The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
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DIrd-in Lexington township, Lafayette
county, Mo, April Il, infant child Of Mt.
Jas. II. Roosevelt.
- In Lexington township. Lafayette
county, Mo. April "a, OF "A complication OF
diseases, Mrs. NJ larry. wife Of MIR. Lewis z.
Green. aged II years.
- At the county poor house, OF which
he was the Keeper. April 2G. Of kidney dis
ruse. Mir. MARK HOW SARE, aged about %
years.
- In WaY"rIv, Lafayette county, Mo,
April 20, LILLE VIOLA SlIOuDY. aged
about 10 Years.
- In Cordrr, Lafayette county. Mo,
April 23, after II long and painful Illness.
Mrs. SIOLlN. The remains were brought
to this city for burial.
- In this city, April Is, infant sou Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyer.
- At her home in Montague county
TcNrS, April *, MARY, VIII" of Mr.. Frank
I'm Askew and daughter of Mr.. NJ. W. Dyer
aged - years.
Mrs. A>kcw wa, bora in this county. Hey
father came to this county from kentucky
!urty Eight year" 40, where he still resides.
the deceased was u member of the Christian
church, and leaves n husband and six chill
den To mourn her loss, beside IA large circle
OF relative, and friends.
- In this city, April -. OF cerebr9.
spinal meningitis. Miss A~ITOlNETrE,
daughter OF Charles II. aud Justine Schueler e
mGyci.
For ihany weeks The people of Lexington
hrv" daily asked after the condition Of this
sweet bud of promise, aud her sister, who
preceded her 10 the grave. They were sore
" afflicted. Disease rarely comes IN y more
distressing aud painful form. The anguish 0i
physical torture wrun2 cries from tlIei; lips
which bred hrurlscheS III the bosOms OF those
VIII" loved aud held them dear. So mCch did
they suffer tina! at Inst even death seemed L,
IL it came IA Il blessed relief. And 50 Emms
and iona have passed over TO the majority
They went with Christian hopes aud amiG
Christian prayers. Their souls, pure and un
stained from even the SELF >hnessess OF earth
have gone To be equal with the angels" |
any of il at all - true ;his Is true. Then why
mourn The portal may have beeu u fearful.
one but Il II has opened upon an Imm0ri ALT,
like that, WHO would call them back: StiIl
there is that Ia human nature which will b,
broken hearted when those we love are tax
IN. IN tIils sruIimrmi we all must share. ant
the parents and brothers and sisters have lhl
warm sympaihir- If All who know them
Miss Tona Wa buried Oh Thursday afternoon
from the ,irrmran Evangelical church, III
ttrv. ". l~irTIuIn officiating.
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Al = regular meeting al Wellington I.udg,
No. 81. held saturday evening, April II. tn
following report and resolutions were adopt
eI:-rU the Wellington Lodge No. d, /. a
o. F.:-l"ur special Committee /" whom wa
referred the death 81 uur late beloved broth
er, TI,oma, :. Lockhurt, would respectful,
report that il was the pleasure Ct your yom
mitIer to have y personal Acquaintance wIl
brother LorhharI ~ Il n%ci2hhOr, a. Al mil
mrtr personal friend, aud as = brother I,
him for a period extending back more lhu,
twenty years. During all these Years ampl,
opportunity was giyra To become thorough,
acquainted with his life and character, NJ,
we can truly say that thuge who kaeH pDA
best loved him most. loved him 70. the mrrI
and kindly spirit which hc manifested ever
ON the most trying occasions. loved him To-
the consistent and pTudrut oOunse that he :,
cordially gave alike 10 those high In socia
circles or to the humhleSt OF earth; loved hin
for his generous deeds which The poor bea
in remembrance with praise and thanksyIv
ing. Viewing his many good and amIabL
quuliiir, both "A, \ rrtlIru aud an odd Eel
low, we would say that those which exceed