Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-22
THE TOMB.

lin this city. March 19. of general debility,
Mrs. GHRIsTiANA MoHN. aged Ss years.
Mrs. Mohn Was the Ielict of air VIM. Mohn.
and the mother of Mrs. John BAehr. She was a
native of Prussia, and came TO Lexington aboat
% years ago. Her husband was by trade II
wagon maker, AMI was well known to our old
citizens as u deserving citizen, and quite q re-
markable natural mathematician. Mrs. Mohn
had been Ill some months before her death. She
was buried from her sou-in-law's residence, at
2 O'Clock. on Ihursdas last. Rev. George L..
l.eyburn O1icis,iug.s
-S-sr san Jose, California at the residence
OF her son-ir-tuw, Mr.. Q. Clarkson, March IL.
Mrs. RHODA BEATiE. reIict oi the late Capt.
Vim. Beatle. OF this county. aged - years.
Mrs. Beatle WAS II devout member Of the
Methodist Church. and died with all the conso-
lstion aud comfort Oh her Christian faith. She:
| spent the larger part of her life In this county.
where most Of her children were born.
AT the residence of her mother In Clay
township, March 18th. of measles. Miss NAN
ME sCARIMPsHkR. aged about 10 years.
Mamie was only sick Il few days. She said
from the first of her illness she would not get
we'll, but was perfectly willing and ready to go.
Just before passing away che called to her
mother and asked her to sit down on the bedside
and . moment after asked her neither 10 turn her
over, when she passed peacefully away. so
| peacefully, that they scarcely knew when she
left Them. Mamie was a mempef zine hetno-
o'st cnufon' ana WIS a true Chris'iah iaoS. Ans
stricken housenoin Will recei'e the wafmesI
sJmpa'h'es oi IL III 'he'r ueep eis'Fess' Dea'"
spares none. II separates tue dearest Iriehos.
All must DOW 10 It's mandates. Nothing Out
doo's love anu proihises can caeer the broken
spirit ana pour paiih upon tie Wounueu heart'
All will miss Mamie, hut let lis hope our loss is
i har ~ain ZACH
Ill ms city, March IL, OF dfnrsy: alter a
q reIIcf or the isIr .jndge John +.
| Rylapd, aged as years.
a.. 49, ,r- =
mie' iayi"n" WAS oorh' Mafci u 1919 III
! con and Elizabeth Butord- She came TO this
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Souu's " :" e"'iS "Se l" va" naiiie" ny VI.
d. l.. iantis. september Il. 1885. to Jadge John
F. Rylsnd, who at the time had three children
by 4 former marriage, z. I. Ryiand, now OF
San Jose. California. Mrs. Juliet FIndlay and
Judge John E. Eyland, both now resident
here. To these when children she was a true
mother, and she possessed their affection in a
rare degree. Tass Rsland, Esq. in writing
q very AT, ctiOnatv letter, recently, expressed
his great sorrow ut his mothers condition, and
that were it not Tor sufferers at home he would
Immediately come TO her side. Mrs. Ryland
had IL children. eight OF whom survive her, Mrs
bettie Mchtan. simeon b, Mrs. Rosanna NJ.
Mchean. Mrs. Gabrielle Miller. Xenophon. NJ.
c4ss. Maggie, aud Mrs. Carrie q. Craig. She
was u consistent and earnest member of the Bap-
ttst church for 81 Years, having joined it under
the ministration Of the kev. A. T.. Williams,
and her pastor spoke in his funeral sermon very
t~eelinsiy and tolchinxIy Of her continued faith
In and reliance upon Christ the Redeemer. Her
favorile hymn, Often repeated by her during her
illness. when II could not he sung. contained
these two stan2as:-
Thou who vast 80 sol ely tried