The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-04

ELIJAH GLADISH, born in Ken
ucky, October 80, 1910. |,
JOSEPH ii. PAGE, born In Warren
county, Kentucky, April l6, 1873.
GEO. WASHINGTON COOPER.
GRANVILLE Il. PAGE.
HENRY ID. MILLS, SIR.
RUFUS YOUNG.
The living members who were not
present are:-
JAS. ii. Graham, born in New York,
5, 1898.
.Jno. X. Ford, born in Kentucky May
1901.
Joel p. Wiles, born in Halifax county,
Virginia, September II, 1904.
Elias Wheatley, born in Kentucky,
July 2, 1903.
Jmo. Price, born in Garrard county,
Kentucky, February u, 1907.
Mason Il. Henry, born in Kentucky,
May %, 1910.
Cyrus Osborn, born in Virginia,
JANUARY ~, lHlG'
Rev. A. A. Moore, born in Tennes-
see, March 81, 1911.
Stephen G. Wentworth, born in
Massachusetts. October 10, 1911.
Thomas b. Clagett, born in Maryland,
April %, 1909.
Henry Slusher, born in Floyd county,
Virginia, March &c. 1916.
Jno. Il. Colvert, born in Fauquier
county, Virginia, March Is, 1916.
Norman Poole.
Finley L. Barnett.
WIZ. Bebout.
VIM. Littleiohn.
The president read a letter from SIG.
Wentworth expressing much regret al
his inability, oil account OF pressing
business. to be present.
The president, upon the part OF the
committee appointed TO draw up reso.u-
tons upon the death OF Major Arthur
G. Young, OF which he was a member
read a preamble and resolution which
were unanimously adopted and ordered
placed upon the official records OF the
club.
The secretary read a set OF resolu'
tions upon the death of Jos. Is. Shelby
} signed by q. X. Page and Washington
Cooper. This was also unanimousl,
: adopted and ordered placed upon tn
record,
Fitting obituaries having been pub
! llshed in this paper shortly after th
: deaihof both of these gentlemen, and on
u space this week being limited, we d
u not publish them.
The next order of business being !h
y taking in of new members the names
Rev. ii. T.. S. Willis. of Audrain count,
q and Rev, VIM. j. Brown, Of Higgin
u vile. were presented. Both thel
= gentlemen were received into the cit
u by a unanimous vote.
The newly elected membere thu
y gave to the secretary important fac
III connected with their lives as follows:
Rev. ii. p. s. Whilst was born
, i!arodsburg, Mercer county ,Kentuck
" April &c. 1920, and in 1929 emlgrat,
with my father 10 Missouri, settling
Marion county, twelve miles west
W Palmyra. When we settled at th
place there was but II house lyiI
" north of us i'm Missouri. | have be
On twice married, first in Batesville, 4
kansas, in April, 1858, to Miss Ell
Baird; my next wife with whom
now living, was Miss Martha j.. Patt
u" to whom 1 was married in Fulton, NJ
." in Aug, 1873. am a minister of
gospel. | was licensed 10 preach in NJ
rIstown,A Ark, in 1850, and was Orda
III Ell at Little Rock In 1852. | am at pr
mt ent acting as colportenr for the southe
as synod of Missouri. My home is
Mexico, Audrain county, Mo-, wher
III have a wife and four daughters iivil
III Rev. VIM. J. Brown:-I was be
hs' in Cumberland county, Virginia, DC
w. Der 10, 1914. and emigrated with
father to Missouri in 1881. | have b.
all itinerant p~reachebin the the Metl
dist Episcopal church, South, since Ia
have been married twice.
first wife, 10 whom | was married
rs l8i7, was Miss Susan j. PalmOre.
~ second wife was Miss Julia Y. Perd
u" and | was married TO her July 20, IL
ge- am now residing near Higginsville
The president appointed to draw
resolutions upon the death of Rev.
X Gray, the following COMMITTEES: X
Wv" Il. ii. Dupuy, Nathaniel j. Carter
no VIM. p. Parker.
To draw up resolutions upon
death OF his brother, Mr.. A. s. Higg
u" who was murdered a short time {
'' the president appointed Messrs. Gl
vile II Page. WIN. =. Parker ana
''y G.. Wentworth and Elder Fred
LOOs.
At II o'clock a recess of one i
vi" and thirty minutes was taken for
ner.
l. The wife OF the host is a tyl
'ght Lafayette county lady b has
rare captured and taken across the line,
he OF course the dinner was All exec
one in every particular. All those
'ars. have ever attended Il meeting OF
ited club know what kind OF dinners
here prepared for the old men. The
al II best the country ailords, and in qns
hey ties sufficient to iced hall IA regimen
was hungry soldiers, and served by
'cLal prettiest young ladies in the count
cni if these Inducements are not sutiI'
fled to induce any man To eat heartily
all, must be q great deal older than al
ren' our people, and have little 'e'pecI
~ beauty or luxurious living. A
3. tempting table could not be des