs VI ;. Conner, of
Sedslia, and Mrs Il. r. Porter. OF this
county. HIS remSins were Inferred yeslsr-
day at Salem church, an ediiice he con-
Iibut largely toward erecting.
MIS- NELLIE FIELDS.
The bright and beautiful fourt ea-vear-olG
daughter Of County Clerk IA. Y. Field,
was taken seriously I'll with ever at her
fither's country residence, abou, twelve
miles north OF this city, about two weeks
ago. The best medical skill and the ten
dere,t nursing failed 10 STAY the ravages of
the insidious fever, which burr ed her
young life away and freed her pure spirit
a; O'Clock Sunday night
The funeral, Inch was largely attended
took place from the family residence, on
Heath's creek, yesterday al eleven clock
This Is the second time that death has in
yaded Mr.. Fields household within the
past tw years, and he and his wifi have
The heartfelt sympathy Of their many
friends in This city
MRS. Louis ROGERS,
The accomplished young vile of the Rev.
j.. Rogers, who resides nine miles south oil
ths city, was stricken down with typhoid
pneumonia, only a few days a.o, and Sat
urdsy night received her summons from
OF high, sged 10 years The funeral ,ook
place Yesterday.
}. W. BEATTIE,
A one months old infant, died at TIE resi-
dence oil mis- parents, in the southern su-
burbs OF this city, of catarrhal bronchitis,
alter short illness, Sunday night, and
was buried yesterday.
wM. NJ. ANDERSON
A well known journalist, died at the resi-
dence OF his brpther-in-law, DR. j. X. Todd.
in Cambridge, Saline county, ON Saturday,
March 10, 1883. He had suffered Tor many
years with pulmonary consumption up tn
the time Of his death. He was born in
Georgetown, Pettis county, Mo, ON Novetn-
her ~, 1913, and VA, printed by trade, he
having entered his father's-Mr e.. Z.
Andersons printing office at California,
NO, when about IL years of age aud con-
tinued to follow his chosen avoca,ioh until
about two years ago, since which time he
has resided in Cambridge. In the wears
1873 and 1879 he was editor and proprietor