Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-07-24
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Died-In Richmond. Ray county, Mo
July IS. GEORGIA. infant daughter of MIR.
Il. NJ. Neale.
| i In Richmond, Ray county, Mo-, July
10, AGNES B., infant daughter OF Mr.. Joseph
Golden. The remains were Inferred in the
Catholic cemetery here Tuesday.
- In Freedom township, Lafayette coun-
lty, Mo-, July q, the three-year-Old son OF
Mr.. H. Lampe.
! in Ray county, near the island below
this citv. July %, of typhoid fever, GEORGE.
son of Henr, Linn, aged about 20 years.
- At Beaver Dam, Wis.,, July 18th, Mr..
ALFRED LOOMS, an uncle Of Mr.. Albert
Loomis, of this city.
IN MENORIAM.
HALL OF LEXINGTON LODGE No.
149 A. f. u A. NJ, LEXINGTON. 7
Mo-, July 18th, 1882
At a regular meeting of Lexington Lodge
No. 149. A. F. & A. NJ. held in its hall, the
following preamble and resolutions we're
adopted:-
Whereas, 1t has seemed best to the Grand
Master of the Universe, who cannot err, to
+ remove from the field of his labors here to the
, eternal rest of the hereafter our beloved
brother and friend. Cornelius Z. Ballard;
Therefore, be it.
Resolved, That our brotherhood has lost
r one of its most cherished members, ,One whose
, warm heart, genial nature, liberal hand, and
sympathetic being endeared him to every
member of our order, and was ever ready for
the exercise of the principles of our time hon.
= Ored institution, not only toward brethren,
but the stranger within our gates and the
!, fallen at the wayside.
Resolved, That while we humbly bow to
v the DEGREES of an all-wise Providence. we
grieve in our hearts over the loss of our BROTH
i er and will ever cherish in loving memory
t his many good qualities.
s Resolved, That to his widow in her sad
atf1iction we extend our warmest sympathles
IN the loss of kind, loving and indulgent
!. husband and companion.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pup
= lished in the city papers and a copy, under the
y. seal of the lodge, be presented to the widow
of our brother.
d $sss.F S$; H: Ss1.: s4'5:s' 'A"'"' Com.
PHILIP KELLER.
P. H. CHAMBERS, Sec'y.
- - At Moberly, Mo. July IL, Mrs
It GEORGIA FLETCHER POLLARD, wife
6 of Mr.. j. c. Pollard, and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Brack Fletcher, of Marshall.
# The Moberly Monitor said of her DEATH
,r 'Mrs. Pollard was born in Waverly, Mo.
"a December !, 1868. She was married to j. c
n Pollard at Kansas City June IL. 1888, ant
"a came to Moberly to reside June 7th, 1886. II
? less than week after her arrival here, OF
ii June 18th, she was stricken down as relatet
~ above, and her malady soon developed int
-. typhoid malarial fever. She was sick jus
- four weeks. She had the satisfaction Q
N knowing that she was watched over by he
10 nearest and dearest relatives and friends
NJ and that kind strangers ministered to he
ia necessities. She leaves no children"
III The Marshall Progress spoke of the matte
sr as fOllows:-"The remains were brough
,t from Moberly to Marshall on the six o'cl oc
- train Monday morning, and the funeral too
la place at the residence of the father of the de
nj ceased at 6 o'clock Tuesday morning, Th
IN services We're conducted by Rev. Geo. Plat
al tenburg In very simple and impressiv
ia manner. The attendance was large and tn
,h hearse was followed to the grave in Ridg
10 Park Cemetery by IA long train of mourner.
no The l. o. G. L. Lodge of this place, of whic
r. the deceased was prominent and zealou
n working member, attended the funeral in
r. body and performed their burial service a
% the grave. The deceased had many grsces {
nd character and was d conscientiGus Christian
i'll and devoted and active member of the Chri,
re tiau church. Her loss is widely deplore
cd among all with whom she was associated
or and all join in rendering their heart felt syn
be paIny anu oouooiehce 10 the Dereaved hu
no band and parents.'