The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
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In Lexington township. Lafayette
county, Mo. June 10, TO the wife OF Mr.. f..
ShUcLlry-a girl.
- In this city. June IA, to the wife Of
Mr.. Luther SaundeTs-a girl.
In Sni-a-bar township, LAFAYETTE
county. Mo-, June 20 10 the wife Of Mr.. Caleb
Pructur-a girl
In Lexington township. recently. to
the wife of sir. +. kiinc-a boy.
In Lexington township, Lafay et,e
county. Mo-. To Mrs. Mckinney boy.
In Lexington township, LAFAYETTE
county, Mo-, To the wife OF Mr.. Frank Nc
GOwrn-a hoy.
B.
Died In this city, Jun go. after a pro.
trartrd illness, Miss MATTE CASPER,
aged about III wears.
- Near Pueblo, Colorado, June 10Th, of
consumption. MIR. ROBERT l.. RAMSEY,
nurd about 81 years, formerly Of Sni-a- Bar
township. tins county,
- In Kansas City, Mo-. June II, of dys-
entary, MR.. MARY A. FARLEY, aged 81
wears, mother of Mrs. Alfred Braut, late of
ihls city. She was brought here for burial
last Wednesday, Mrs. Brant and her son,
Walter. accompanying the remains.
- In this city. June ~, Mrs. SASAE
JANE MONTGOMERY. aged 10 years.
She had been IA long resident OF this place
aud was the mother of Mr.. Chas. Montgom-
cry.
- Near Odessa, Lafayette county, Mo-,
Jrnc 18Th, of Il complication of Diseases, Mr..
PHAREZ HAMMOND. aged about AZ wears.
Mr. Hammond had long been in poor health,
! severely afflicted with asthma, but we learn
that this WA. not the Immediate csuse of his
death.
IN N OF BHOTHER THOMAS GIBBS
YOUNG.
To Tie WorshipfuE Muster and Brethren Of Ler-
fngtOH LOdge. No. l49. Of Il. +. and A. NJ
Whereas. our beloved brother, Thos. q.
Young, after n briei illness, departed this life
ON the morning of the 18th of June, 1888 was
removed from time TO eternity; from earth
to that home from whence no traveller re-
turns; tbeTs fore,
Resolved, That in the death of our
brother, this lodge has lost one of its most
faithful and worthy members, and the fra
terniiv at large one OF It's warmest and most
Jealous advocates; the community has been
deprived OF n good, upright and honest citi-
zen, and his family of Il kind and an affection
ale father.
Resolved. That we. the members of this
lodge, deeply mourn his loss, and heartily
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re. ativcs, and would commend his dear chill
dren 10 the care and guidance OF Him who
has promised to be Il Father to the fatherless
praying that this aflliction though grievOus,
may be sanctIiied unto them and work In
them the peaceable fruits OF righteousness,
ard That the God of all comfort may give
them the oil Of JOY for their mourning, and
the garment Of praise Tor the spirit OF heavi-
ness
Resolved, That the members OF this lodge
will Wear the masonic badge OF mourning Tor
thirty days in testimony of our respect to his
memory, and that we will ever continue to
cherish an ailectionaie regard for his virtues
Ms a citizen and brother.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble
and resolutions he spread upon the minutes
aud II memorial page be set apart in our rec
ords sacred to his memory, and u copy o
these resolutions be furnished his children
with the seal of the lodge attached, and alst
that the papers OF the county he requested to
publish the same. Fraiernally submitted,
u. ii. CHAMBERS.
PHILIP KELLER.
W. q. E~GGLEsTON,
Committee.