Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14
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Died AT Houston. Texas. June 9th, lssi. Of
denution. iEKRIE CiiAMbEELAiN, Youngest
son u Ut Mary A aud Ahthony W. IiulciIins,
Dr., used eight montns ami siAlern days.
in this city, June IL at 5 81. b. IN of
general iebiiiiy. Mrs. SUSAN Ii. ik,Gi,
relic, oi The late Capt. VIM. Ii. Irigg. in the
I4th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place thu. Saturday
afternoon at I u'clnck. from The Episcopal
church, whey. Carriages will be IN attendance.
The friends anu a, qualntances OF the family ale
invited TO attend. This Is u personal beresVe-
ment to the writer, whose heart is too full TO
write more nov.
MAsoH's HALL. DovnK No., June !, "a.
Mheieus. cur Heavenly Fa,ner il, Iii, WIS
dom has rem wed from us by death, Our below
lodge; No. l:.. "A r. A. III. Therefore. re-
solved
lst. That We. his brethren. kindly Cherish
his memory anu truly feel his loss.
2nd That We t-nder our sincere sympulhies
to the widow and family oil our deceased
brother
3rd. That as u mark of respect TO Brother
Zenlnleyer, We Wear The usu Il badge of mourn
ing for thirty DAYS, and the turil ure of the
lodg b: draped IN mourning Tor tie sane le.,gth
OF Tine.
i'h. That Il copy OF lh,sr resolutions be put
upon the lodge record. u copy sent 10 The widow
OF Our deceased brother, uul COPIES sent to the
County papers Tor public. tIou,
JOHN z. nlCKAM, }Com.
ROBERT I. kOOHTZ,
IN MRMoRIAM.
At the meeting Of the Lafayette County Medi-
cal Soci' ty Md in Lexington. Monday, June 9,
lss;'. the following resolutions were adoptad
death I'll br: A.P Landlord as u grievous and
irrepala'ie lose 10 the physicians and The people
OF Lafayette cnunty. sorrow ills cur hearts
mat Il professional brother of such wOnuertuI
skill ard celebrity should have been cut dow n
suddenly in the very noon day Of his profession
I'll tame aud usefulness.
Re 'olvrd. that We bear testimony not
only To his skIil as an operator. hut what is fully
Is Important, the sOununess of his judgment,
ana the iehllcss discharge ot his duties TO his
patients with reguId to their ultimate safety.
Resolved, that We also bear testimony to
MS uniformly Kind and courteous treatment OF
his professional brethren as well us the suffer-
ing poor to whom he WAC always willing and
ready 10 lend II helping hand, like the '.Greaj
FnJsician,' OF eighteen centuries ago
itasolved. that the mei cal profession OF
tue State oil Missouri, anu the profession ut large,
mas lost one of it's brigh, st Ornaments, a gentle.
man OF ihe highest culture, u physician and sur
eeon VINO ranked among the best and stood
shoulder TO shoulder with Gross, Hodgen and
G.e@oiy, anu The very lew VINO like them have
attained 10 such einlnrnce In our country.
% Ktsol'e't, that We deeply syInpalhize with
tue alh'cted relatives Of our professional brother
and COMMEND them To The care ana cousutatiou
VI t.e dIe"t EULER Vi The universe as the only
source oil comfort in their great sorrow
IN motion IL WAS resolved that u CODY OF the
aOute irsoin ions he presented 10 The Ia,ully oil
!nr deceased. and that copies also be furnished
the he Wspupers Of the cul,niy. anu ne nedic.i
j. II. sIIAGGiiS D.,
I. W. Seller. III. d.
F.S FULkERSUN, NJ. d., fLom
I0BT. CARTER. N D.,