The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-30
n TOMB.

Died-In Washington township, November
y. of general debility, after a protracted i'll
ness, Mrs. NANCY ARVIN, aged 60 wears.
- In Clay township, November %. Mrs.
HENLY, aged about 81 years.
- In this city, November %. of old age
and general debility Mrs. SARAH ABBOTT,
aged 81 years.
= Near this city. November 81. Mr.. JNO.
LANkFORD and Miss RESALE GRII-
ZELL, daughter of Mr.. Lafayette Grizzell.
- In this city, Thursday morning at 2:I5
o'clock. OF congestion of the lungs, after a
short illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife of
william Morrison. Esq, cashier OF the Nor
rison- Wentworth Bank.
Mrs Morrison was born in Upper Rosrburg,
Germany, March 49,. 1923, aud immigrated TO
this country with her fathers family in 1888,
settling in Illinois. She came to Lexington
in 1871 and was married to Mr.. Morrison on
the 18th day of March. 1912. She was the
mother OF seyen children, four Of whom sur
Yive her, Mary, Charles, William ami John.
She Joined the NJ. 4. church while Mr.. Boyle
was pastor here, about the year 1919, and
only three persons who were members at the
time her name was enrolled are now living,
Mrs. Mary Green, Mrs. Jas. CiowdSleg and
Mr.. ThOs. Williams. She ha- been an earnest,
active, liberal and consistent Christian from
the day of her profession, always ready and
willing to expend time. energy and money
for the advancement OF The Masters King
dom. She died in the possession Of all her
mental faculties, with her husband, children,
grandchildren and friends gathered at her
bedside. and supported in the arms of her
Saviour, upon whose bosom she fell asleep rs
quietly and peacefully as "A child upon IFS
mothers breast. Thus has passed away an
other Of our oldest citizens, whose familiar
face in home and church Will be greatly miss.
ed and her death universally regretted,
Peace be with her. Obituary next week.
WhcnsiX Of The young gentlemen who l'trlt-
ell the ball Thursday night starie | to 90 hnme
they found that some one had walkcI OF with
their hats, Several mum .rs were also missing
No arrests.
Mcssrs. Z. l.. Nichols superintendent j.. J
Bgrne, assistant passenger agent, and II 4
Bonn, westrrh passenger agent of the Santa Fr
raiiroad, were here last Mhndiy nOnIerring with
the dir, ciur5 OF The br dye COMPANY nnd MIR
JnO & Young, OF the tran Ter iirC. Ir r.pu-,,
to The chnrg"s 10 be made for transferring nis-
"'"P'i7 I" "''' i'o"h 'Ht h'loi on tnc uOrlh side
or The river. \ satisfactory IL isis was uurrru
upon, the raIlroai agreeing To establish ard
malntlIn II ticket Office in this city The office
Will prob 'bly be OpGned Hr%t month.
Dr5. j. G.. Crist AMI W. J. Mcdonald ycst,r-
day afternoon removed from HE EAR al john
Carlson, of Riyrrtrn, aged II years. II cherry
stone that had been luhgeti there for seven years.
At the age OF ten years tie boy was living in
Sweden ana while PLAYING with some Children
one OF them pnshed the sod rutD ut, .lr nnl il
has remained there ,ver sine, making him
almost entirely deaf rle,irotors eel very
mach e'tt'd over the snGcess OF their operation
ana the Boy can hear u goo - h. ever could
and ls hippy. TIE seed was remarkably well
Fs eIved