The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
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Dird-NcIr HigIinsvilIe, Lafayette couu
", NO, Aprii .. Mrs. JAS. JENNINGS
In HIgLin-vilIe, Lafayette couut =
April q. MrL. GILkEI. She Leaves a Lm,
baud and >iX chilirru Ia mourn her loss.
- In this city. April 10. OF spinal menin
rrii., after IA hong aud distressing iIInn..
EaMA, laughter "f thaS. II. and Au~m.t,
Srhnctcrmeyer. aged II years.
The parents have the sympathy of the entIr,
cpmmuniy in their said an elton IN the main
fuI umd long.conI inued illness of their dsu,h
tiers. two admirable and accomplished girls
Miss iona Is still very i'll.
- In Higgin. willie. Lafayette county NJ,
/ April 1.of inll ImrnatOry rheumatism, Mr.. Il.
y. FRENCH.
Mr.. French only recently moved from This
city u IIlgginsvillG, having conducted ;
feather rrnnvAlinG establishment here for
several months. While here he made many
friends. who deeply regret to hear OF hi,
death. His remains were takun to Ohio for
IniCrmcnt.
Res buttons passed ny the Wom4n's For.
cIsu Missionary Society of the Pleasant
Prairie congregation of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. of Mrs. Katie g.. ChInn,
who died March II, aged ~ years.
Whereas, Our sister and efi ellen; secretary
in the "nInen's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Flrasint Prairie congregation Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Clinn. has been called To n higher state of
existence,
Resolved, Ii. That we tender our heart
felt sympathy to the bereared husband. rela-
tives and sorrowing friends.
Resolved. I'd, In this sad di~pnnsation OF
providence, we ~ II society, humbly subinit
to the Will of God.
Resolved, I'd, That II copy of these resOIu-
lions tc placed On the minutes of our society,
and II copy be sent 10 the Missionary Record
for publication. Miss r.. L.. PALETTE,
Mis-. :. J. WORLEY.
Mrs. n. T.. F~IsHHACK.
Cumberland Presbyterian please copy.
OBITUARY.
- Near Buncrton. at her home, March
~. Mrs. EMILE BEtKLY TEVIS, wife of
>. l.. Tevis, IN tn 10Th Year vi her age.
Deceased WAS born April 1. 1913, in Ken
lucky came to this state in 1884, where shO
lived till her death, having lived at the home
stead where she died, forty nm years. She
expressed II hclict from the first that she
would meyer recover, but assured her family
that she hal no fears whatever of death, even
declared her dcith-bed n happy one" She
was "A member Of the Presbyterian church.
The manner in which her lie WAS passed
was evidence OF a beautiful Christian Charac-
ter. The refinement OF her manners, The amis-
biiiiy Of her disposition, the consistency Of
her religious profe -sIons. the purity of her life,
aud the sincere goodness of her heart formed
"a combination such rs can rarely be found
and made up IA character that was beloved by
all. She WAS emIncntiy lifted by nature to
perform her sacred duties about the hearth
home, TO her, was her temple, aud she the
high prlcste$s, and her rcIIOn, were governed
b u sense at Christian duty, aud by the ten
der wisdom which belongs TO y mothers
heart. As wife she had hren no less de-
voted and faithful, and her wifc!y duties hay Z
been performed with u loving watchfulness
and carnestue>- which rntitle her To the holy
salutation: well done good aud faithful ser.
want, enter into the rest prepared for yOu.'
the heart -lrlt sympathy OF IT wide circle who
know only too well what n heavy bereaye-
ment they suffer.
"I;clea.cd from ill- and woe. of time,
Translated 10 the skies.
She lives in u happier cline.
she blooms in iaradisG."