The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-24
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Died-In Higg,nsville. Lafayette county,
Mo-. November Is, MIR. CONRAD MEUS-
ENKAAP. aged " years.
- At Higginsville, Lafayette county. Mo .
November 81. of rheumatism, Mr.. WILLIAM
l.. CATRON, aged 60 years.
- At Walton, KY, November IS, alter
only a few hours sickness Of neuralgia of tue
heart, Mrs. MARGARET CARTER, mother
Of Mrs. g. NJ. Catron. aged II years.
Mrs. Carter has for several years made her
home with her daughter here. About six
weeks since she went to visit relatives In Ken.
lucky, the home of her childhood. Her re-
mains were brought here for interment aud
che will be buried from the Chr lstian church
tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock. Service will be
conducted by Elder A. Proctor, of Independ-
ence.
- In this city, November IS. after q long
illness, Of general debility, JOHN CALLA-
WAY YOUNG, aged IS years.
Mr.. Young WAS a native Of Lancaster, Gar
rard county, Ky. He csme to this county In
an early day, and was contemporaneous with
such men as Gilead Rupe. James Hicklin,
Geo. Ronx, J. II. Graham, Strother RenIck,
Edward F. Ryland. Mahlon Hall. Chatham
and Thompson Ewing, William Shields, John
AN0iooht L u OOuu IdtTOHt anu OLuSI
prominent men Of that period. Mr.. Young
married In 1891, his wife being Mrs. Margaret
Greening. She was his faithful companion
until 1874, when she died IN her ssventy-Gflh
year. They had eight children, five of whom
survive, Mrs. John j. Moran, Mrs. Jas. r.
Green, Mrs. A. p. Logan, Miss Matilda
Young. and Mr.. John q. Young. Jr. One
s0n- ThOmaa- WIN hua NOT haan LAM Had
was well known to our community. as in
heriting In 4 marked degree the genial quail
ties and quaint humor of his father. To those
who knew Galloway Young lby that name
hs was best known to his old friends), only
. few years ago. he Is remembered as like
poor YOrick, q man ''of infinite Jest, Of most
excellent fancy" He had an inexhaustible
fund OF wit and humor. 1t bubbled up like
the sparkling waters of the bright and bah.
bling brook, and always az innocently. No
word OF sarcasm fell from his lips that could
hurt or wound u neighbor. His was q heart
free from guile. and full of that Christian
charity, which, In its subtlest sense, Is too
much q rarity. With him II was an essence
Of his being. Like Ben AdhenI he could be
written ''as one who loved his fellow men,"
In return there were none who knew that
did not love this genial, witty, clever gentle
man of the old school. 1t Is from such lives
as hls that comes the regret that men are NOR.
tai. Alas they are. Time. the Inc xorable.
marches on. Be ye never so careful. never
SO temperate, he conquers first one faculty
and then another, until the day arrives upon
which his companion. the grim reaper, comes,
snd the ripened grain falls before his merci:
less blade. But is it IneEciless? Is not the
fall Of the mortal part the rise of the immor.
tai! When the body perishes the spirit lives.
The separations here are hard, but 1t must
not be forgotten that there are reunions
there, aud those left behind will soon be with
the reassembled family above, where Death,
and pain and suffering are unknown. forever
and forever. We have the highest authority
for knowing that blessed arc the dead which
die in the Lord" and Of such was our be-
loved brother. As David said OF the child,
he cannot come to US, but we may 90 to him :,
OBITUARY.
HALL or A%ULLvILLE LODGE No. 4R4.
A. y. Il A. M, Nov. 18th, 1888.
Whereas, It hath pleased the All. Wise
Master OF the universe to call from earthly
labor to the higher refre-hment of the Grand
Lodge above our worthy brother, W. W.
Jones; and
Whereas. In the death of Brother Jones
this lodge has suffered the loss of a venerable
and upright member, the church a beloved
pastor, and the world a respected citizen
Therefore. be it
Resolved, That in token of our sorrow the
lodge wear the usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days; and further be it
Resolved, That these resolutions be snread
upon the minutes of this lodge. a copy trans.
united to the bereaved family, thereby ten
dering our heartfelt sympathy, and furnish
the Lexington I~ntelligencer a copy for publ,
cation.
Done by orler of the lodge.
j. b. JONES,
JAS. r.. OSBORNE,
b. Il. BARNES,
Committee.