The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21
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Died In CLAW township. De er 16. OF
consumption, Miss KATIE H., daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Williamson, aged about
"a wears. She was buried from the family
residence Wednesday.
- la Higginsvilla December IL, Mrs.
MILE HATFIELD, aged about 40 years.
- In the bottom, pear Waverly, Deem
her 10, at the residence of MIR. John Tracy,
Mr.. HENRY LEWIS.
- AT her home, in Lexington township.
December IA, OF pneumonia. Mrs. JAMES
HILLOCK, aged about 40 years.
- In Salt Lake CITY, Utah, December 10,
Mrs. DIR. j. q. DOWNING, nee Beattic,
formerly Of this county, aged IS years.
- Near Dover, December -. Of drOpsy,
MIR. GEORGE JUNG, aged about 60 years.
He WAS The owner of Jung's addition to IiG-
ginsville.
In Kansas City, December 1G, Mrs.
SALLIE, wife Of Mr.. Jas. b. Kirtley and
daughter of the late wm. d., and TheOdOcia
McCor aged A years. Her remains were
brought to this city and buried from the
Christian church, last Tuesday.
- At her home in Holden. Mo-. Deem
her =, Mrs. MATTE BLEW EFT, nee
Starkie. Ia her oath year, a former pupil OF
+. A. 5. of this city, and as noted for her
rare and radiant beauty as for her gentleness
and sweetness Of character.
death loves I shining mark"
- Near Mayview. December IA, of diph-
theria, youngest sou Of John and ANNE Par
rent.
This is the second child he has lost through
this disease, u daughter having died on
December 8.
- Recently. near Nashville, Tenn, Mr.
WILLIAM IL. PREWITT.
Mr. PrewiIt was formerly prominent busI
ness man of Waverly, this county, and viii
be remembered by all our older citizens
lie was the uncle Of Mr.. J. A. Prewitt ant
Mrs. Joseph Curtis.
- At the residence of her daughter, Mrs
Jonas Hines. in this city. December 16. o
=, heart failure Mrs. G. f.. WALKER, age
about Is years.
Mrs. Walker has long been a resident O
this city and was known to almost everybOd'
a. &c randma" Walker. She has been yer
feeble for a number OF years, but her deaf
was sudden AMI rather unexpected. Sb
was buried from the Episcopal church Wed
. nesdav morning. Rev. J. w. Keeble con
Quoting the services.
- Near Wcaverton, Washington count,
Maryland. December II, OF paralysis. aggra
g waited by IA large carbunUie between h
q shoulders, Mr.. iiENRY G. B0TELER. |
- the I'D wear OF his age.
General BOieler had been Tor many years
resident OF this city. having emmigrated
Il this from his native state in the year lS4
Shortly after his arrival he engaged in Il
merchsntile business with bis cousin, Maj
r. b. Clagett, and from that time until u
= breaking oft Of the war the firm of BOtel
d Clagett was among the foremost in abiii
10 and enterprise in our city, Upon the breal
= Ing out OF hOstilities between the states, Il
"a firm was dissolved and Gen. BOteler spe
oC the most of those troublesome days in Mar,
al land and st. Louis. At the close Of the war
M returned to Lexington aud has since that tin
70 been engaged in agricultural pursuits al
banking. having filled the position of boo
70 keeper in the Morrison wentworth Bank,
no which he was a large stock holder for mu
h. years and until y short time before his leavi
- here for y visit to relatives and the friends
. his boyhood in My Maryland" Shortly
L., ter he left here last fall, he was stricken vi
a. paralysis, hut until affected with I
-, malignant carbuncIe which was the INN
diate cause of his death he had been impro
ing slowly and contemplated returning HI
:" in the early spring. lie was a man Of gen
nd disposition, much attached to his frien
n strictly moral in character and of uHdouJi
~ Integrity. He was u member OF no chur
N. until the Saturday previous to his dea
,r. when upon his profession of faith he was
liS ceiyed INTO the PRESBYTERIAN communion a
partook of the emblems OF the shed biz
and broken body OF the Savior upon the I
lowing Sabbath. lie was unmarried,
leaves behind II host al sorrowinr friends a
:, numerous relatives. He was bnr ed In
Old family grave yard, beside his parer
brothers and sisters, there TO await the gr
summon. Peace to his ashes.