The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-06
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Died-In COncOrdia. recently. infant son III
Mr.. Henry BaePier, aged year ana ~
days.
- In this city, Dec. .. of diptheria. infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Martin Owens.
- Near Columbus, Dec. 3. of consump-
ton, Mrs. LUCY wife of II. IT,. Anderson,
aged about 80 years.
- At the home of her parents, near this
city, November 30. of dIptheria,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Barnes, aged
&c months.
- At the residence OF her daughter, In
DOdd City, Texas, Nov. IA, after a brief Ill.
ninth year OF her age, relic OF the late A. Z.
Sloan, long a resId ent of Lafayette county.
The subject of the above notice was the
mother OF Mrs. j. l.. Marshall, oil near this
city. st. Louis and Kansas City papers please
copy.
- Ir Hickory county. Mo-. November 10,
OF heart disease, Mr.. LAFAYETTE GRiH.
IELL, aged about 30 years.
Until q few months ago Mr.. Griz2ell was q
resident of this county, being a prosperous
farmer and living near city. A short time
ago he removed to Hickory county. where
he bought a farm and settled down to live.
He was a good citizen. a pleasant neighbor
and a loving husband and father. His bereay.
ed family have the sympathy Of all their
many friends.
- In this city, November 30. of spinal
meningitis. Mr.. CHAS. MCCLINTIC, aged
about 81 years.
Something over a year ago Charlie sustain
ed a heavy fall while playing q match game
of base ball at Odessa, the effects Of which he
has felt to a consid -rable degree eyer since
and which, though not directly, to a certain
extent contributed to the cause of his death.
Tuesday he was In his usual health but that
evening he began to complain and Sunday
morning he expired. Though young In years
he was an excellent engineer, and as such
held q position In the McGrew mill for a long
time, his health, after the ball game In which
he sustained such severe injuries. requiring
him to give up his position. His parents. 10
the support of whom he was very active, have
the sympathy Of the entire community. HIS
remains were inferred iu Machpelsh cemetry
Monday.
Boonville Advertiser The many friends
of JoI. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Yost will deeply SYM
pathize with them In the loss of their little
girl, Marguerite. She died Monday. at JET.
ferson City. after a lingering illness, at the
tender age Of twenty ne months. We did
not know her, but she is said to have been an
unusually bright and attractive child, and
there are many who know the sorrow which
comes when q little one Is thus taken away
Like a lily that Is gathered. Marguerite,
On the breast of some fair maiden to be
worn.
Thou art taken in thy beauty. Marguerite.
On The tOsom OF an angel, upward borne.
There IL sorrow In the household. Marguerite
Deeper than the quivering lips Of love can
tell,
And a shadow on the hearthstone. MsrRuer-
tie,
Where the sunshine OF thv smile once softly
fell.
Yet, It's brighter up In Heaven, Marguerite.
Since thy spirit with the angels there ap.
peared,
And The singing Of the serapbs. Marguerite,
Will be sweeter when thy gentle vice is
heard.
But He glveth and lie taketh. Marguerite,
and Ills we'll for those who love thee, al
the last,
II thy little hand shall lead them. Marguerite,
Where no s hadow round the heart il ever
cast.