Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-06
TEE

TEE ALTAR.
Aarrled-In this city, at Longs hotel. Octo-
JAMES an g IA MATnEWs "A; and S0a Mis: ANNA NJ Z.
ROACH. both Of Tabo. Lafayette county, Mo:
lin. ln Jehnsoa county; or Lsfayetts county nmy
Miss Mis: 5 ysisSf1 sn Dih Nj 6sE'S Ofo and
Near Chapsl Hill. Oct. 9. Mr.. R. F.
WAGNER and Miss MAGGIE COBB.
aud Miss RETTA HUaHEs.
mNs.f ri. uss H.. o fss 2, NJ. w w
80 At Pleasant Hill. Mo-, Oct: ?. by Rev: J:
-; Clancy. Mr.. INGALLS, and Miss JENNIE
Ply and Miss kLLkk MoDoNALD Atten-
O'Msiley.
.-A At the Catholic church. In this city. Oct.
:; sy ssx; Il I !; LILY, M. ASLEL HOGAN
.- -. Elder George PIattenburg. at the resi-
gsnce =! M. Jack Slusher, OctUber lst, Mr..
TA0M As = LANDRUM and Miss MAMIE
Its congratulations to this gallant gentleman
and charming lady.
Car'ellton Journal. Sept. qs:-Att the residence
OF Capt VIM. N. Esds. this city. Wednesday
noOYn. COL, aud Mrs. MARY K. IURPIN, of
Ing train for their future home in Colorado.
Inc event vas = very quiet one only n lew Of the
most intimate friends Delng present.
,-Near Jerteyvills. Ills. at the resldenc &C of
the brides father, Judge o..s. Powell, Sept.
EasissToS. q Iii. % City. a and Mis- Mh.i MINNIE Il;
POWELL.
chants. and An estimable gentleman. His wife
In n former mn NIL nf fhA q a~l ~ -1,--
lady ofmany accomplishments and virtues. Both
sre known and highly regarded by all our people.
Their married lie begins amid prosperity and
the good wiAhes OF . large circle OF friends, and
the Intelligenser wishes for them every happi-
ness and prosperity incident to lives well begun
and which promise to be wisely and ~usefully
spent to honorable old age.
THE oRADLn.
Born-In South Washington township, Lafay-
IT, atss aSsci.. MI sirl. recently. to the wife Of Mr.
At Udssss, Oct. l. to the wife Of Mr..
VIVA. Nswhsrt-s giri.
III this city. Sept. 80, to the wife Of Mr..
james d; Aook-a boy. The child died almost
THE TOMB.
or 1isa.1 NJ .oi bEIes o;,;; Sep; !, Of hem;
D0A<A -. "AALANA. WIG Ol
=. r: Wallace, formerly OF this place. aged
Mr. dbl 81 I9 %Is;rsssRg' p ~ Of . .ysso .sa 5sye i
years. late OF this county. Hi: remains were
brought 70 Grand Pass, Saline county, for ,nter.
ment IN tho family burying ground.
the residence Of General Richard c.
her ago.
IL blameless life and the frmest faith In the
sil-sumcient atonement made by = cruciaed
hedeemer can give assurance of peace and par.
don, then may the friends who loved her 90
dearly In this life. feel assured that she has en-.
tered into that ''rest which remsineth to the
people Of God" Ans Mary Fox was the only
child Of John and Ellz Fox, and was born
IN the city Of Richmond. Va on the 9th of De-
oember. lSdl. She lost her father in infancy. |
put her excellent mother survived till ls4l. Alter |
the death ofher mother she came to reside with |
friends In Missouri, who will long treas |
ure the remembrance Of her virtues, and who |
are thankful that her last days were free from |
suffering. She hss gone down to the Rrave in |
the iuiiness Of age. surrounded BY kind and |
Borrowing friends to whom she leaves the exam
pie OF a beautiful and well spent Lie. She had
been y member of the Presbyterian church for |
soout 6o wears under the pastorstes OF Doctors |
Armstrong, Taylor and Piummer In Richmond, |
Va, aad more recently Of Rev. George L.. Lev
burn, In Lexington.
lFroin the Sedalls Democrat. October 3D.
Robert A. Morton died ut 6:I5 y. m, yesterday. |
a. me home on Massachusetts street, between |
Decreased was born In Ontario, Canada. in !
lsxs. and was consequently sixty-one years OF |
age In Canada. in 1s4s. be married Miss Mar
until April II. 1885. when she departed this lie. |
10 wss afterward married to Mrs. R-becca |
hogae. OF his city. in January. 1881. who sur
Mr.. Morton came to Srdalia In 1870, since
Mn,cn time, except during hls Sickness. he has
About tho nrst OF June he was compe1l.d to
Iesv. his post Of labor on account OF iliness.
and .pin ooK d .ns torn Of soi,eninE Of the BRAIN
he has been confined to his bed and has hen
s morta nearing the shore from whence no
rounded by his family and friends In The twi-
Light of last evening
Ms gfsss.sd c Sas . 1 r. s;ao Of the Southern
Ancient Order OF United Workmen. and will be
buried this ansrnoon under the auspices OF
the NE. Church. south. az ; o:ctoc axe P PrIsn a.
and relatives are invited to attend.
tnr. Morton was the father of Mrs. VIM. T.
Sset, u TINS city. and u gentleman who had the
Fsspect and esteem OF q large circle OF friends
he lived here Tor eight years of his life, and Ia
plo.1
lErom the sedslis Democrat. Oct.4
The funeral services of the lamented Robert
A. Morton. At the N. +. church south, yest.r-
Jay afternoon. were attended by II very large
congregation Of Borrowing friends. The SER
vlces were conducted by the pastorof thechurch.
and with the aid Of the societies. to which the
deceased belonged. were made very impos.
ing. After the sermon. . brief review of the
deceased's life was given. which showed that
no was y man In every sense the term implirs
ne nad lived y life Of hsnOr, of worth. OF nae.
iuInsss. He was an Affections ate husband, an
lnoulaent father. IN honored citizen and an ex-
emplsry christian. A man OF strong conylc.
NE family or his country. This he deemed !
enos to deter him from doing his duty.
Inc deceased ives . member OF the Masonic
and A. % U. W orders. the latter attending
ne inneral % n lodge and conducting the bur-
~ csreponies. This order has, during the
illness Of the d deceased. given to him cvery csre
or alleviate bis suffering. They have provided :
,urscs and contributed. beside q weekly bepe-
u OF nve dollars, and now that he has gone ;
rom them his family will receive an ipdemnIty l
1880, which sum 10 pledged to the families I
all menber1 Of that order. The remains were I
ollowed 10 the cemetery by . large number OF
,er by the A. o. U ". order. In every stage :
NE, let 1t be said. that he did the Erandest I