The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-12

4" UEH Dts.
Rorn-Im this city, May :. to the wife Of
MIR. Elias Sprucc-n girl.
- IN Snl-a-Bar township, LAFAYETTE coun.
". Mo, Nav /, 10 the wife of Mr.. Samuel
iiOyrr-n girl.
- In Lexington township, Iafa'cute
county, Mo, May 10, 10 the wife OF Mr. John
Lyons-a Girl.
- In Sni-n Rnr township Lafayette coun-
", Mo-. May &. to the wife OF Mr.. J, +. IL ing
ii girl.
In Lexington township. Lafayette
county. Mo, May ., TO the wife of Mr.. Ben.
+. lila boy.
- In Odessa, Lafayette county, Mo-, MAY
., to the wife of Mr.. II. II Ficklc-a boy.
rRETomB
pied-Nrar Bates City. Lafayette county,
Mo, Nav >, WILLIE. son of MIR. and Mrs.
Hiram Kelly, aged - months.
- In Kansas civ. Mo-, May 9Th. of cpl
Irpsv. Mr.. PAYNE WOOD. aged 10 wears,
son Of Judge VIM. 4. Wood. of this city.
- In Washington township, LAFAYETTE
county Mo-. NAV BOT progressive paralysis,
ROBERT, son of Andrew l.. A. and Marga-
ret Fulton, aged Al years.
- In Norwich. Kansas, May 4, Mrs.
AMELIA q. SERAT, wife of Mr.. NJ. W.
Scrnl. Of this city. Her remains were taken
to New York state for burial.
- In IIiggInSville. Lafayette county, Mo-,
May 8, Mrs. w. II. CHURCH, aged AZ years.
Mrs. Church was formerly u resident of
this city, and will be remembered by many
of our citizens.
- In this city. April %. OF pneumonia,
after ii short illness. Mr.. WILLIAM HAIR
VEY SMITH, son of the late Harrison
smith and Mira. Martha Smith, aged a years.
MIR. Smith was born near Paris in Monroe
county, Missouri, April 4, 1871. His parents
removed 10 Lexington when he was two
years Of age, and he continued to reside here
until his death. Mr.. Smith was IA man of
quiet habits. but was still genial and full Of
u quaint humOr. He was IA good citizen,
respected and esteemed by all who knew him;
AMI he was a pleasant and considerable neigh
Dor. He was Il very kind and nilectiOnate
sou and brother; his habits being domestic
his pleasures were Ound around the tireside.
lie was never married. Mr.. Smith was Il
very careful, shrcwd and successful bust
ness man, aud lie amaIsCd n handsome for
tune. His b~creaved mother feels his loss
krGnIv, rs he was her first born and for
many years her trusted adviser. Not long
since having been called upon to give up her
husband she is now bcreft indeed. and it is
not strange that her heart is sad. Blu she
has the Christians faith and resource. The
passing over to The other shore of her he
loved son but adds one Tie more to Heaven
aud To immortality. May she be cOmforted
in her anlictIon by turning to the other low
ing hearts here and TO Him who never fails to
hear Inc widows nrnypr
IN MEMOIIUM.
HALL OF WELLINGTON LODGE.
No. 81, |. o. o. F.
To the n. C., Officers and Members-YOu
special committee To whom was referred thu
death of Bro. Mark Ilowsarr, with instruc'
lions TO submit suitable resolutions relative
thereto, respectfully submit the following
Yes. he is coldly sleeping
In the graves dark, dreamlcss bed,
While the willow bOuShs seem weeping,
As they bend above the dead.
On the 21th day of April 1883, after u per
i0d of painful lingering, the grim, but not "A
all times unwClcOmr messenger, death, cam,
to our late worthy and beloved brother
Mark IIowsarc, bidding HIM he freed from
further pain and suffering and follow HIM
His earthly mission having been fulfilled, h
responded to the call, amd is now where pail
and suffering can no longer HillIct him, AN,
: il, as we trust, where "the wicked cease from
tr0Ihling aud the weary are at rest" lii
pleasant genial smile viii no more gladdeI
our hearts on earth: his kindly counsel AM
advice no more fall on our ears; his cooper
: alive aid IN advancing The interests of on
cherished order no mhre be experienced b
us here. Brother lInwsnTe has been Il mem
, Der OF the |. -. .. +. for II period OF twenty
Y i've years or more, and was IA true and faith
ful member Of the order, his membershi
y continuing until
- Wight called HIM 10 her aud he left his doc
: Silent aud dark. he will return no more"
Resolved LIST. Therefore, by tho member
i OF yelling on l. olgc No. 81, that while W
=, bow SubmiSSively TO the dispensatiOn q
Divine Providence III taking from our mid|
: our worthy and beloved brother, Mark How
sarc. we but deplOre the loss TO our Order O
q Il timc-honOred associate, calm counsellor
good citizen aud true friend.
" Resolved 2d. That this Lodge tender To hi
u hcrcuNcd family their heartfelt sympathy II
tins their hour OF bereavement, and common,
i, them 10 the kindly care Of Him who dOelh "a
things well.
t. Resolved 81. That the members of thi
Lodge wear the usual badge OF mourning 70
thirty DAYS.
Resolved ith, That this report be- sprea
upon the minutes OF our Lodge, and IA cop.
Y be sent TO The family OF the deceased.
S Resolved 9TH. That IL copy be sent 10 tn
Lexington lmleIligencer for publication.
: Respectfully submitted in f. l.. and r.,
j. +. LARKIN.
4. j. MORRIS
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